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6 - Hinton News Tues. Jan. 15, 1991 REAL ESTATE SERVICES AND APPRAISALS Farn, Residential) Vacation and Comrnerclal Properties Member MLS Autrey Ritch, Broker GRI, Certified Real Estate Appraiser ith Ave. & Commercial St. Hinton, WV 25951 304-466.1111 or 466,0736 Call and List With Us Today! ' mm nl  T _ " Whales' skeletons reveal that the ancestors of these giant animals once lived on land. JONES REALTY Each Office Independently Owned 466-4246 RLM-8ox99 Jumping Branch,  25969 R. Eugene Jones, Jr., Broker I I I II I I II #255 Mobile Home on 3/4 acres at R/verzlde Rest. Close to Greenbrier River. $1S,000. # 10 acres- Hiz Mt. $10,'/50. # 7 acres - Between Clayton r & Griffith= Creek. $10,OO0. # 818 Summers Street . $12,500. # 89 acres True Area - Basm't well & aloe. Nice view of Bluestone Lake & Dam . 45,0oo. i ii i i all A Community Appeal By Marcia Green On Jan. 21, we will be celebrating the Birthday of a very well known leader. A person who excelled in the field of education, religion and human fights. This hero's name is Martin Luther King Jr., better known as the Dr. Rev. Martin Lu- ther King, Jr. Dr. King continues to have many faithful followers who pursue the challenge of making that famous dream a reality. In undertaking the challenge, we understand the key to the solution is that of Education. Dr. Martin Luther King chal- lenged us all not only to dream great dreams, but also to educate our youth whose futures'are bright withprom- ise. We, his faithful followers believe that Dr. King's courageous leader- ship and dedication serves to inspire us all to make real the promise of his dream through education from gen- eration to gdetrItih. " ........ What is one of the most difficult challenges that faces our youth of today. What great menace attacks the valuable youth of our community, the aspiring leaders of the future? Do we have the endurance to ad- dress and conquer the monster, that erosive danger that eats at our heart and soul? The menace, that problem o'drug and substance abuse. A recent article in the Jan. issue of the Johnson publication, the Ebony Magazine, addressed several of the burning issues facing today's youth. The magazine interviewed sev- eral of Dr. King's associates who were involved with him from the beginning of his struggles to en- lighten Americans in the right direc- tion through the political, social and economic storms that buffet both to the bitter end. During my years as a professional medical care prodder, I have had many chances to experience sad situ- ations resulting from the terror of substance abuse. I have seen homes torn apart, family units destroyed, communities robbed of economic stability due to the continous care of drug offenders. I have seen the loss of human development simply be- cause somewhere along the way someone forgot to say to a brother or sister in need of love and under- standing. A loved one reaching out for help only to find an empty space, to just say NO! Words, I have found, come too easily to many of us. We can say 'I love you'and yet are in such a dazed state and frame of mind that these words are only echo's coming from empty, unfeeling lips. What would Dr. King say about drugs? Coretta King, as quoted, stated drug dealing is an easy source of tax free income, and drug con- sumption is a temporary escape for those who see no hope of ever rising above the poverty and despair of the ghetto. She stated Dr. King believed that a major investment in policies that provide decentjobs and better education and recreational opportu- nities can help to keep young people out of trouble. Dorothy Cotton, former SCLC education project leader, now a pro- fessor of religion at Cornell Univer- sity, believes Dr. King would chal- lenge the users of drugs to find a non-destructive way to fill the void in their lives. He wOId try t ShOW them ho w personal development might lift them from the treat of death through drugs. Dr King; US Rep. John Lewis (D- Ga.), stated, would lead a massive non-violent, protest against the people who are bringing drugs into the community. He would urge that we devote more resources to drug prevention and education. He would point out that any solution for reduc- ing drug dependency and the drug culture must address the underly- ing condition of hopelessness and despair. According to Dr. Joseph Lore•y, SCLC president, Dr. King would call for our youth to resist the new lynch mob(Killer Crack cocaine). He would urge our people to embrace "libera- tion lifestyles" that make us free at last in this our one and only life. He would join us as we call for arestora- tion of values, a revival ofhope and a renewal of activism. And he would help us to reverse the tendency to abandon the lady of spiritually for the harlot of materialism. Let us begin now to come together to make the youth of our great com- munity the best they can be. When you are in the business of solving problems, you need as many points of view as you can get. • ADVERTISEMENT FOR LEASE: Four (4) parcels of U.S. Government land at the Bluestone Lake project, containing ap- proximately 25, 44, 55 and 20 acres, respectively, and situated in Giles County, for agricultural pur- poses. Invitations for Bids may be obtained in person from the Resource Manager, Bluestone Lake, or by writing to: Real Estate Division Huntington District Corps of Engineers ," 502 Eighth Street Huntington, WV 25701-2070 .To.be considered, bids must be received by Real Estate Division in Huntington, WV, by 10:00 a.m., January 31, 1991, and are subject to the conditions contained in the Invitation for Bid. Prospective bid- ders may arrange to view parcels by contacting the Resource Manager at Bluestone Lake or at Tele- phone No. (304) 466.1234. , ,i m ,, i i , EASY PRICE TO LIVE WITH 1 1/2 story, brick home; full basement and detached ga- rage; assumable VA Loan; ,sTy00. APARTMENT BUILDING Good investment; 2 units with private entrances; fully occu- pied; $16,500. FOR INVESTORS 2-story, brick apartment building in Hi•ton Historical District; fully occupied; $23,000. 201 MAIN STREET One-story frame; level lot; CItEAP lit $8,0OO. A REAL GEM. Spacious tri-level home with two-car, built-in garage; large, level lot in lower Bell•point area; shown by appointment; $9s,000. !COMMERCIAL Two-story, brick building; i rich in history and in need of restoration; $12,000. 136 CROSS STREET 1 1/2-story, frame home; full basement; good condition... !20's. ACREAGE 9.24 acres; 5 to 6 acres cleared ... $10,000. ...................... 1 ................................ , iiiil E. i :.U.i  ::U.: ,......,.......... :...:: ...:...:......:..:.... :....: i::. ¸ :.......:..,.:.....,+.:. !ii i I" ;ii!!i )i .,L,oil)iiii;iiiiiiiiii!iiiiiiiiiiii?iiiii!)i;iiiiiiiiiiiiii;iii';)i :::,, i!i!' !!: i iiii00,!::'00ii!ii!!0000ili,ii!ii? i ! !:i!!i!ii!i 'i!ii! i Bloodmobile Here The American Red Cross Tri-State Region Blood Services totally pro- vides blood to over 50 hospitals in W.Va., Ky., and Oh. Area residents can help meet patient needs by making a volun- tary blood donation when the Red Cross bloodmobile visits the National Guard Armory, Rt. 3, East, Hinton, WV, Wed. Jan. 23, from noon to 6 p.m. Patients diagnosed with cancer are the leading users of blood and blood products, followed by persons with heart disease, gastrointestinal disease, and trauma. If you are 17 to 70 years of age, weigh 110 pounds or more, you are eligible to donate. The actual dona- tion time is 8 to 10 minutes, taking less than an hour for the entire proc- ess. Young rabbits are known as kits or kittens. LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE Pursuant to Stion 46-9.804 of the West Virginia TEMPLE STREET - Older frame two story home, 14 rooms - 2 baths. Wrap around porch. Reduced For Sale.VA Loan Assumable. NEW RIVER - Acreage. I HIN'IN 6th AVE. - 4 Bl:, 2 story, 1 1/2 baths, spacious rooms. Good Condition. Good Buy. Price Reduced To $s,500. AVIS - 3 BR., 2 story frame, fireplace, formal dining room, large front porch. Older home with character. Good Loca- tion. Price Reduced. $35,000. GREENBRIER DRIVE - 2 BR., frame. Good Condition. Over- looking Greenbrier River. Ample parking in back. $35,000. FOREST HILL - 3 BR., frame with 1/4 acres. 40 acres of land in Madams Creek Area. Good hunting. Some level land. GREENBRIER RIVER - 3 BR., rustic log cottage. Natural fireplace, screened in porch. Includes 3 lots. Private,lovely setting. BLUESTONE PARK AREA - 26 acres mostly wooded off Cave Ridge Road. some good timber. C-I't_.ns through property. F'building lots. $10,000. MADAMS CREEK - 53 acre farm, 1/2 beautiful clear level land, bordering Madams Creek Road. Rest is wooded. Old 2 story house on prem- ises. $40,000. BLUESTONE PARK AREA - 50 acres on Cave Ridge Road. Nice land and timber. $33,000. PIPESTEM AREA - on Rt. 20, 2 BR., framed home, includes 2 lots and big deck. 466-1100 Call for other listings. June McGraw, REALTOR, C.R.E.A. Home: 466-1767 George Rudge,Associate Broker 466-2726 Wilma Redes, Sales, 466-1118 LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION In execution of• certoin deed of trust given by C. E. Short &Sorm Con strtion Con psny, Inc., to u re The Bank of Ms•, Inc., dated the 18th day of Aura•t, 1989, on a Credit Line Deed of Trust, and resorded in the Ofloe of the Clerk of the County Commission of Wyoming County, Wt Virginia, in Trust Deed Book 122 at page 270 and by ©ond Deed of Trust dated the 21 st day of May, 1990 in Trust Book 124 at page 503, deault having b,mn mode in the payment of the debt them• urad, and being required by the honefl¢ia, The Bank et Man, Inc.. so to do, the undersigned tsmtoe will sell at public auction, at the front door of the Courthouu of Summers County, West Virginia, on February I, 1991, at II.0 a.m., the real estoto de- scribed as follows: That rtain real estate situate in Takott Distrkt, Summers County, West Virginia, more particulariy bounded and described as folows, to-wit: BEGINNINg at a point 100 feet West of the Exxon Station at Tslcott, West Virginia at the right of way line of Wt Virginia Route 3; them• in a Northerly direction with Richard W. Boyd and Virginia E.Boyd property 140 feet to an iron rod; thce in • Westerly dirtion 140 feet to an iron red; thmwo with Jackson line in a Southerly diction 140 feet to the right of way onino of sold highway;, thenoe with W. Vs. Route 3, 140 feet to the pla of berming, and being a lot 140' x 140' It 140' x 140'; being the same rsl gato eonveynd to the lu'ty of the first part herein fl, om Richard W. Boyd and Virginia Bayd by a deed dated the lh day of August, 1989, and nordnd in the Offles of the Clerk of the County Commion of Sum. mere County, West Virginio in Deed Book 164 at page 514. Trustee may postpone esle of the property by Unify• Commdal Code, the Natiomd Bonk of public anne•no,sent at the Use and pl of the Summers will esll at public =ale to the higha bidder • scheduled sale. on the 2th day of Jsntmry, 1991, at I0:00 a.m. on Rt. 3 be•ida Angell's Fd Biers at Jumping Branch, the following dmmd mpammmmd mebile home: 1977 Oakwond Molpllo Homo Sorisl No. HFNC'K27r0 The sale oftbe above dzribnd mbile home will be made WITHOUT WARRANTYand the hank resm'vsa the right t (I) Bid at the public ale; (2) lhct bids at the public eshc (3) C(mtium such te to at other time and pia¢ by announsmmt of ouch otinuanos at the Use and piao eat forth herein. Dated this the 12th day of Jonttary. 1991 st Hen- West Virginia. NATIONAL BANK OF BUMMERS BY: A. BI Jr. COLLECTION OFFICER HN Jan. 15, ' ANNOUNCEMENT The Summers County Board of Education will be offering a Nurse Aide class at the Summers County Career Center, starting February 4, 1991 and ending June 14, 1991. This class will be held on Morays and Fridays from 4.'00 p.n until 8.'00 p.m. Anyone Interested In taking the Nurse Aide Class should call Summers County Career Ca•tar at 466-6021 and leave name, address and phone number, As soon as posslble. The Bank of Man, Inc., rsNrvu the right to bid. TERMS: CASH, or tohe arranlL Richard O. Rundlo, Trustee HN Jan` l,S, 15 LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE Take notios t}mto 1988 Cheer•let Celebrity Serial Number lGIAWSIRY6106153, which has been re- sed by reason of dd'ault in the tormsofretontion of title or lien instrument, will be offered for =ale and sold at public at, crOon to the highest bidder as provided by law at 10:.30 AM on the 19th day of January, 1991 at the following premises: First National Bank of llinton 321 Temple St. Hinton. WV unless prior to the =aid sale, the'amount now due is paid to the under. signed, plus storage and keeping of sams. The undersigned reues the right to bid in the auction, and to purchaH, Dated this the 7th day of Jan••T, 1991. Rick D. Blevins, Collor t/on Mi'. HN Jan. 8,15 Behind Summers County Hospital 46 Acres of woodland. Lot of Good Timber. New River Road 3 bedroom camp on big Lot 110 x 180 ft. Also has excess to 400 ft. of River Bank. GREENBRIER RIVER 120 ft. frontage w/golf course view gen. store near by excel- lent location for camp. RETIREMENT / STARTER LOW MAINTENANCE MOVE IN CONDITION. 5 ACRE BEHIND HOSPITAL Nice & Level. Border Walnut St. about 400 ft. Ideal Summer Recreational Property. Hix Mountain, 4 Room House on 1 Acre. Good well. Hard top. Great View. 4 Miles From I 64 At Sand- stone. 4 wooded Acres. 3 yr. old Double wide, 3 bedroom, 2 baths. Trout Stream. Near by Claypool. 35 Plus overlooking Sand- stone Falls. Log Cabin. Springs. Great Investment Commercial Property Down- town Hinton. 2 Rental units. 1 Residence Above. Great Res- taurant. Club Site. Very Rea- sonable Priced. Madam's Creek 30 acre farm on Sunrise Moun- tain. Prime location/w big five rm house.. Sandstone Falls 2 New Log Cabins. I - 2 bed- room, 1 - 3 bedrooms. Bath, septic system, good well. Fire place. Good lot. Good view of Sandstone Falls. 2.5 Acres on Greenbrier River. Prime location - Great Fish- ing Shallow Area For Swim- ming. Property Is High Land / wpring... Excellent Invest- ment. 12th. Ave. 6 Room Cottage, Good Car- pet, New Kitchen. Must See To Appreciate. Thirty Eight acres more or less with five bedroom, two bath home. Built in kitchen, handmade wood floors, some parquet. Good well and rea- sonable access. Close to 1-64. Sandstone. Four tofive bedroom home on level lot, on hardtop, near 1-64 at Sandstone. Many features including walkin closet and bath in master bedroom. Two story, pretty setting. Modern three bedroom, two bath mobile home on four wooded areas. Trout stream nearby, game. Secluded area with falls, rhododendron and woodlands. Claypool area of Meadow Creek. Taylor St. 3 Bedroom Brick, Nice Family Room. Nice Kitchen on Big lot. Pipestem Creek 3 bedroom House, bath. Good Well & Septic system on 3 Acre Lot, on Main Road. We need small Farms. 25 to 30 acres, let us list your Place. Eldridge Ellison, Jr REAL ESTATE BROKER PHONE 466-1127 HINTON Andrea Barr Sales Person Phone 466-0815 Arlene Reich Sales Person Phone 466-5429 LEGAL NOTICE  smogs cotnvrcommmON ,n LEGAL NOTICE meet February 1. 1991 at I0:00 a.m. In the Commi- ,ion Monng t,,m at the Bamms Coffiaty Co NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE housa for thopurpme'rsvtowingandeqtmliztngthe Take notice that • 1985 Mercury Topaz Serial asssmont made by the Asesm,or for the 1991 Ton Number IMEBFFSXSFK603122, which has been ra- yr. The Cummimion will not adjourn for longer than poHsed by re•san ofdault in the toga sofretentlon (3) day= during the piod February I through of title or lien instrument, will be offered for sale and Feb•sty 22,1991. Therefore, tupayers Neking relid" sold at public auction to the highit bidder as Pr°Vided may  on the following additional dates and by law at 10:30 AM on the 19th day of January, 1991 times durin¢ the month ef Februaw 1991. at the following premise The First National Bank of Frld, ydmmr I at 10c00 n.m. Mlay, Febrtmry 4 at .00 a.m. Friday, Fdmmry 8 st $.0 lm. Mlsy, Februery I 1 at 10:00 am. PHday, Februm, 16 st 3:00 p.m. Tuesday, February 19 at 9:00 a.m. Frlda@,Febnmry 22 st S:00 p.m. Sum•mrs C4mnt Commission lrham N. Can'. Clerk HN Ja 15, e° lit•fox 321Temple St.Hinton, WV 2T51 unless prior to the mid role, t}m amount now due is paid to the undemigned, plus storage and keeping ofsam The undersigned rese the right to bid in the auction, and to purcha Dated this the 7th day of January, 1991. Rick D. Blevins. Collor tion Mgr. ]IN Jan. 8, 15 Rt. 1 Box 86 Ballard, BARGER SPRINGS AREA - 8 BR., house, with living room, bath, kitchen, utility room, sewing room or den, storm windows and doors.tove an d tank • Out bu;t,.'aclude washer or cA  room, cel- lar, stor-,%adlding, grape harbr.,,)ated on apprexi- mate 2 acres of land or 8 lots. Near Greenbrier River with river rights. Only Reduced to $21,000.00. TALCOTT AREA - Beautiful 3 BR., Home. Large LR., comb. DR., and Kitchen with built in ( birch cabinets), 2 full baths, full size finished basement with den or family room, car- peted throughout, wood and elect, heat, city water, cable T.V. Plus satellite dish, paved driveway, carport, patio. Brick & wood paneling. Plus much more in a very good location with large lot. Price reduced to $58,000.00. PIPESTEM AREA - Between Pipestem State Park and Bluestone Dam. 11 acres land with house, 2 car new arage, 2 or 3 bedrooms. 1 fin-. ished bas..'Modern kitchen   ..ok, bath and fu' kt, .-r. Wood stove, hard- web, and carpeted floors, new furnace. Very nice in a popu- lar location offU.S Rt. 20. Only $35,000.00. PENCE SPRINGS AREA- on Greenbrier River. Extra nice 2 BR., furnished camp with front room, family room, kitchen, bath, electric and wood or coal heat. Situated on large mostly level lot. 130 ft. front and all the way back to river with good fishing and boating. Also utility building, shade trees, picnic tables, etc. This is the camp you must see to appreciate. ALDE RSON BLUE SULPHL AREA- Greenbrier County. 110 A. farm secluded with rough roads and gatek'fore entry but wo r#k.effort after you g'q, vith good past u .-nty of water, Mu Creek running through property. Some tim- bet. Plenty of wildlife. Priced only ... $41,000. FORESTHILLAREA- Monroe County line. Beautiful 2 story 7 room home With 2 large hallways, 4 BR, LR, DR, FR, kitchen, 2 1/2 baths, 1/2 base- ment. Completely remodeled, situated on approx. 30 acres of beautiful level to rolling land with stocked fish ponds. Developed springs. 5 acres woodland with large trees, barn, machine and hay shed, other outbuildings, plus 40x80 craft shop with a combina- tion cabinet and workshop. Excellent location with hard- top road frontage. This might be the one you have been look- ing for.You must see to appre- ciate the quality. Call today. Priced... $98,000. GAP MILLS AREA - 30 acres woodland near Moncove State Park. All kinds of wildlife. Priced for quick sale at ... $15,000. BALLENGEE AREA MONROE COUNTY Approximately 80 acres land, with barn and other outbuild- ings ( in need of repair) situ- ated on hardtop road withlots of road frontage. Plenty of water with Big Stoney Creek running through property. App. 20 acres cleared, bal- anced with bottom of rolling land. App. 10 acres of wood- land and planted pine trees. Lots of deer and wild turkey. Only $2s,000.00. For Listings Or Auction Sales 'Call 466-3210 Anytime Paul "Buddy" Lightl Broker & Auctioneer Licensed No, 478 I Glens J. Meadows, Sales Assoc. 466-1925 After 4 P.M.