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6 - Hinton News Tues. Sept. 18, 1990
Pictured is Noah F. Fleshman of George Garten present-
ing a check to Marie Maddy, President of the Summers
County Hospital Auxiliary and one of the Treasurers for the
Task Force, for the hosptial Sprinkler System.
PRESENTS CHECK
Pictured is the Grand Prize winner of the First Annual
Rubber Ducky Race Linda Emrich and Richard Lawrence
presenting her with her winning check.
Dinner
The annual covered dish dinner
of the Hinton Woman's Club was
held Man. Sept. 10 at 6 p.m. in the
• Memorial Building.
Autumn colors of bright orange,
gold and yellow predominated in the
table floral decorations accented by was the best thing that ever hap- with Ducky cart, in the Fireman's
dark orange napkins, pened to me" and Hoby ambassa-Parade on Thurs. night andagainin
Mrs. Bobby Basham club presi- dots have kept in touch fro" the GrandParadeonSat.
dent, welcomed the gathering and yearsJackets, T-shirts and ptctures We concluded our week's activi-
led the invocation preceding a dell- from the seminar were displayed, ties at the Water Festival on Sat.
claus dinner. Kathy a junior at Hinton High Aug. 11, with the First Annual
During the business period, plans School, is a member ofSADD, Tri Hi Rubber Ducky Race. 285 ducks were
• were completed for the Southern Y, the Cats Club and Flag corp. dumpedoffofthe Bellepoint Bridge,
District convention to be hosted by Attending were Mrs. Alma Rodes, buttheygotofftoaslow start.They
:~theHintonclubSept.29atthePence Mrs. Marion Forren, Mrs. Dianna got caught in an eddy and swam in a
Springs Hotel. Adkins, Miss Kathy Adkins, Mrs. circle, some even tried to go back up
"Cookin in the 90's",cookbooks Pauline Meadows, Mrs. Katherine the river. Five strong swimmers
compiled by W. Vs. club membersHolt, Miss Eleanor Meadows, Mrs. pulled out of the crowd and and
are available for sale from Mrs. Bertha Goddard, Mrs. Inn Coffman, made it to the finish line. The rest
Herbert Vass for $6. Mrs. Brenda Cooper, Mrs. Opal were rescued by Richard Lawrence
:. Miss Dorothy Jean Boley, chair- Rodes, Mrs.MarjorieBurdette, Mrs. and Mickey Gill and got a ride home
man ofthe day, introduced the club's Gerald Dotson, Mrs. John Bryant, in a big rubber ducky loaned by
ambassador to the Hugh O'Brien Mrs. Ashby Mann, Mrs. Thomas Cantrell's Canoes. Linda Emrich of
:YouthFreedom SeminaratJacksonsHunter, Mrs. Stephen Jones, Mrs. Brooks was the Grand Prize winner,
receiving a check for $356.25 (25% of
Mill Miss Kathy Adkins and her Mary Ellen Honaker, Mrs. Betty ourgross);theweekendatPipestem
mother Ms. Diana Adkins. Basham, Mrs. Claude Davidson, Park second prize went to Jimmy
:: Miss Adkins spoke of the experi- Miss Dorothy Jean Boley, Mrs. Mary Boiling of Lowell. The third prize of
ence of interacting with other out- F.Talbert, Mrs.TommyJayneLowe, a raft trip with Centrell s Canoes
standing sophomores from W.Va. Miss Mary Morgan, Mrs. Lena
:high schools. Delegates were chosen Wilson, Mrs. Connie Willey, Mrs. went to Levohn Riggers of Talcott.
on the basis ofscholarship and lead- Brenda McCoy, and Mrs. Herbert And the q~ooby prize" for last place (
a last year's WV Water Festival hat
.~rship-potential.Kathy, daughterof Vass. and t-shirt) was won by Mathew
' BPW Holds Meeting t Contributions BlevinsofTrue Congratulations to
' all of the winners!
Campbell-Flannagan-Murrell-
House Has Successful Water
Festival Week
The CFM House helped kick off
On Wed. at George Garten Ford- tel. She stated that the installation the 1990 W. Vs. Water Festival with
Mercury, Inc., a check for $1,100 of the Sprinkler System is nearing an open house reception on Aug. 4,
was presented to Marie Maddy, completion.Thisprojectfor$150,000 featuring the photo exhibit "Hard
President of the Summers County was an enormous undertaking byWork Was All We Knew', by local
Hospital Auxiliary and one of the the Task Force and Auxiliary with photographer, Andy Yale. The fifty
Treasurers for the Task Force, for contributionscomingfromindividu- plus people who visited us during
the hospital Sprinkler System. The als, churches, businesses, and or- that time alsohadan opportunity to
presentation was made by Noah F. ganizations ofthe county and neigh- celebrate the opening of the muse-
Fleshman,Jr.,SalesRepresentative boring areas. The caring and re- urns'consignment gift shop.
on behalf of George Garten, owner, sponse was overwhelming, to save That evening from 6-9 p.m. the
RogerMullins, GeneralManagerand our hospital with donations coming House was open for the Main Street
all company employees. The contri, from many friends, relatives and Hinton's Annual Homes Tour. An-
bution was from a stated amount former residents living in other other 21 people visited with us that
per car in a recent sales promotion states and London, England. evening. Thank you to everyone who
given to benefit the Sprinkler Sys- Mrs.Maddysaid,~Wewantpeople stopped by to say "hello" and to see
tern at Summers County Hospital. to know how much we appreciatewhat we are all about. We hope to
Mrs. Maddy extended her thanks, their caring and that Summers see allofyouagain.
on behalf of the Task Force and County Hospital is alive and is here Starting this week, we will be
Auxiliary to the Company for their to stay." open on a limited schedule of 1-4
interest and concern for the hospi- p.m. on Saturdays and Sundays only.
Wo b Ifanyone would like to tour the House
Hinton man's u at any other time, they can contact
Becky Gill at 466-1224 (weekdays)
Holds Covered Dish or 466-5088 (evenings)to make an
'. appointment. We are looking for
volunteers who would be interested
in working in the museum and gift
shop. If you might be interested,
Mr. and Mrs. James Adkins of Hix, please call Becky.
is the sixth student the Woman's On Wed. Aug. 8, we set up a table
club has sponsored in cooperation at the Water Festival Street Fair
with the Wednesday Club. She ex- and began selli ng tickets for the First
pressed appreciation to the Hinton Annual Rubber Ducky Race. We
club for sponsoring her stating "It enteredourlife-sizeDucky, complete
AVE SAVE SAVE SAV!
:~ The Hinton Business and Profes-! This was CFM House's first year
sional Women's Club met at 6:30 Contributio~ to Summers for the Rubber Ducky Race and we
P.M. on Aug. 24, at Something Spe-i County Hospita~.~prinkler System have learned a lot about what to do
cial July 12 - Sept. 4 and especially about what NOT to do
": Mrs. Betty Bare, Club President, Mr. & Mrs. W. E. Garten 10.00,next year. We hope that our experi-
: opened the meeting with the Club Hospital Sweet Shop (Auxiliary) ences this year (both good and bad)
..,Collect and Flag Salute. After the 10.00, Payroll Deductions $161.18, will help us make next year's race
meal, Mrs. Bare called the business Mike Copolo For Hoescht Phar- bigger,better and more successful.
: meeting to order, macudicals $100.00, Freddie & Rita CFM House would like to thank
The district picnic, Aug. 26th,and Plumley 50.00, George Garten Ford everyone who bought tickets, sold
)thedistrictmeeting, Sept.9th, were Mercury, Inc. $1,100.00, and tickets or worked with us in any
~iscussed and plans to attend were Nadine Hichman Circle, 1st. Rapt. other way to help with the race.
:made by some members. Church 100.00. We would like to give two very
Mrs. Bare reported on the In- speciaI"ThanksYous".Thefirstisto
terium Board and National Conven- the Ronceverte River Festival and
:tion. Shereviewedsomerevisionsin Braswell Will Pete Piercy who contributed their
'policy that will affect the Hinton technicalassistance, duckycostume,
:club. The club voted to study and Attend West ducky cart and rented us the racing
vote on these revisions and by-law Virgi ducks. The s ond is to
g)langes at the next meeting. The nia Hannah. Kristie, who worked for
' ] xr CFM House this summer through
meeting was ended with the Bens- Wes, y an
diction, the Concord College work program,
el" helped to coordinate all three events
Seventeenmembersandoneguest Collese
were present: Donna Pivont, Clara and worked many hours over and
Mann, Mary Garrison, Elizabeth above what was expected of her. She
Huffman, Frances Davis, Jeannie Wendy S. Braswell, the daughter worked to take care of ticket distri-
Kraft,Jean Pack, Connie Willey, Lisa of Carols Cox of Hilldale, will attend bution and collection, advertising
Graham, Mildred Meador, Judy WestVirginiaWesleyan College this and was our life-size duck for the
Gore, Gloria Meadows, Frances fall, according to John Fluke, direc- race. She also worked tirelessly in
Bowman, Ruth Pivont, Elizabeth torofadmiuionatthecol!ege, helping to ready the museum for the
Bare, Jane Humphries, Amy Mann Agraduate of Hinton High School, open house and house tour. Kristie's
and Betty Messer. Wendy was recipient of the Shirley last day at CFM House was Aug. 17.
ANNUAL REUNION Individualism Award. She is back at school now, but we
The Alumni of Greenbrier Mill. West Virginia Wesleyan College hope to see her smiling face back
tary School will have its annual isafour-year, coeducationalinstitu- during Railroad Days. We are sure
reunion in Lewisburg, W.Va., Oct. 4- tion that offers more than 150 ace- she will never forget her summer at
6~ For details contact the G.M.S. demic majors in the liberal arts and the museum. Thanks Kristie, we
Alumni Association, P.O. Box 922, career-related fields of study. It has couldn't have done it without you.
Lewisburg, WV 24901. been recognized as one of the finest CFM House would like to give a
The GMS Alumni Association liberal arts colleges of its size in the bigthankyou tothe following people
continues its search for former stu- mid-Atlantic region. Affiliated with who helped make our WV Water
dents. Anyone knowing a former the United Methodist Church, Festival week successful: Richard
cadet is encouraged to contact the Wesleyan has an enrollment ofap- Lawrence, who coordinated the
Alumni Association in Lewisburg. proximately 1,500. Ducky Race, 7-U store, The HotDog
Stand, Hinton Seafood, Nancy
Richmond of First National Bank,
Jack Hellems of National Bank of
Summers, Rivertowne Restaurant,
Moose Lodge, Cantrell's Canoes,
Willowwood Country Club, River-
side Exxon, City Sidetrack Park, Don
Array Shop, Western Auto, Sum-
mers County Public Library, Hinton
Floral Shop, Big Four Drug Store,
Greenbrier Respiratory Care, Carol
Ramsey and the staff of Pizza Hut,
Kathy Liakos, Bobby Cox, Bobby
Wheeler, Lori McDaniel, Fred
McDanie], Bud Shanks, J. C.
Johnson, Mickey Gill, Sam
Richmond, David Cole, Nadine
Woodrum, Orpha Haselwood, Linda
Harvey, Jen nie Sciortino, Alice York,
Pearl Chamberlain, Dwight Emrich,
Andy Yale, Jan Darrah, Adam Gill,
James Cox, Jimmy Romanello, Rich-
ard Gunnoe, Chris Chanlett, Miller
Murrell, Karla Gunnoe, Jane Duf-
field, Joan Krakower, David Ziegler,
Donald Bragg, Pipestem State Park,
WV Water Festival Committee, and
The WV Foundation for the Humani-
ties. We hope we haven't left anyone
out. So many people helped in so
many ways that it is difficult to list
you all, but your help is certainly
appreciated very much.
We are already working on plans
for upcoming events for this fall and
early winter. The museum will be
open during Railroad Days in Oct.
We will also have a duck pond(what
else?) set up at the street fair. We
will be doing the second annual
Chamber of Chills (this year it will
be the Museum of Madness) during
the last week of Oct. We also hope to
have an entry in the Christmas
Parade sponsored by Main Street
Hinton.
Anyone who would like more in-
formation about CFM House, or
would like to help with any of our
upcoming events, or become a mu-
seum member, please contact Becky
Gill or any of the members.
Thanks again to everyone who
helped to make our week so success-
ful and we look forward to working
with all of you again.
MERCURY
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Hinton High School has initiated
a North Central Association evalu-
ation program.
Principal G. Lynn Crowder ex-
plained,"Thisis the first NCAevalu-
ation of our school under my admini-
stration. The school expects to reap-
ply for full accreditation after an On-
Site visit in 1991-92."
Hinton High School was last
evaluated in 1984-85. The NCA
requires each member school to
undertake a comprehensive evalu-
ation once during each seven-year
cycle, as a major impetus for school
improvement.
There are several phases of the
full evaluation. First, the school will
conduct a self-study on programs
and procedures. Every aspect of the
school will be reviewed - curriculum,
student activities, personnel serv-
ices, health services, instructional
materials, physical facilities, finan-
cial support and control. The self-
study will result in suggestions for
changes that will help the school do
a better job of meeting school goals
and educating students.
Mrs. Crowder estimates that the
self-study will take about six to eight
months. Mrs. Connie Newton has
been assigned the task of organizing
faculty reports from various sub-
committees and developing a needs
assessment.
Parents, students, administra-
tors, and citizens will also have
opportunities to identify strengths
and weaknesses of each segment of
the school. After the self-study is
completed a steering committee wi]l
determine school goals and develop
a plan of improvement. During the
study, school personnel will confer
with students, teachers, and par-
ents.
Accordi ng to Mrs. Crowder, "This
study and the On-Site visit next year
will help to make Hinton High School
stronger. The evaluation process
involves a great deal of work and
planning by many people, but we
thi nk the rewards are equally great ."
If any Summers County citizen is
interested in participating in the
North Central self-study evaluation,
please contact Mrs. Connie Newton
at Hinton High School at 466-6033
between 2:30-3:30 pro.
1990
HINTON 7TH & 8TH GRADE
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Sept. 24 Mercer Away 6:00
Sept. 25 Gap Mill Home 12:00
Oct. 1 Shady Springs Home 6:00
Oct. 2 Greenbrier Home 4:30
Oct. 3 Fayetteville Away 6:30
Oct. 4 Talcott Home 4:00
Oct. 15 Gap Mills Away 12:00
Oct. 17 Nuttall Away 6:00
Oct. 24 Shady Spring Away 6:00
Oct. 29 Mercer Home 6:00
Oct. 30 Rainelle Away 4:00
Nov. 1 Sandstone Itome 4:00
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