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6-Hanson News Tues. Dec. 11, 1984
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Pictured are 3 of the newly elected
Key Clubbers at the Induction
Monday November 12,. Left to
Right- Jim McNeer~-.a.~dra Morgan,
and Shawn Anderson
David Michael Patrick celebrated
his 7(h birthday November 19th at
his home in Princeton. He is the son
of Susan Patrick of Princeton and
David Patrick of Ocean Park,
Washington. A party was given in
his honor with friends and family
attending
Games were played with prizes
being awarded to : David Furches
and Sarah Taylor. Michael opened
and displayed many useful and fun
gifts.
Refreshments were served to the
following: Sarah Taylor, Mr. and
Mrs. Ran Taylor, Cindy Taylor,
Ronnie Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Richardson, Timmy Adkins,
}Mrs. Naomi Dearer, David Furches,
Donate McCutcheon, Mrs. Ginger
,~ars, Susan Patrick and the bah-
'area Michael Patrick.
Those sending gifts were " Mrs.
Edra Sears, David Patrick, Mrs.
Barbara Shaffer, Becky Shaffer,
Bobby Shaffer, Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Deaver and Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Patrick and Steve Sears.
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Shown Crook celebrated his first
birthday November 9th at the home
of his grandparents, Brace and
Connie Crook of Jumping Branch,
since his grandfather Brace's birth-
day fell on November 10 and living
on a farm. The birthday cake was
decorated for both Shown and Brace
in a form theme consisting of farm
animals, calves, pigs, farm mach-
inery, a barn and horse. The
birthday table was decorated in the
theme of the chipmonks.
Shaven received many nice and
useful gifts which were opened and
displayed.
Present were Shawn's parents
Douglas and Joyce Crook, his great
grandparents, Hazel Williams of
Shady Spring and Zura Cook of
Jumping Branch, great uncles and
aunts, Mr. and Mrs. Oley Cook,
Eddie and Jennifer, Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Cook, Michael and Richard, Mr.
and Mrs. Warren Houchins and
Jackie, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Crook,
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Godson.
Sending gifts were, Pa - Pa, Carl
Williams of Florida; Aunts, Robin
Crook, Dabble Grace, Rob - Tabby,
Tina, and Robin of Ohio; Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Crook, Clinton, Bobby
and Rachel. The host and hostess,
Mr.and Mrs. Brice Crook.
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Parts of the Arabian Desert
have only been seen from
the air. It's name in Arabic
means "the empty place.'"
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featuring the biggest pizza in town
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15 inches
Enjoy your pizza in the comfort of our dinning room
whoro wo hand a big 40 inch 11 scroon
for your entertainment
or call us Ion" carry out sorvice--466-1600 or 466-1601
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NOWI Program
For hundreds of years
Americans have relied upon t.ooama'~r"--
our postal system-and postal tar
workers-to keep in touch
with friends and family
throughout the nation In Positions
fact. many agree that our na- Legend has it that emeralds originate in griffin nests.
tion probably could not have
grown and remained united Available
without postal communi-
cation,
THEN: The first indication
of an American postal system
appeared in 1639. In that
year, the Massachusetts col-
ony gave Richard Fairbanks
permission to receive and dis-
patch ship marl at his home in
Boston. He was paid one cent
for every letter he handled.
The Boston Post Road was so
named because of the postal
system begun along it in 1672.
Benjamin Franklin was the
first great name in American
postal service, as co-deputy
postmaster general of the col-
onies from 1753 to 1774.
Another Founding Father,
George Washington, helped in
surveying post routes to
speed the mails.
The following information iS part
of an educational series of articles .
provided by the Drug Awareness
Council of the Benevolent and
Protective Order of the Elks.
Article V
MARIJUANA USE AND DRIVING
Use of marijuana is having an
effect on traffic safety, creating a
potential for serious consequences
on the highway. For example, a
California study indicated that 25
percent of those arrested for un-
safe driving were found to be under
the influence of marijuana.
Studies reported by the American
Council for Drug Education have
found that marijuana users exper-
ience a decreased awareness of
themselves and of the environ-
ment around them for three to five
hours after using the drug.
Other side effects of marijuana
can include a distorted sense of
time, inability to judge distances
and speed, reduced peripheral vis-
ion, impaired immediate memory,
lack of coordination and sleepin-
ess - all of which can create driving
hazards.
Marijuana use among the nation's
young, coupled with the relative lack
of driving experience of these
drivers, indicates a potential for
increased accidents and fatalities on
U.S. h!ghways and city streets.
Mr. Edward Bumgarner, Exec-
utive Secretary of the State Soil
Conservation Committee, has ann-
ounced that applications are being
accepted until December 14, for
three positions as Program Coord-
inator with headquarters at Key-
set, Parkersburg and the Guthrie
Agricultural Center at Charleston,
WV.
Applicants need a degree from an
accredited four year college or
university with three years of succ-
essful full - time paid employment in
a responsible capacity. Salary will
be $14,000 per year.
The complete job description and
any necessary additional informa-
tion can be obtained from the State
Soil Conversation Committee, Guth-
rie Agricultural Center, Charleston,
WV 25305; or by calling 348-2204.
Beltone .Offers
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at Service Center...
C..-'TO-coAsT"OTEt
On The Hmton By-Pass
2rid 'Thursday Each Uonlh 9:00 A. M.-Noon
If you have 'some trouble hearing or
understanding speech at times, you should take
advantage of this special offer...
Bcltone is giving FREE hearing tests to help
in this national crusade for bettor hearing. Tests
will be given with modern electronic equip-
ment.
To avoid waiting, call for an appointment to-
day.
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(304)325-8314
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NOW: Today, the United
States Postal Service han-
dles nearly 120 billion
pieces (~f mail a year. About
31 0,0()0 postal workers -- win-
dew clerk~,~, mail handlers, dis-,
tributi~)n clerks, as well as
people who work in post offiee
maintenance, motor vehicle,
special delivery messenger
divisions, postal data proc-
essing centers and equipment
and ~ppty centers are repre-
sent¢ d by the American Postal
W~nkc~s Union ~APWU). The
worht~ largest postal union,
fls merubers may be the major
r+~as(n~ mail service perfor-
mance is up to 96 percent in
term+; I)f on-time effi~ency. '
- H Club Noble
By Stacy Meadows
4-H meeting of Clovers war held on
December 5th. The meeting was
called to order by the President
Leslie Sisson. Sara Grimmett pre-
seated a program on Christmas.
Special event, Mrs. Yvonne's re-
tiremcnt party December 14 at 7:00
P.M,
A C ritmas party is scheduled for
December 15th at 7:00 p.m. at Hellen
Sisson's house.
TOY FUND
Anyone wishing to make a cash
donation to the Summers County
Fund can send money to:
c Hinton Jaycees
Hini~¢ W. Va. 25951
CHRISTMAS LIGHTING
FUND MEMORIAL FUND
Another year has gone we must
light up our town again so we will
have a Merry Christmas and a
Happy New Year in memory of our
love ones.
Send donations to Ruth Pivont,
Tots & Teens, or Larry Meador,
Hinton, West Virginia.
"LIVING NATIVITY"
The First Baptist Church would
like to invite you to come and
celebrate Christmas as we journey
back two thousand years to the City
M David that we may be touched and
blessed by the birth of the Christ
Child on Saturday and Sunday
December 15th and 16th between 7
and 8 PM.
The " Living Nativity" will take
place on the front lawn of the Church
on the Temple Street side. Special
music will be provided by Mrs. Don
Williams, Miss Janet Snead, Mr.
Jack David Woodrum, Mr. Tony
Ward, Mr. Billy Apmtolon.
As the " Living Nativity" takes
place singing about the different
events will be Mr. Lance Yo t,
Pastor, Mr. Dick Ashworth and Mrs.
Betty Frances Ward. Mr. Roy
Carter will be the Narrator, The cast
will include thirty young people and
live alflmals.
At the end of the Sunday night
you are invited to
come in to the Church for Carols and
Candies.
There will be two performances
each night.
Please wrap up warm and come
and share this living experience with
us.
IN EVENT OF RAIN THE
PERFORMANCE WILL BE
CANCELLED.
Growing Grapes In West Virginl~
RETIRED SCHOOL EMPLOYEES
The Summers County Association
~f Retired School Employees will
meet Saturday, December 15,
tO:O0 A.M. in the First
Church.
Mrs. Julian
chairman of the hostess
Members are asked to bring
ed and labeled gifts to be taken ta
Summers County Continuous
Center.
The Mountain Resource r C5,pser- CHRISTMAS FUND RAISING
vvtion and Development ¢le~rea, DANCE
which comprises the 12 soutl astern On December 21, 1984, the Green-
counties of West VirginiaeAs span- villa Ruritan Club is sponsoring a
sating a " grape worksk0p" to be Top 40 and Rock Christmas Dance
held on December 12, 984, in the 8:00 P.M. until 12:00 P.M. at the
Memorial Building at Hinton, W. Va. Greenville Community Center as
The meeting consider all
aspects of growing grapes in West
Virginia and will have several grape
growers as well as extension spec-
ialists on hand to answer questions.
Anyone interested is welcome to
participate. For additional inform-
ation, contact Paul Brandt at 487 -
• 1405.
Time To Join 4 - H
Since 4-H membership for the
- 85 dub year dosed on January I,
1985, interested youth are urged to
join now.
To be eligible to take part in the 4 -
H Poster Contest, 4 - H Camp, 4 - H
exhibits at State Fair, and other
events in 1985, you must join 4 - H all
over again each fall, even if you
were a member last year.
4-H membership is" open to all
Summers County youth ( 9 - 19 years
old during the current 4 - H year)
regardless of race, color, sex,
national origin, or handicap.
For more information, call the
WVU Extension Office at 466 - 371I.
part of a Fund Raising Drive for
1984. Admission will be $2.00 per i
person and concessions will be sold
inside,
The music provided by a pro-
fessional sound and light organiz-
ation features Top 40 and Rock sure
to please Teenagers and
Adults alike.
GRACE ALLEN CIRCLE
The Grace Allen Cirde of the
Kings Daughters and will meet
at Nina Hicks, Sunday, December
at 2:00 p.m.
Please note change of meeting.
DEGREE OF HONOR
The Degrte of Honor will meet
Thursday December 13th at 1:30 in
the City Building for regular meet-
in~.
All memben please be prmmt.
BENEFITS~ER :' "
Benefit supper at the Co - op
Friday at 6:00.
Get on touch with us. and become the owner of a Mont.
gomery Ward ~.ales Agency w~th a hne of Over 100.000
stems to sell.
We're Iooknng for Sales Agents--aml~Uous husbandlwde
teams wdh an urge to break out on the0r own. And. we
may have lust what you're loOking for.
Our umoue Sales Agency Store program offers an exctt-
0rig oc¢,ortun,ty to operate a busoness o! your own with a
small ,nvestment. and 51so gtves you the opcortunoty to
take advantage of the mvestment we've already made. as
wetl as over a century of Catalog business exper~enca.
OnCe you Oe¢ome a Sales Agent. you can use Wards name.
catalogs and cred,t. Sell our branded merchand,se and
have access to the same systems, concepts and materials
we use tO operate our company.owned stores. Best of all.
your ,nvestment ~tl probably be consoderably less than
would be re¢luwed for a regular retid busmess woth r~mt.
lar sales volume.
if you are wolllng tO acce0t responstbd,ty. ,n return for a
future ,n your Own Ous, ness. we'd hke to talk about your
personal qual0focat,ons, and gove you more detads about
our plan. Write or phone tOday.
I. W. Gunnels
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2101E. Kompen Rd.
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