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4 - Hinton News Tues. Dec. 10, 1991
The Hinton News
Published Tuesday
By The
Hlnton Publishing Corporation
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Hlnton, W Va. 25951
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'Round Hinton
By: Shirley Garten
On Nov. 25, Reverend Buren
Bragg of Beckley was 75, Maxine
Richmond of Pipestem, Kathleen
Green of the Hinton House, Sonya
Renee' Meadows of Pluto was 17;
Ray Ward of Chesnut Mt., Ruby
Richmond, 38, of Van Nuyes, Ca.,
formerly of Hinton and William
Adkins, 75, of Chestnut Mt., all had
birthdays.
On Nov. 26, Floyd Juston Cook of
Hinton became 11.
On Nov. 27, Milton Arrington of
Hinton, Christopher Harris, 5, of
Talcott, Billy Rae Gill, of Hix, Jen-
nifer Brown all had birthdays. Geor-
gia and Raymond Surface celebrated
their 48th wedding anniversary.
Billy and Scilanie Gill, now of the
U.SJLF. also celebrated their anni-
versary.
On Nov. 29, Susan Cales, 13, of
Summers St., Francis Adkins, 43, of
Tug Creek, Chris Hicks, 16, of
Jumping Branch all had birthdays.
Richard and Ginger Mansfield of Big
Creek celebrated their anniversary.
Ronald and Lisa Ward of Chestnut
Mt. also celebrated their anniver-
sary.
On Nov. 30, Christie Ann Adkins,
]1, of Barger Springs Rd., Timothy
Morrison, 4, of Hix, Paul Allen Sears,
16, of Tug Creek, Elmer J. Berry, 26,
of Whitby, Curtis Berry, 26, of Freez-
eland Mr., Jeffrey Peely, 3, of Crab
Orchard, Lands Keaton, 9, had a
Thanksgiving birthday and Virgil
Worley of Summersville had birth-
days.
On Dec. 3, Andrea Pack, of Sand-
stone Rd. in Nimitz, had a birthday.
On Dee. 5, Tommy Hicks, of Sand-
Local Students Represent Club
At State Hi-Y Conference
Learning Valuable Leadership Skills: Attending the 1991 Iti-Y
Fall Conference from Hinton Tri-IIi-Y were (pictured left to
right): front.Paige Gwinn (club president). 2nd row- Jackie
Jeffries, Alissa Pullen, Kelly Turner. 3rd. row - Lisa Seldomridge,
Joleen Murrell, Jessica Reich, Lori Willey. 4th row-Amy Ford,
Angle Martin, Amy Johnson, Jamie Redes, Tina Westfall.
Thirteen students from the Hin-
ton Tri-Hi-Y recently attended the
annual Hi-Y Fall Conference held
Nov. 15-17 at Jackson's Mill State 4-
H Camp and Conference Center in
Weston, W.Va. The Hinton Tri-Hi-Y
and Hi-Y Fall Conference are both
sponsored by the Ohio-West Virginia
YMCA.
Hi-Y, or high school YMCA, is a
leadership and service organization
that focuses Qn im proving schools
and communities through the eflbrts
of its young people. Through Hi-Y,
teens get crucial support from both
peers and adults to use their time to
ful than ever, said David King,
Executive Director of the Oh-W.Va.
YMCA. "Hi-Y members are always
anxious to "learn new ways to im-
prove their club programs at home,
as well as to experience the fun and
fellowship that is such an important
part of Hi-Y?
Delegates participated in work-
shops on fundraising, motivation,
involving members, publicity, self-
esteem, and others, including a major
session on the importance of com-
munity service. €Most of all, says
King, "we are trying to show these
students how critical volunteering
and servi ng others is. We show them
SCHOOL
MENU
HINTON HIGH SCHOOL
WEEK OF DEC. U THRU 17
BREAKFAST
Wed. Dee. 11
Fruit, ScrambledEgg, Toast, Milk.
Thur Dee. 12
Juice, Cereal, Milk, Graham
Crackers.
FrL Dec. I$
Juice, Ham Biscuit, Milk.
Man. Deo. 16
Fruit or Juice, Cinnamon Toast,
Cereal, Milk.
'lilacs. Dee. 17
Fruit or Juice, Waffle, Pancake,
or French Toast, Syrup-Butter,
Sausage, Milk.
LUNCH
Wed. Dee. 11
French Bread, Turkey Casserole,
Macaroni And Chee, Mixed Beans,
Fresh Fruit/Toss Salad, Milk/
Milkshake.
Thurs. Dee. 12
Moz. Cheeme Wedge,Lowfat Chili,
Cole Slaw/Fruit, Cornbread/Toss
Salad, Milk Or Milkshake.
FrL Dee. 13
Fish" W/Wheat Bun, Cole Slaw,
Corn/Fruit, Milk/Milkshake, Toss
Salad.
Men. flee. 16
Cheese Pizza, Green Beans, Fresh
Fruit/Toss Salad, Milk Or
Milkshake.
Tues. Dec. 17
Chicken Pattie W/Wheat Bun,
Lettuce/Tomato, Tomato Soup, Toss
Salad, Milk or Milkshake.
Circle of
Light
There is 0ely one Truth. But dif-
ferent percentions era truth accord-
ing to the level of ones awareness.
There is no right or wrong only
levels of awareness. Meditations is
the Key to open the door to Higher
Level of Truth. Prayer is the Path-
way to the door to God's Higher
Truth.
Wings of Life
Maxine Ciampi
DONATIONS
Donations for Lee Pivont Memo-
rial Lighting Fund will be used to
light up eight new trees planted this
year.
F' tival ever. See you at the meeting.
" Maxinie Ciampi
change their surroundings f>r the
better. Hi-Y encourages the impor-
tance of community service and
taking a responsibility fi)r overcom-
ing problems. Students i)wolved in
Hi-Ybecome more moti voted, outgo-
ing, positive leaders in their commu-
nities and schools.
At their annual Fall Conference,
Hi-Y members from across Oh.,
W.Va., and other states gather to
exchange ideas, participate in Hi-Y
workshops, and generate excitement
for their school year. "This year's
Fall Conference was more success-
i hat they can make a difference? Give donations to Ruth Pivont or
For more information on Hi-Y, Larry Meador,
Fall Conference, and other youth ................
leadership programs available to
every community, contact the Oh-
W.Va. YMCA at Rt. 2 Box 138, St.
George, W.Va., 26290-9408, or call
(304) 478-2481.
Representing Hinton Tri-Hi-Y at
the 1991 Fall Conference were: Paige
Gwinn (club president), Jackie Jar-
fries, Alissa Pullen, Kelly Turner
Lisa Seldomridge, Joleen Murrell,
Jessica Reich,Lori Willey, Amy Ford,
Angle Martin, Amy Johnson, Jamie
Rhodes and Tina Westfall.
Angel J. Ward
Named To Who's
Who
versa ties and Colleges. She is a sopho-
more majoring in Elementary Edu-
cation K-8 at Concord College.
She is a member of Concord's
Student Union Board and College
Activities Board, and has been on
the Dean's List for the past three
semesters.
Angel is the daughter of Jeannie
Halloran and stepfather Edward
Halloran, Jr., and granddaughter to
Carl and Louise Meadows, all of
Barger Springs.
She has two brothers, Chris and
Scott Ward, and a sister, Chrystal
Ward, who is also attending Con-
cord College as a freshman.
4-H News
By Joey Hartwell
The Green Sulphur Springs
Mohawk 4-H Club began its new
club year with a covered dish dinner,
awards ceremony, and installation
of officers on Sept. 29th. from 2 till 4
p.m. at the Lick Creek Baptist
Church.
After the dinner, a regular busi-
ness meeting was conducted, and
afterwards, various awards and pins
were given out, such as officer pins
and teen leader pins for the previous
year. As the final event of the gath-
ering, the new officers were installed.
The officers for the 1991-92 year are
as follows:
Presi dent- Tara Scott; Vi ce-Presi -
dent - Stacy Martin; Secretary -
Renee Livesay; Treasurer - Kim
Hartwell; Reporter - Joey Hartwell;
Song Leaders - Sonya Bragg, An-
drea Mansfield; Recreation Leaders
- Brock Lively, Charlotte Mansfield;
Angel J. Ward has been named to Sgt. at Arms - Regina Martin.
Who's Who Among American Uni- The dub also met again on Nov.
IIIIIIIIIII
5th. During this meeting, the mem-
bers decided to sell hand-made
wreaths and to set up a special
meeting this spring for filling out
the Annual Activity Records.
The Mohawk 4-H Club would like
to invite anyone who is interested
learning more about 4-H to attend a
local 4-H meeting. 4-H is open to all
young people ages nine through
twenty-one. Through 4-H, young
people can gain important skills and
make new friendships that will last
throughout their lives.
MOBI MAMMOGRAPHY
SERVICES
Mobile Mammography services
now available through the Summers"
County Health Dept. Call 466-3388
for more information.
Preneed Funeral Planning
Certificate of Deposit thru you Local Bank or
Forethought Life Ins. Co.
Our competent staff has been professionally trained to assist
you in funeral planning, as well as counsel and help you or
those you love through the funeral experience.
Our reputation is built on serving families like yours and we
pledge that wa will merit the confidence you have placed in us.
Feel free to contact us for answers to any questions you might
have.., now or in the future.
RONALD MEADOWS
FUNERAL PARLORS
130 Temple St., Hinton
Phone 466-1179
i i i ii
That Blessings-May Shine on You...
Come to Chu00;00h
BAPTIST I
" il, lm I St.ve Pmor: s.s.
t ' I Jam== Keelfily. unday
SurdaYSUmol 0. M='Ng '1Scho 0 A.. C= for
N, Suoe Cam Jr., PastOr:l Meeting Wed. 7 p.M.
Sundq : tkSl*.
MemO0 NI 11 am, Youth Sunday 10 A.M., Harold
f,W,wS:4spm.GvmlnOSav. M. Suprandam.
k, 7 W W,mday Swv t.mmd Cm*k
R i J C;hap st Tree Jumping Branch TMrna¢le
D. L. Stidmzkor, Peetor: 10 i,m. Fw.CarttonW'dson, Pastor:sure. Rev. Elrno Alderman, Sr.. Pastor:
Sunday Scho for al
age=. Richard Holloran oedn-
tandent 11 a.m. Morning Wor-
ship. 7 P.M. Night Service.
tor at chw
Pastor Eddie Johnson: Sunday
School Supt. Silt Dean, Sunday l
School 10 A.M,, Morning Worship
11 A.M., Evening Services 7.'t00
P.M., Wed. Prayer Meeting and
Yoh Masting 7 P.M.
Second
Tak:o, First Sun. ServK:e 11 A.M.
Sunday at 3:00 P.M.
Second Baptl,t Church
'212 James St., Ray. Matthe
Saudem, Servk 2rid. & 4th.
Sunday 11 A.M., Prayer Service
Wednesday 8:30, Sunday Schoo
each Sunday 90, Mr. James
Nickolas Supt. Mrs. Edith Goede
Auit. Tent Church
Robert C, on'd. Pastor: Sundal
School, 10 a.m. Met,An Williams
Supt. Praachin9 Services at H .'C(
a.m. every Sunday.
Upland BaptiSt Church
Pastor Mike Sailard - Sunday
School 10:00, Worship Services
at - 11.'00. Bible Study Sunday
Evening 7.00.
CATHOLIC
St Plrid¢ C*tht¢ P,,h¢h
Mm Schedule, Sunda, 9 a.m.
CHRISTIAN
ices 9 am. Sun. School 10 am
Johnson
Minister, Huborl Groves: Sam
Grou, Lay Leader. Study: 9:45.
WoPhip t 1 am.
Und,dda
Red Sulphur. Marshall Fowler,
Pastor: Sorvk every 2nd Sun;
day 7 pm evy 4th Sunday 11
am.
May Jn I, bmorlat
Pastor Reno H. Richmond: Sun-
day School 10 am Morning Wor-
ship 11 am. Evening Prayer Me-
ng 7:30 pro.
M..,:IioI Charge
Rick Beam: First Sunday & 3rd.
Sunday, Brooklyn 9:15. Mr. Zion
10:15 A.M., Sand Knob 11"30
P.M., Nimitz 2rid. and 4th. Sun-
day. Beth= 9:30. Pluto Manha
Chapel 11 .'00. Medam Creek.
Mount =gh
M Orntn9 Worship 9:30 am Church
School 10.'30 am U M Y F Tues-
day 5.'30 pm.
lw Hope
C. Franklin Mack, Pastor: Sunday
School 10 am, Worship tat & 3€d
Sun. 11 am & 4th Sun.at 7:30 pro.
O=k Grove
C. Franklin Mtck, P=utor: Sunday
Schoot at 11 am, Worship 2nd &
4th Sun., 10am& 1st Sun.at 7p
Talcott Chorge
C. Franklin Mic Pastor: Forat
Hill, 1at & 3rd sundays: Wohip
10 orn, Sun. Schoot 11 am.
Trinity
C. FrankJi Mick, Paor: Sunday
School t0 am, Wor=hio sevicas
2nd & 4th Sun. 11 am& 3rd Sun.
at 7:30 pro. , .....
PRESBYTERIAN
Cornmunlty Chdatiorl
Pastor Doug Hatcher: Worship
S@fvIces Sun. 11 a.m. and 7.00
p.m. Sble Study 10 am. Wed.
7.'00 p.m.
Rmt Christian Church
Eddie Via, Minister: Sunday
suhoo 9:45 A.M,, Morning Wor-
ship 11:00 A.M., Sunday Evening
Bible Study, Sunday 6:00 Youth
CHURCH OF
CHRIST
David Moten, SupL Sun.
9:45 am Morning Wor 10:45
am Youth Fellowship 6:30
Evening Worship 7.'30 pm Prayer
Sewice Wed. 730 pro.
LulP, eran
Good Shepherd Lutheran Church,
8eckisy, Sunday Worship 9:30
am, Sunday Schoo 11 am, 725
Dry Hill Road. 252-5820 or 252 -
4793, Rev. Kenneth L. Frey.
Hinton
t621 summem st. Minister, Phil-
Ip strattb: Sunday Morning Bible
Study 10 a.rm Sunday Morning
Worship SeNice 10:45 a.m. Sun-
day Evening SeNice 7:00 P.M.
Wedneiey Evening Serene 7
P.M,
t,.y Church of Christ
Sunday 10:00, BIle Study 10:45,
EvlmJng Sunday 7:00 p.m., Wdd-
nasday Bible Study 7:00 P.M.
Sho¢ldey Hill
Tug Creek Road, Sunday Wor-
sh 11 A.M. sunday Evening 6,'30
P.M. Wedneaday Services 7:30
P.M.
Mount Olivet Church
A oomrnuniy church, Medarm
Creek Road, 21/2 mike. William
A. Thompson, pastor: 466-4299,
Sunday Scho 10.0 am Morn-
ing Worship 11 .-0(3 am, Evening
Sece 7:30 pm EDT, Wednas-
day (7 Pm ene tar)" ,
180 Temple St. PastorRev.
Robt Wieeman: Sunday School
10 am Moing Worship 11 aml
Evangelist SoMCe Sunday Night
7 pm Thursday. Prayer and Bible
Study 7 pro.
PIIIl¢ of Truth Church ]
At 8arger Springs. Pastor, Oilis
Meadows: Sunday suhoot 10:00
am, Morning Worship 11 :'O0 am,
Wednasday Bibis Study 7.'00 pm
Rivervlew Chapel
Speaker= Harry Pilklngton: Sun.
day, 9:30 Lord's Tabk) 11:0(}
Family Bibte How. 4.'00 Junior
Young People. 7.'30. Evenir
Sl=rU Run Ch*l=el
Ch Rt. 12 neat Forast HilL Area-
Pastor: Ead Hblom, Jr. SS 10 an
Morning Worip t am. 1
Sorvice F..d. 7:30 pro. ,
HINTON
NEWS
466-0005
stone, Mary Pat Jones, and Patty 7=oWaPraWlm-arwe Ik,mc:r,
Richmond, all had birthdays. . R=t , say at t
Bil Mn., Second and Forth Sunday
On Dec. 6, Spunky Mildred LovWlknPoc,,?Opnt Wmlaynht
Richmond ofJudson Rd. had a birth- 10 am. ' 8@MOe7:00 , Sunday School
11 am. 't. 10:0m.Pto¢,Andy
day. mli W=d, a 7 pJ. B V F Lk Ci
Looking ahead, on Dec. 15, Shirley s=' a s cr
_ llmm li Olmm Iml/m t0,m. r.
Garten of Hinton and Corsondra P Dlml HIltm: Ewd tng IleMm tl Ev/sun.
Richmond now of Woodbridge, Va., s mm- . Wy
8Wt.&=hl 10 i.m 71=m.P,l.Tom'MoGrl,Pastor.i
both will have birthdays. IUamtqi 11 '1 UtWC
I,S.=. ,,."?m. .. I = eaptt Chumh. O
On Dec. 18, Cynthia Bennett of IBN r. If ?p.rwsa.| t i= an tt L=$* Wolf Cr
Meadow Creek will be 17 years old. I s. 7 p.m. I Road. Pastor. Donald L. Hannah
I .tc, Isuw sto Snte.
Anyone who wants to sell Avon, I R Suur: R. R Hx- I waylm SundaySchoo
Imp. su,m to &M.IlOO=m.Worsewice11:oc
call 466-578? before 8:00 P.M. IR=,W H=. SI= S.E S,7m
Anyone who needs a tutor, ca]] I."='._ ..w='AL.. 5"A v=,, ,.=W wedn..,c
IC womrlP/;Pe'.M.wlO'l pro.Mid Week . Wddm
466-5787 before 8:00 P.M. I¢lrW==hip ?0 P.M. IdayTpm.
Anyone who has anything to I I ,,,wC,,k
IIw.N=tatJoho: Sundayl P=W J. L. John: Sun.t0 am.
announce, call 466-5787 before 8:00 IS¢.. e. . o,o, s. t I s s; t , u,
I a Momll W,hlp Ery I W" 7 pro. Evenino Won;hip
P.M. Iy. e,i l,(d.S 17pm.W Uld/eeksib
I I M,, 0,,
t IPioRoltLMo:e.Stliv. Wimam ca: Sunda
........ I Omh eho, 11 t.m. Mmnltg i echoolSupedmendant Mri. E. E
W Va. Sta e
• l Eve"n9 Womhtp. 7 p.m.lev Sway. Pmyor swvlm
ater ,
Ilol th Swlyle it ,,
Ip ,mmmmm , I I dvmy Fmewm
F l N '
estlva ews ,-:,__ .
lm_aw===le Sunday Nht 7:00
I; am. Ev 7:30lp.nt, pmy,,MutinRWodcmday
I dd" =EvI 7Op.m. I 7:00, Past E. R, BuOit Tyme
Itl.PW:10"m.$un/lPor I. E. Hatcher: Sunday
Meeting on Dec. 1 t. was a very $ 19ootRuptKyteKln=.llantlsdooH00.ChorchH0Fun"
IMo,g w=|.e p.m.. e v F ? I .
CARD OF THANKS
tmsitive move. There was an influx tir radiant liht. I£IEv?.W=,WIWILI.?II Imi=
of interested people. There were I)' I c Pas= v,o
thoughts and ideas presented that, But we know that [ike a candle their lovely lCght with , . ,,,.. . s. =.,,n,,..,
Io o I IOd/g ndayS¢o*o:4s.
IthoAmRod,$undak(x)1101 'o and O1
if are able to be carried out, could shine to bHflhten up another place reperfect... more i_=m.k,=v==u,m, ep.m.lc.,m.a.x,um,
prove to be what is needed for a
successful festival this year. divine, le- _ _m_. LL nt IE hip 7:90.
I_ ?J.N=._.,r_ IU=w, YouthMeel.
Everyone there was willing to And in the r,,alm o¢ Heaven where theu shine so warm I,,=,==,,,,.
either give support or become active - - --- - - -..' - -- "- "'-.7--"- Ilhlp. . _Ev/n _,?00 ProW. C, I: Sundy
intheworkJngsofthewaterfeetival, a ( bright, our loved ones live forevermore in God' I. .._=w=. 2o ,=llw=.s==y
The next meeting will be Jan. 5th.
IrO . 0: n0 M. w,=y E0
eternafr:-ct.ttzn I_ I,re ml ilelllm II¢ltO loam. M0tnlng Womhip
IZI, S 4m. awa ttoo, arm- Sm P'JO im
on a Sun. at the Visitors Center The family of Wanda McLaughlin would like tO l=i):...- ,=....,,=
beginning at 2:30.
Come join us and lets begin the thank each and every person who came by, I.,=...ec. ,W.S.d..
4th. $I Sth. Saturday evenings
I110 P.M. ee MeofM I .
foundation for the Water Festival brought food, held us, prayed for us, or anything =,,- =,., o=,=, -. =?=m.
I: w), Pm. mvan,y
IOI,.a%,MM_ WomhiP Rt 12Fom Hill Road, Bill Jm-
for Aug. else that was done to ease our pain. We came to ,=,..s,,=,,=e=
Other counties are welcome to find inner peace of heart and mind p.=w....= , P,: o , s,.
with
friends
echoer o,-...y Gwnm, super-
come and help us plan or offer your oui CTk ,. M Wor-
Eck Ply Jr. Pamo. Sun- hlp. 7:30 lm. Evening .
r,e. who cared enough to share our treasured memo- ,. ,,n w, s,,,=, =sc .0. . s. =,=
7 lm. You0t FelloIp Thur,
Now, that it is apparent that the ries. ,,=0 AM ,=. =, ,,O,
0=. I/L Hod. J,.,
people want to keep the Festival A special thanks to Dr. Steve Richman and his SundlqSvNlewieelalTO0 p: SChOol 10 KM.
, P.M. 2. al 4 8und/¢ MI¢
going, let s work togther makingthis P Se,, s
the biggest and the best Water Fes. staff: Royce, Carrie, and Nancy, for their compas- w,. .,=w= vo " "M. *
=7= ,.,,-
sion. May God bless and keep you all. v.,uw,,as.
I " •
EPISCOPAL
11 a.m. First and Third Sundays,
Hob/Communk:n It a.m. Sec-
ond and Fourth Sundas.
METHODIST
t Charge
Miller Memorial Church School 10
am. Morning W(xshtp tl a.m.
Evening Servio 7:30 P.M. U M Y
F Wednesday 6 p.m.
First United Ilhodist Church
Hirden,WVGetl F. Dolso, Min-
Ist@f: Sunday - 9:45 AM..
Morng Worship I t 2)0 KM. Child
cats available:Moments with chil-
dran, Wedne=day Prayer Virgil
11:00 A.M ,- 1:00 P.M. In th@ Sanc-
tuary. Wednesday Youth CA,
4:00 R.M. 6.'00 P.M., For Trr-
pouion:,S-OS44
Greenville, t 0 am Sunday School.
7:45 pm, Communlly Womhip
ewice,
Rrst Preebytedan Church
]ev.Rolcert H. Glase: Sunday
SchOol 9:45 & Worship 11:00 am
Prayer Meeting Wed. 7:30 p
H,m's Creek
Greenville, rOam Sunday School
7:45 pro, Corrunlty Wohip
. Sewt McMunay, Pastor.
Worship Sea, leas held at 2:30 pm
en 1 st. and 3rd. sundays.
McEIlemy
Rev. Stewmt McMormy, Pastor.
Grassy Me, daws.t0 Lm. Sur-
day ,Sa,a. Womtp tl
at S am on 2rid. and 4th. Sundays.
OTHERS
Rr C of d= "
:Nora Keaton, Pastor: Sunday
SO,x to am. Mom Wo
: 11 am. Evening womhtp 7 pro,
Wed. Evening Bible Study 7 pro.
215 Second Ave., Hinton.
Himon Church of God
1301 Summers St. Pastor Cal
Welch: Sunday School 10 am
Momg Worship ttarn Sunday
Night 7 Im Wed. Night 7
HIntort Geepel T
102 Main Street. Lawrence Ben-
nqlt, Pastor: Sunday School 10
am Mornings WorIp 1 l"OOam
youth meeting 6:30pro Eva-
i¢.mdoa 7:30 pm BIbis Study
Wlmay 7;30
Joftov=h'a
Sunday 10 am Public Talk, Sun-
day t 1 am Watchtower, Study
Tuesday 7:30 Ore, Theocratic
School Thumday 8I0 pm Sorv-
k M-.
i
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FURNITURE
HlnTOn
209 2nd Rye.
466-069.00
BIG 4 DRuG
STORE, Inc
prescriptio and
W eed
fountain ae.rvice
466-2323
i i
Compliments
of the
FIRST NATIONAL
BANK OF ON
466-2311
Member IrDIC
RONALD MEADOWS
FUNERAL PARLORS
466-1179
130 Temple St.
Hlnton