October 5, 2011
Alva Review-Courier/Newsgram
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Deadline is Two benefits set for Helena facility Oct. 20 for food, shelter funds To receive emergency food and shelter funds through the American Recovery and Reinvestment act, public or private voluntary agencies must apply by Oct. 20. ARRA approved $2,800 for Woods County and applicants should contact Terry Dubberly, executive director of Opportunities, Inc, at 6237283 for an application form.
Two chili suppers and a baked goods auction have been scheduled with proceeds to benefit the Gettin’ Home in Helena, a women’s reentry center slated to open in January. The first will be a chili supper from 5-7:30 this Friday, Oct. 7 in Helena at the Getting’ Home facility, 215 Third. The second is a chili supper and baked goods auction and will feature Jazz Music by the Max Ridgway Trio at 6:30 p.m. Friday, Oct. 15, in the Runnymede Hotel, 4th and Flynn, Alva. The facility’s objective is to reduce the recidivism for women who successfully return to productive life in their communities after incarceration.
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Worthington
life skills and leadership qualities that promote success in life. As an FFA member in Illinois, she was a section officer which is comparable to a district officer here. “I have very high expectations for my students – lots of rules and procedures. We will work hard, but play hard too.”
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“Good teaching is an artform. I like to teach,” she said. As she settled in to SBHS, Worthington said, “Mr. Gillig and Mrs. (Melva) Armbruster were really helpful. “There’s lots of nice people here.” One of her favorite activities in high school was barrel racing. “I rodeoed a lot in high school,” Worthington said. Eventually she’d like to move her horses Robbie and Tuffy here. She listed her outside interest as “ponies and family.” She has a younger brother and said her family is “very close.” She told how her cousins gathered from all over the country to celebrate their “Me Maw’s” 80th birthday. Discussing her “love of agriculture,” Worthington said, “It is the backbone of the nation.”
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