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Hinton Woman's Club
Meets
The Hinton Woman's Club met
May 13 in the Memorial Building.
Mrs. Bobby Basham, president, I
opened the meeting with the Salute I
to the Flag, the Club Collect and the
Club Pledge.
Guest speaker was Mr. Gerald
Dotson, minister of the First United
Methodist Church in Hinton, who
was introduced by Mrs. RA. Th-
ompson, chairman of the day.
Mr. Dotson spoke of the Child
Advocacy Program which has been
initiated in W.Va. to help citizens
understand the problems and issues
confronting the youth of our nation.
He listed ways the club and indi-
viduals soul d become involved in the
program and called on Mrs. John E.
Bryant, club member, to explain the
homework program which she and
co-workers have sponsored at the
Summers County Public Library.
A gift of appreciation was given to
Mr. Dotson by Mrs. Basham at the
conclusion of his challenging pres-
entation.
During the routine business ses-
sion, Mrs. Basham announced that
the club would do more trash pick-
up to complete the Adopt-A-High-
way contract. She named Pauline
Meadows as chairman of ticket sales
for the fund raiser to finance the
state convention which tle South-
era District will host at the Green-
brier next year.
The club named Robin Hannah as
the representative for the Water
Festival Pageant and accepted re-
sponsibility for planning the recep-
tion to follow the Coronation of the
Water Festival Queen.
The hosteu committee, Mrs. Jess
Maddy, chairman, had placed figu-
rines of children with an old story
book standing behind on the speak-
era table. The tea table was covered
with a lace cloth and set with a
figurine of the Madonna surrounded
by white flowers and white tapers.
Refreshments were served to:
Mary Ellen Honaker, Lena Jane
Jones, Isabel Maddy, Clara Vass,
Roberta Sorg, Erma Thompson,
Mary F. Talbert, Eleanor Meadows,
Ins Coffman, Bertha Goddard,
Myrtle Bryant, Kit Mack, Elizabeth
Mann, Jane Humphries, Nadine
Vase, Hazel Davidson, Patty Wilson,
Betty Whitlock, Betty Joe Basham,
Alma Redes, Martha Hunter, Kathy
Weigartz, Mary Garrison, Marion
Forrsn, Elizabeth Huffman, Barbara
Dotson, Dorothy Jean Boley, Lena
Patton, Susie Gore, June Meadows,
Connie Willey, and Gerald Dotson.
What's Happening At H.H.S.?
Local Students Competeln
National Academic Contest
Which structure is correctly
paired with its system?
(a) ganglis-skeleUd system
(b) kidneys-circulatory system
(c) tongue-integumentary system
(d) feathers-reproductive system
(e) pituitary gland - endocrine
system
What words complete this utter-
ance by General Putnam during the
Battle of Bunker Hill?
Don't fire until you see the...
(a) hairs on their chins
(b) whites of their eyes
(c) buttons on their coats
(d) nostrils of their noses
(e) muzzles of their muskets
On Apr. 24, students from 50
states, Canada, Mexico, Africa, Asia,
Europe, and South America com-
peted in the i6th Knowledge Master
Open, a grueling academic contest.
Using knowledge derived from all
areas of the curricula, middle school,
junior high and high school teams
faced tough questions such as these,
and vied for top scores based on
accuracy and speed.
A team of(20) students at Hinton
High School scored 1209 of 2,000
possible points. Tis is the fourth
time Hinton High School has en-
tered the Knowledge Master compe-
tition. Academic coach, Wayne Con-
ner described the event as "Our
students see that they can compete
favorably with the best across our
country in this competitive event."
The Knowledge Master Open was
designed to stimulate interest and
recognition for academic accomplish-
ment. The contest was developed to
run on classroom computers in order
to provide all schools the opportu-
nity to compete in a national aca-
demic contest without the expense
of traveling to a central site.
Results of the contest are tabu-
lated into national, state, and en-
rollment-size rankings by Academic
Hallmarks, a Colorado publishing
firm that hosts the event.
Students that participated were:
Donald Bragg-Capt., Cheryl Lowry,
James Hunter, Roy Richmond, Sos-
van Shrader, Washington Reed,
Jonathan Davis, Jennifer Sears, Tom
Meadows, Heather Graham, Katrina
Richardson, Joey Hartwell, Jason
Gill, Emma Chanlett-Avery, Kelly
Turner, Courtney Davis, iron Pack,
Tony Michael, Yubecca Bragg, and
Drew Meadows.
Send "Get Well
Wishes"
The English classes at Hinton
High School recently participated in
the following:
Dear Friends:
We have recently received a re-
quest from Summers Co. Magistrate
Court, Hanson, W.Va., which con-
cerns the last wish of a seven year
old boy named Craig Shergold. Craig
has a brain tumor and has very little
time to live.
Craig's wish, as expressed to the
Children's Wish Foundation, is to
have an entryin the Guiness Book of
World Records for the largest num-
ber of "Get Well Wishes" ever re-
ceived by an individual.
We would like to ask that you
please take a moment to send a card
to: Craig Shergold, c/o Children's
Wish Foundation, Suite 100, 3200
Perimeter Center, East, Atlanta, GA.
39246.
Also, please send the enclosed
page s, with a cover letter to another
ten companies or individuals of your
choice to help Craig make his last
wish come true.
Sincerely, W. Vs. State Police,
Hanson Detachment, Company D",
DPS, H.C. Ryan, Sergeant, R.C.
Jones, Trooper First Class, O.L.
Ayers, Trooper and IC Vandall, Sec-
retary.
1981 CLASS REUNION
The 1981 Hanson High School
graduating class is planning their
class reunion. The class is seeking
addresses or any information on the
following class members: Sharon
Adkins, Kenny Andrews, Bobby K.
Bennett, Debra Berry, Irma Bowles,
Jeff Bowers, Steve Bradley, Pare
Bradberry, Barbara Carr, Johnny
Ellis, Pare Carr, Rick Fox, Randall
Graham, Bobble Keesee, Richard
!i!ili![iiiiiiiiiiiiii
Rebecca Dillon
National
Award Winner
The U.S. Achievement Academy
announced today that Rebecca Dil-
lon has been named an All-Ameri-
can Scholar.
The USAA has established the
All-American Scholar Award Pro-
gram in order to offer deserved rec-
ognition to superior students who
excel in the Academic disciplines.
The All-American Scholars must
earn a 3.3 or better grade point
average. Only Scholars selected by a
school instructor, counselor, or other
qualified sponsor are accepted. These
scholars are also eligible for other
awards given by the USAA.
Rebecca Dillon who attends Hie-
ton High School was nominated for
this National Award by Mr. Hutch-
inson.
Rebecca will appear in the All-
American Scholar Directory, which
is published nationally.
"Recognizing and supporting our
youth is more important than ever
before in American history. Cer-
tainly., winners of the All-American
Scholar Awards should be congratu-
lated and appreciated for their dedi-
cation to excellence and achieve-
ment," said Dr. George Stevens,
Executive Director of the U.S.
Achievement Academy.
The Academy selects All-Ameri-
can Scholars upon the exclusive
recommendations of teachers,
coaches, counsel ors, and other quali-
fied sponsors. Once awarded, the
students may be. recognized by the
USAA for other honors.
Rebecca is the daughter of Char-
les and Wanda Dillon. Her grand-
parents are Mr. and Mrs. Charley
Moten of Jumping Branch, WV. and
Mrs. C.S. Dillon ofHinton, WV.
Elizabeth
Moore On A-B
Dean's List
Elizabeth Moore of Hinton has
been named to the Dean's List for
scholarly achievement during the
Spring Semester, 1991, according to
Alderson-Broaddus College Aca-
demic Dean Robert Digman.
Elizabeth is a freshman elemen-
tary education major at Alderson-
Broaddus. Her parents are Rev. and
Mrs. Robert Moore.
To be eligible for the Dean's List,
students must attain a semester
average of 3.6 or above on 4.0 grad-
ing scale.
Alderson.Broaddus College, lo-
cated in Philippi, W.Va., is a four-
year fully accredited liberal arts and
sciences college which has developed
a curriculum of strong liberal arts
foundation, contemporary profes-
sional and pre-professional pro-
grams, and experience appropriate
to the student's academic major.
LEGAL NOTICE
AMENDED NOTICE OF
TRUSTEE'S SALE
WH]¢I]ZAB, m the 16th day of llLh, 1991, ot
I0.0 s.m. at the t deer of the Courthouse of
8ummm County, West VIrlint-, David L. Ziqler,
a?pa•red mvduet eah, u prm, tded
]mY oftho horeinafl4t krihod peporty as pravioualy
t forth in thst certain Notke of Trustede 8ale dated
FdmlT 8, lml, and
WHEZAK m the 12th day of April, 1001, st
100 a.m. at the tt deor of tke Courthomm of
Summm Ceunty, West Viralnia, David L. Ziaglw,
Trust•a, to esnduct the male as provided by
law of elm hm/na/t deuHhod pt.eporty u previously
mt forth In thot Notk Trustou's Sslo dated
March 10, II, and
on the 1Yah dsy of May, 1901, at 10:00
Lm. at tim mt dmzr of Um urthomm of Summ
Cotmty, Wt Vlslinfa, David L. Ziqkr, Trust•n,
almrnd to maduct the m u wovid by law of tho
hardmd Hhod am invidy eat frrth
in that mfta NoOks e(Tnmten's 8sla detsd April 12,
1I. mid
S said ImWintmly .haduled mda uss
eantlnued unUI • torture date am hardmtfler set h, th,
NOW, THERILTORE, THIS NOTICE OP TRUSTIEE*8
8ALE:
The 1ustm, by v/true of the autho
Ity vestsd In him by thrum esrtoin Deeds of lt mm-
mtsd by PgNclg 6PRINGS A88OCIATES, a limited
Imrtmreldp, by PENCE SPRING8 DKN'ELOPMENT
CORPORATION, It8 Oem/l Pnrtn, by O. ASHBY
almKI2,ite President, es hamlnnfl mt forth: that
certain Credit L/re Deed ofIYmg uoruted to David L.
Ziqha" and Paul g. Hm, Trustem, dated August 3,
16/, and o4' rord In the OSe of the Clm'k of the
ty Court of Summm County, West Virginia, in
t Deed Beck U5, page 664, mcurin s certain
PrmnimT Note of•run dato in the original pdndpal
stun r $/6,, that €.toin Deed of Trot eaoruted
to dMld] COUNTY BUSINESS DEVELOP.
WENT AtrrlIoRITY then mmied to WEST VIR-
GINIA ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AUTIIORITY,
dated Augmg 6, li/, to Patrick C. Gs'aney, '13mgee
and Chairman oftho Beard Of WVEDA, now oueceedad
by Ann M, Johneon, of record in the a foreenid Clark's
Otam in Treat Deed Book 116 at Page 678, mcuring a
esriain Premiaes Nots of wen date in the erlginal
ltndpal amount el' 8O,000; that certain Deed of
Trust meutl to David L. Zlqler and Paul E. Hem,
Trusteas, dated Septembor 30, 1988, of reed in the
aforsoald Clm'k's Office In Trust Deed Book 119 at
Pass 40(5, scouring a main Premiasot7 Note of even
date in the m'lgtnai prlndpal amount oflff0,000; that
cortsin Desd orFrmg eamuted te SUMblERSCOUNTY
BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY, then
mmigu te WEST VIRGINIA ECONOMIC DEVEL-
OPMENT AUTHORITY (of record in Asoignment Book
2,Page 243), dated Juno 30,1989, to James R. Chrictie,
Trustee and Chairman of the Beard of WVEDA, now
succeeded by Ann M. Johnson, of record in the afore-
sam Cfadg's OflSce in Trust Deed Book 121, Page 71 l,
'uring that eertstn Promimory Nots of even date in
the original principal amount of $75,000; that all of
- old Dmds of Tmst are equal in prierity,that all of mid
of Trust ore pmmntlyin default, the said Trus-
tee have been rluested by the beneficiaries thereof so
to do, NOW, THEREPORE, WE, DAVID L. Z1EGLER,
PAULE. HESS, Jib,and ANN JOHNSON, Trustees
H aforesaid, will proeeed to sell the hereinafter de.
Krlked tmtl eetato at public auction the 17th day of
June, 1001, at the hour of 10:00 a.m., to the highest
bidder for essh In hand on the date of ask at the that
' the Ces of 8ummm's County, West
Virsinla, whkh real estato Is dttmts in the llmtt
Dist.qet, [lammeCmmty, Wt Vlrglnio, and ts more
psrtkulady deocrlbnd u follomz
TRACT I:
BIIINNINO at • Point In the mater line of West
Vlqnla Boutes 6 sad 12, and point being N 6 &t'E,
1483.,58 foes fls)m • point at the mouth of Lick Branch
and at the law watermark ot Oraenbrier River as
deKrlhod in • deed of the West Virginia Board of
Cont4's percel of lalul ten.dad in the Omce of the
Clk of the County Court of Summers County, West
Virginia, in Deed Ikek 78, page 188; thence with the
cont.' lira of es/d Welt Virginia Routes 3 and 12;
thereto, laavlng elm mid West Virginia Rou tee,wit h the
West Virginia Beard of Ceatrel's line the following
eight (8) mls: (1) N g 16'E,227.07 foet too comer reck;
thmu (2) N 82 46, '/80.19 feet to • point about 60
Feet more or lsoe W. of an old water tank; thence (3) N
3000' E, I000.00 feet mec or los to a point; thanoe (4)
S 61 3Ig, 1173.94 feet to a stone; thence (5) S 1 17W,
33.00 fo to a pe4nt; tlumee (6) S 2B 44NV, 248.96 feet
to • point in the northerly right of way line of West
Virllnia Routes 3 and 12; thence (7) with said north.
erly right of way line S 65 00' W, 400 feet mote or lees
to • point in the *aid right of woy line; thence (8)
leaving satd northerly right of way line and running S
6 43'W, 23.80 fast to the begirming, san seining 28.2876
at'es more o€ lees as shown on • plat entitled, "Plat
from Ream,de far West Virginia Farm Commission,
eittmts in Pence Sprinp, Summers County, West
Virglnfa', by HolleyJ¢,enney, Schott, dated March,
1978, which map is recorded in the Office of the Clerk
of Summore County, West Virginia, to which map and
the deed ofrorord in the aforesaid Clerk's office in Deed
Bnek 78, Page 188, reference is here made for a more
particular description of the property hereby con.
veered.
There is hereby escepted from this conveyance the
follawinF
(1) The rights of way for State Routes 3 and the Old
Toll BHdge Road wherever either or both of said nods
traverm or Pals through the property herein before
€onveyed end u said rights of ways are or may be
Indicated on mope thereof as filed for record in the
afermaid Clerk's oce and as heretofore acquired by
the State of West Virginia.
(2) The roadway now extending in • generally
northerly direction from State Routes 3 over the prep-
arty lssing the .87 acre parcel formerly deeded on
September 25,101G, for burial and church Possee, said
deed being of record in the aforemid Clerk's ofl3ce in
Deed Book 39, Page 326, across the property hereby
€onveyed to what is is€ally or formerly known as the
ThemosTrect,and such rightsofacres from mid State
Routes 3 to the front of the church on said .87 acre
parcel of land as the church congregation may have, if
any.
This is subject to that certain restriction and
eonvermnt not to drill, dig or permit to drilling or
dlstling any wall or any act which will dmtroy,damage,
drain, deplete or adversely affect the natural mineral
water sldnl Imown u Pones Sprlnp am -aid restric-
tion and mvenant is sot out in that certain deed dotal
June 1,5, lS411, made by Hugh and Hall Adams Cerpo-
maim, to the Wt Virginia Beard of Cmtml, which is
o(remrd in the ofeeemid Clerk's Office in Deed Book
I, atPap 188.
TRACT NO. H:
BI}INNING st s paint In the center line of West
Vhlnfa Route• 8 and 12, ea|d lint being N 6 4'E,
14 foot • Point st tha mouth of Lick Branch
and st the low watermark of the GreanbHer River as
deramd In a deed of the West Virginia Beard of
Contrel's parcel of land resarded In the Office of the
Clerk of the County Court of Summere County, West
Virg/nfa, In Deed Ikk 78, Page 188; thence S 68 44'
2'W, 402.08 feat to a point In the center line of West
Virginia Routm 3 and 12; there S 9 16W, 22.93 feet
mum or ku to a Point in the southern line of West
Virllnla Routes 8 and 12 thence along and with the
mmthorn right of way line of sold West Virginia Route
8 and 12 the 8 75 50' W, 184.73 feet to • Point;
EXTRA EXTRA
Due to popular demand, Mrs. Women, (including several of the
Bobby Basham, President of the Hinton members) substitutions you
Leftridge, Karsn Lilly, Tony Lilly, Hinton Woman's Club, has an- can use in recipes and many house-
] ]ted su l of the holdhinte, for the pnce ofonly $6 00
MarilynMartin, PanIMcHugh, Nora nouncedthatal'm" pp y " " • .
• Shrewsberry, Martha Springston, "CookinglnThe'90's"Cookbookhas Anyone interested in purchasing
Hmton H," h School Norman Toler, JeffVallandingham, just been received This cookbook one of these cookbooks, please call
g Elizabeth Williams, Kenneth Wood, has been a sell-ou, as it contains Mrs. Herbert Vase, Phone No. 466-
he W Va Club 0232 or Mrs Basham No 466 0195
H Denny Cook, Virginia Crook, Cheryl
over 500 recipes oft . . . .. -" • -
onor Roll Gore, Freda McManaway, Trosa arro:uut'.M.
McBride, Stephanie Gore, and Jeff ........................ m .........
7thGrade Cales [il dmil
"A" Honor Ro
• l If you know where these class-
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Store Wide ........... (2uasar .................................... Sale
June 8 at 10:00 am
At Summers County School Bus Garage
In Hinton
1980 International 65 pass. 48,000 miles.
Set-# BA17KHB26143
1980 International 65 pass. 65,000 miles.
Ser.# BA17KHB25985
1982 International 48 pass. 68,000 miles.
Sen# 1HVBA1720CHB22153
. Bring Your 7V's & VCR in for a free in
' estimate for servicing and check
out our sale prices on our Quasar TV
Consoles and Quasar 4 head VCR's.
"Keeping The Tradition Alive"
M-F 9-5 Downtown Call
Sat. 9-2 Hinton 466-0466
Tues. June
thanes S M 04%V, 104&421bet • po/nt afon| the 30-
st rlght alway ofd Wmt Vh111nla $ und 12;
8 86 43?/, 84.20 foes la a po/nt at the inS,rome-
tim of the muthariy fight of way lira at'West Viqlinia
Rotmm 8 With the right ot w oftha Old Tell
Bridgu 111; thom With thnut, m'l, right
of way line of' the Old Tell Bdd Reed S 12 20'W,
27e.80 fat to • point In mkl ght of way: Umn,n S 0'/
Ill'W, 260.23 fit to a point in tho mMfl, riliht of way
lieu of the Old Tell Brk Buml; thanm kavtns the
mid eaatb, right •/'w, line and mmm the
Old Tell Bridge ]gead N 60 18'W, llqSJM$ fat to a point
on tha north ed era mSml tlumm tlm tha Igu ef
the swamp N r/dPW, 41g0 ft te • paint; thom N
M 4,5'W, e60.0G fsat to 8 peons Jn s hd, thins• rim.
ning dem the hoIkm S ?81NSt',S40I bet to 8 peonS;
thenes S 1 re'W, aSJJ4 foes la the momh et udd
hallaw; thones 8 S48'W, &00 bet te thela watermark
of tha Ck'mbder Rlml th-uo up U rl With 1
mmmderin th low watmmmrk N 04 86'11:, 1 l&07
feet; tholes S M 0fig, kq.f Is•t, tlmm 8 04 46,
219.84 fot;thenm S 73 67 4k40 thm S
$31C, 181.77 hot; theme S 7842T,, 800.80tsat to•
Polnt thenoe S 80 MM, 181.'r bet; thenes 8 8100.
,142A8 lest •crees the Old Tall Bdde Rid to e point
intha Old Toil Brld Rmd rlt e( wq thmm •an.
tlnng with tha mmndmtv at Umlaw warm.mark N
8a 20'E, 183.7"/bet to a PO4n thunso S Sl 0',
241JJ0 ft to n I, elnt; themo | W 00T 4. foe to
• ttmu W 8'/8 $0'g, 1107.70 lotto • point;
thmesSS114qC,mLM ft tealtkmwe77 lg,
2G2.1Z fat to a po/nt; tlumm S M 00M, 'M.48 fat to
• peint In tho emflmnsao(IAsk Hnmehond theNorth-
era hank r tho Qm.di.lm, IUsae,, tlmat N 6 481,
148& foes to tho idmo dlmslm emtainin64.34
ert mnvyl to Oh* Wmt VBWlain ROsI efCmtml by
Hngh and Hen Adma Carpontt/m. by dead datod Juno
18, lS46,and otmem'd la the 8dsmid Clork ofe in
Book 715, Pap 1M, and u wn upon • map
h*mlnoflm, wM la Imm.d In the sfo,.
mid Crk's to wl.h mid m-p ml dd sr-
*nee ia horn made fe a mere Imk'ular dmerilglm of
tha pmm h
Tbe fa kemby mmt-I from thfo Um teilawinlF
(D The rllhts of Stsilauto 8 und the Old
Tell Bridgu Rmul whesmn" elthm" hoth of esld reads
tmrm or lm Um horuin
sonveyed and 8s ssM tto el" mty am or may be
indiestod on maps thoN as filed r mesrd in the
afoid Clerk's OflSes end U herohfor aequlrocl by
the State of Wt Vlqlln t-
(2) An eamamnt fw tt, sorvtes lines am son-
veyedbydesddat--'l llmam , I,byJ.W.Jehnmn
and wife to the Virginia Publk &trvles Commlsdon of
maml in Um nfommld Ctrk's Ofllm in Dad Bouk G0,
Pa e.
(3) A parcel el'land ¢mt-inlas 1.1 res more or
Isos situate at the north end cM'tho ffommld Old Toll
Bridge aors Gt, msbrior Rive' and used for am abut-
meat and epplh thm'oto a8 conveyed by Pmu:e
8prtn Company to Poem inp Tall Brp* Com-
pany by deed dated $Mmlr . 1010, of reeerd in
the aforemid Summe County Chrk's OIRm in Deed
Book No. 33, Pap 176, and which eakl bridle, parcel
or land, abutment and aplmm:h wm takon ovor by
the StotoRood Commlmdomr und Acts of the L.
iatu m, Chaptst 40, P/rat F.xtmmM mlon, 13.
(4) certain tracts and pars of land sen.
rayed to the WEffr VI]INIA DEPARTMENT OF
HIGHWAY, • mrporuUon, by deed dated July 24,
19, and of record In tho Offies of the Clerk of
Summers County, Went Virginia, In Deed Beer 1 at
Page 88, together with all Um rights of way, ease.
ments, and temporary ngnetlan e...muonts con.
mined thorein.
This is subject to that esrln rmtrlstlun and
eenvermnt not to drill, di o€ permit to drilling or
d/gging any wall or any act whleh will dmtroy,damage,
drain, deplete m' edvely the natural mineral
water spring known as Pme 81z'tnp as laid restric-
tion and nt ia let out In that esrtsln deed dated
June 13,1046, made by Hu6h and Hall Adams Corpo-
ration to the West Virlnla Bem.d of Contre], which at
Paae 188.
TRACT IH:
BEGINNING at • stake near • brench, mcner to
the Keatiay rvy; thence S l NV, MI feet to s
stake near marked Whlto Oak trne(marked as earner);
thanso S 63 34, i.00 feet to a state; thonce N 47 52
W. 728 feat to a stalm; thereto N 7 49'1g S0 feat to a pat;
thence N 71 IS'W, 840 feat to • sornor of land now or
formerly owned by Aliun und Via; Umnce N 14 46"E,
123 toe stone; thenes ttnuing along esid line N 14
45' E, 480 feet to a stone eomor to lands new or
formalry owned by Stanlay and Illiatt; thonm with the
line of Stanley S 71 26', 1472 feet to s Black Oak tree;
thence S $3 3-'1, 76 test to • small White Oak tree;
thence S 65 3FE, 4 t ts a Whito Oak tra tlum
S 1 10NV, 86 feet to anotr Plm" tr Thnnes S 71
25'E, 1472 PEffr TO A BLACK OAK TREE; thw, re 8
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I'E, 462 feet to • White Oal tree; thence 49 $1"E,
330 foet too stoke;thence N f 41'E, 450 feat toe psat
tlm;thonce N 14 45'E, 1 to a stme; thence centlnu-
log Idong said line N 14 4b"E, 480 feet to a stone corner
tolled now or fermeriy owned by Alien and Via; thence
N 14 46'E, 123 to a stene; thence continuing along
so/d line N 14 46' E, 480 feet to steno corner to lands
now or formerly owned by Ston]ey and El|lotS; thence
with th line of Stanley S 71 2b"E, 1472 feet to a Black
Oak M'es; thence S 53 30"E, 276 feet to a mall White
Oak tam; thance S 8 39' E, 462 feet to s White Oak
t4m; tiumce N 4951'E, 3.30 feet to a stake; thence N 66
41 40 feet to i Poplar tree, t}mnce S I 10'W, 66 feet
toanothor Poplar tree; thence S 12 15%V, 160 feet !oa
Buckeye tree; thereto S 3 33'E, 421 feet to • Hickory
tree; th S 06 2b'W, 296 feet to a Black Oak tree;
co S 26 2'W, 90 feet to another Black Oak tree;
thence S 14 ISNV, 223 feet to another Black Oak tree;
thonce S 08 22, 117 feet to another Black Oak tree;
thanes S 22 lb'V, 120 feet to a White Oak tree; thenoe
809 IW, 1 feet to a stone; thence S 518h',287 feet
to a stone ¢ornor to 28.287 acre tract of land for the
wnmmm' prison; thence N 61 32, 1173.94 feet to a
stalm; thence S 30 00NV,300 feet to. stake of the erigi.
hal ptwcheee of the prison property on the road deeig"
acted 68 the Thomas tract and cerner to the lands now
or formelry owned by J.D. Kedtley; thence with the o]d
Thaae rmtd N 40 00%q, 106 feet to a stoke at a brh]xe
aemso a branch; thenee N 37 00NV, 96 feet to the plve
ofbuning mnteining 120.3 acrm more or less and
bdn s the sama property cenveyrd to the West Vi rgirfia
Beard of Contrel by the fo]lowir.
(1) A 33 acre tract by deed dated March 1,1954, by
M.D. Tomkleeand Sono, a eerpuretion, and of record n
the aformaid Clerk'sOffke in Deed Book 88, Pege 2,;
(2) A 47.7 Icra tract by deed dated February 24,
1964,by J. Prank Nash end Rachel Noah, his wife,and
of remrd in the ofommid Clerk's Offive in Deed Book
M, Page 7;
(3) A 39.6 sere tract by deed dated Febnmry 21;,
114, by Ben Thomas end Beulah Thomas, his wife. of
recot in the aforesaid Clerk's Office in Deed Book 88,
page 829;
nil U shown Upml a map hereinaft,r dt.c: |,,
which was recorded with the doe, fr* ibv Ie,r-
ment of Correction, to the Grantor il , hch i of
record in the aforesaid Clerk' f)lScc, frence (o
which aforesaid deeds and map references is her
made foro more lrticular description of the property
hereby conveyed.
There is al included in the right te use that
tertian roadleading from the property former!v known
US the Thomas and Tomkiee tract througi :, Pence
Springs Prison property to where the suthwest prop
arty line of the priauan property joins the propecty lines
of the tract now or formerly owned by Keatiey near
8teto Route 3.
There ia acepted from this right of way owned by
the Virginia Electric Power'Company and granted to
the said Company by J. Frank Nash and wife, by deed
dated December 7,1949, which right of way is 100 feet
in width and is more fully des ribed in said deed which
is recorded in the office of the County Commission of
SummersCounty,West Virginia,inRight of Way Book
2, Page 78.
All tracte being as shown upon that certain map
entitled "Plat from Records for West Virginia Frm
Commission, Situate in Pence Springs, Smme¢s
County,West Virginia" made by H oiley, Kenney, Schott.
Engineers, Scale: 1" - 200' dated March, 1978, and
heretofore recorded in the Office of the Clerk of Sum-
mere County, West Virginia.
SAID SALE SIIALL BE SUBJECT TO TIIF
FOLLOWING CONDITIONS:
l) Cash in hand on day of sale.
2) Subject to any and all mineral rights and reser-
vatican, stipulations, restrictions, reservations, ease-
manta, conditions and covenant contained in all for.
mer cenveyances of the subject propoy or appearing
of record in the aforesaid Clerk' Office except any
pertaining to race, color or creed.
3) Subject to all real estate taxes against said
FOperty and any taxes which constitute a lien upon
the said property but which are not yet due and
payable.
4) The subject property wl] be sold in AS IS
condition. The trustee shall be under no duty to cle
any eisting tenant or person occupying the subi<t
property to vacate said property.
5) The property will be €onveyed by the under
eisned Trustee to the purchaser wi!ho.t warranty of
ony Idnd, exprem,ed or implied.
6) The aforesaid sale may be aourned from time
to time as the undersigned Trustee deems advisable,
which adjournment may be made by oral proclamation
8t tho time of the sale or any adjournment thereof.
GIVEN under my hand on this the 23 day of May,
1001.
David L Ziegler, Trustee
Paul E.][ess, Jr., Trustee
Ann Johnson, Successor Trvsh.
Sin May 28, June 4, I I
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ABSENTEE VOTING
IF YOU ARE UNABLE TO CAST YOUR VOTE IN THE
JUNE 11, 1991 CITY OF HINTON GENERAL ELECTION
DUE TO ANY OF THE FOLLOWING REASONS:
1) Abxnt from the county during tha entire
tlmo the polls are open
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3) Hays been appointad as poll worker in a precinct
in whk:h you ara not registered
4) Your regular polling place Js Inaccessible due
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YOU MAY VOTE AN ABSENTEE BALLOT AT THE CLERK/
RECORDER'S OFFICE AT CITY HALL. THE LAST DAY TO
VOTE ABSENTEE IS SATURDAY, JUNE 8, 1991 FROM
10:00 A.M. UNTIL 2:00 P.M.
OFFICIAL BALLOT
QENERAL ELECTION
CITY OF HINTON, WEST VIRGINIA
TUESDAY, JUNE 11, 1991
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