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8 - Hinton News Tues. Nov. 4, 2003
Mr. & Mrs. Brian Jacob Kubecki
Barker, Kubeckl United In Marriage
Christi Jenelle Barker and Brian of crystals and pearls and was
,, Jacob Kubecki were united in embellished with pearls, crystal
i[ marriage on Saturday, January 4,
2003 at the Pence Springs
Community Church in Pence
€ Springs, WV. The double-ring
r ceremony was performed by
, Reverend Roger Persinger, uncle of
¢ the bride.
The bride is the daughter of
: Charles and Anna Barker of Pence
;" Springs. She is the granddaughter
i-, of Nell Coiner and the late Helen
' and Frank Coiner, Jr. of Pence
Springs, Charles and Betty Barker
i of Forest Hill, and Lee and Nita
v Hilarides of Sonora, CA.
The groom is the son of H.
Kenneth and Pamela Kubecki of
YL Germantown, MD. He is the
i gfMbr',Kt&iand the
0 V.,;tBrymt and Joe Gem ell
'' of Washington, D.C., and Edward
:,- Bryant of Chicago, ILL.
Prior to the ceremony, a program
!: of nuptial music was performed by
i pianist, Vena Persinger, aunt of the
" bride. She also accompanied John
Parkin, vocalist, as he performed
"Great is Thy Faithfulness," "From
this Moment" and "Love of my Life
during the wedding ceremony.
Escorted to the altar by her father
and given in marriage by her
parents, the bride wore a formal
white satin gown with a two-piece
look. The corset bodice featured a
lace-up back with spaghetti straps
beading, rhinestones and intricate
silver embroidery. The full princess
line skirt flowed into a cathedral
length train and was enhanced with
a scattering of pearls and crystals.
Her fingertip veil was adorned with
scattered pearls and rhinestones
and featured a tiara of pearls and
rhinestones. She carried a bouquet
of white roses and stargazer lilies
accented with alstroemeria, heather,
ivy and iridescent ribbon.
The bride was attended by maid
of honor and friend, Allison Shaffer
of Blacksburg, VA. Bridesmaids
were Chrissy Sams of Alderson,
friend of the bride, Dawn Kubecki
of Germantown, MD., sister of the
groom, and Candice Humphrey:of
Sissonviile-enf the bride. I
attendants were attired in formal
raspberry gowns and carried hand-
tied long stem bouquets of White
roses and stargazer lilies. Serving as
honorary attendant was Audrey
Persinger of Frankford, cousin of the
bride. She wore a tea-length black
dress and carried a matching hand-
tied bouquet. Flower girl was
Madison Persinger, cousin of the
bride, also of Frankford. She wore a
white floor length sleeveless dress
featuring a fitted satin bodice
covered with pearls and a full
ballerina-style tulle layered skirt.
Her matching veil was attached to
a headpiece of white rosettes and
pearls.
The groom was attended by best
man and friend, Christopher
Orndoff of Warrington, VA.
Groomsmen were Shane Kubecki
and Jason Kubecki, brothers of the
groom and Louis Mariast, friend of
the groom, all of Germantown, MD.
Honorary groomsmen was Mark
Persinger of Frankford, cousin of the
bride. The groom and groomsmen all
wore matching black tuxedos with
gray and silver tapestry vests and
matching gray silk ties. Erin
Persinger served as "ring-baby" and
wore a tea-length dress featuring a
black velvet bodice and layered
raspberry tulle skirt accented with
black velvet polka-dots.
The sanctuary of the church was
decorated with a central fifteen-
branch candelabra displaying an
arrangement of stargazer lilies,
roses, heather and greenery with
silver and white iridescent ribbon.
It was flanked on either side by a
nine-branch candelabra. Similar
arrangements adorned the unity
candle, family pews and memorial
candles. Alternating pews were
decorated with silver and white
iridescent bows and greenery.
Windows contained arrangements of
votive candles, berries, and greenery
with silver accents.
Wedding director and reception
hostesses was Sue Humphreys of
Sissonville,.cousin of the bride.
Guest book attendant was Andrea
Macauley of Germantown, MD.
Program attendants were Kassi
Hedrick and Chrissy Leedom of
Pence Springs. Flowers were
provided by Lobban Floral f
Alderson, photography by Brown's
Photography of Lewisburg, and
videographers were Diana Hedrick
and Vicki Wheeler.
Following the ceremony, a buffet
reception was held at the HiStoric
Pence Springs Hotel. The hotel was
decorated in a winter wonderland
theme by the bride's parents. A
candlelight snowflake sculpture and
long-stem rosebud seed packets
were created by Dave &Sue
Humphrey. The three-tier
traditional wedding cake was
designed and served by Carolyn
Jones and featured snowflakes,
stargazer lilies and a platinum bride
and groom topper. Music for the
reception and dance was provided by
DJ Jeff Cobb.
The bride is a 1997 honor
graduate of Greenbrier East I-Li.'_j
Vinia Tech wilh a BS. de 1fi
Bio-chemistry. She is employed with
the Companion Animal Clinic in
Blacksburg, VA.
The groom is a 1998 graduate of
SenecaValley High School in
Germantown, MD., and a sixth-year
senior in the Honors Program at
Virginia Tech, majoring in
Architecture. He also serves in the
U.S. Army National Guard and
holds the rank of Specialist.
Paid announcement.
l Seafood Buffet
FRIDAY NIGHT 5:30 pm to 9:00 pm
,f.- ,/Clam Chowder / Seafood Salad
.. ,/Fried Oysters 4' Stuffed Crab
/ Broiled Flounder ,/Fried Shrimp
( 4 Fned Clams / Peel-n-Eat Shrimp
/ Fried Cod / Hushpuppies
A/// v" Fried Catfish , v" Steamed Spiced Shrimp
.€ / Oysters on the 1/2 Shell
li/,:,.'. v" Broiled Catfish ,/Carved Roast Beef
• d "q.," / AssortedVegetables
(':.{ 4' Salads ,/Desserts
II $16.95 per person
[[ . (Beverage- Tax- Gratuity- are not included) nn
Some items may be substituted without notice
SUNDAY BUFFET
11:30 am to 4:00 pm
Carved Ham/Carved Roast Beef
Assortment of Entrees (Fish - Fowl - Pasta)
Assortment of Hot Vegetables
Soup / Desserts / Salad
$8.95 per person
Bluestone Dining Room (3.04) 466-1800 ext. 368
3-S & W Corporation Pipestem Resort State Park
Callie Toby
Prettiest Pet Contest Winners
The Animal Control and Welfare
Project of Summers County proudly
announces the cat and dog that won
the "2003 Prettiest Cat and Prettiest
Dog of Summers County."
The Prettiest Cat was won by
"Callie , a calico that was dropped
when pregnant and rescued by Judy
Gillian of Sandstone, WV. animals in our community that do
The Prettiest Dog was "Toby", a not share in the warmth and love of
St. Bernard rescued from the ACWP home.
by Littleton and Shalom Tazewell of We salute all the pets and their
Talcott, WV. owners who participated in this
From the many dollar votes Callie campaign and want to thank all the
and Toby collected the ACWP will be kind people who voted for an animal
able to protect and care for other of their choice.
Pony Pals and Animals Lovers
4-H Club Starts a New Year
***
Forget injuries, never forget
kindness.
---Confucius
By E. Lane Emrich 4-H
Reporter
On October 19th., the Pony Pals
and Animal Lovers 4-H Club held its
organizational meeting at club
leader Toni McQuaigs home. We
decided to keep the same officers
that we each held last year. Our
President is Mareelyn McQuaig, our
Vice President is Sherry Meadows,
our Treasurer is Silvana Madariaga
and E. Lane Emrich is Secretary
and Reporter. We are happy to
welcome Nancy Crawford, who has
joined as a 4-H Youth Program
Volunteer.
For our fund raiser this year we
are selling 4-H calendars with
various themes, including farm
animals, magnificent barns,
waterfalls, National Parks, country
churches or horses. Our Community
Service Project this year will again
be planting trees. The Spreading
i Ch, estnut, r 'Ltd" has. donated
! Am]car hes:tut;trees ththae
been 'bred for blight resistance to be
planted this fall.
We filled out our membership
cards and ordered this years project
books. We discussed the 4-H and
DNR poster contests. There was
excitement about a field trip to visit
• an ostrich farm and the county wide
4-H field trips being planned by the
Extension Agency.
Refreshments were served by
Sherry, Mareelyn and E. Lane, then
we all went out to the McQuaigs
round pen and helped to train their
2 yem" old Belgian/Thoroughbred
horse, True Gem, to pull and line
drive.
We plan to meet on the third
Sunday of each month. We hope to
be planting the American Chestnut
Trees on the aiernoon of November
30, 2003 in Pence Springs.
CANCER SUPPORT GROUP
Summers County Cancer Support
Group sponsored by the Wellness
Center and the Summers County"
ARH Hospital meets at the Wellness
Center, downtown Hinton, every 3rd
Thurs. of each month from 7-8 pro.
Refreshment served. Anyone
interested may attend. Any
questions contact Delia Tachado at
466-1000 ext. 178.
We'd Like To Hear From You
about your club, church group and civic organizations,
births, engagements, weddings, academic honors,
men and women in the armed services and all
community activities.
i:,Xo belconsideredJor.aliealion, items should be=
timely, either typed (NOT in all caps) or printed legibly.
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National Park Service
U.S. Department of the Interior
New River Gorge National River
Grand Finale Weekend
Saturday- November 8, 2003
9:15 AM Endless Wall Walk
Join a park ranger for this two- mile walk out to Diamond Point with
great views of the gorge. Meet at Canyon Rim Visitor Center.
11:00 AM &
11:30 AM
Thurmond Walking Tour
Wander through the restored Thurmond Depot and around town.
Meet at Depot.
12:30 PM
Sandstone Falls Sounds
Listen for birds and perhaps sight an eagle on a riverside stroll. Meet
at the Sandstone Falls Boardwalk.
2:00 PM
Sandstone Visitor Center: Special Event "Watershed Ceremony"
Witness this special program symbolizing the interdependence of
communities within a watershed. Residents from North Carolina,
Virginia, and West Virginia will participate.
3:30 PM &
4:00 PM
Grandview - Tunnels and Rocks Walk
Enjoy the marvelous views from the Main Overlook at Grandview
and stroll through the unique rocks and tunnels. Meet at the Main
Overlook.
Sunday- November 9, 2003
4:00 PM Tamarack Theater: Special Event
"Debate in The 1970s: National Park or Wild & Scenic River"
Join moderator Destry Jarvis and former Congressman Ken Hechler,
as Doug Maddy, Jim Watkins, Jon Dragan, W.C. Parker, Jerry Kirk
and others to hear about the early grass- roots efforts to establish
New River Gorge National River. It was their energy, determination,
and dedication that resulted in the establishment of this park on
November 10 , 1978.
M0nday- November 10, 2003
2-00 PM Sandstone Visitor Center: Special Event
25 = Anniversary Grand Finale Oeremony
Keynote Address: U.S. Senator Robert C. Byrd
Dedication: U.S. Congressman Nick Rahall
Join us in the finale of a yearlong calendar of events in celebration of
the 25 Anniversary of New River Gorge National River. An informal
reception will follow in the building lobby.
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