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8 - Hinton News Tues. March 5, 1991
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE
The undendgned Trust.s and Sussr Trostno,
by virtue of the authority vested in them by tho
certain Deeds of Trust executed by PENCE SPRINGS
ASSOCIATEs, a limited parthership, by PENCE
SPRINGS DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION, its
General Partner, by. O, AIBY BERKLEY, its Prod-
dent, es hetina ftor sot forth: that certain Credit Line
Deed of Trost executed to David L. Ziqlar and Paul E.
liess, Trustees, dated Aulrwt 3,1987, and ofcecerd in
the Off'tea of the Clerk of theCounty Court of Summers
County, West vergers, in Trust Dasd Book no,
664, securinga certain Promiliry Note of oven detain
the origi hal princtpol amount Of S375,000; that cerin
led of Trost mmcutmt to SUMMERS COUNTY
BUStNESS DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY tben
aigned to WEST VIRGINIA ECONOMIC DEVEL-
OPMENT AUTHORITY, dated August 3, 1987, to
P trick C.Oronay, Trustee and ChaiUn of the Bourd
of WVEDA, now succeeded by Ann M. Johnson, of
record in the ad Clark's Office in Trust Deed
lok I15, page 678, securing a certain Promissory
Note of even date in the original principal amount of
$250,000; t hat cor1'Ain Deed e[Trust eaecutad to David
L. Zie#er and Paul E. Haas, Treat.s, dated Septem-
ber 30,1988, of ¢erd |n the afosoid Clerk's Offce in
Trust Deed Book II}, page 495, suring a certain
P romiasory Note of even date in the original principal
smoont of !MS0,000; that certain Deed of Trust mm-
coted to SUMMERS COUNTY BUSINESS DEVEL-
OPMENT AUTIIORITY, then assigned to WEST
VIRGINIA ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AU-
TIIORTY ( of red in Assignment Book 2, pegs 243),
dated June 30,1989, to James R. Christie, Trustee and
Chuirman of the Board Of WVEDA, now so¢ceeded by
Ann M. Johnson, of record in the aforoexld Clark's in
Trust Deed Book 121, page 711, masting that certein
Prornismk"y N@to of even data in the original principal
amount of $TS,000; that all of sold Deeds of Trust are
equal in prtertty, that Idl of astd Dasde of Trust ace
presently in default, the *mid Trustee haven s been
requested by the homdsrl timmofas to de, NOW,
TIIEREFORE, WE, DAVID L. PAUL E.
HESSJ and ANN JOHNSON, l'rustumnoaffm-
said. will proceed in ell tlm hamlnafiar rasl cetato at
public auction at tim 15th day of March, 1991, at the
hour of 10:00 a.m., to the him4t bidder for sh in
hand on the date of the male at the R'ont doer of the
Court hou m of Summers County, Wast Virginia, whieh
ni e,ata is Jdtuato in tho Talcott District, Summers
County, Wast Virginia, and is mete particularly de-
scribed as follows:
TRACT 1:
Begirming at a paint in the center line of Wext
Virginia Rout 3 and 12, sold point bean4 N. 5 &i* E.
1483.36 ft from a point at the mouth of Lick Branch
and at ti low wateFmark of Oroortor ]Ver aS
de*trend in a dud of the Wast Virllinis Beard of
Contnd's parcel of land rno0¢ded in th Office of tha
Clerk of the County Crt of Summm County, West
Virgmia, in Deed Bcok 78, 188; the with the
center line of said Wcet Virginia Rout $ and 12 s.
44' 26A', 4008 fast to a pnt in the center line of
Wee t Via#hie Routes $ and 12; thence, leaving the cold
West Virginia Rout, with the Wast Virginia au.d of
Control's line the following eight (8) colk: (1) N. 9 15'
E. 227.07 feet to a cmrtmr k therce (2) N. G2 45' W.
789.19 feet to a point about 60 fnet more or Im W. of
an old water tank; thence (3) N. 30 00' E. 1000.00 feet
more or Ices to a paint; ther:e(4) 8.61 32'E. 1173.94
feet to a stone; thence (5) S. 1 IT W. .00 feet to a
po/nt; t,.ence (6) S. 28 44' W. 248.95 feet to a pelnt In
t be ne rtberly rlght-of-wsy Eno of West Virginia Routee
3 and 12; thence (7) with said nertluty right-el-way
line S. 6,5 00' W. 400 feet mere or Ires to a point in the "
sam right-of-way line; thence (8) lexving mid north-
erly right-of- way line and rolmingS. 5 4f W, .80 feat
to the beginning, containing 2875 acre more or ees
as shewn on a plat entitled "Plat from Records for Wast
Virginia Farm Commisdon, Situate in Penes Springs,
Seamers County, West Virginia," by Holfoy, Ken.nay,
.'hott, dated March, 1978, which map is rorerded In
the Olfice of the Clerk of Summers County, West
Virginia, to which map and the deed of roerd in the
afbresaid Clerk's Offca In Deed Bnok 78, page 188.
reference is hem made for a more particular daserip-
teen of the property hereby cenveyed.
There is hereby eceptod from this conveyance the
following:.
( I ) The righto-of-way for StetoRoute 3and OldToll
Bridge Rmd wer either or both of said remda
traverso OF pass through the property herein before
conveyed and as mid rights-of-way are ee may be
indicated on maps thm'4"ar filed for raso in the
a fore, aid Clerk's office and as becetoforo acquired by
the State of Wast Vidni
(2) na rnedwsy new n in a enorally
northerly" dttioo from t t0ia oversets
arty pasting the .87 em per€el formerly deeded en
September , 1916, fee burial and church , mid
deed being of in the afocmmid Clerk% in
De Book 39, at page 326, aermm the la'oporty hereby
cnveyed to what is Is€ally or formerly known as the
Thomas Tract. and such rights of aeeut from *aid
Stote Route 3 to the front of the chuh on *aid.if/acre
parcel of land as the church congregation may hove, if
ny.
This is subject to that certain rextriction and
convenant not to drill, ,dig or permit to drilling or
dggmgeny well er anyact which will destroy,damage,
dd n, deplete or advorcely affect the natural mineral
wacr spring known as Pence Springs ar mid rastrit
t ion and eonvenant is let out in that certain deed dated
Jne 13,1946, made by llugh and Hdl Adams Corpo-
ratio;b to the Wast Virginia Beard el'Control, which is
of record in the afsstd Clerk's Office in Deed Bouk
78. et page 188.
TltACT II:
Beginning at a point in the center Hno of West
Virginia Routes 3 and 12, mid point being N. 5 34' E.
1483.36 feet, from a point at the mouth of Lick Branch
a rul at the lOW watermark of the Gnbrier River as
described in a deed of the West Virginia Bord of
Control's parcel of land rmmrdl in the Ofes of the
Clerk of the County Court of Summer Ceunty, West
Vrt0nia. in Deed Book 78, pegs 188; thamm S. 68 44'
211 " W. 402.08 feet to a point in the center line of West
Virgmia Routs 3 and 12; thenze a 9 15' W. 22. feet
more or le to a point in the eeuthem line of Wast
Vtrg:nia Routes 3 and 12; tbet.'e along and with the
soot hem right-of- way line of,aid West Virginia Routes
3and 12 S. 7550'W. 164.73 ft to a point: t/umco S.
8504' W. I043.42 feet tea polnt alongthe 30-fout right-
of.way of sold West Virginia Route 3 and 12; them S.
86 43' W. 84.2S ft to a point at the into of the
utlmrly right-el-way line of Wast Virginia Route 3
with the en.erly rlghteof-my line of the Old Toll
Bridge Read; th centlnutng with tho sastorly right-
of+way line of tho Old Ton Brld Itmd & 12 0' W.
276.80 fast to o point tn mid Hght4d'-mty; thmm & 07
16" W. 60. feat to a pentin thasau"O' rliht-of.way
line of the Old Tell Brid thu Isavin the
said ea rlshbof.way Iil and ru.qq[ sorma the
Old Tell Brldge Bmul N. SO 18' W. l'/l feet to a point
on t he nerth @ of a swaml, thence alon4[ the edi of
the swamp N. 87 66' W. 413.$0 ft to • paint; then
N. 88 42' W. 0.05 fnet to a paint in a hollow; thence
run ning down the hollow S. 7S &i+ W. 42' W. fd$0.05
feet to a point in a hallow; the runntn down the
hollow $. 78 34' W, 240.08 feet to a point; thmw.e S.
2' W. 3254 feet to the meuth of mid hollow, then
S. 5 43' W. 8.00 ft to the low watocmarlt of the
Greenbrlor Riwr, tlmn up the river with its mean.
dertngsof the low waiafnrk N. 84 'E. ll&07 feet;
thence 8. 8S 06' E. 253.f fast. thm" S, &i 46' E.
219r84 t; then S. 5T E. .40 feet; thm1a K 80
53T., 181.77 foot; thm 8. 78 42"E. 00.80 fsat to •
point: thence N. 88 42' W. 60.{I ft to a lInt in a
hollow', tlumce canning down the hollow S. 78 &INV.
240.03 feet to a polar: tinm S. SO NV. J fout to
the mouth of said hollow;, thmm 40. fg to s point;
thence S. $8 ,t, W. to the mouth of todd
hollow; tben S. 5 48' W. 8.00 ft to the low wt
mark of tha Gceonbrier Rtve, thunee up the river with
ito meandmqrql* of the low walrmm-g N. T,14 ' E.
I 13,07 mt; thence 8.$3 0b" E. 253.S9 ft. tlum & &i
46' 219.84 feet; thanes 8. 73 bg. $&40 mt: thence
S. 80 5YE. 181.T7 fext; th S. 42'E. 00.SO fsot
to a point; thence & 83 24' g. 278.70 feet to a paint:
thence S. 81 09' E. 142.48 feet acro the Old Tell
Bridge Read to a point in the Old Tell Bridge Road
righ t-oSway; thence ceatlnuin with the mnendarlng
at the low watt'mark N. 88 ZF E. 183.77 fast to a point:
t hence S. 81 3ff E. 2'I 1.30 fast to a peenS; S. 77
09' E. 204.03 fext to a polnt; tben & 78 S0' E. 207.?0
feet to a poin t; thel©e S. 82 14' E. 92.23 feet to a point;
thente 77 13' E. 262.r feet to a point4 thl S, SO 0$'
E. 9.48 feet to a Int in the mfluemz of Lick
Brnch and the No.ham hank of the Groenbrler
River: thence N. 4°E. 14&%ltS fnet to the IdSm of be -
ginning, containing 54.34 acres by exkuia and
being port of the *area the same p¢oparty cenveynd to
the West Vtrgiia ed of Ct t4l by Hugh and Hall
Adam s Corporation, by deed dated Juno 15, l&I6, and
of rord in the ofermmid Chwk'| Office in I)md Bo
78. ,t page 188, and as shown upcm a map harMsflor
decrbnd which is recorded in tha amid Olk's
Office to whleh lid p and d4md rofmrt ia h
m ads for a move particular dariptien of the Izmlrty
breby mvayed.
There is hmby ucepted from this tim following:
(I) Tha rightwof-way far State Route Sand thoOId
Toll Bridge Rnad whmvor either of herb of mid rde
traverse or peas thteugh the lmlmrty hornin bof'e
conveyed and as mid rlghM-of-wny are er may be
indicated ot maps theof ee filed for rord In the
aforesaid Clerk's Office and as heretofore acquil by
the StateofWeet Virginia.
(2) An easement fee elsotric of vim Ilmm at
rayed by d dat4 "4 Fbruary 25, 19@0, by J. W.
Joh non and wife to the Virginia Public keCom-
mismon of raset in the ammaid C1% Office in
Deed Book 60, ot page 26.
{3) A per€el of hind mtoining 1.1 arm more or
ies mtuato at the mh and of the aformstd Old Tell
Hridge acS Grtmbtf ivr ld teed for an
rr, ent and appmm tlmto as mnvayl by Petit
Spring Company to Pmeo Slwi Tell Com-
pany by deed datl lptombor S, ISlO, of rmd in
tbe a,sid Stratum Cem(hmtCll i.
Deed Book N 33. page 1"/5, and which mid brl
LEGAL NOTICE
pal of land, abutment and apprch wore token
ovby the Stain lad Commlceleeer undf A¢iaofth,
Lihtum, Chapter 40,1t Lnary Seien,
193S,
(4) Tho certain teuia and parole t Iml cm.
vjd to the WEST VIRGINIA DiARrMENT OP
HIGHWAYS, a rpcati, by deed dated July 24,
19SS, and of record In the offce of elm Clerk of Sum.
mere Ceunty,Wsot Viqlinia, in Dad Bnek l$,ot pose
88, together with all the rlshto of way, sammento, and
tomparo construction mto mtaiml tlmr
This Is sidle*st to that certain mOck'teen and
covenant not to drlll,di er permit todrlingwdting
any well or any act which will destroy, damap, drain,
deploto or advly affect the natural al wat
81xlngknown as P Spdngeas saidrmtdctioneand
rovemmt Is cat out In that certain dned dated June 13,
l&Iil, made by llugh and Hall Adams tien to
the West Virginia Beard of Central, whkh at 188.
TRAC'r let
Bqtnnins st a stake mmr a branch, career to the
Knati sutvay', thence & 21 'W. MI fsot to a .dd
nears mrknd Wnito Oek tee (Morlmd no .rner);
thorns a 63 &i' w. 82,0 fnet to a slake; those N. 47
W. 728 fat to a tkg then*a N. 7 4ff E. $3 fat to
a past; Shone* N. 71 15' W. &iS mt to a eortmr of hod
newer formgdy mmd by Alien md Vial them N. 14
45'E. 123 to a stene; tlumee mntinulng along mid line
N. 14 45' E. 450 fast to a 8ten* comer to lands now er
formerly owned by StardW and EIliott; thanes with the
linoofStonlay S. 7125'E. 14'/2 feet tea BlkOak tt;
tbence S. $3 30'E. 2/6 feet to a maH White Ouk toe;
tbence S. 39'E. 46 feet tea White Oak tree; thom
N. 49 51' E, 330 ft to o stake; t}um N. 41' E. 450
fot to a pest ¢ner to lamlo now er formerly owned by
Coinm; thence S. 12 $3' E. 196 dsot to t Plor tree:
thence S. 1 10' W. SO [t toanather Poplar try; thane
S. 12 15' W. IG0 lout to a Bukays trne; thee S. $ 33'
E. 421 foot to a Hickory trne; thmu.s K 06 25'W. 160
fast to a Buckeye te; thn S. I IO'W. SO feat to
another Poplar try; thom 8.12 15' W. 160 feet to a
Buckeye tro th a $ $3. 421 feet to a Hkko
eras; thence S. 06 5'W. I1 fast to a Black Ook tess;
thence S. 26 29' W. 90 feet to an*r Black Oak tree;
thence S. 14 15' W. 223 feet to another Black Oak tree;
thence S. 08 22. W. 117 fast toanuthor Black Oak Tree;
tlumec a 22 15' w. 120 fast to a White Oak tree; thence
8.09 12.W. lf fnot to a me; then S. 5 IB'W. 257
feet to a gone cornar to 28,2875 acre tceet ofiand for
the womens' Wtm; thence N. 61 32.W. 1173.94 feet to
a stake, thence S. 30 00' W. 300 feet to a stake on the
original per€ham of the prison preperty on the md
dexignatod as theThom tract and earner to tbe lands
now er formerly owned by J. D. Ksatiay; thon with
the old Thomas Road N. 40 Off W. 10 feet to a stoke at
a bridge acrmm a branch; then¢a N. 37 00" W. 96 fout to
the piece of Beginning containing 120.3 ac more or
less and being th® ssma property €onveyed to the wast
Virginia l4trd of Control by the following:.
(I) a 33 acre tract by dasd dated March I, 1954, by
M, D. Tnklas and Suns, a ¢pmtien, and of record
in the afocessid Clerk's office in Deed Book 88, at page
526;
CD a 47.7 acre tact by deed dated February 24,
1954, by J. Frank Naeb and Re€heel Noah, his wife,
and of record in tha afore*aid Clerk's offce in Deed
Book 88, at page 527; and
(3) a 39.6 acre troct by deed dated February 26,
1954, by Ben Thomnoand Beulah Thomas, his wife, of
record in the aforesaid Clerk's el'rice in Deed Book 88,
at page 629;
all as shown upon a map hereinafter de.cited
which was recorded with the deed from the Depart-
ment of Cerrtione to the Granter all of which is of
recerd in the aforesaid Clerk's office, nd'erance to
which aforaceid deeds and map reference is hare made
fore more particular daseription oftha property hereby
cenvel.
There is also included the right to use that certain
road leading hm the propmqy formerly known as the
Thomas and Tom,as tract through the Pence Springs
Prison property to where the southwest property line
of the Iimn joino the property lines of the tract now or
formerly owned by Kmtley near Stets Red 3.
There is asceptod from this right-of-way owned by
the Virginia Eltri¢ Power Company and irmntad to
*aid Comalmy by J. Prank Nah and wife, by deed
dated December 7.1949, which right-of-way is 100 feet
in width and ia more fully det ribed in *aid deed which
is recorded in the office of the County Commiasion of
Sum mmt County, Wast Virginia,in Right-of-Way Book
2, at page 78,
All trt being as shown upo that certain map
entitled "Plat from Records for Wast Vit%,inia Farm
Commission, Situate in Pence Spldnge, Summers
County, Wast Virginia" madeby I |ellen, Kennoy, Schott,
Engineers, Seal€ I" - 200', dated March, 1978, and
retoe reeeV in th Office of the Clerk of Su m-
men County, West Vlrglni
[IAID SALE SHALL BE SUBJECT TO Tile
FOIA,OWINO CONDITIONIk
I) Cash tn hand en day orals.
2) Subject to any and 011 rlshts and reservations,
stipulations, re,tritons, raservationt, easements,
€onditions end €ovenants contained in Ill former con-
veyances of the subjer t property er appearing of record
in the aforesaid Clerk's Office except any pertaining to
race, color or creed.
3) Subject to all real estate taxes against *aid
property and any taxes which constitute a lien upon
the sold property but which are not yet due and
payable.
4) The subject property will be sold in AS IS
condition. Tha trustoe shall be under no duty te ceuss
any existing tenant or permm orcupying the subject
property to vacate maid pperty.
5) The property will be conveyed by the under-
sqrnod Tru*tas to tim ptwcha witheut warranty of
any kind, sole'eared er impliL
6) The a formmid soia may be adjourned or dtscon-
timmd from time to time as the undmIgned Trustee
dams advimblo, which mommment my be made by
nd pro€lea•tim st the time and pls cd'the sale er
any adjoment thare
OIVEN undar my hand on tMs tha 8 day of]Pelruo
sly, ISOI.
David b. Zingier, Trutno
Paul E. floss, Jr., Tnmtoe
Ann Johnson, Suemsamr Trtmtas
HN Feb. 19, 6, Mw. 5
Key Club
Projects
During the Recent Holiday Sea-
son, the H.H,S. Key Club was busy
with four major projects - Thanks-
giving Food Baskets, Coats for
Christmas, Christmas Parade, and
Snow Queen. We would like to thank
those who help make our projects a
huge success.
Thanksgiving Food Baskets -
We delivered six huge Food baskets
to needy families due to the efforts of
the residents of Summers County,
Krogers, Abie's Market, Save-A-Lot,
Hinton Kiwanis Club, Mary Shrader,
Elizabeth Martin, and Loaves-n-
Fishes.
Coats for Christmas - Winter
coats were distributed to needy resi-
dents with assistance from Loaves-
n-Fishes, Main Street, Seafood Mar-
ket, and Hinton Kiwanis.
Christmas Parade - Key Club
entered a float in the 1990 Christ-
mas Parade. The following contrib-
uted to it's success: Don Kessler,
Board of Education / Bus Garage,
Pat Colas, Benny Basham, John
Lilly, Tom ClinebeI1 & WV Water
Festival, David Martin, Mary
Shradar, and Karla Gunnoa.
Snow Queen - The Key Club
sponsored the Snow Queen and her
Court. The following Contributed:
James Withrow & Sandstone Jr.
High; Gays Shaver, Betty Pax, and
Talcott Jr. High; Margie Judy, Gar-
nette Crowder, & Hinton High School
for selection. James Kerr, Dennis
Surber, Gerald Wills, and Hinton
Floral Shop for Christmu Parade;
Riverside Florist, Downtown Feral
Shop, Mrs. Crowder, and Lin Goir
for Half-time Activities.
The Key Club appreciates the
COMMUNITY BULLETIN BOARD LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
COOKBOOKS FOR SALE
The recently formed T-FACT
UMYF is selling the cook book Tad
Bits to raise money for spring re-
treat and community projects. This
is a 100 page book with recipes,
household hints and much more.
100% of the profit goes to the
youth group. Show your support by
sending $5.00 with your name, ad-
dress and phone to Courtney Davis,
402 Cedar Ave., Hinton, WV. 25951,
or phone 466-0479 for information.
Thank you.
REUNION COMMITTEE
MEETING
The Hinton High School Class of
'81 Reunion Committee will meet
Sat. Mar. 9th. at Pizza Hut at 4:00
p.m.
SPECIAL MEETING ORDER
OF EASTERN STAR
Grand Visitation of Gwendolyn
F. Carpenter, Worthy Grand Ma-
tron, Howard Elliott. Worthy Grand
Patrbn, other state officers will visit
Silver Leaf Chapter No. 5, Order of
Eastern Star on Thurs. Mar. 7th at
7:30 in Mason Hall.
Reception following meeting. All
members invited to attend.
CELEBRITY BASKETBAI
GAME
The'Hinton Haz-Bins" versus the
%VOAY Channel 4 All Stars"! Perry
Memorial Gym, Hinton High School,
Temple St. and 4th. Ave., Hinton.
Sat. Mar. 9, 7:30PM. Admission
$3.00 per person at the door. Half-
time activities include the raffle of a
Pot-o-Gold.
Refreshments will be available
during the game. Everyone is in-
vited to watch as Hinton business-
men attempt to dominate the court
to victory. You don't want to miss
this evening of live entertainment!
Sponsored by the Summers County
CVB and the City of Hinton. For
more information call 466-5420.
GRANT WRITING WORKSHOP
John Hicks, from the WV Hu-
manities Foundation, will be con-
ducting a Grant Writing Workshop
on Sat. Mar. 16, at 10:am, at the
Summers County Visitors Center,
206 Temple St., Hinton, WV. He will
explain the types of grants that the
Humanities Foundation funds and
how to write a grant. He will bring
rpl°s of ntsthnt have been
funded and explain why they were
chosen for funding. If you have a
grant, or an idea for a grant, you
should attend this workshop where
you can get immediate feedback on
your grant proposal. This workshop
is OPEN TOTHE PUBLIC anditis
FREE! Sponsored by the Summers
County CVB. For more information
call 466-5420.
HINTON AMERICAN LEGION
POST
For several years there has been
no American Legion Post in Hinton.
There is a need for strong veterans
organizations to help retain the
benefits for all veterans. The post
would be very beneficial to the com-
munity through the many programs
the American Legion supports.
Anyone interested in helping to
reactive the Cook Beasley FARR Post
American Legion in Hinton call
Charles Skidmore Phone 466-5090.
A meeting will be set up soon for
veterans interested.
"GET YOUR ACT TOGETHER"
VARIETY SHOW
The Campbell-Flannagan-Mur-
roll House & Museum is having a
variety show and you are invited to
donate your talents and be in the
show. (If you don't want to be in the
show, we want you to be part of the
audience).
The date ofthe show is May 18, at
Hinton, WV. Further details will
follow.
If you can sing, dance, juggle, do
magic, have a band, tell jokes, all of
the above at the same time, or just
about anythingyou may think people
find entertaining and you want to
audition, call Maxine ClampS at 466-
3541 for an entry form.
You must have your form in by
Mar. 30th. Auditions will be held on
Sat. Apr. 6th. You will be notified of
time of your audition.
Those acts chosen for the show
must be prepared to be present at
two rehearsals and one dress re-
hearsal. Dates to be named later.
Wish To Thank The People Of
Hinton and Summers County
PUBLIC NOTICE
If you have a love one that is
currently overseas, who would like
to vote in the upcoming City of Hen-
ton Primary Election, you may call
466-3255 with their address and we
will mail them an application to vote.
Time is of the essence in this
regard due to the lengthy period of
mail arrival in the Persian Gulf. The
Primary Election will be held Apr. 9.
H.H.S. BAND BOOSTERS
MEETING
Tues. Mar. 12, 7:00 P.M. in the
Band Room of H.H.'S. All Band par-
ents and anyone interested in pro-
moting and assisting the Band in
any way are invited to attend.
COMMODITIES
Loaves and Fishes is distributing
commodities M*W*F 10 A.M.-2 P.M.
until the surplus is exhausted. You
may receive one time each month if
income eligible. Bring proof of in-
come to receive flour, butter and rice
as long as each item lasts.
Named To Dean's
List
Mrs. Lana Anderson, Vice Presi-
dent for Academic Affairs at Beckley
College has announced the "Dean's
List for the fail 199Osemester.
The following students have
earned a "4.00 average while carry-
ing 12 or more semester hours. They
were: Angola Rose Adkins, Meadow
Creek, WV.; Penny M.K. Co!e,
Jumping Branch,WV; and Donna
Sue Yancey, Jumping Branch, WV.
The following students have
earned a 3.25 or better average
while carrying 12 or more semester
hours. They were:Frances Hazel
Huffman, Talcot, WV; and Ronnie
Harold Shuck, Hinton, WV.
AWARENESS GROUP
WHERE: Meeting of the BLUE-
FIELD/PRINCETON HEAD IN-
JURY AWARENESS GROUP of the
WV Head Injury Foundation, Inc.
WHEN: Tues. Mar. 12
6:30 - 8:00 pm
WHERE: So. Hills Regional Re-
hob. Hospital, 1st Floor Conf.Rm.
Princeton, WV.
PROGRAM: FAMILY SHARING
TIME
For more information, please
contact Bonnie Dorsey Shorter at
(304) 487-8000.
?
Dear Mr. Long,
I wish to take this opportunity to
thank the people of Hinton and
Summers County for their prayers
and support for the troops serving in
Operation Desert Storm. Most notea-
bly thanks for the candle light serv-
ice held in support of the troops.
Myself and thousands of others from
all over the country appreciate your
care and concern.
To the ungrateful few I offer this;
The freedom you use toxpress your
opinion is being defended by myself
and many others. If you don't like it
I understand there is plenty of hous-
ing available in Baghdad. With more
opening everyday. I woulnd't recom-
mend flying there though.
Thank you,
SGT. Matt C. Briers
USAF
Desert Storm
225 86 3810
4410 OSW/A-10/AMMO
APe, N.Y. 09768
What's Happening at H H S.
END OF GRADING PERIOD
End of the grading period for
fourth six weeks will be Wed. Mar. 6.
Grade cards will be given to stu-
dents in homeroom Fri. Mar. 8th.
Hinton High School P.T.O.
Meets
The monthly Hinton High School
PTO meeting was held on Men. Feb.
25, at 7:00 p.m. in the school cafete-
ria.
President Jerry Cooper called the
meeting to order and minutes were
read and approved. The treasurer
reported that we had a total of 26
paid memberships. The balance in
the treasury was $165.00 with the
only bill being a charge for printed
checks.
Under Old Business, Mrs. Crow-
der said that completed Homeroom
Phone Network lists would be made
available as soon as telephone
numbers were added. She distrib-
uted copies of teacher conference
times. Discussion suggested that the
Phone Bank "Network be used for
school matters beyond the single
purpose of the PTO.
The Pre-Enrollment program was
presented by Mrs. Crowder and Mr.
Fitzsimmons, the guidance coun-
selor. Mrs. Crowder distributed
copies of Class Offerings for 1992
and the HHS Enrollment Form. She
explained dates for pre-enrollment
and.the changes in.the Social Stud-
ies curriculum, Mr. Fitzsimmons
talked about scheduling conferences,
student plans beyond graduation,
and ACT/SAT testing. He indicated
that beginning at the 9th. grade
students should become more seri-
ous in considering college-prepatory
courses. Then by their junior year,
students need to consider vocational
offerings. He emphasized selection
of courses needs to be based on indi-
vidual student needs and direction.
The next scheduled meeting of
the PTO will be on Mon. Mar. 25, at
7:00 p.m.
Hinton High School Project
Fair
H.H.S. is planning its first multi-
curricular Project Fair on Fri. Mar.
15. This will be a show of work done
in a variety of classes. There will
also be a concert by the H.H.S. Band,
during the Fair.
We would like to encourage ev-
eryone to attend the project which
will be open to students from 1:30
3:00 and to the public from 3:30 to
7:00.
Hopefully, we will have a good
turnout to see examples of the work
being done in various classes at
Hinton High School.
Hunter Education
Class To Be Offered
The Dept. of Natural Resources
will sponsor a Hunter Education
Course Mar. 11, 12, 13 from 7 to
10:15 PM at the Summers Co. Ca-
reer Center.
Included in the training will be
basic gun safety, information about
firearms and ammunition, the role
of the hunter and hunting in wildlife
management and conservation,
hunter responsibilities, game care
and the wildlife laws.
Persons successfully completing
the 10 hour course Will i'eceive a
Hunter Education Certification card
from the W. Va. Dept. of Natural
Resources. W. Va. law now requires
persons who purchase their first
huntinglicense after Jan. 1, 1990, to
successfully complete the Hunter
Education Course.
Parents are encouraged to attend
with their children.
For further information and reg-
istration details, please contact:
Leonard Smith at 466-2071.
NEW OFFICE HOURS
Thursday 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Dr. L. Edward Eckley III
Orthodontist
Diplomate American Board
of Orthodontics
800 North Side Drive
Summersville, WV 26651
304-872-4170
To all Business and Households
(Owners or Renters)
Served by J. B. Nimitz Vol. Fire Dept.
To be Covered Without Charge for Fire
Service Your Donations of $25.00
Must Be in By March 15, 1991.
If you are in Doubt of Your Donations
You May Call 466-0755
LAND FOR SALE
Various tracts of land for sale in
West Virginia. Virginia, Pennsylva-
nia and Kentucky. Varies from 25
acres to 65,000 acres in size. For
additional information contact
Georgia-Pacific Corporation by tele-
phone (304) 438-8060 or by writ-
ing to P. O. Box 605, Rainelle, WV
25962. All serious inquiries should
be received by March 29, 1991.
Jr. Fleshman's
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