The Mountain Messenger, Thursday, September 20, 1990 5B
The Greenbrier
Youth Task Force,
with Seneca Men-
gave a Back to
~Jner Party at
Island Park. One of
attending the party
Allder from the Fam-
Center in Lewisburg.
me some informa-
which I would
on to you.
woman went to a
her boyfriend. They
together for a
:was a pretty serious
After the movie
to be alone. They
car and went to a
they could talk and
While they
began to get in-
kissing and
glrl liked kissing
Want to go any fur-
told her boyfriend to
Wouldn't. They had
the girl was
e by her boyfriend.
woman was the
Rape. Date Rape
Sexual intercourse.
the young couple
had a relation-
enjoyed kissing
was rape. When
her boyfriend to
man should
Even ff the young
to hurt his girl-
like he couldn't
What he was doing, it
for him to force his
have sex with him.
Is a rapist.
Something like this
guys think girls
to be in charge.
really want guys
they know what
go for it. They
girls want to have
to be pushed a
girls think they're
let the guys be in
feel guys like to
in a relation-
afraid guys won't
they don't give in to
wants. This think-
Date Rape.
Young women best
from Date
need to set
limits. Decide what you want,
what you're willing to do physi-
cally and tell your boyfriend or
person you are dating how far is
enough or how far is too much.
Next the young woman needs to
be assertive. Say what you mean
and continue to say it over and
over again. Let your body give
messages also. When you feel
uncomfortable in a situation,
move away. Young women need
to trust their feelings. If your
boyfriend is pushing you to do
something you don't want to do,
don't let him. If he won't take no
for an answer, find another boy-
friend. Finally, young women
need to be aware of their
boyfriend's actions. Pay atten-
tion to behavior that isn't re-
spectful of you -- even simple
things like your boyfriend trying
to show you he's stronger than
you are. It might seem like teas-
ing, but it could also mean he's
not going to listen to you at
other times. Remember, even
good girls get raped. If you don't
succeed in getting out of a date
rape situation, it's not your
fault. Please let someone know,
either your parents, teachers,
police or a counselor.
Young men need to forget the
male macho attitudes that
"women want sex but sometimes
men have to take it" and "women
may be saying no but their bod-
ies are saying yes." These atti-
tudes belong in cave man times.
If your girlfriend tells you to
stop, then stop. If your girlfriend
tells you to stop and makes fun
of you for stopping, then find
another girlfriend. You don't
need a girlfriend who is going to
play a bunch of silly games.
No one wants to be accused of
rape and no one wants to be
raped. The problem with Date
Rape is it happens much too of-
ten. Many cases of Date Rape
can be prevented. Once again, if
you or a friend is the victim of
this crime, please let somebody
know as quickly as possible.
Don't forget to write if you
have something you want to talk
about: Jeffrey Artis, Seneca
Mental Health, I00 Church St.,
Lewisburg, W. Va., 24901. Your
names will be kept confidential.
See you next week.
WJdC¢: Jeff Arti=. Sen©ca Mcnta Heal~h
I00 Church Street, Lewisburg 24901
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Personnel Changes
Board of Education Personnel:
Resignations -- Edward Adams,
Bus Operator (Bus #84-33,
White Sulphur Area, effective 9/
1/90. Elizabeth C. Allder,
Teacher, Special Education, BD,
Lewlsburg Elementary, effective
8/24/90. Michael H. Ayers,
Teacher, Expectant Mother pro-
gram. (mathematics), Greenbrier
East, effective 9/5/90. Rebecca
G. Byars, Volleyball Coach.
Smoot Junior High, effective 9/
6/90. Debra D. Cliver, Teacher,
Special Education, M1, Lewis-
burg Elementary. effective 8/27/
90.
Abolishment of Position --- ef-
fective 9/11/90, One (1)
Teacher, Special Education, M1,
Lewisburg Elementary.
Employment of Professional
Personnel on Permit for 1990-91
School Year -- Dennis Bozic and
Donna Nickell.
Extra Curricular Contract for
1990-91 School Year -- George
Ambler, Jr, Girls' Basketball
Coach. Alderson Jr. High. effec-
tive 9/4/90. John C. Estep.
Cross Country Coach, Green-
brier West, effective 9/5/90. Wil-
liam W. Harris, Assistant Foot-
ball Coach, Greenbrier West, ef-
fective 9/5/90. Steven G.
Keadle, Assistant Football
Coach, Alderson Jr. High, effec-
tive 8/6/90. Merlin Trickett, Golf
Coach, Greenbrier West, effective
9/] 0/90.
Requested Transfers: Connie
Jo Bryant, from Teacher, Ron-
ceverte Elementary to Principal,
Ronceverte Elementary, effective
9/12/90. Louie McCormick,
from Bus Operator, Bus #85-42,
Greenbrier East/Renick Area to
Bus Operator, Bus #81-11,
Greenbrier East/Renick Area, ef-
fective 9/12/90. Patricia Milam,
Teacher, Expectant Mother pro-
gram (English), Greenbrier West.
To be paid on hourly rate based
on degree and years experience.
Two hours per week, depending
on availability of students, effec-
tive 9/5/90. Judy Pomeroy,
Teacher, Expectant Mother Pro-
gram (Math), Greenbrier West.
To be paid on hourly rate based
on degree and years experience.
Two hours per week, depending
on availability of students, effec-
tive 9/5/90.
Approval of Professional Sub-
stitute Personnel for 1990-91
School Year. Substitute Teach-
era: Betty Crookshanks, Andrea
Dankmyer, Gordon Hanson, Lisa
Johnson, Susan Johnson, Joan
McCabe, Everett Norton, Cheryl
Smith,\ Bobby Via :Robert
Wooling.
Approval of Substitute Service
Personnel for 1990-91 School
Year. Aide, Tlna Bennett.
The graduation of 66 Concord
College students, who completed
their course work during the
Monday
White Sulphur Springs Elementary School
Lunch & Breakfast Menus
Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
17
Pizza
Tossed Salad
Corn
Peaches
Milk
24
Hamburgers
French Fries
Lettuce/tomatoes
Strawberry ]
Shortcake
Milk
17
Pancakes
Syrup
Juice
Milk
24
Pop Tarts
Juice
Milk
Cereal
18
Ham & Cheese
Sandwich
Potato Chips
Carrot & Celery
Sticks
Chocolate Pudding
Milk
25
Spaghetti
Tossed Salad
Shredded Cheese
Ice Cream Cup
Roll
Milk
18
Cheese Toast
Juice
Milk
Cereal
25
Oatmeal
Juice
Milk
Cereal
19
Chicken McNuggets
Tater Tots
Mixed Vegetables
Pineapple Slice
Cornbread Sticks
Milk
26
Ham
Scalloped Potatoes
Green Beans
Peaches
Roll
Milk
19
Muffin
1/2 apple
Milk
26
Toast
Applesauce
Milk
Cereal
2O
Meat Loaf on Rice
Brocolll/cheese
Fruit Cup
Cookie
Roll
27
Vegetable Soup
Grilled Cheese
Pickle Chips
Cookie
Milk
2O
Cinnamon Rolls
Juice
Milk
Cereal
27
Doughnuts
1/2 Banana
Milk
Cereal
21
Hot Turkey
Sandwich
Mashed
Potatoes/Gravy
Cole Slaw
Brownie
Milk
28
Pizza
Tossed Salad
Peas
Pears
Milk
21
Pizza Toast
Juice
Milk
Cereal
28
Boiled Egg
Bacon-Toast
Jelly-Juice
Milk
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health care delivery system in
rural West Virginia. The task
force Is funded by the Appala-
chian Regional Commission in
co6peration with the West Vir-
ginia Department of Health and
Human Resources.
The task force will produce a
final report for the Secretary of
Health and Human Resources
with recommendations concern-
ing financial stability, efficiency,
quality of care, and access
within the rural health system. A
strategy for co6rdinating re-
sources for Improving rural
health care delivery at the local,
state and federal level will be de-
vised. Recommendations for the
development of an Office of Ru-
ral Health will also be made to
the Secretary.
Fredric Smith
Fredric Smith, executive vice-
president of the West Virginia
School of Osteopathic Medicine,
has been appointed to the Rural
Health Partnership Task Force.
The objective of the project is
to devise ways to strengthen the
Mr Smith is president of
Greenbrier Valley Hospice, Inc.,
a member of the Weirton Osteo-
pathic Hospital Board of Direc-
tors. governor for Rotary District
755, a national Rural Health As-
sociation member, and an asso-
ciate member of the American
Osteopathic Association.
Ronceverte
Commission Meets
A Department of Natural Re-
sources (DNR) representative at-
tended the September 4 meeting
of the Ronceverte Board of Com-
missioners to encourage the City
the advertise its recycling pro-
gram more effectively. Ollie Har-
vey, recycling co6rdinator for the
DNR's Office of Conservation,
Education, and Litter Control,
suggested city crews dtstrubute
recycling bags door-to-door
throughout the community arid
Inform persons how the prog m
works.
On a related note, White
Sulphur Springs Mayor John
Bowling spoke to the Board to
request donations of leaves and
wood chips for his city's planned
compost plant. The facility is not
yet under construction, but offi-
cials are working to stimulate
public interest in bringing suit-
able materials to the site when it
does open.
In other business, a number
of residents complained about a
variety of property sites around
town they said need cleaning up.
City Recorder Susan White will
write letters to the owners giving
them deadlines by which they
will be required to do the neces-
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George Cllnebell, the Board
President and Academic Dean. Diploma Classes voted to designate the City of
• • • • • • • • Students from Mountain Ronceverte as a sponsor of the
Messenger's area included 1990 Railroad Days, scheduled
C BURR RABBIT Bachelor Of Science In Educe- Classes to prepare for the for October 6 and 7. The Board
lilLD DEVELOPMENT CENTER, INC. tion: Lewisburg: John Allan High School Equivalency (GED)also granted approval for the set-
Johnson, 7-12 Physical Educa- Examination will be offered be- tlng up of a flea market during
• 'Mere Thla just A Diy Caxe" tlon and K- 12 School Library ginning Tuesday, September 25. the festival on property leased to
DAYCARE & PRF.SCHOOI, Media. Bachelor Of Social Work: At Greenbrier East High School, the City by CSX Railroad across
Greenville: Melissa Jo Dickson Room C-326, at 7 p.m. and at from the Armory.
Crosier. Ralnelle: Paula Kaye Rupert Junior High School at 7 A small business workshop
Forren Taylor. Bachelor Of Arts was announced for October 20.
Ages
2-12
p.m.
in Communication Arts: Alder- Interested adults should re- The City of Ronceverte and the
l)l? Hours: 6:30 AM - 6:00 PM son: Valerie Lynn Honaker, Con- port to the site of their choice to Ronceverte Merchants' Assocla-
centration: Advertising/Public enroll. Actual class meeting tion will sponsor the event.
' ( 304"536"4260 Relations. Regents Bachelor Of times and days will be given dur- The next monthly meeting of
Arts: Rainelle: Jeanette Lynn ing registration. Class size is the Board of Commissioners will
Fraine.
We will have an Andersen representative on hand to answer
any questions.
A Video presentation will be given.
SEPT. 21st. & 22nd. TIME: FRIDAY 8 AM-4:30 PM
¢d tl0n: $, J, Neath wk L mber
limited to the first 20 students, be October 2, 7:30 p.m.. at City
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The expanded office hours are
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