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TALCOTr J H FOOTBALL
Talcott will begin practice on Aug.
12 at 6 PM at the Talcott School.
Coach Jerry Meadows said all play-
ers are to report at this time.
1991 WV SENIOR ELKS GOLF
TOURNAMENT
The Golf Tournament on Aug.
23,24 and 25 at the Willowwood
Country Club will feature Elk
members from the entire State. The
1st 100 entries will be the cutoffand
at this time we have 68 applications.
For more information call Willow-
wood at 466-3220.
HINTON LITTLE LEAGUE
PICNIC
Tues. Aug. 6 from 4 to 6 PM the
Hinton Little League will hold their
annual picnic at the Hinton Side
Track Park. This is for all girls and
boys in this year's program. Tee ball,
Minor, Little, Senior and Big League
players and coaches are invited.
Hot dogs and cold drinks will be
provided. "
,brother ofthe bride, of Daniels, Drew
Thurman, Mike Earehart, both of
Beckley, Jon Bisognano, of Carlsfad,
Ca., Paris Argy, of Boston, Ma. and
Scott Ingersol, of Los Angeles, Ca.
The guest book, and programs
were attended by Barbra Spencer, of
Beckley.
Following the ceremony, a white
rose was presented to loth mother's
by the Bride and Groom.
A din ner recepti on foll owed at the
Black Knight Country Club.
The bride is a graduate of Shady
Spring High School and Concord
College with a bachelor of science
degree in secondary education. She
is employed by American Airlines,
as a flight attendant.
The groom is a graduate of Catho-
lic Memorial High School and Wen-
tworth Institute of Technology with
a civil engineering degree.
Following the wedding trip to the
Hawaiian Island's, the couple will
reside in Boston, MA.
FREE PROGRAMS
Tues. Aug. 6,
Summer s County
Profile
Ashby & Mary Mann
By Sheri Benson Ashby was raised with two brothers
Hilldale was once not long ago and three sisters; Mary Elizabeth
known as "Pisgah'. This was the with two brothers. Mason Ford, her
birth place ofAshby Coleman Mann. older brother still lives down the
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road from where she now lives. Er-
shal Mann; Ashby's brother lives as
a next door neighbor.
While Mary Elizabeth was a quiet
child, nurtured by older, strict and
loving parents, Ashby, too had car-
ing parents but he was not so quiet.
He relates, =I can remember me and
my buddies, walking up and down
the then dirt road of Hilldale, sing-
ing to our hearts content -- in har-
mony. We sang good, too. Once, I'
recall we sang and sang ourselves to
tiredness. Taking a break, we laid
down on the bank and accidently fell
asleep. The honking of a car's horn
woke us, honking at us. I had chores
to do at home, too, hoeing corn, farm
work. Rabbit & groundhog hunting
were pleasures, roaming the hills
and woods. My father worked on the
railroad, so we boys did most of the
home chores. Our dogs, shephard/
hound mixes helped. They'd bring
the cows home. When morn told my
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His wife, Mary Elizabeth Mann
(Ford) was born at the nearby "Coo-
per Hospital" in Hinton, a hospital
nolonger there. Ashby's parents were
Coleman Jasper Mann and Rose
Ellen Lilly Mann. Mary Elizabeth
was born to Joseph Calvin Ford and
his wife Mary Bertie Brown Ford.
The parents have died, but their
strengths live on in their children.
WEDDING
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The C°rps °f Engineers at l,.) PAYING '
Bluestone Lake is offering free pro-
grams for area young people. The
programs will be offered every Fri. I
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These programs are for 6-12 year •
olds and will be held at the Belle- --* -
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Project Wild, a wildlife/environ- Local Auction d, 11
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mental program, Project Learning ee
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Safety are just a few of the topics Dollar For Quality Antiques! =-"
: which will be offered. The programs
Mr. & Mrs. William H. Conroy willlastapproximatelyonehourand Old Grey Stoneware With Blue Or Red Decoration. o
,,,,,,, are guaranteed to be fun for all kids.
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" K -Co r .... 00or'00oro int'ormation, call the .I Comer cupboards, pie Safes, depression glass, wrought ironbeds, oldtin or : •
ro ,Res0t:cfes Manager's Office at I irontoys, old homemade quilts, blanket chests, wooden ice boxes, fancyoak
U o n oy Bluestone Lake (304) 466-1234. 1 hJmiture, old advertising items, any odd or unusual items large or small. We
l..,#l...,,a..,# MEETINGS buy one piece, entire or partial estates and collections. 1
JanetLynnCrookandWilliamH. and satin bow extended to a full ResidentsopposingtheHighVolt- •
Conroy, IV, bethofBoston,Ma.,were cathedral train which had re-era- age Powerline by APCO meet every i * • i
unitedinmarriageMay25atMemo- broidered cut work appliques. Mon. night at 7:00 P.M. at the RIVERBEND AUCTION CO
rial Baptist Church, Beckley: The veil of imported English net Jumping Branch Fire House. (304) 466-5212/445-2897/647-4374
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The bride is the daughter of Mr. was attached to a headband ofivory Any person opposing to the pow- m Randy S. Burdette - Auctioneer, WV#927 m I
and Mrs. Frank Crook, of Daniels. satin roses, and cascade of lilly of erline are asked to please attend I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 COUPON 1 mm I mm I I 1 / I 1 1 1 1
" The groom is the son of Mrs. Valley, and seed pearls, these meetings.
Bernadine A. Conroy, of Boston, Ma. She carried a cascading bouquet
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The Summers County Solid Waste Authority reminds you that West Virginia Code 20-5f-4b says that every
landfill in West Virginia must provide one (1) day each month when you can dump up to one (1) pick-up load
of household trash for free. The monthly free days at nearby landfills are:
Mercer County Landfill: 2nd Wednesday of each month.
Raleigh County Landfill: 3rd Wednesday of each month.
H.A.M. Landfill (Monroe County): 4th Tuesday of each month.
Greenbrier County Landfill: (none)
Remember: every household must dispose of its trash legally. So either subscribe to your local garbage
hauler, or use the free day. Don't throw it over the hill.., take it to a legal landfill!
Rodg ' Fa"
ers 00rlea Subaru and GMC
',,;'oo RL 219, Fmrlea, WV 24902 645-2400 Z °°
SUPER SUMMER SIZZLER SALE
11 Subaru Justy Retail $10,770
5 dr., 4X4, auto, Discounl $1034
a=kU7 Sale Price $9,736
1991 Subaru Legacy Retail $17,652
Lt 4X4 Sedan Discount $1821
auto, r, cruise I:bte $1200
White, Blue Sale
Sales Ret $17,5 Parts
Lt 4X4SN, Ss Discount $1805
Rebate $1200
Pr, a Sale
Financing
1991 GMC Sonoma TK Retail
V6, auto, air, AM/FM Discount $597
casino, #1 70 Rebate $1000
Back & Grw
Service
and William H. Conroy, III, of
Portsmouth, RI.
The double-ring ceremony was
performed by the Rev. Lester Hall.
Wedding music was provided by
pianist Kim Beckett, of Shady
Spring, and vocalist Darrell Mann,
of White Oak.
Escorted to the altar by her fa-
ther, and given in marriage by her
parents, the bride wore an Ivory
satin gown, it featured a sweetheart
neckline adorned with imported lace,
sequins, and cascading pearls.
The leg-of-mutton sleeves had
imported lace, sequins, and pearls,
and tapered to fingertip points.
The V-back was enhanced with
lace, sequins, and cascading pearls
of calla lillies, accented Ivory roses,
stephanotis, Ivy, from her mother's
garden and streamers of pearls.
Matron-of-honor was Karen Eare-
hart, cousin of the bride, Maid-of-
honor was Nellie Thurman, cousin
of bride, both of Beckley.
Bridesmaids were Vicky Dacal,
Ginger George, both of Beaver, Lisa
Cook, Donna Elswick, both of Char-
lotte, N.C. and Karen Ingersol of Los
Angeles,Ca.
Flower girl was Miss Christine
Jones, of Beaver.
Ring-bearer was Master Nicholas
Eareheart, of Beckley.
Best Man was Paul Rufo of Bos-
ton, MA.
Groomsmen were Mark Crook,
10:00 a.m.
From FOREST HILL take RL 12 North approximately 3 miles OR
From HINTON take RL 12 South approximately 11 miles
to 4-H Camp Road - RL 29
THEN 1 1/2 miles to Holly Grove Camp
WATCH FOR SIGNS
Antique lion's foot square table, wood breakfast set, old metal kitchen
cabinet, 2 metal wardrobes, rope electric range, Maytag wringer washer,
King Coal wood stove, recliner-rocker, refrigerator, antique oak wash
stand, 2 chests, love seat and chair, wood bed, cherry vanity chair, color
TV, 2 dressers with minors, old porch swing, card table, small tables,
pole lamp, vacuum cleaner, small appliances, Marlin 22 auto rifle, 1100
Remington auto-full choke-30" mint condition, 870 Wingmaster 12-
gauge pump, 2 door gun cabinet, 2 10-speed bikes, 1 - 20 inch bike,
wooden step ladder, aluminum extension ladder, Homelight super XL12
saw, power tools, skill saw, sanders, drills, saber saw, pole axe, double
axe, mechenical tools, shovel plow- 3 pt. cultivator, folding doors, steel
traps, boxes of hand tools, 4-gallon churn with dasher, several pairs
show chickens in cages, wood crafts, comer shelves, glassware - some
antique, miscellaneous boxes, ceramic rooster and hen - 10", wooden
towel racks, shelves.
Many other Items too numerous to IisL
ABSOLUTE AUCTION
Selling the Estate of William Paul Martin
Not Responsible for Accidents
Food Available Terms: Cash or Good Checks
Lloyd "GENE" Ayers, Auctioneer
Lic. #946 Telephone: 253-1391
All New Subarus and GMCs On Sale
Bring, A COpy Of This Ad For Extra $100 Off
" Good Selection of Used Vehicles in Stock -k
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