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6 - Hinton News Tues. Oct. 2, 1990
Annual Auxiliary OPEN
Meeting Set
HOUSE
HINTON HIGH SCHOOL will be
The Annual Auxiliary of W. Va.having an "Open House Visitation"
Hospital Association, Inc., will hold on Oct. 16. Every parent and guard-
theirAnnual M~tingatThe Green-ian is invited to attend. Time will be
brier, on Oct. 3, 4 and 5. ~ds year's 4 PM until 6 PM. Faculty and staff
theme will he'Beyond our Expecta. will be here to answer any questions
tithe." you may have. There will be a senior
The following Summere County meeting with seniors and parents
H~pital Auxiliary will be attond- aleconthisday.Thismeetingwillbe
in~MarieMaddy-Pre~dent;Kath- held from 6 PM until 7 PM in the
, ezine Willey - Vi~-Premdent; Joyce high school auditorium. ALL SEN-
Andez~n-Tr~umrez;RuthThomas IORS AND THEIR PARENTS ARE
- S retarT, lh anello; Bill URGED TO ATTEND.
Coffman; Edith Coffman; Mildred Some of the items that will be
Lind~ty; Ruby Wheeler;, and Ted covered at this senior meeting will
Kmffez. be:
We will be attending the Award's Lunch Program; Senior Orders --
Lundmon on Oct. 4 and during that Cap and Gowns - ETC.; Diplomas;
time, them will be pr~mntations Mini Diplomas; Awards Assembly-
• made for tl~ 1990 Volunteer of the List of Awards given out last June;
Year, 1990 Innovative Project and Baccalaureate; Senior Farewell;
Women's X-Ie~th Proj~t Award. The Graduation- Time and Place- Dress,
tlmme fez the luncheon is ~our~e Etc.; ACT; SAT; Financial Aid; AP
Sp ial."
Joy~ Anderson and Ruth Tho- Teste; Tardies and Absences; Senior
' Exams; College Transcripts; Senior
maswill imlmrvinguaDelegates=in Dues; Yearbooks; Prom: Senior Fol-
the caucus with tho District Coun- "lies.
'. mlom on Fri. morning precoding the
Annual Budne Meeting.
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56th Ward
The 56th Ward reunion held on Sue Phillips. We hope that everyone
Sept. 1st and 2nd of this year waa a enjoyed themselves and hope to see
great success. On Set. 71 people came you again next year. From the olIi-
out to join in the fun and games cers of the Ward reunion may God
planned for the evening. With apple bless and keep you till then.
bobbing, horseshoe competition,
balloon and egg t~sing the adulte as
well as the young enjoyed the evente.
Roasting weinere over the open fire
gave warmth to the evening as well Bobcat Boosters met Tues. night
as the warmth shared from the Sept. 25 at the City SideTrack Park.
hearts that gathered. Remembor the football game on Oct.
On Sun. the btmine~ meeting 12th which is Hinton vs Richwood,
began at~00PMfollowingthegroup this is Homecoming.
photo and dinner which was set for Following attended: Howard
1:00 PM. The review ofold business Cashwell,E.L. Cobb, William Weber,
and work on cemetery was dia~med. C.W. Rodes, Mrs. Lynn Crowder,
The officers were motioned and voted Joe Coins, Rob Coins, and Walter
upon to remain the same. The new "Stoney~ Loomis.
business discussed was that on a
request for a plot at the cemetery.
Ownership and who to contact was Named To Dean's List
discussed and to be checked into at
later date. Any information on ceme. Sandra Ayers, daughter of Mr.
tery property should be directed to and Mrs. Elva Ayers, Jr., Sandstone,
Stanley Ward at Pipestem. has been named to the Dean's List
A collection was made to finance for the spring semester ended in
next years reunion and more work May at Queens College, Charlotte,
on cemetery. Gifts and door prizes N.C.
was awarded. Our oldest was In order to be eligible for the
Beatrice Ward, age 85 and youngest Dean's List, a student must average
was Amanda Jo at 6 months. The 3.5 or better in 12 hours of graded
greatest distance traveled was 460 work for the term.
miles from Indiana. Queens is a private, four-year
After closing of the business college associated with the Presby-
meeting we proceeded with our cake terian Church (U.S.A.).
walks, games and music provided by
FMRS Mental Health Council, Inc. has an opening in
Summers County for an R.N. to work one day per
week. Job includes working with mental health/de
velopmentally delayed clients in clinic with physi.
clan, providing skilled nursing services including,
but not limited to, administering, education and
monitoring of medications including Prolixin injec.
tions. An R.N. license to practice nursing in the State
of West Virginia required. Send resume' by Friday,
October 5,1990 to Charles S. Weatherford, Personnel
Director, FMRS Mental Health Council, Inc., 101 S.
Eisenhower Drive, Beckley, WV 25801. EOE/MFH
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SCHOOL MENU
Hinton High School Beef-Vegetable Soup, Ham &
Week of Oct. 3 thru 9Cheese Sandwich, Crackers, Fruit
BREAKFAST and Milk. Hot Bar. Salad Bar.
Wed. Oct. 3 Thurs. Oct. 4
Fruit or Juice, Egg McMuffin, Pizza, Fries, Green Beans, Fruit
Milk. And Milk. Hot Bar. Salad Bar.
Thurs. Oct. 4 Fri. Oct. 5
Fruit or Juice, Mozarella Cheese Chicken Nuggets, Potoat Round,
Toast, Milk, *Dry Cereal. Jello With Fruit, Roll And Milk, Hot
Fri. Oct. 5 Bar-BBQ Sauce, Salad Bar - Mus.
Fruit or Juice, Ham Pattie, Toast Sauce.
& Butter, Milk. Mon. Oct. 8
Mon. Oct. 8 Baked Fish On Bun, Celery w/
FruitorJuice, Cheese Toast, Milk, Peanut Butter, Shelly Beans, Fruit
*Dry Cereal. And Milk, Nacho N Cheese. Salad
Tues. Oct. 9 Bar.
Fruit or Juice, Sausage Biscuit, Tues. Oct. 9
Milk. Sub Sandwich, Brown Beans ~I
LUNCH Cheese Wedge, Spinach, Cornbread,
Wed. Oct. 3 Fruit And Milk. Salad Bar.
Heritage Craft Festival
A Heritage Craft Festival will be costumes and exhibits of early
held Sun. Oct. 7th, at the Graham American tools and antiques.
House at I~well. There will be The festivitieswillbeginat 12:00
demonstrations in spinning and noon and continue until 5:00 p.m.
weaving, quilting, pottery, black- with food being sold by the Graham
smithing, basket making, makingof House Preservation Society. The
mountain rifles and apple butter, menu includes Bar-B-Q's, hot dogs,
Other activities will be mountain brown beans and cornbread, potato
music, Buckskinners in authentic salad, pies, cakes and other goodies.
Beginning October 1st.
Butler's will be open 8:30 to
5:30 Monday thru Friday to
better match the area physi-
cians office hours and better
serve you.
203 Greenbrier Drive
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