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Tues. Nov. 20, 1990 Hinton News - 5
The Hi n ton Service CIub met Nov.
I, at the home of Mrs. Larry Meador
in Bellepo.int assisted by Mrs. Mi-
chael Gore co-hostess.
Mrs. Parmer, President, opened
the meeting with a reading"rhe
Landing of the Pilgrim Fathers,
1620."
At the close of a routine business
session Mrs. Herbert Vass, Program
chairman for the eveningintroduced
Dr. Jerry Beasley, President of
Concord College, who spoke on "The
W.Va. and specifically Summers
County was the economics and edu-
cational development of the area.
He stated that the solution to our
county problems would not come
from outside state conglomerates,
but to be successful must come from
within our local area in the form of
small businesses.
It was pointed out that tourism
may not produce many high paying
jobs but could allow many persons to
live and work in azi area which they
Future Perspectives for southern know and love.
West Virginia.~ Included in Dr.
Beasley's perspectives for southern
i 6raduates From
Airman
Kimberly R. Reed
4
Airman Kimberly R. Reed has
graduated from Air Force basic train-
ing at Lackland Air Force Base,
Texas.
During the six weeks of training
the airman studied the Air Force
mission, organization and customs
and received special training in
human relations.
ing program and prssent ! him a
giR of appreciation.
Delicious refreshments in the
season motif were served to Dr.
Beas|ey, and guest Mrs. Jean Settle,
Richmond, Va. and the following
members:Miss Dorothy J. Belay,
Mrs. James Bowling, Mrs. James
Dillon, Mrs. James Leslie, Jr., Mrs.
Glen Livesay, Mrs. W.G.
Meador,Mrs. David Parmer, Mrs.
Robert Glaser, Mrs. A.G. Timber-
lake, Mrs. Herbert Vass, Mrs. Colby
Weaver, Jr., Mrs. William Weber,
Mrs. Vass thanked Dr. Beasley Miss Jane Humphries.
for a very informative and interest-
Rasic Training D J abet es
Clinic
Free - Diabetes Detection Clinic
Nov, 27 in the lobby of the Summers
County Hospital from 10 a.m. to 3:30
p.m.
Sponsored by Summers County
Hospital Auxiliary. Public invited to
have blood sugar test.
Hinton Hi
School Key
Club Signs Up
For Adopt-A-
Program in
~:Iow cart I earn my GED diploma
when I can't get to Hinton to take the
classes?" That is a common question
that many people have asked when
considering taking GED classes. The
answer used to be, "I'm sorry but
that is the only place we offer the
classes." The new answer is that
Summers County Schools is now
offering GED preparation classes in
four rural areas of the county. The
four rural sites for the classes are as
follows:
Jumping Branch Elementary
School - 466-6025
Pipestem Elementary School -
466-6027
S.andstone School. 466-6028
A joint announcement was made
by the W.Va. Departments of High-
ways and Natural Resources that
Hinton High School Key Club has
joined the state's anti-litter efforts
in the Adopt-A-Highway Program
by agreeing to keep litter free 2 miles
In addition, airmen who complete of highway in the area ofRt. 3 North
basic training earn credits toward (Beech Run).
an associate degree through the The local chairman for the project
Community College of the Air Force. is Kelly Turner, who has announced
Reed is the daughter of Benjamin the group made its first litter pickup
C. and Alice F. Reed of 307 Maple Nov. 10, which will be the first of
St., Hinton. three (3) general litter pickups the
Sheis a 1988 graduate of Woodrow group will make in a one year period.
Wilson High School, Beckley, W.Va. There are plenty of two-mile
rl
BM
Talcott School - 466-6029
To register for these• classes you
should call the princi pal ofthe school
and give him your name, address,
and phone number. There is no
charge for these classes. However,
there has to be ten people sign up for
each class in order for it to be taught.
The class will meet for three hours
one night a week at a time and day to
be decided later by the people taking
the class.
If you have always thought that
you would like to earn your GED
diploma Or just learn more to help
you get a better job this may be the
opportunity you have been looking
for.
stretches still waiting to be adopted,
by civic, church, fraternal, youth and
business groups.
The Department of Highways has
furnished safety vests, trash bags
and trucks to haul the bagged trash.
Plastic gloves will be furnished by
the Department of Natural Re-
sources.
In addition, the Department of
Highways will place signs at each
end of the adopted section with the
name ofthe Hinton High School Key
Club.
For additional information or
application form for adopting a sec-
tion of highway, persons may con-
tact Maxine Scarbro, Administra-
tor, Office of conservation Educa-
tion and Litter Control, WV Depart-
ment of Natural Resources, Char-
leston, WV 25305, or telephone 348-
3370.
The Key Club of Hinton High
School recently inducted 28 mem-
bers at their Fall Membership In-
duction. It was held on Fri. Nov. 9 at
the First Baptist Church in Hinton.
In a candle-lit ceremony, under
the International Theme of "Renew
Your Committment", members were
presented their Key Club Pins and
Membership Certificates by Key
Club President Stephen Shrader,
and Kiwanis President Joe
Woodfield. The Objectives of Key
Club International were presented
by Lt. Governor Roy Richmond.
Members were officially installed by
Kiwanis Advisor James Martin.
Membership in the largest High
School Service Organization is ex-
tended to Male and Female Students
in Grades 9-12. Hinton High School
Key Club began it's 46th year of
existence with 4 returningmembers,
and built it to 28 members strong.
Inducted into the membership were:
Karen Adkins, Jessica Adkins,
Alice Basham (Freshman Director),
Cathy Bennett, Mary Jane Bowles,
Donald Bragg (Senior Director),
Debbie Cox (Junior Director), Kris-
ten Deeds, Matt Dotson, Amy Ford,
Ellen Gunter, Paige Gwinn, James
Hunter, Tracie Hurt, Christy Lowry
(Vice President), Missy Martin, Lori
McDaniel, Drew Meadows, Rebecca
Pack, Sarah Pack, Roy Richmond
(Lt. Governor}, Cindy Sea, Phyllis
Sea, Sandra Sea, Stephen Shrader
(President), Kelly Turner, Kim Ward
(Treasurer), and Shelly Young (Sec-
retary).
The real name for the Statue of Ub-
erty is "Liberty Enlightens the
World."
The Hinton High School Key Club
is sponsored by the Kiwanis Club of
Hinton. Serving as Faculty Advisor
is Abigail Miklous, and James Mar- The Renaissance painter Raphael
painted more than 300 pictures of
tin as Kiwanis Advisor. the Madonna.
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