6A The Mountain Messenger, Thursday, June 14, 1990
Alderson Brownies
Hold First Meeting
Welcome Brazilian Lady
Iota Delta
Greenbrier County Extension
Homemakers will welcome Andreza
de Carvalho Martins (a citizen of
Brazil who is studying at West Vir-
ginia University), June 26, when Ms
Martins will be the houseguest of
Beaulah Arthur of Clintonville.
During her visit in the Greenbrier
Valley, Ms Martins will discuss her
country's customs and lifestyles at a
special covered dish luncheon at the
Clintonville Community Building
June 27, which is open to the pub!it
Registration is at 10:30 a.m. with
lunch at noon.
Ms Martins' p!esentation "Brazil:
A Land of contrasts" is sponsored
by West Virginia University Exten-
sion Service and supported by the
+ Greenbrier County Extension Home-
makers Council.
A 22-year-old native of Rio de
Janeiro, Ms Martins is majoring in
child development and international
studies.
Monroe Volunteer Group
Allison McMlllion, Beth Holcomb, Pamela Freeman, Alisha McClung,
and Ashley McMillion.
Alderson Brownie Girl Scout Troop is in the process of being organ-
Ized. Their first meeting was held May 8. Participating in the day's
activities were Allison McMillion, Beth Holcomb, Pamela Freeman, AI-
Isha McClung, Ashley McMillion, Jerri Holcomb, Lindsay McMillion,
Stephanle Smith, Ashley Vallandingham, and Renee Freeman. The pro-
gram of the first meeting was planned by Shirley Perrine who was
aided y Belinda McMIIlion.
The leader of this troop will be Belinda McMillion. Any family wishing
their daughters to participate should call Belinda at 445-2936. Addi-
tional adult help is needed to make the program a success, and to
provide the Girl Scout Program to all girls who wish to be a part of the
program.
McCtear (Monroe County Citi-
zens on Litter Education and Recy-
cling) is looking for a few good vol-
unteers.
In conjunction with the Division of
Natural Resources, the group's ob-
jectives are to coodinate a continu-
ous plan of education, control, pre-
vention and the elimination of litter
in Monroe County. "McClear plans
to educate the community oN the ef-
fects of litter, put an end to illegal
dumping, promote recycling pro-
gram, involve county organizations
in the Adopt-A-Highway program
and start environmental programs
within the schools," according to
chairperson Julia Mustain.
McClear meets every third Thurs-
day at 7:30 p.m. alternating between
Peterstown Library and Monroe
County Library in Union. The next
scheduled meeting is Thursday,
June 21, at the Peterstown Library.
Write a letter about your DAD and why he is so SPECIAL.
Put it in an envelope with your Name, Age and Telephone No.
and bring it to the Greenbrier Valley Mall and put
it in the BIG BLUE mailbox inside of the. Mall.
One very LUCKY DAD will win a complete : GAS GRILL PACKAGE.
Judging will be Friday, June 15 and the winner wilt be
notified by phone on Friday afternoon, The Prize on
display in the window in the front of the mall.
from
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Iota members, Delta Kappa Gamma, who attended State
were: (left to right) Row 1: Billie Jean Hutsenpiller, state
Winifred Newman, Irma Powell, Beatrice Harvey, Susan Lake,
Johnson. Row 2: Vickie Reed, Barbara Hall, Alma Hogsett,
lihan.
"Courage for Commitment" was
the theme for the 49th Annual Con-
vention of Alpha Phi State, Delta
Kappa Gamma Society International
for key women educators. It was
held at Oglebay Park, Wheeling,
WV on May 4, 5 and 6, 1990.
Billie Jean Hutsenpilter, Barbara
Hall, Beatrice Harvey, Irma Powell,
Vickie Reed, Susan Lake, Dr Mary
Relihan, Alma Hogsett and Betty
Johnson of Greenbrier County's Iota
Chapter participated.
Mrs Hutsenpiller, Alpha State
President, presided over business
sessions, the Presidents' Banquet
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and the Awards Breakfast.
vey, a past state president,
as parliamentarian, present
workshop of Legislation
sented committee plans for theSI
society's Golden Anniversary
ing in 1991 at Huntington,
Mrs Hall, Iota Chapter pres
and Dr Relihan, incoming
president, represented Iota
in the Presidents' Proc~
the Presidents' Banquet.
state Archives Chairman,
committee report. She and
Johnson also assisted Mrs
piller with a skit in a
workshop. Mrs Lake and Mrs
state Music Co-chairmen,
group singing at The
Birthday Luncheon. Mrs
rected, with Mrs Reed
ing, the state chorus at the
dents' Banquet May 5
Awards Breakfast May 6.
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Hogsett and Mrs Johnson
the state chorus. Mrs
served as convention pianist,
Powell gave the report of the
acy Committee and led the
of Allegtance to the Flag at
Opening session.
Iota Chapter received first
award for their Chapter Bul}
third place for their scrapbook
certificate of participahon for
sclippings.
Dr Barbara Baker imrn~
past president of Delta
Gamma International, was
t~on guest and featured
speaker. Miss Winifred
Founder of Alpha Phi
guest speaker at The
Breakfast. "Commitment"
theme of both addresses.
Mrs Frances Witten,
oast president of Alpha phi
from Gary was the recipient
Alpha Ph State Achieve
Award.
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