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6 - Hinton News Tues. Aug.
13, 1991
LEADERS HONORED
Outstanding 4-H volunteer leaders who work of Meadow Creek, and Dana Carver of Freeman
with youngsters in local clubs and county events receive certificates from Rachel B. Tompkina,
were honored at the recent 4-H Recognition Day WestVirginia Universityasciate provot forex-
at Jackson's Mill State 4-H Conference Center. tension and economic development. WVUExten-
From left, Shirley Carter of Rt. 5 Sinks Grove, sion Service, sponsor of the youth program, hen-
Edna Burwell ofRt. 1 Sinks Grove, Barbara Stone ored 47 leaders from 39 counties durlngthe event.
BPW Holds
June Meeting
Area Teachers To
Learn Innovative
Teaching Methods
Nearly 150 area teachers are
learning the progressive Junior
Great Books teaching methods this
summer in Beckley.
The Junior Great Books program
'in W.Va. is a four-year project ofthe
W.Va. Humanities Council to estab-
lish the innovative and proven effec-
tive method for teaching humanities
curriculum -- literature, history,
civics, fine arts, culture--in schools
throughout W.Va.
The training is sponsored by the
Council and supported by the W. Va.
State Department of Education. The
first two days, teachers learn the
"shared inquiry" method which in-
corporates open discussions with
interpretive reading. The last two
days concentrate on specialized
training in creative writing and
creative dramatics, presented by
Poetry Alive.
Beckley is one of the ten training
sites in W.Va. this summer. The
training is conducted by staff from
the Great Books Foundation of Chi-
cago.
The teachers attending are from
schools in Raleigh, Summers, Fay-
ette, Monroe, Wyoming, Mercer,
Greenbrier and Nicholas counties.
They join the 624 teachers statewide
who completed the training in 1989
and 1990. They are among the 653
teachers, reading specialists, librari-
ans and school administrators par-
ticipating statewide this year.
Training for Junior Great Books
is free to qualifying W.Va. teachers.
The Hinton Business and Profes- Foundation corporations, and indi-
sionalWomen'sClubmetatthehome viduals in each county are helping
of Jeanie Kraft on June 27th., for a provide sets of classroom books to
6:30 covered dish dinner meeting, enhance and extend the humanities
Mrs.JeanieKraftandFrancesDavis lessons in the schools. Locally, At-
served as co-hostesees, lantic Financial, Beckley Area Foun-
Afterawonderfulmeal,MrLBetty dation, Carbon Fuel Foundation,
Bare called the meeting to order Herscher Foundation, Greater Ka-
with the Flag Salute and the Club nawha Valley Foundation, Monon-
Collect. She then introduced Kay gahelia Power, Wyomac Coal Com-
Ballard, the District Chairman. pany, GTE South, Ethel Bowman
Kay Ballard, the guest speaker, Foundation, Humana Hospitals,
emphasized the importance ofBPW Hardees - Bluefield, Second Funeral
in the working world and what a Home - Bluefield, and Blue Ridge
difference theorganization hasmade Medical Center have contributed to
for women in general. She also indi- the program.
cated that is was crucial to each club Linda Ballard, head of RESA I
to get young members involved be- staff development, is coordinating
cause the young people were the the session for elementary; and sec-
futureofourwor-kplace,Ms.Balla'rcI'ori'daiT tealers July 23-26 at
also reported on the successful In- Woodrow Wilson High School in
terium Board meeting that was held Beckley. Teachers attending are
in Beckley. Her enthusiasm was PaulettAdkins, MariaArritt, Vickie
enjoyed by all. Cales, Carol Crook, Pamela Lyons,
Mrs. Bare urged all members to Barbara Meredith, MadelinePayne,
send in their =voice on legislative Cathy Richmond, Nancy Seldom-
issues that will be discussed at the ridge, Patricia Stacklin, Kati Wade,
National Convention. She then dis- LuAnn Whitaker, Patricia Jeffries,
cussed committees and handed out Cathy Arritt, Lucinda Wilson, Pare
the materials for each cnmittee. Williams, DoraLeighDeskins, Paula
The May minutes we approved Ann Wykle, Deanna Sulesky,
and a treasurer's report was given. Angelita Berry, Michelle Bowles,
The meeting ended with the Bene- Patricia Fick, Glenda Hollins, June
JefferyD. Furrow diction. Eldreth, Karen Houck , Brenda
Eleven members and two guests Willingham, Nancy Kittle, Cather.
Named To Who's Who In werepresent:ElizabsthBare.Eliza-ine Jo Fourney, Jim Pennington,
both Huffman, Mattie Jean Cooper, Mary Sizemore, Gayle Mills, Linda
Gloria Meadows, Jane Humphries, Hall,Janice Meadows, Mary McMil-
American High School Mildred Meador, Mi,,ie Meador, lion.TerriLeaSmith, SandraToney.
Frances Davis, Jeanie Kraft, Clara Elizabeth Morgan, Nancy Harrison,
Mann, AmyMann, BettyMemmrand Regina Smith, Linda Mainland,
Students , Ballard. Marion Tanner, Linda Boggs, Beryle
Jeffery D. Furrow, son of Dewey Jeff attends War Ridge Freewill Bree n nington,Sant°n' JuneLeslieskaggs,JameS'LoisSandraGallaher,Pen"
and Margaret Furrow of Marie has Baptist Church and plays guitar. He
been namedWho'sWhoin American has 5 sisters Bonnie Meadows of Mr. Connie Buckland, Kimberly Lynn
High School Students for his aca- Lookout, Kay Diggs, Williamsburg, Picnic Pugh, Jacqueline Ward, Catherine
demicachievements.Jeffisanhonor Va., Vickie Bennett of Marie, Ka- Darling, Tilda Sharon Pugh, Joan
roll student at Hinton High School. trina Fox of Wayside, and Teresa A family picnic was given for Beckett, PennyPrice, DebraSnuffer,
He played in the band for two Smith of N.C.; one brother Phil Jimmy and Linda Meadows Breen Janet Smith, Rick Ware, Teresa
yearsandplayedfootballlastseason Furrow of Mt. Lookout, W.Va Jeff and their children Nicholas Ray, Brown, Mary Hutchinson Stover,
and will be playing this fall. will be a junior this fall. Jaime and Jessica of Vero Beach, Ronna Diane Cook, Anna Barrett,
Fla. It was held at the home of Linda Hensley, Sharon England,
.:, :::: ........... .:i:i ........ Jimmy's parents, Ray and Janet Rosa Clark, Elizabeth Hollifield,
!: :: Breen at Marie. Janet Jones, Jill Daniel, Elizabeth
Others attending were: Linda's Reece, Dreama Newman, Karen Lee
: : mother, Mrs. Golda Savage, James Short, Laura Rose Stewart, Sue Vice,
i!i
iiiii: and Diane Lilly, Donna Sparlm, Patricia Snead, Doris Ann Taylor,
Helen, Kelly, Steve and Sam Pack, Judith Harvey, Rachella Prince,
Marie Breen, Buster and Evelene Brenda Kaye Lilly, Donna Allen,
i:i Westmoreland, DonnieWestermore- Rodney Brown, Carolyn Miller, Al-
land, Paul, Leola, and Cathy Gra- vada Farley, Brenda Whittinghill,
ham, Tammy, Anna, Steven and Susan Curry, Jill Modlin, Pare
Tahitha Wright, Sonny, Nancy and Browning, Deborah Conner, Jimmy
Amy Westmoreland, Steve, Teresa, Hamon, Doris McCurdy, Nancy
Kevin and Jason Pettus, Okey and 'Wells, Sarah McClintic, Deborah
Patty Buck]and, Robert, Wilma, Crouse, Julia Mollohan, Debby
!: Angle, Andrea and Robyn Bogge, Carte, Deborah Bonner, Cheryl
! .............. .... Bud, Sherry, Marlana and Sarah Lester, RuthLievsay, SarahMulkey,
:i!! Buck]and, Janice Walker, Drema Green, Ruby
!i Gary and Justin Osborne, Billy, Swecker, Connie Ann Newton, Laura
Janice, Peggy and Jason Breen, McKinney, Patrick McKinney,
Debra, Keith, Brian and Matthew Cecilia Warden, Daniel O. Boone,
Dilley, Ina Mae, Joe, Marlene and Judy Teaford, Charles Mulkey,
Bobby Scott, Sonja, Matt and Gabe Barry Rupp, Virginia France, Becky
: Lester, AmyandJtmtinRepass, Lucy Crabtree, Patricia Hartsog, Betsy
Sayre, Jan Caye Gorby, Nancy
.... Breen and Ruby Marshall, J.D,, Milam, ConnieOkes, KathrGrif-
Michael and David McKinney.
Ray and Janet and family want to fith' Victoria Clay, Peggy Webster,
thank each ofyou for bringing the Sandra Gunter, Karen Rusyniak,
delicious food and for ng the Brenda Anderson, Linch Lester,
Teresa Epperly, Kathryn Carte,
day so happy and memorabl e for us Marie Rogers, Chester Alexander,
i all.
Shelva Pennington, Paula Postrollo,
.... HOMECOM]NGSERVICES Michael Burton, Johnrde Farmer,
Snake Chestnut Grove Baptist Church Kay Thompson, George Vargo,
It
' S Not a Hix, W.Va, will have homecoming Loretta Lafferty, Sharon Hall, Nora
sorviceAug. 18th, Speaker is Pastor Robin Hall, Patricia Ann Wilson,
Reno Williams of 1616 Fayette St, Hinton, stopped by the office Benny Allen. DeborahCashion, AliciaSauls, Lisa
rccently to show us what at first glance looked like a green snake Summers County Sinng Con' Terry, John Blankenship, Sharon
coiled up in his hand ready to strike. It was really a home-grown vention will be at 2:00 lm. Every. White, Pamela Moore and Carolyn
brpless cucumber from his back yard. one welcome. Henry,
IN THE LIBRARY
The Library has been an extremely busy (and yes! sometimes noisy!)
place this summer. Our circulation for July exceeded 17,000 items, which
is more than double our average monthly circulation.
Much of our business was due to our Freedom Readers' Contest, which
inspired 84 children ages 3-12 to read 4,776 books! Wowl
OUR WINNERS FOR EACH CATEGORY ARE:
Preschool/kindergarten
1. Melinda Ronat - 533 books
2. Kerrie Barley - 254 books
3. Derrick Berry - 247 books
lst/2nd grades
1. Christopher Burley - 252 books
2. Heidi Ward - 120 books
3. Bruce Creswell - 109 books
3rd/4th grades
1. Ellen Scott - 300 books
2. Melissa Buckland - 145 books
3. Vicki Reed - 124 books
5th/6th grades
1. Scott Ward - 116 books
2. Melissa Lilly - 49 books
3. Darla Evanosky - 43 books
CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL THE WINNERS!
Holds Reunion
Class of 1947 of Sandstone High
School met July 19, at Shoney's
Restaurant, Beckley, WV., for their
class reunion.
Those who were present were:
Darrell and Velma Allen, Hopewell,
Va.; Pansy Cox Leiver, Billy Leiver,
Waverly, Oh.; Alice Martin Wood,
Rucherville, Va.; Howard Surbaugh,
Grassy Meadows; Bertie Surbaugh,
Grassy Meadows; Lawrence &
Glenna Crane, Elton, WV; Ross and
Devota Shumate, Madison, Ind.;
Bonnie Hicks Sutton, Waynesville,
N.C.; Ann Fleshman White, Maple-
land, Hinton; Georgia Kirk Lewis,
Columbia, Pa.; James Lewis, Bart
Lewis, Dustrin Lewis, Columbia, Pa.;
Asa Shumate and Angela Shumate,
New Albany, Ind.; Brandon Burnett,
Elton; Hettie Bell Gwinn, Lockbr-
idge; (she being our class sponsor).
We had a very enjoyable evening
along with a short program.
Our class salutatorian was pres-
ent and gave her speech which she
had given at our graduation.
MEETINGS
Residents opposing the High Volt-
age Powerline by APCO meet every
wood; Mon. night at 7:00 P.M. at the
Clayton White, Maplewd; Tom Jumping Branch Fire House.
Gillian, Beaver, WV; Ann Gillian, Any person opposing to the pow-
Beaver, WV; Vilma Dick Morgan, erline are asked to please attend
Sandstone, WV; Myrtle Ayers Hol- these meetings.
TAX N OTIC
The Sheriff's Tax Office has commence
the 1991 tax collections to which a
2 1/2 % discount is allowed on the 1st
half installment of both real estate and
personal property asses[9-3-91.
Sheriff& Treasurer
Thomas F. Briers Call 466-2575
Tan-Ta-Lizing
End of Summer Special
Aug. 12- Sept. 1
12 Sessions for $30.00
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New Hours: 2 pm to 7 pm Mon. . Fri.
New Bulbs / Air Conditioned Rooms
466-4115
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We offer a full breakfast menu. A large
selection of tasty sandwiches and choice
dinners. Our salads and desserts are
made fresh daily. Frozen Cakes available
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Fri., Sat. & Sun. 6:00 am to 11:00 pm
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