The Estill County Tribune, February 24, 2016, Page 15 Two groups competed on Saturday, February 20, 2016, at Boyle County High School in Region 15 FCCLA Star Events. Lee Mills and Kiely Flynn were in Chapter in Review Portfolio where they told what the ECHS chapter had done for the entire year, thus far. They used a Star Wars theme with the title, “Out of this World with FCCLA.” The second group was Shelby Danyeur and Dakota French with Environmental Ambassador where they used awareness of the importance of knowing your zone and what to do in the event of a chemical emergency at the Bluegrass Army Depot. The title of their event was “Alert Today, Alive Tomorrow.” Both groups will be ad- vancing to Louisville at the end of March to represent Estill County at the State FC- CLA Leadership Meeting. Debbie Anders and Kris- ten Wilson, their advisors are very proud of them. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Estill FCCLA students win at Region 15 STAR events and are headed for State Dakota French and Shelby Danyeur Kiely Flynn and Lee Mills 70 Years of Marriage And Still Going Strong! Harold and Ruby Harrison Hunt Harold Hunt and Ruby Harrison were married on 2-16-46 in Fayette County, Kentucky. They have one daughter, Ter- ry (Melvin) Williams; grandchildren: Cindy (Jose) Garcia, Jeff (Sharon) Pearson, and William (deceased), and Leah and Chris Williams; great-grandchildren: Juniper and Zaylah Good, Caden and Lily Pearson, and Jason, Kate, Mason, and Jake Williams; and a bunch of special nieces and nephews!! They are faithful members of the Williams Memorial Baptist Church!! God has richly blessed us!! West Irvine wins the Attendance Banner Contest for the 4th month in a row! Pictured are teachers, Jea- nette Hughes, left, and Heidi Jack. Not only do the students attend well but these two teachers have maintained perfect attendance for the year. Great Job! (Photo courtesy of Dickie Arthur) Irvine Woman Wins H&R Block’s 1,000 Win $1,000 Sweep- stakes AT LEFT: Tonya Luster, a local winner of the H&R Block 1,000 Win $1,000 Daily Sweepstakes, cel- ebrated at the H&R Block office and is presented with a giant check. From left, Kim Abney, Tonya Luster, Tim Luster, and Tim Stephens join into the February 17th festivities. Estill Co. Engineers’ Soph. Caleb Bonny Scores 1,000 th Point Caleb Bonny Estill County Engineers sophomore, Caleb Bonny, in only his 56th career game with the Engineers, scored his 1000th point on Thurs- day, February 18, 2016, as the Engineers trav- eled to Frenchburg, Kentucky to face the Me- nifee County Wildcats. Caleb needed seven points going into the contest and would break the 1000-point barrier in the 2nd quarter. The Engineers also grabbed their 10th win of the year by the score of 51-34. Caleb would finish with a game high 24 points. ABOVE: Estill County Lady Engineers seniors Taylor Young (#10) and Sarah Barnes go after a loose ball during Monday night’s 56th District Tournament action at Stanton. Estill was eliminated by the Lady Bobcats, 51-44, in a hard fought contest. Also pictured are Estill junior for- ward McKenzie Flynn (#32), Lee County center Julia Head (#20), Estill guard Savannah Brewer (#12) and Lee County sophomore guard Hannah Kash (#22). AT RIGHT: Estill Lady Engi- neers sophomore guard Sa- vannah Brewer (#12) puts up a shot against the Lady Bob- cats while Estill’s McKenzie Flynn (#32) and senior Sarah Barnes look for a rebound. Estill was eliminated by Lee County and finishes 13-17 for the season.

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Two groups competedon Saturday, February 20,2016,atBoyleCountyHighSchoolinRegion15FCCLAStarEvents. LeeMillsandKielyFlynnwere in Chapter in ReviewPortfolio where they told

whattheECHSchapterhaddonefortheentireyear,thusfar. They used a Star Warsthemewiththetitle,“OutofthisWorldwithFCCLA.” The second group wasShelbyDanyeurandDakotaFrench with Environmental

Ambassadorwheretheyusedawarenessoftheimportanceof knowing your zone andwhattodointheeventofachemical emergency at theBluegrassArmyDepot.Thetitleoftheireventwas“AlertToday,AliveTomorrow.”

Both groups will be ad-vancing toLouisvilleat theend of March to representEstillCountyattheStateFC-CLALeadershipMeeting. DebbieAndersandKris-tenWilson,theiradvisorsareveryproudofthem.

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Estill FCCLA students win at Region 15 STAR events and are headed for State

Dakota French and Shelby Danyeur Kiely Flynn and Lee Mills

70 Years of Marriage And Still Going Strong!

Harold and Ruby Harrison HuntHaroldHuntandRubyHarrisonweremarriedon2-16-46inFayetteCounty,Kentucky.Theyhaveonedaughter,Ter-ry(Melvin)Williams;grandchildren:Cindy(Jose)Garcia,Jeff(Sharon)Pearson,andWilliam(deceased),andLeahand Chris Williams; great-grandchildren: Juniper andZaylahGood,CadenandLilyPearson,andJason,Kate,Mason,andJakeWilliams;andabunchofspecialniecesandnephews!!TheyarefaithfulmembersoftheWilliamsMemorialBaptistChurch!!Godhasrichlyblessedus!!

West Irvine wins the Attendance Banner Contest for the 4th month in a row! Pictured are teachers, Jea-nette Hughes, left, and Heidi Jack. Not only do the students attend well but these two teachers have maintained perfect attendance for the year. Great Job!

(Photo courtesy of Dickie Arthur)

IrvineWoman

Wins H&R Block’s

1,000 Win $1,000 Sweep-stakes

AT LEFT: Tonya Luster, a local winner of the H&R Block 1,000 Win $1,000 Daily Sweepstakes, cel-ebrated at the H&R Block office and is presented with a giant check. From left, Kim Abney, Tonya Luster, Tim Luster, and Tim Stephens join into the February 17th festivities.

Estill Co. Engineers’Soph. Caleb Bonny

Scores 1,000th Point

Caleb BonnyEstill County Engineers sophomore, Caleb Bonny, in only his 56th career game with the Engineers, scored his 1000th point on Thurs-day, February 18, 2016, as the Engineers trav-eled to Frenchburg, Kentucky to face the Me-nifee County Wildcats. Caleb needed seven points going into the contest and would break the 1000-point barrier in the 2nd quarter. The Engineers also grabbed their 10th win of the year by the score of 51-34. Caleb would finish with a game high 24 points.

ABOVE: Estill County Lady Engineers seniors Taylor Young (#10) and Sarah Barnes go after a loose ball during Monday night’s 56th District Tournament action at Stanton. Estill was eliminated by the Lady Bobcats, 51-44, in a hard fought contest. Also pictured are Estill junior for-ward McKenzie Flynn (#32), Lee County center Julia Head (#20), Estill guard Savannah Brewer (#12) and Lee County sophomore guard Hannah Kash (#22).

AT RIGHT: Estill Lady Engi-neers sophomore guard Sa-vannah Brewer (#12) puts up a shot against the Lady Bob-cats while Estill’s McKenzie Flynn (#32) and senior Sarah Barnes look for a rebound. Estill was eliminated by Lee County and finishes 13-17 for the season.