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6 - Hinton News Tues. June 19, 1990
Like Boston, New Jersey had a ~tea
party" during the mounting friction
between the colonies and Great Bri-
tain. At Greenwich, near Delaware
B~'. young men in h~dian costume
burned a shiploa ~f ~ea from En~
land in 1774.
I
in
Flower Plants
50%
WEBBS FLORIST
& GREENHOUSES
On the 4-lane
CRAB ORCHARD, WV.
255-7411
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Roscoe D. Keadle
Honored .With Surprise
.Birthday Dinner
Roscoe D. Keadle of 414 Cedar
Ave., really =lived up" his birthday
this past week.
He started out by attending the
Seniors Citizens birthday party Fri.
for those having birthdays in June.
Here he won the birthday cake,
door prize and another gift for being
the eldest gentleman in the party
group.
He attended Sun. morning church
services at Bellepoint Baptist and
was presented a rose boutonniere
from the church by Rev. N. Bruce
Cresswell. His birthday was June
3rd.
From here he goes to Kirk's Res-
10:00 A.M.
16 Miles Southeast of Hlnton and 15 Miles North of Petemtown,
WV. Turn off Rt. 12 at Forest Hill, WV and come 4 miles on
the Bluestone Conference Road. Selling the Personal Proper-
ty of the late Ernest E. Foster the following:
music In The zouR HEART
Kiss =Hot in The Shade Tour. will Heart with special guestGiant
IT] 0U n t a i n s be held Sat. July 14 at 8 PM at the will be held on Sun. July I at 8 PM at
Coliseum. the Coliseum.
Ticket prices are: $19.50. All meats Ticket prices are: $19.50. All seats
reserved. Tickets go on male June 9 reserved. For ticket purchase call
beheld June 22, 23, 24. Theeventis at 10 a.m. at the Civic Center Box TicketMastei- Charleston area: 342-
held at Summersville Music Park. Office and All Ticketmaster Lees- 5757 or Toll Free in WNa., Oh., and
Ky., 1-800-877-1212.
The annual Summersville Blue-
grass-Country Music Festival will
Exit from Rt. 19 on to Rt. 41 North at tions.
trafficlight(McDonaldsRestaurant). For ticket purchase call Ticket-
Among the many performers Master: Charleston area: 342-5757
scheduled are: Porter Wagoner & orTollFreeinW.Va.,Oh.,andKy.at
The Right Combination, Osborne 1-800-877-1212.
Brothers, Raymond Fairchild &
Crowe Brothers, Doyle Lawson &
Quicksilver, Jim & Jesse & The|
Virginia Boys, Bass Mountain Boys,|
Del McCoury Band, Lost & Found,|
Ralph Stanley & The Clinch Mt.I
Boys, Lewis Family, Bill Harrell & I
The Virginians, Boys From Indiana
Mac Wiseman, Lonesome
Band, Country Ham (Joe Meadows
Fiddler), Paul Adkina & Borderline
Kenny Baker & Josh Graves, Coun-
try Gentlemen, Paul =Moon" Mull ins
& Traditional Bluegrass, Bill
Mounce & The Outlaws, Wayne
Lewis Band, Bluegrass Cardinals,
Brother Oswald (Grand Ole Opry),
Coins Brothers, Beaver Creek Blue-
grass, "Nashville Grass~ (Curly
Seckler & Willis Spears), New Coon
Creek Girls, Cox Family, Cold Rush,
Sally Mountain Show, Appalachian
Express, Warrior River Boys, Red-
wing, Curtis McPeak & Natchez
Express, The Mike Snider Trio Fea-
turing Glen Duncan & Bobby Clark,
Lonesome Pine Fiddlers, First Gen-
eration, Red Rector, DOn Stover &
Bill Clifton, and others.
Hours are: Fri. 10:00 a.m. - 12
midnight, Sat. 9:00 a.m. - 12 Mid-
night, Sun. 9:00 a.m. - 7 p.m. ( Con-
tinuous music each day).
Free camping is available. No dogs
or pets. No drugs or alcohol permit-
ted. Food is available. Bring lawn
chairs. Shelters in case of rain and
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Bluestone Satellite Systems
We sell the Bestt Pipestem, W.V.
General Instrument
Drake
Uniden
and Sales & Service -
Descramblers Benny WHIs 466-5409
To anyone with information leading
to the arrest of the person or per.
sons who broke in the Waterslide
Restaurant Monday Night June 12.
Information will be confidential.
LET'S GO FISHIN'!
During The~_lh Of June Helicon C, ablevision
Will Give All New Basic Cablel~Customers
Internetional Dozer with 3 Point Hitch on Rear, Case 2 Bottom Turning Plow,
Tractor Mowing Machine, PTO Sprayer, Ford Pick Up Disc, Pull Type Disc,
Wheet Drill: Oliver Mowing Machine, Carry All, Scraper Blade, Side Delivery
HaKe, Old NeW Holland 66 Baler with Stationary Motor, Air Compressor, Old Wood
Saw, Pro Hammer Mill. Hog Pole, The Following Horse Drawn Equipment: 2 Horse
Cultivator, Old Bull Tongue Plow, Corn Drill, Manure Spreader, Wheat Drlll, Mow-
ing Machine, Farmers Fdend Hillside Plow, Wheat Binder, Sixty Tooth Harrow,
Harrow, Wagon Wheels, Horse Harness and Saddle, 2 RoUer Cane Mill, Wheat
Cleaner, Lot Lumber, Heavy Gauge Tin, Lot Locust Posts, Lawn Mowers, Ironer
(manget), Rivet Shingles, Incubator, Berry Crates, Lot Conduit, Chicken Feeders,
Log Chains, 4 Stands of Bees, Supers, Honey Strainer, Bee Starter, Radios and
Record Player, Lot Windows and Doors, Electric Motors, Electric Welder, Phtioo
Refrigerator, Flower Pots, Carpenter Tools, Sewing Machine Cabinet, Work Bench
and Vise, Block end Tackle, Dehorn Shears, Meat Cutter, Tool Box, Door Glass
with Metal Trick, Metal Desk. Kerosene Stove, Metal Barrels. Cross-cut and 24
inCh Saw, Sheep Clippers, Cream Separator, Homemade Table Cloth, Afghans,
Baby Afghans, Oak Dresser, Large Wicker Fan Back Chair, Other Old Chairs, Old
Wooden BedItead, Iron Kettle, Shop Made Hoes, Old Augers, Nail Kegs, Cider
Pines, 3 Milk Cans, Old Vise, Anvil, Old Grindstone, Large and Small Stone Jars,
Old Wooden Barrels. Coco Cola Cooler, Old Kitchen Cabinet, Mayteg Wringer
Weeher, Grain Cradle, Old Surrey Top, Old Pie safe, Old 3 Corner Cupboard, Plus
other Items.
New Holland Hay Conditioner, Belt drive'corn sheller, 20 ft. grain Elevator with motor,
gravity fed grain bed & wagon, 500 gallon oll tank, 20 ft. ysilowstonl ~ tndler.
PIin now to attend lie everything legs atmolute except the SO0 InternMIonel
Dolmr selling at 12:,00 noon endlubJect to owner confommtlon.
LUNCH SERVED, TERMS CASH OR GOOD CHECK
ROGER E. FOBTER, Executor
Paul "Buddy" Light, Auctioneer
• L!cenle #478
Summers County Solid Waste
Questionnaire
The Summers County Solid Waste Authority is trying to develop the most
efficient solid waste system for Summers County. Please help by taking the
time to resgond to this survey.
PkHisa circle your answers:
(1) Were you aware that the WV State Legislature has passed a law making the home
burning of bash Illegal?
yes no
(2) Were you aware that all landfills in West Virginia must provide one free dumping
day each month to residences up to one pickup truck load?
yes no
(3) Were you aware thet the WV State Legislature has passed a law requiring all West
Vlrginlena to have either weekly garbage pick-up or to be able to show recelpta for
disposal at an approved landfill?
yea no
(4) Were you aware that garbage services must be provided for your residence at the
standard rate no matter how remote your home is?
yes no
(5) Are you ready to pay more than $10/month for garbage collection?
yea no
Collectable with your property taxes?
yea no
As a mandatory fee?
yea no
(6) To reduce this expanse, are you willing to separate your garbage?
yes no
(7) Which would be most appealing to you:
A. Housa.to-house garbage pick-up, even if It was expensive.
B, Moderately priced dumpstar service at the mouth of major roads.
C. Fairly Inexpensive delivery of your own garbage to a centrally Io=ited trar~fer
ration.
D, Other Ideas:
(@ Do you currenUy recycle: K Aluminum =Ins
B. Glasa bottles
C, Newspapers
D. Plastic bottles
E. Orgenic matter
E Other
(9) To reduce future costs am you willing to separate and recycle:
& Aluminum =Ins
B, Glass bottles (by color)
C. N spepers
g. Office paper
E. Plastic bottles
F, Orgenic matter
G. Other
(10) Do you think that beverage container deposits would help to reduce roadside
litter?
yes no
(11) Were you aware that the West Virginia Division of Natural Resources now has
enforcement officers available to police open dumps?
yes no
The Summers County cc,!i wants to know your opinion on
thesoltdwast ts , ounty. Please cut out and mall
your comptete0 ques ....... ,,.
SCSWA Survey, Box 97, Hinton, WV 25951
or drop it off at the Summers County Commission office, Courthouse.
taurant on the By-Pass for dinner.
Here he is greeted with = Happy
Birthday Roscoe on the bill board security 24 hours.
and inside with beautiful decorated
Adnission Fri. $17.00, Sat. $21.00,
tables and fifteen friends and rela- Sun. $17.00. Three days $47.00.
tives. For information ca]] (304) 872 -
Those attending were: Mrs. 3134.
Thelma Young and Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Keadle from Forest Hill and
from Hinton, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin
Meadows, Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Pettry,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cales, Mr. and
Mrs. Marvin Lacy, Rev. and Mrs. N.
Bruce Cresswell, Harry Miller,
Estella Akers and the honoree.
After a delicious dinner served by In the 3rd century B.C., the courtiers
of the royal court in China were re-
Kirks, thebirthdaycakewasbrought quired to carry doves in their mouths
out and served and Zeadle opened in order to sweeten their breath
his gifts. He said, "It's wonderful to when addressing the emperor.
be old.~
FREE INSTALLATION!
PLUS - A $10.00 Gift Certificate For
[ Angler's Roost Sport Shop, Inc. ]
3 Great/.xTcation$
2777 Penn. Ave., Charleston 343.2755
Church & Depot Sts., Burnsville 853-2904
1277 S, Broad St., Summersville 872.3137
PLUS -Your Name Will Be Entered Into Our Drawing For
A New ROD & REEL Or A $75.00 GIFT CERTIFICATE For
Angler's Roost Sport Shops, Inc.
ALREADY ltAYE CABLE?
b~ribe To Any Premium Service Such As HBO or The Movie Channel
And Receive A FREE Fishin' Hat and Discounted Installation!
Offer expires 6.30-90. Good in Helicon Cabicvisioa Icrvic¢ areas only. Some rcsU'icticns may apply.
You must mention
UNIVERSITY WOMEN
The Hinton Branch of the Ameri-
can Association of University Women
will meet at Pence Springs Hotel on
June 19 for a 10:00 A.M. brunch.
The winner of the local scholar-
ship award from Meadow Bridge
High School will be a special guest.
All members are invited.
Bluestone Lake
Garden Club Meets
The monthly meeting of B|uestone
Lake Garden Club was held June
11, at Pipestem State Park for a
10:00 A.M., Brunch.
A business session followed with
Mrs. R. J. Emrich, President presid-
ing. The Club Collect was said in
unison, minutes read and approved
and correspondence read by the
President.
A donation of fifty dollars was
made by the club for the Sprinkler
System at Summers County Hospi-
tal.
Reports were given on the
Bluestone Lake Park Gardens.
A picnic will be held in July for
our next meeting.
Members enjoying the Brunch
worst Mrs. L. J. Burton, Mrs. Donald
Cords, Mrs. R. J. Emrich, Mrs. Clif-
ford Meadows, Mrs. Russell Miller,
Mrs. Charles Sydnor, Miss Anna
Laura Waid, and Mrs. C. E. Chad ton.
From page 4
official capacities, but the policy
apparently =doesn't cover you under
the WV Consumer Credit Protection
Act where the poten tial fi ne is $1,000
per student potentially per posting.~
Ziegler said he believed that law
=doesn't apply in this particular situ-
ation, but you are faced with a law
suit."
Mathews said he believed if
Ziegler worked with the attorney for
the insurance company =it could
bolster our case. We may be having
some more like this. I for one would
like to see us win this ca~."
Ziegler was hired for the case by a
unanimous vote following a motion
by Dillon seconded by Shanks.
John Lilly asked the Board to
consider placing a required nutri-
tion class in the school system. =We
need more health education in the
school system,~ he said.
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;T V IRGI N I A POWER
GAS SERVICE
NOW YOU CAN LEVEL YOUR HEATING COSTS
FOR THIS WINTER.
With West Virginia Power Gas Service's 0NVPGS)
Equal Payment Plan, you can choose a more
convenient method to pay your natural gas bills by
spreading the annual cost over twelve monthly
payments.
Them is no charge for this service, but you do
have to act now. Apply for WVPGS Equal Payment
Plan before July 13 to take advantage of this easier
and morn convenient way to pay your natural gas
bills.
For more details, refer to your WVPGS Customer
Information Manual or call 466-3731.
AUG SEPT OCT NOV DEC JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUNE JULY
"~¢ . ,,~
TO APPLY FOR WVPGS EQUAL PAYMENT PLAN (BUDGET),
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