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Winners of the 1999 West Virginia State
Water Festival Casting Contest.
Left. To 12 years of age. Codie Nettles of Shady Spring, won the
bait casting and the spin casting contest. Center. Adult division.
Dan Hudson of Ronceverte, won the Fly casting and the spin casting
contest. Right. 13 to 17 years. Ben Helms of Hinton, won the spin
casting and fly casting contest.
Winners of the 1999 West Virginia State Water
Festival Casting Contest Distance Category.
Left. Winner, with a distance of no ft. 5 in. Jordan Eskridge of
Hinton. Right. Second Place, with a distance of 105 ft. 9 in.Andy
Hudson of Ronceverte.
Public Notice
The Summers County Board of
',; Education wishes to inform parents
:,' of the schedule for vision, hearing,
, • speech, and language screening
- ," tests will be conducted during the
.... ,: upcoming school year by qualified
.:, school personnel.
', The purpose of the screening is to
,%G identify students who may have
..-: vision, hearing, speech or language
..:' problems. Vision, hearing, speech,
• ' and language screening tests will be
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.:'/. students who did not participate in
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pre-enrollment screening m the
spring. 1999, all headstart students,
and all students entering school for
the first time in West Virginia.
Patents will be notified if the
screening indicates their child needs
follow-up services.
Any parent who does not want
his/her child to receive the screening
tests must notify the school principal
in writing prior to: September 15,
1999.
Servicemen In The
News
Army National Guard Pvt. Jason
W. Cottle has entered the basic
railitary training under the split-
option program at Fort Knox, KY.
Upon graduating from basic
training, the student will be a
member of the Army National Guard
or Reserve.
The program allows students
between their junior and senior year
of high school to attend national
guard or reserve weekend drills
while sti!l in school and pursue a
military career specialty after they
graduate from high school.
During training, the recruit will
receive instruction in drill and
ceremonies, weapons, map reading,
tactics, military courtesy, military
justice, physical fitness, first aid,
and Army history, values and
traditions.
Cottle is the son of Barbara
Thompson of Rural Route 1, Hinton.
: He is a student at Summers
County High School, Hinton.
HI-IS CLASS OF 1959
MEMBERS HHS CLASS OF
1959• Please be aware that plans
are being finalized for our 40-year
reunmn to be held September 10, 11
and 12 at Pipestem State Park.
Anyone who has the addresses of the
following classmates: Gary Zane
Lowe, Sue Willey Bryant, Phyllis
Meador Farr, Mary Wille Arthur,
Carlos Richmond, Wendell Nelson,
Thomas Chattin, Marilyn Wills
Biggs, Lawana Jackson Dameron,
and Roy Thompson, please contact
Ricky Eades at 466-4363.
SOIL CONSERVATION
The Southern Soil Conservation
District will hold their regular
monthly board meeting on Sept. 9th.
The meeting will be held at the
Southern Soil Conservation District
Bldg., 463 Ragland Road, Beckley.
The meeting will begin promptly
at 9:45 AM.
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BPW Holds August Meeting
BPW members Meridith Young Maloney ofM. Y. Impressions and
Donna Conway of Safe and Sound Security.
The Hinton Business and
Professional Women's Club held
their regular monthly meeting on
August 26 at the home of Mary Lou
Haley. Members enjoyed a pot luck
supper. The Young Careerist
program was the focal point of the
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and Hinton BPW's President-Elect.
New England native, Meridith
Young Maloney, spoke about turning Highlight Videos of
her love for art into a successful
meeting• Candidates Meridith
Young Maloney and Donna Conway
competed in a speak-off. The judges
were Kathy Shannon, Financial
Advisor ,-ith Morgan Stanley Dean
Witter, Teresa Allen, second grade
elementary teacher, and Nellie Pack
Callahan, retired from Ford Motor
Compar.y.
Donna Conway spoke to !.he club
about overcoming odds to become
career• She holds a Bachelors of Fine
Arts degree and now creates jewelry,
murals and other custom designs.
The winner of the competition was
Donna Conway.
The Hinton BPW is actively
involved in our community and is
interested in new members. For
more information on becoming a
member, please contact May Lou
Haley at 466-4271•
FAMILY REUNION
The descendants of the late
Summers and Lou Jane Forren
Gwinn held their second family
reunion on July 23rd. and 24th. Six
of their seven children, Paul,
Winnie, Janice, Jimmy, Minnie, and
George were present. Jesse of
Coconut Creek, FL did not attend.
Twelve grandchildren, sixteen great
grandchildren, two great-great
grandchildren and five guests
attended the gathering on Saturday
at the home of Minnie Vandall in
Robin Roost Subdivision at Nimitz.
Fifty three persons enjoyed a day of
games, visiting and delicious food.
Prizes awarded were to: Paul Gwinn
oldest; Abigail G,vinn, youngest and
Jimmy Gwinn for traveling longest
distance.
The following persons registered:
Janice Gwinn, Winnie Vandall,
Shannon Harrah, Bryan Plumley of
Meadow Bridge; Paul and Helen
OD: "ME'. ,L t:l' ' Gwinn, Cheryl and Justin Taylor,
........ Josh and Heather Taylor, Gayad
OUSE SITEOF -Susan Gwinn, of Rainelle; Melanie
CELEBRATION Gwinn Hicks and Lindsay of Beaver;
The Old Log Meeting House on
River Ridge at Pipestem, Summers
County, will host it's annul
celebration and homecoming at
11:00 a. m• Sunday September 12th.
This annual event marks the
gathering of the descendants of
River Ridge's early settlers, which
were the Farleys, Cooks, Keatons,
Petreys, Laness, Martins, Millers
and others.
The Old Church is 122 years old
and was used as a church school and
meeting house by all who lived on
this five mile ridge between New
River on the east and Pipestem
Creek on the west.
Rev. Kenneth Boonie Martin, of
Greenup, Ky., will be the morning
speaker. There will be special
singing.
Everyone is invited to come and
bring a basket lunch and spend the
day meeting old friends and make
new friends at this historical
meeting house.
UNITY CHURCH
Pastor Dennis Medley will be
holding services each Sunday and
Monday at 7:00 p. m. at Summers
County Memorial Bldg.
The public is cordially invited.
KJ, J. D. and Ina Lou Rose, Crawley;
Roger, Sandy and Roger Gwinn,
Grassy Meadows; Leanna Claypool
and Larry Claypool, Danese; David
(Harpa) and Patty Vandall, Grassy
Meadows; Kevin, Nikki and Abigail
Gwinn of Shady Spring;
Alan Vandall, Orlando, FL.; Greg,
Shirley, Haley, Heidi Vandall,
Hinton, Keith, &ngela and Dylan
Foster of Beckley; Paul, Paula,
Makayla, and Delany Wykle,
Beckley; Minnie Vandall, Nimitz;
George, Lorraine, Deborah Gwinn
and Joseph Guiddy of Wall, NJ.;
Scott H. Gwinn of Plainfield, NJ;
Jacqueline Pugh, Hawthorne, N J;
Jim and Patricia Gwinn of Rio
Rancho, N.M.;
Terry Gwinn and Cindy Cramer
of Fredericksburg, VA.; Kathy and
Brittany Gill, Great Mills, MD.;
Brittany Wilson, Great Mills, MD.
The two day event began on
Friday, with a Brunch hosted by
Angela Foster and Paula Wykle at
The Bluestone Dam's
50th. Anniversary
Celebration
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