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2- PRESTON COUNTY JOURNAL- Wednesday, September 28, 2011- Kingwood, WV
The third score was by Lyndsey
Garbart, assisted by Workman.
Volleyball
PHS varsity volleyball lost in
4 games to Fairmont Senior on
September 21st in the Knights
Castle.
The Lady Knights won the
first contest by a score of 25-
20, but dropped the next three
by scores of 19-25, 21-25,
and 20-25. Game leaders were
Becca Hagedorn with 16 ser-
vice points (three aces), Haley
Roche with 13 service points
(five aces): Renae Kuhn had 11
points (four aces), Tana Hersh-
man contributed 10 points (two
aces), and Laken Jones added 9
service points (three aces). The
loss dropped the teams record
to 3-3.
Junior Varsity
The PHS Junior Varsity foot-
ball team defeated Elkins last
Monday 12-6. Scoring for the
Knights was Josiah Pascua and
Casey Shrout. The J-V boys
soccer team played to a tie con-
test with Elkilns 2-2.
Travis Petak and Kieran
Damm scored goals, and Colton
Wilson made six saves for PHS.
The JV Volleyball team lost 2-0
to Fairmont Senior last Wednes-
day night. Scores were 15-25
and 9-25 in the home contest.
Golf
Jacob Nichola fired a 46 but
the Knights' Golf Team fell
to Trinity 235-220. R.P. Hale
shot a 57, along with Cameron
Frankhouser (63) and Ethan
Marshall (69).
Girls Soccer
Sophomore Lyndsey Garbart
led the girls soccer team last
Wednesday defeat North Mari-
on 3-0.
Garbart tallied two assists and
one goal as the Knights im-
proved their record to 6-3. The
first score was a result of se-
nior Whitney Workman taking
the comer and sailing the ball
over the defenders to Garbart.
Lyndsey moved the ball back to
the center where senior Chelsie
Barker sent the ball into the net.
The second score was a result
of a "bullet of a shot" into the
goal by Whitney Workman.
-R-o00 u rg news
Dinner planned
The Rowlesburg Volunteer
Ambulance Serivice will be
hosting an Elimination Dinner
at 6 p.m. on October 22, 2011
at their building on Elm St. For
tickets contact any Ambulance
member or Rowlesburg Servi-
center.
Winners named
Thank you to all who sup-
ported the Quilt Show held over
Labor Day weekend. Winners
have been named for First Place
was "Milky Way", entered and
made by Reta Haube; Sec-
ond place was "Double Wed-
ding Ring", entered by Sarah
Edmunds and made by Helen
Edmunds; Third place was
"Pieced Quilt" entered by Judy
Halterman and made by Beulah
Knotts. Honorable mention was
"Rose of Sharon'entered by
Gloria Dean, "Dresden Plate"
entered by Mary K. Dean, "Un-
dergrpund Railroad" entered by
Anna Nassif, a quilted jacket
entered by Jean Lamontagne,
"Sampler" entered by Jean
Wolfe, and "Double Squares"
entered by Kathy Wolfe.
The winter hours for the quilt-
ing room in the Szilagyi Center
will be from 1 p.m. until 4 p.m.
on Tuesdays. For additional in-
formation, please contact Helen
Edmunds at 304-568-2776 or
Jean Wolfe at 304-454-9655.
Everyone is welcome either to
quilt or just enjoy an afternoOn
with friends.
Reunion held
The annual reunion of the de-
scendants of Goldie and Bessie
(Hartsell) Henline was held on
Father's Day June 19, at the
Rowlesburg Park.
A picnic lunch was served.
Gifts were given to the oldest
father from the 2009 reunion to
James Bulford and for 2011 Ed
Edmunds.
Those attending were Lester
and Joy Henline, James and
Beverly Bulford, Kevin and
Penny Fullmer, Buffy and Cam-
den Barlow, Kenny, Heidi, Jett
and Emilee Chidester, Krissie,
Trinity, and Wyatt Hershman,
Denny Fullmer, Kim Preston,
Hayleigh and Lydia Fullmer,
Darren Fullmer, Elesa Close,
Staci Holland, Avreial Fullmer,
Judy Wolfe, Joy Kay Sypolt,
Lefty and Karen Likins, Shelly
Cames, Jimmy and Betty John-
son, Charles, Diane, .Brian,
Ethan, and Tara Johnson, Ed
and Helen Edmunds, and Mikey
Fullmer.
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With this victory, junior goalie
Aubrey Hall is one game away
from tying the school record for
shutouts.
Last Thursday evening, the
girls defeated East Fairmont
2-0. Lyndsey Garbart scored
both points for the Lady
Knights.
Garbart scored in the first
half with a crossing pass from
Whitney Workman. Sister Kai-
tlyn Workman assisted Lynd-
sey with the second half goal.
Goalie Aubrey Hall tied the
school record with her 14th ca-
reer shutout, while making five
saves.
This past Saturday the Lady
Knights defeated Philip Bar-
bour 4-1. Madison Goff and
Cassie Listen each had a goal
and an assist. Goff scored on a
feed from Listen, while Listen
goals was a result of an assist
from Chelsie Barker. Madison
Jones netted a score with an
assist from Kaitlyn Workman.
Whitney Workman score the
last goal for PHS On a feed from
Goff. Aubrey Hall continued
her fine defensive performances
with six saves for Preston.
Boys Soccer
The boys soccer team made
a come-from-behind charge to
defeat East Fairmont 2-1 in a
home game played on Septem-
ber 22nd. Ivo Cabral scored the
winning goal at the 65 minute
mark. The Knights outshot
East Fairmont 13-3. Terrance
Fanning made two saves for
Preston High whose record im-
proved to 6-5.
Last Saturday the boys team
improved their record to 7-5
by defeating Philipi Barbour
6-2. Ivo Cabral scored a goal
and provided two assists. Nick
Royce, Cody Anderson, Tyler
Steadman, Sigurd Lekve (plus
one assist), and Terrance Fan-
ning all contributed a score for
the Knights. Jake Smith provid-
ed an assist in the victory. Goal
keepers Colton Wilson and Fan-
ning combined on four saves for
Cross Country
The 3rd rank team in the state,
our boys and girls cross country
team, continued their successful
paths.
In the Broadford Invitational,
the girls squad finished second
to University High. Racheal
Hulett finished 5th with a time
of 20:49, and Karli Ridenour
time was 21:10 to place 7th. In
the boys division, the Knights
finished first. Peter Schwar-
zenberg set a course record
with a time of 16:27. Brody
Born placed 3rd with a time of
16:50. Also finishing in the top
ten for the Knights were Colin
Radabaugh (17:53 in 6th place,
and Nick Robertson (17:56) in a
close 7th.
The Bearcat Invitational was
held on Saturday near Grafton.
Coach Paul Martin reported that
three of Preston's athletes that
participated in cross country
also played on the school's soc-
cer team. Kaitlyn Workman fin-
ished 3rd overall with a time of
20:36. Sister Whitney Workman
finished 5th overall with a time
of 21:13. Kaitlyn Pompili was
the final ,runner for the Knights
as she finished 57th with a time
of 26:58. A total of 93 runners
were competing in this event.
Football
North Marion Huskies domi-
nated the Preston Knights I
50-0 in a game played at the
Knights Stadium last Friday
night. Only trailing 7-0 early in
the first half, the rains were not
the only element to dampen the
home team. The Huskie scored
five touchdowns in a period of
0nly six minutes to take a 43-0
halftime lead. North Marion
outgained PHS 467-72. Junior
running back ,Cory Goldstrom,
gained 35 of those yards each
in the game. Cory finished the
game with a total of 62 yards.
Preston, now 1-3 on the season,
fumbled seven times, losing
four possessions. The Knights
play this Friday night at Mor-
gantown High School. Next
home game is October 7 against
Lewis County. Games begin at
Preston High School.. 7:30 pm.
Blood donors needed ...... " ....
The American Red Cross, Greater Alleghenies Region Blood
Services, is facing a critical blood shortage and has issued an ap-
peal for blood donors.
Blood donations in May and June dropped to the lowest levels the
Red Cross has seen during this timeframe in over a dozen years.
Demand for blood remained steady during this same period, which
is why the Red Cross needs people-now more than ever-to roll up
a sleeve and give as soon as possible.
All types are needed, but especially O negative, which can be
used to treat any patient.
The Red Cross is urging the public if you can donate blood please
do so at this time. For more information about donating blood,
check us out at www.redcrossblood.org.
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LOUISE STANTON
Louise "Jackie" Stanton, 80,
of Kingwood, died Saturday,
September 24, 2011. She was
born on February 24, 1931, in
Lyndhurst, VA.
She was a wife, mother, sister,
grandmother, and a great grand-
mother.
She is survived by her husband,
Reed Stanton, of Kingwood;
one daughter, Debra Russell
of Brandywine, MD; her sons,
Rod Stanton and James Stanton,
both of Albright; daugthers-in-
law, Phyllis Stanton and Jane
Stanton; three sisters, Evelyn
Simpson, Floraine Wilgus, and
Pauline Schneider; four grand-
daughters; four grandsons-in
law; seven great granddaugh-
ters; and several nieces and
nephews.
She was preceded in death by
her parents, Oscar and Mary
Eva Meeks Tinsley; a son, De-
nis Tinsley; and seven brothers
and sisters.
Family and friends were re-
ceived at Browning Funeral
Home in Kingwood, where a fu-
neral service will be held at 11
a.m. today, September 28, with
Reverend Joe Lamm of Albright
Baptist Church, officiating.
Interment will follow in the
Maplewood Cemetery.
ROBERT HERSHMAN ,
Robert E. Hershman, 85, died
September 4, 2011 at Carroll
Healthcare Center in Carrelton,
Ohio.
He was born July 1, 1926 in
Preston County, a son of the late
John and Etta Mac (Funk) Her-
shman.
He was retired from Kemp-
thorne Motors as a mechanic
and was a member of the Can-
ton Baptist Temple, where he
was active in the Ambassador
Group.
In addition to his parents, he
was preceded in death by his
wife Audrey (Bums) Hershman
in 1985, and three' brothers,
Frank, Henry, and Glenn Hersh-
man; five sisters, Alberta Sigley,
Ruth Miller, Mildred Henline,
Emily Peters and Mertie Hersh-
man.
He is survived by his brother,
Charles Hershman, of Parsons,
as well as numerous nieces and
nephews.
Funeral services were held
at Reed Funeral Home Can-
ton Chapel, with Rev. Delaney
Young officiating.
Interment was at Sunset Hills
Memory Gardens.
ROBERT WILLIAMS
Robert Ian Williams (Birdie),
83, of Woodland Hills, CA
died September 18, 2011 at his
home.
He was born April 27, 1928 in
Kingwood, a son of the late Gall
and Robert Williams.
He' graduated from Kingwood
High School in 1946.
He served in the United States
Army.
He moved to California in
1958, and owned and operated
Bob's Refrigeration and Air
Conditioning until his retire-
ment.
He is survived by his wife of
60 years, Naomi Moon; his sons
Jeffery, at home, and Timothy
and wife Beth, of Arizona; two
sisters Helen and husband Guy
Moulder and Frances and hus-
band Everett Bishop, both of
Kingwood.
A memorial service will be
held at a later date.
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Perhaps you spoke the kindest words, as any friend could say.
Perhaps you were not there at all, just thought of us that day.
Whatever you did to console our hearts,
We thank you so much, whatever your part.
We deeply preciate evehing everyone has done for us
during this time of sorrow. A very special "thank you" to
Hospice Care for their loving support, especially Regina and
Debhie; Dr. Mike 5chwarzenherg for all his care of our mother
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Tulmelton Vohtnteer Fire Department
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12:15 - GPS Navigation System
12:30 - 32" Flat-Screen TV
12:45 - Xbox360 4G
1:00 - Digital Camera Package
1:15 - Nook Color
1:30 - 8GB iPod Touch
1:45 - Waterproof Video Camera
2:00 - TV Package
2:15 - Nintendo 3DS
2:30 - Desk-top Computer
2:45 - Set of 2 portable DVD
Players w/cases
3:00 - Hunters Package
3:15 - Digital Camera
3:30 - PlayStation 3
3:45 - iPad
4:00 - Video Camera Package
4:15 - DVD and VHS
Recorder/Player
4:30 - Fire Safe w/Electronic
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4:45 - Acer Laptop
5:00 - Wii Package
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Tickets available from Any TVFD Member or at
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and #4 Mini Mart in Tunnelton. For more info call
Angle Weaver at :4-568-2126 or Becky Bolyard at 304-216-0332.