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10- Hinton News Tues. Aug. 13, 1991
COMMUNITY BULLETIN BOARD
LIGItT REUNION
The family of the late John Bal-
lard and Rebecca Ann Light will
hold it's llth Annual Reunion Sun.
Aug. 18th. at the "Graham House"
near Lowell, WV. Bring along your
favorite covered dish, genealogy
charts, pictures, etc., alsohandicrafts
and attic Treasure items to be sold
at our "Fun Auction".
AA.R.P.
The Summers County Chapter of
the A.A.R.P. will meet on Thurs.
15th. at 1:30 P.M. at the Hinton
House Community Room.
There wilt be a special speaker,
all members are urged to attend.
ORGANIZATIONAL MEETING
There will be an organizational
meeting for all young ladies inter-
ested in plabdng basketball for Hin-
ton Junior High School. The meet-
ing will be held at the Hinton Wa-
terslide Tues. Aug. 20th. from 4:30
to 6:30 pro. Seventh Graders or any
first year player are asked to bring a
copy of their birth certificate.
If you have already received your
physical examination please bring
the completed form. If you do not
have a copy of the physical examina-
tion form then please contact Coach
Wayne Ryan at 466-0043 or pick one
up at the Hinton High School Main
Office between 9:00 am and 2:30 pro.
REVIVAL
Revival services will be held at
the Church of the Nazarene Aug.
13th. thru 18th at 7:00 P.M. Special
spewer will be Guy Wright.
Everyone Welcome.
FREE SEEDS
FREE FARM SEEDS AT
LOAVES AND FISHES: Sweet Corn,
Mustard Greens, Pickling Cucum-
bers, Yellow Onions, and Lettuce.
All you need. Bring your own
containers or bag. Everyone is eli-
gible. MWF 10A - 2 P, 127 Ballengee
St.
REUNION
The alumni of the Civilian Con-
servation Corp will hold its 5th
annual reunion at the Little Beaver
State Park, Daniels, WV on Aug:
24th. Sponsored by Camp Raleigh.
All persons connected with the C
C C are invited to attend. Bring
family and friends. For further info
contact Robell B. Clark, 107 Lynn
St., Daniels, WV 25832 or phone 1-
304-252-3161.
WORSHIP SERVICE
You are cordially invited to at-
tend the 11:00 AM Worship Service
at Careen Baptist Church, Sept. 1,
with your Family as a group, in
observance of Family Reunion Day.
If you have someone special you
wish to honor or a presentation to
make as a group, a song or poem, etc.
be prepared.
Also bring a covered dish to be
shared by all after the service down
in the Dining Hall.
We are an xi ou sly looking forward
to sharing a blessed occasion, bring-
ing families together in great num-
ber, IN THE NAME OFTHE LORD,
sharing a special worship service
and fillowship.
Won't you join us? You may not
have this chance again.
Barbara Johnson
GOSPEL SING
The Hinton Church of God will be
hosting an outdoor old fashioned
Gospel Sing on Sat. Aug. 17th from
12:00 noon till 6:00 p.m. on the
Church Parking Lot at 1301 Sum-
mers St.
The Gospel Blue Grass Express
from Montcalm, Hills of Glory, Greg
Farrell, Mary Williams, Frank &
Helen Brumit, and Gospel Lights
are some of the singers, plus many
more.
Food and refreshments will be
available. Pastor Cecil B.Welch in-
vites everyone to attend. In case of
rain the sing will be held inside the
church.
ENROLLMENT
Enrollment fornew students in
the area that will be attending Hin-
ton High School for the first time
will be held on Wed. Aug. 14th.
You need to bring with you your
birth certificate, TB test and tran-
scripts.
This is for only the students that
are new to the area and attending
H.H.S. for the first time.
THE NEW RIVER V
REUNION
The annual New River Valley
Reunion will be held at the Sum-
mers County 4H Camp near Hinton
on Sun. Aug. 18th.
Everyone is invited to come and
bring a basket lunch and enjoy a
great day of fellowship, meeting old
friends and making new ones.
Rev. Charles P. Wood, Pres.
NOTICE
The Senior Class of 1992 will be
holding a car wash to raise money
for their Senior trip. It will be held
behind Kroger's on Sat., Aug. 17
from 10:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
The prices are: $2.00 per car and
$4.00 per truck. Please come out and
support them in their efforts for a
great trip !!!
SUMMERS COUNTY HEALTII
DEPT.
151 Pleasant St. (Avis). Office
Hours: 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Mon.-
Fri. Telephone: 466-3388.
AUG. CLINICS
6 - Diabetic & Blood Pressure
Testing "8:30-11:00). 8 - Pediatric &
EPSDT clinic (by appointment). 12
- immunizations & TB skiff tests (9-
11 & 1-3). 15- Family Planning Clinic
(by appointment). 20 - Diabetic &
Blood Pressure testing (8:30 -11:00).
21 - Chest X-rays (by appointment).
22 - General Medical Clinib ( by
appointment). 26 - Immunizations
& TBskin tests (9 - 11 & 1-3).
Health Officer - S.K. Shammaa,
M.D. Health Nurse -- Sandra Ball,
RN; Sanitarian - Stephen Trail;
Secretary - Brenda Plumley.
MICHAEL BOLTON
Michael Bolton - Time, Love and
Tenderness Tour, with special guest
Oletta Adams will be appear on Wed.
Sept. 4 at 8 PM at the Charleston
Civic Center Coliseum.
Ticket prices: $22.50 - lower level
and $20.00 - upper level. All seats
reserved.
For ticket purchase call Ticket-
master Charleston Area 342-5757
or Huntington Area 523-5757.
Kirby Named WVVA-TV News
Director
!:;:i:i:!i:i!
Dave Kirby
Dave Kirby, a native of southern
W.Va., has been named News Direc-
tor at WVVA Television, Inc., in
Blue field. A broadcasting veteran of
more than twenty years, Kirby will
be replacing Bill Huffman, who will
be attending law school at West
Virginia University.
Born in Bluefield, Dave Kirby
grew upin southern W.Va. coalfields
and livedin towns such as Northfork,
Oak Hill, Oceana, Sophia, and Blue-
field. A 1965 graduate of Sophia High
School, Kirby majored in English at
West Virginia Weslyan College and
began his broadcasting career at
WKOYin Bluefieldin the summer of
1967.
Kirby has received numerous
awards and honors for his television
news reporting, including the Asso-
ciated Press award for Best Televi-
sion News Series in both Ga. and AI.
Active in many community organi-
zations, Dave Kirby has been the
news director/anchor at television
stations in Savannah, GA., Dothan,
AL., Columbus, GA., and Wheeling,
WV.
Married to the former Lana Mitch-
ell of Bluefield, VA., Dave and his.
wife have spent the past year work-
ing with young people at Boys Town,
NE.
After being named WVVA News
Director, Kirby said, "I'm so excited
to be returning home. My very first
television job was at W'HIS (Now
WVVA) and rm thrilled to have the
opportunity to work in Bluefield
again. Bill Huffman has done an
outstanding job at WVVA and I hope
to carry on his great work. We have
an outstanding pool of talent and
creativity at WVVA and rm most
happy to be part of such a terrific
organization."
Celebrates 50th Wedding
Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Durwood Patterson
of Hampton, Va., celebrated their
50th wedding anniversary with a
reception held at the Moose Lodge in
Hampton given by their dilldren and
g@hndchildren.
The couple v.as married June 28,
1941 in Hinton by the late Reverend
Hackney. They have two daughters,
Brenda Smith of Newport News and
Sandra Manns f Hampton, six
grandchildren ant five great-grand-
children.
Durwood is the son of the late Ira
and Margaret Patterson of Meadow
Bridge, and a brother to Florence
MINISTERS, CHURCH AND
CIVIC ORGANIZATION
MEMBERS
R.E.A.C.H. (Reaching Everyone
to Assist in Creating Healthier
Homes) has been formed as an advo-
cacy program to assist victims of
domestic violence. It's mission is to
help meet the needs of victims of
abuse by listening, transporting to a
safe place, advocating during legal
and/or medical services, and explor-
ing alternatives.
For more information or to in-
quire about becomi nga volunteer or
donor, please call 466-4659, or con-
tact Loaves and Fishes, 127 Bal-
lengee St., 466-2110, Men., Wed., or
Fri. 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
The United States produces more
oranges than any other country.
Rudisill of ['cic¢. Springs, and Lu-
cille Bowles and the late Cline Pat-
terson of Meadow Bridge.
Evelyn is the daughter of the late
Mr. and Mrs. Granville Mann' of
Hinton.
The couple enjoyed the afternoon
fellowshipping with many of their
friends and relatives. Their children
and grandchildren entertained them
with a variety of musical selections
and dance routines. Their nieces
Wanda Mullins of Meadow Bridge,
Connie Gwinn and Bonnie Sampson
of N.C. sang especially to them
"Thank You Lord". Indeed both
Durwood and Evelyn felt they were
blessed to have been able to cele-
brate with their loved ones.
Mr. Patterson retired from New-
port News Shipbuil dingin May 1981.
FALL SCHEDULE AVAILARLE
The revised class schedule for the
1991 Fall semester is available at
Blue field State College. A number o!
late afternoon and evening classes
have been added to the schedule in
an effort to be of service to those
adults who must mmntain both work
and home schedules. Classes at
Bluefield State begin Aug. 21, with
registrationset for Men. and Tues.,
Aug. 19 and 20.
To obtain a copy of the fall sched-
ule contact the Admissions Office at
Bluefield State College at (304) 327-
4065 or contact the Office of Con-
tinuing Education at (304) 327-4071.
W. Va. residents may call toll free at
1-800-344-8892, ou t-of-state may call
toll free 1-800-654-7798.
Receives Scholarship
Stephen Ray Shrader
operatesin more than I00 countries:
with over 50,000 employees. The}
provide technology oil comImniet
need for petroleum exploration
development, and production. The
also provide systems for electronic
transactions, computer aided design,
automatic testing of semiconduct
circuits, and metering devices lot
electric, gas and water industries.
Stephen's stepfather, Ike Lam-
bert, has been with the Beckley
District, Oklahoma City I:h ¢ision ot
Dowell Schlumberger for the past 13
years. Stephen will be featured i/1
the international edition of TEAM
Magazine in Aug. Stephen's mother,
Mary Shrader Lambert is a 2nd
grade teacher at Hinton Area Ele-
mentary.
A 1991 graduate of Hinton High
School, Stephen will begin studies
at Washington & Lee University,
this fall.
Stephen Ray Shrader, son of Mary
Shrader Lambert and the late Ivan
C. Shrader, has been selected as a
Conrad & Marcel Schlumberger
scholar. The Scholarshipis awarded
in competition between senior high
school students who are dependents
of North American employees of
Schlumberger Ltd of Houston, Tx.
The scholarship provi des $2,850 per
year tbr up to 4 years of undergradu-
ate studies, providing a high grade
point average is mai ntai ned. Estab-
lished in 1955, the award honors two
sons of company founder Paul
Schlumberger. The Award is based
on high school scholastic records,
character, qualities of leadership,
and results of selected aptitude tests.
Based in Paris, Schlumberger
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