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High School Football has started
in Summers County this week. The
Hinton High Bobcats began practic-
ing July 30 with 43 players out for
the team. This is the largest group of
Bobcats for several years with all of
the communities of Summers County
represented. Second year head
Coach Buzzy Richmondis very hope-
ful and excited about the upcoming
season.
The coaching staff for the 1990
season has added Coach Ed Cales.
Coach Cales has been the Jr. High
coach for the last several years and
knows the players for the varsity
team very well.
The coaches consisting of Coach
Richmond, Coach Mike Miller and
Coach Cales have a total of 39 years
of coaching experience with the
Hinton Jr. High and varsity football
team s.
Head Coach Richmond will take
care of the offensive and defensive
backfields with Coach Miller taking
s
HINTON HIGH BOBCAT
1990 FOOTBALL
SCHEDULE
Oceans Home Aug. 24 ( Hall of Fame)
Independence Away Aug. 31
Pocahontas Home Sept. 7
Baileysville Home Sept. 14
Peterstown Home Sept. 21
Greenbrier West Away Sept. 28 Oct. 5 --- Open
Richwood Home Oct. 12 (Homecoming)
Shady Spring Home Oct. 19
Midland Trail Away Oct. 26
Union Away Nov. 2
ALL G_AMES AT 7:30 PM.
To Perform At State Fair
Garth Brooks has been catego- State Fair ofW.Va, on Mon. Aug. 13,
rizedas a nee-traditionalist but this at 8 p.m.
singer-songwriter from Oklahoma For more information or to order
can take any song, old or new, and tickets call (304) 647-3247.
make it completely and unmistaka-
blyhis own. His deep reasonant voice Rubber Ducky Race
wraps itself around a song produc- TO Benefit Murrell
ing a heartfelt sound reminiscent of
suchcountrylegendsasGeorgeJ°nes House And Water
and Merle Haggard. Yet, despite the
similarities, his style of music is Festival
unique and easilyi dentifiable among
those stars from whom he received What is a Rubber Ducky Race?
his early inspiration. Come to the banks of New River
Brooks first came to Nashville in across from Kroger and Hinton
! 1985 and lasted all of 23 hours. Far House in Hinton at 5:00 pm on Aug.
: from beaten, he returned to Music 11, and see. On that day rubber
City again in 1987. He was signed by ducks will race from behind Pizza
Capitol Records after executives Hut to a finish line just below Hin-
heard him perform at a Nashville ton House. The person with the
Entertainment Association show- winning duck will winaminimumof
case. $300.00 and probably a lot more.
His first LP entitled, "Garth
Brooks", has produced several top How do you enter the race? You
10 hits. His debut single, =Much Too can pay a five dollar(S5.00)entry fee
Young ( To Feel This Damned Old)," at variousbusiness locations around
made it to number eight on Bill- town. This entry fee will enter a
boards charts. Garth says this self- prenumberedrubberduckin therace
penned single, co-written with for you.
Randy Taylor, "best represents me -
real cowboy music." If the duck with your number
=If Tomorrow Never Comes", his crosses the finish line first you will
second single, was co-written with win the grand prize of 25% of the
Kent Blazy and went all the went to gross proceeds from the entry fees or
number one. $300.00 whichever is greater.
His current single called simply
=The Dances, is a heart-wrenching Other prizes will be awarded for
. n
ballardofloveandloss. TheDance other place finishes. Come to the
has held a spot in the top ten for race on race day to cheer on your
' several weeks and is presently at duck, or just to watch the fun. Pay
• number two. your entry fee today and help sup-
' Come and experience a =Tradi- port the Murrell House Foundation
* tionofPeopleandPride,~withoneof and the WV Water Festival.
country music's fastest rising stars. Race may be rescheduled for high
Garth Brooks will perform at the water.
care of the offensive and defensive
lines. Coach Cales will handle the
offensive receivers and defensive
linebackers.
The team consists of seven sen-
iors, sixteen juniors, sixteen so-
phmores and three freshmen. Re-
turning will be twelve lettermen and
nine starters from the 1989 team. •
The 1989 team finished the sea-
son 4-6 by winning the last 4 out of 5
games and were beaten by Midland
Trail with a last second rlail Marl
pass that enabled Midland Trail to
advance to the state play-off.
The 1990 team began condition-
ing practices and will continue until
August 10 at which time contact
drills will take place. The Bobcats
have scheduled a controlled scrim-
mage for August 15 at 10 am against
Fayetteville at the Summers County
Athletic Facility.
Other Summers County sports
notes are: The Talcott Junior High
football program will get under way
August 6 at 9 am at the Talcott gym,
The Hinton Junior High will report
to the Summers County Athletic
Field August 8 at 8:30 am.
The Hinton High Varsity Lady
Cats wi,llbegin practice August 13 at
9 am in the Hinton High School gym.
The Lady Cats have just returned
from Marshall University Basket-
ball Ca np and finished first in a
field of 14 varsity teams.
The Junior High Girls Basketball
program for Sandstone, Talcott and
Hinton will begin practice August
20.
The Hinton High School Golf team
are also getting started. All inter-
ested golfers for the High School
team should report on August 9 at
11 am to Dr. Steve Richman's office
for physicals.
The first golf match will be held
August 15 at Clear Fork against
Oceans. The golf Coach Tom
Bumgardner wouldlike to thank Dr.
Richman for his assistance with the
physicals'and the Hinton Elks Lodge
for their $100 donation to the team.
Any other organizations or individu-
als who would be willing to help in
any way would be appreciated.
For local sports info- check the
"Reflections of Area Sports" each
week in the Hinton News.
Arts and Crafts Festival
Announced
The 1990 Appalachian Arts and
Crafts Festival, sponsored by the
Beckley.Raleigh County Chamber of
Commerce, will be held Aug. 24, 25
and 26 at the Raleigh County Ar-
mory-Civic Center.
Approximately 150 artisans and
craftspeople are scheduled to par-
ticipate.
This year's festival will feature a
Gallery of Appalachian Arts with
works in oil, watercolor and pen-
and-ink, as well as photography, on
display.
Craft demonstrations are sched-
uled to include candlemaking, weav-
ing, woodcarving, blacksmithing,
and the making of stained glass,
wooden toys, musical instruments
and leather goods.
Free musdcal entertainment will
be provided and foods and snacks
will be on sale.
Hours are Fri. and Sat. 10 AM to
10 PM, Sun. 10AM to 6 PM. Admis-
sion is $2.50 for adults, $2.00 for
senior citizens and students. Special
tour rates are available on request.
For more information, call the Beck-
lay-Raleigh County Chamber of
Commerce at 252-7328.
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 corn-
munity through the many programs
the American Legion supports.
Any one interested in helping to
reactivate the Cook Beasley Fan"
Post American Legion in Hinton call
Charles Skid•ore. Phone 466-5090.
A meeting will be set up soon for
veterans interested.
SINGING IN THE Tues. Aug. 7, 1990 Hi•ton News - 5
MOUNTAINS GOSPEL SING
The Annual Summersville Gos-
palSingwillbeheldAug. 10,11,and
LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE
12th. The event is held at Sum-
NOTICE OF TRU S 8ALE
mersville Music Park, Summersville, vmxmmmm, I.
W.Va. Exit from Rt. 19 on to Rt. 41 und moVmdofTru e md L n.G m-
North at traffic light (McDonald's -au Du uun.G m U,m ,eehdoed.t
trnet was a~mmnd by Canndl A. B--kslman ~ Ju4y
Restaurant). Then 11/2 miles, p. s~,~u~ m wifo, ~ ~ ~ i. ~-t~
Oc~ 22, lMa#md is mewdnd in the Summers
Among the many performers Countyclerk'sOf~einTt~mtDnedBnek18QatPqe
scheduled to appear are: The Primi- isend is in the amount of ]For~, The•mad Nine
Hundred Dollar. ( t4o~oo,co); repem that dab•It
rive Quartet, Inspirations, The hav~mgbnanmad•in~lmymente/'thsnetosand
obilpt~erm am sacumd by the eforsneid deed of ~
Spencer Family, Florida Boys, The und .ndonqmdtmotouha heanr.qmt.d
Better Way Quartet, McGlothlins, t ws h oftham a tims
secured by mid d~ of truer ou tod~ I v/dl o~or for sale
Dixie Melody Boys, The Singing .t licu untot hi#,otb tw.tth. r t
Cookes, The Hoppers, Sorrow Faro- of the s =ers c.unty In Xinton,
Summers County, WV, on the ~5 day ofA~ 19g0,
ily, The Easter Brothers, Liberty .t th. he-r of of
Quartet, Spearsmans, The Bishops, or w le of Impm U
thereunto bdunsin~, ~ttmto in Taloutt District of
Brighter Side, McKameys, Doyle S,mm county, WV.mo rt dm da.
Lawson & Quicksilver, The Lester foil=
ALL that ceetoin nml eel•to situate in Tttlcott
Family, Christian Quartet, Hayes DIstrict, SummereCounty, WV, eontolnlN[inthe88
Family, Hilda Perry (TV Ch. 4), smptto s8a,d mm or e,d
adjoining the hmd fro'mealy owned by William T.
Redeemed Quartet, The Gospel Tide, Plumley. jr., Gemlps Roach, Georp Washington Heirs
Joy•ires, The Isacce, Lee Smith andJ k mm t d ham
FIRST:. A tract containing 43 !/2 8cm8, moro of
Singers, Singing Echoes, Sheppard less.
Brothers, The Pattens, Chuck Wagon SECOND: A tract ¢ontsining 12 acres, mote or
Gang, Stanley Family, Mountain l.,,
THIRD: A tree• mntaininl 21 ~m and 32 pal•.
Four. Singing Servants. The Re- =o o ise
FOURTH: A tmcr ~ntoining 12 scrst, more or
deemers, The Principles, The Suttle ,...
Family, The Disciples, Living Wa- And ~ is ~. ~,w*d a ,~t of,~y.
tar, Blue Ridge Quartet, The Acord AND BEING the mmemsl satatomrtv ItmJunt
Curtail A. B~k~man and Judy P. Boek~man, his
Family,and others ......... wif.. by of V-,-M G --Ht
The hours are Fri. I0 a.m. - 12 andLan C /mmott.h hu nd,dat IO ahorgth.
l~88,ofr~ecdin the SumammCotmty clerk's oi~sa In
midnight, Sat. 9 a.m. - 12 midnight, ~ auk mut png~ ~s.
Sun. 9:45 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Singing is REJq~ZNCE Is Jw.l~sy mad* to --id dud,
continuous each day. and all prior doedsofeanvey~nce of~id rssd satoto far
• more particular &meripti~ of mid Im'o~ety, any
Free rampingis available. No dogs eumu eats, and right• of 8nd all pertinent put.
or pets and no drugs or alcohol per-
THIS SALE IS MADE subjezt to such easements,
mitted. Food is available. Be sure to rssarvutlon und ngremmto ,,
bring lawn chairs. There is shelter •nd .t In
in case of rain. Security 24 hours a i,i idmlo t
TERMS OF SALE: Cash in hand on day of ale and
day. subject to tmum for the year 1990 and for all oubm.
For Information Call: (304) 872- quentyaltrs.
DAVID L. PARMER, Tasks
3145. HNA . 7, ]4,
Announces
Cheri Haag
:;:::::::::::::::: :
Loretta Budd
After a nearly two month long WV, and a graduate ofOhio Univer-
experiment, WVVA-TV in Bluefield sity with a Bachelor's degree in
has formally announced a change in communications.
theiron airlineup. Veteran reporter/ Haag has been replaced at 11 by
anchor Cheri Haag has been pro- NewsCenter 6 reporter Loretta
meted to managing editor, and re- Budd. Buddjoined the team in July,
porter Loretta Budd has been moved 1989, coming from ABC an affiliate
uptoproducerandanchorofWVVA's in Kirksville, Missouri. oretta's
NewsCenter 6 Tonight at 11 pro. anchoring experience in the Mid-
=It started back in the first week west, and a solid year offield report-
of Juneasanexperiment,'saidNews ing for us made her the ideal choice
Director Bill Huffman, "but it's for the job, according to Huffman.
workedsowell we decidedtomakeit "There are lots of people in televi-
permanent." siGn news who struggle with person-
As Managing Editor, Haag has ality on camera, but not Loretta.
assumed the operational responsi- Herwritingandreportingskillswon
bilities of WVVA News. "Cheri's a Lorettathejobin the first place. The
real natural," said Huffman. "She fact that she is one of the most natu-
knows our system probably better rally personable folks youql ever
than I do, and her news judgement is meet is just the icing on the cake.
excellent. It's easy to shift responsi- Budd is a Communications gradu-
bility when you have someone like ate of Northeast Missouri State
Cheri to take controlY University.
Haag is a native of Parkersburg,
"If I Were An Angel"
By: Steve A. Smith
Oh, only if I were an angel,
I would hold you with my wings
and keep you everlasting, through-
out all eternity. A cloud would be
your pillow and the stars would
be your light, I would give you
all my moonbeams to guide you
through the night. You would
walk on bouncy snowdrifts
and never feel .the cold, your
highways and your byways
would be ankle deep in gold.
Oh only if I were an angel, my halo
I would proudly give, to have you for
my very own, for as long as we beth
would live!
NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE
The undonil~ed Tnmtm, by vlrtu* of the •uthor-
I~ wm¢4d in Mm by that main dou¢l of mt egor utod
by I~DWARD RICHARD ~ JR. and SUSAN
~ hiswtf~ to tha undersigned Trustee,
the 8~M clay of N~emhor, 1989Jmd of record in
th00f~e~ of that•st Doud Book 128 at page 137, and
wh/sh t|'tl~t ~ w88 ~l,~lm to ~ •ha payment o f =
emqmln neim therein doorribnd, the mid I~rtles having
~k~kMM in the Im~ment of mid nets, and the under*
dpnd ha~hean mq~ by thehenefldary the~
m tedeb
NOW, ~, L P~RRY R. MANN, Trus-
t4~ will pressed t~ eedi ~t public suction to the highest
blddor at b~t I~font do~" of •ha Com'thoum of Summere
County. Hi•ton, Wmt Virsinla, on the 17th day of
Atqpmt, 1900, at the hour of I0:00 A A~J., the following
dmmAhad ml store dttmto in Greonbrler District,
Summers C4mnty, Wmt Virginia, with all the appurte-
thm~t~ b~nglng, and more imrticularly de-
PARCEL NO. 10, ~toinin8 6.6 scrss, more or
I~ l~nml No. 15 m~alnt~ 8.5 acre, ~,eept/ng,
however, Um pmrtkm ofl~rc,l No. 13 lying on the east
side d the lmmmmt read; topth~ with the old mad
rijht o(w~, as shown on the he•in•fret mentioned E.
W. IAI~ Farm ump, sem~nd to Diamond and Jewell
Wood, by Nito Durham end Alfred Durham, h& hue,
band, by ~ dot~ the ~Rh day ~ August, 1949, and
of ~ In the ~ of the Clerk of the County Court
o4rlk~am~'s C@unty, W~Vlrgtnla, in ~ Bouk 84 at
~ that imrtion ofPareal Ne. 14 ~veynd to the
mid Nlt~ Durham mad Alfred Durham, her husband,
by the 8boys memUoned Diamond Woad •rid Jewell, his
wif~ by the last ahew mantloned dmd of re¢oN in the
aforeneid Clm*k's offSsa In Deed Book 84 at pese 39 (
helng an m©ehange of pt.opertles);, and all of Parcel No.
12 containing 19.6 acts•, with the exception of 3 acres
of real mtoto, m ss'lem, conveyed to Orby A. llicks
by Nlto Durham and A]fl'ed Durham, her husband, in
Dned Beok Sl at ~ge 478. The real estate hereby
oonveyed eontoins 8 urn, more or less, and said
Imn~ls of rnel estate are more fully d~ribed on the
map and i~un of tha E. W. Lllly Farm, of record in the
aforesaid Clerk's omsa in Deed Book 74 at pale 233,
• ~'~ to which map is hem had f~¢• more complete
d~e~tien of the real mtoto hereby cenveyed.
AND BEING the same property conveyed unto the
mid Edvmrd Blchard liuyor, Jr. and Susan Diane
Huyss', his wifo.fl'om AII~ J. Stone and Goraldinc
Strum, his wifo, by druid datod November 3, 1989. and
in the Offiec of the Clerk of the County Court,
of ~umlmt~ County, Welg VIrgini•. in Deed Book 165
at pep 88&
TERMS OF SALE: Cash in hand on day of sale.
Given under my hand this 17th day of July, 1990.
PERRY E. MANN
HN July 31, Aug. 7
LEGAL NOTICE
ORDER OF PUBLICATION IN
PARTITION
CJrsuit COURTOF Summers COUNTY, WEST
VI~GINIA BONNIE GILL MCGU[RE and CARMEN
MCGUIRE, her hu~nd, JOHN GILL and TAMMY
GILL, his wife PetiUoners vs. ROGER FOX, widower
of Janiee Gill Fox, dseeamd, JEFFREYFOX and
LOR~ FOX, his wife, MICHAEL FOX, single, LISA
FOX PITZER. and TOMMY PrI~ER. her htmhend,
RO~ FOX, JR., single, heirs of Janice Gill Fox.
BERNICE GILL HARTWELL •nd ROGER
HARTWELL, her hudmnd, BILLY R. GILL and
8FA~NE OILI~ his wife, 8~IERRY GILL WILLS and
RuasI~J~WILLS, her hnehand, DOTTIEG1LL GRAY
• nd CURTIS GRAY, her hmdmnd, WANDA GILL
FARGO and DALE FARO0, her hu,~end R4mpon-
dent&
Civil Actlon N~ V0-P.100
The ebj~t oftha ~ antltled 8otis• is to par•i-
tlen sman~ them enUtlnd thereto the following de-
scHb~ lands of which said Arnold Gill died sei~d
in•sat•to:
Certo|n ml egato eitnato in Greenbrier Rural
Distrkt~ Sums• County, West Virsinia, containing
app~dmatoly 19.8 •am. more particularly described
in the petition of •cord in t~e Circuit Clerk's ofllce.
It appeari~4 by •ffidavit filed in this action that
Bid Wa~ Gill l~tqlo and Dale Far~o, her huN~md
• rs mmreaidonto of the State of West Virginia; that
the~ am e¢ may be psr~ns other than those named
above us INantiff•nd defendant- whe are heir* of said
Arnold Gill and In~ in said lands, whom names
amtmknown to•ha plaintiff, and who are made parties
to the mml~•int filed in this aetlen by.general
dossrtption of Unknewn dole•do nts; it is o~e~d thit
neeh ~tham do serve up~ David L. Parser; plaintiffs
attorney, wh~ 8dd~le Be• 39, Hi•ton, WV 2596 I,
an •neww ~ other dofonsa to the eomplsint filed in
this action on or b~om 8~temher 4, I~0, otherwise
jucl/ment by de~ult will he token apinot them •t any
time thema/~ar. A mpy of said compl•int can he oh-
totnnd from the undorstSned Clerk at his office.
E~tensd by the clerk of.mid Court Au~st 3, 1990.
F~ith M. ~r
Clerk of Court
HN Aug. 7, 14, 21
LEGAL NOTICE
FIDUCIARY NOTICE
The annual mr•lament fee Kenneth Kinaid as
CommittN for Besa Cortez and Rebert C•rter are now
bofore me~
The final sattlemont for Robert Cart~ (da4utased)
le m before m~
GivWl under my hand this 30th day of July, lt~0.
Ruth Noble
PIducia~ 8Ulmrvimr
HN Aug. 7, 14
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In 32 Yearn
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