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6- PRESTON COUNTY JOURNAL- Wednesday, September 28, 2011- Kingwood, WV
WCTU00 meeting set
Members of Tunnelton Wom-
an's Christian Temperance
Union met for their regular
monthly meeting at the Denver
United Methodist Church, on
Tuesday August 16, 2011, with
President Mary Borgman pre-
siding.
Loretta Goff read scripture
from Exodus 15:22-26 and
presented the devotions, fol-
lowed by a reading, "God Will
Supply Your Need,' taken from
Teams in action
the book, Seasons of the Heart.
Members asked prayer for Dick
Frame, Donna Goff, Mark Goff,
Jerry Casteel, Arkie Myers, and
Friday Zetty. Prayer was led by
Dick Frame.
The treasurer's report was
ready by Regina Bell.
A thank-you card was read
from Kaitlynd Bolyard, thank-
ing our WCTU for the monetary
donation given her for winning
county 2011 WCTU essay on
The Bruceton Bulldogs football and cheerleading squad have
kicked off their fall 2011 schedule. Upcoming October games are
listed below, come on Out to the games and wear Bruceton School
colors to support the teams.
At 1 p.m. on October 2, Bruceton versus PA, at Bruceton; 1 p.m.
October 9, Bruceton versus Tunnelton and l p.m. October 16,
Bruceton versus Terra Alta.
Other competitions include; Wednesday, October 19, first round
playoffs; Thursday, October 20, first round playoffs; Sunday, Oc-
tober 23 second round playoffs; Sunday, October 30, Champion-
ship Games; Sunday November 6, All Star games and Sunday,
November 19, Cheerleading Competitions.
The championship games and all-star games begin at noon in Ma-
sontown.
Larew's
Wrecker Service
Mr. & Mrs. Elmer Hordesty 60th Anniversory
60th anniversary marked
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer C. Hard-
esty, of Elkins, celebrated their
60th wedding anniversary in
August with their immediate
family.
They were married Septem-
ber 29, 1951 in Mountain Lake
Park, MD, by Rev. Randall
Prince. '
Mr. Hardesty is retired from
Columbia Gas Co. He is the son
of the late Arbanes and Susan
Hardesty, who had celebrated
their 64th anniversary.
Mrs. Hardesty is a home-
maker. She is the daughter of
the late Alton and Nellie Wilt,
who had celebrated their 55th
anniversary. Elmer and Jane
were residents of Manown un-
til 1968, , Giady (Randolph
County) until 1977, and Bucka-
nnon until moving to Elkins in
March, 2009.
Those attending the dinner
at the Steer Steakhouse were:
Children: Laurella Lawrence
and husband, Mike, and Mark
Hardesty and wife, Dawn, all of
Elkins; grandchildren: Jeff Shif-
='flett of Elkins, Heather Shif-
flett, of Greensboro, NC, Daniel
Hardestty and wife, Jessica, of
Morgantown, Mrs. Kevin (Kel-
ly) Roth, of Crossett, AR,. and
Scott Hardesty, of Elkins; great-
grandchildren: Kaily Shifttlett,
of Calpine, CA and Amyah Har-
ris, of Greensboro, NC. They
have one son, Larry Hardesty,
who is deceased.
Cards may be sent to 109 Easy
Street, Elkins, WV 26241, or
they welcome your visit.
Sl,500 REWARD
For information leading to the arrest
and conviction of the person or
persons responsible for the death of a
cow on Hogback Rd. on August 31.
Please call 304-614-3020
"Alcohol- Why Total Absti-
nence is the Right Choice."
Colin Reeves, of Rowlesburg
School, was the State WCTU
Coloring Contest winner for
first grade. He will be presented
with his blue ribbon, certificate,
and award.
Barb Frame distributed our
U.S. senator and representative
addresses to those present. She
also distributed the address of
St. Jude's Ranch for Children,
where recycled greeting card
fronts can be sent to the chil-
dren there to be used in making
new cards, which are then sold
in their retail stores, online and
over the phone. The kids learn
work skills and are paid a salary
for their efforts.
Mary Borgman reported Tun-
nelton WCTU has received a
certificate of merit from the na-
tional promotion director for ein
an advance union in 2011.
Members were informed the
West Virginia Woman's Chris-
tian Temperance Union State
Convention will be held on
September 29-30, at Fairfield
Inn and Suites at Fairmont.
Time was allowed during the
meeting for chairmen and mem-
bers to complete their annual
reports to be submitted to State.
Members present were Mary
Borgman, Regina Bell, Mazel
Williams, Loretta Goff, Barb
and Dick Frame, and guests
Marilyn Bell, Abagayle Auvil,
and Hunter Goff.
The next regular monthly
meeting will be at 7 p.m., Tues-
day, September 20, 2011.
Friday, September 30
Saturday, October 1
8A.M.
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PC E DA hosts retreat
to develop stratagies
The Preston County EDA
had a very successful Strategic
Planning retreat. Members
met at the Preston Country
Club on August 12, 2011. Dur-
ing the business meeting, Greg
Sypolt was elected Chairperson
of the EDA, Rita McCrobie was
elected Vice-Chair and Brian
Thomas will remain treasurer.
Dennis Xander of the "Just
Beneath the Surface Alliance"
gave a presentation on the eco-
nomic benefits of Marcellus
.Shale drilling for the county
.He also gave information on
the drilling process, chemicals
used, land disturbances and
heavy industry work done to
complete these wells. Members
were able to voice concerns and
have questions about Marcellus
drilling answered.
Mark James of ED Solutions
facilitated the Strategic Plan-
ning session. He started by con-
gratulating the Preston County
EDA for completing so many
goals from last year's meeting.
For Fiscal Year 2011-2012,
members identified goals and
opportunities they would like
explored. These included Mar-
cellus Shale gas drilling mar-
keting, Marcellus opportunities
for Preston County businesses,
county/community beautifica-
tion, retention visits to corpo-
rate headquarters, local labor
job skills training, making small
artisans aware of the availabil-
ity of free listings on the CVB
website, and as well as promot-
ing agribusiness and supporting
PMH.
James will be using the plan-
ning done at the meeting to pre-
pare the written Strategic Plan
for Fiscal Year 2012. EDA Di-
rector Robbie Baylor will then
present it to the members for
review, comment and approval.
The Preston County EDA al-
ready has a good start on the
first objective. On October 5th,
the EDA will be attending the
WV Oil and Gas Expo at Mylan
Park as a Founding Sponsor.
Members of the EDA board are
asked to volunteer to staff the
booth and to work floor of the
Expo. They will promote Pres-
ton County and promote busi-
nesses in Preston County that
have services and products used
in the oil and gas industry.
Center is open
The Szilagyi Center is open Saturday, from 11 a.m. - 5 p.m. and
Sunday, from 1-5 p.m., through November. Visitors are welcome
in the WWII museum, the Emporium, and the River City Cafe.
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