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BOBCAT FOOTBALL The Hinton Bobcats were defeated 14-0 by the Independence Partriots last Firday. Hinton's record is now 0-2 for the season and next Friday at 7:30 pm at the Summers County Athletic Field they will play Poco- hontas County, who were defeated by West Preston 36-14. The Bobcats have yet to score in the eight quarters of play. With ninety yards of penalties in the first half against Independence all scor- ing opportunities were stopped. Running back Rich Lytle was taken from the game with a knee injury early in the first half. Lytle carried the ball only four times with eight- een yards rushing. Steven Brown, the Bobcat quarterback, made sev- eral good runs and also several good passes completions, but again Bob- cat penalties would stop the drive. " -During the game the Bobcats lost four fumbles and one interception to the Patriots. Bobby Fox, a starter for the Bobcats suffered a bruised ,~ _neck and was transfered to the hos- pital by ambulance. The outlook for both Fox and Lytle to play in next Friday nights game against Poco- hontas County is doubtful. Leading tacklers for the Bobcats were Matt Lilly with 11 and Matt Rocles with 10 tackles, leading rusher was Eric Prazier. Ron Pack and Matt Lilly both recovered an Inde- pendence fumble. The Varsity Cheerleaders will be sponsoring a pep rally for the Poco. hontas County game Thursday, Sept. 6, at 7 pm at the old Central play- ground and asks everyone to please attend. HINTON LADY CATS Hinton Lady Bobcats completed in the St. Mary's Tip-off Classic over the weekend. This tournament fea- tured three of the top teams in Double A and one Single A team. In the first game the Lady Cats were defeated by Wheeling Central 94-51. Kim Wynes played 22 min- utes and scored 20 points to lead the Lady Cats. Kim Gore suffered a dislocated kneecap and did not compete in the tournament. In the second game Hinton was defeated by Burch 70-53. Wynes had 25 points and Kristen Keaton added 17. Hinton now 0-2 for the season will play at Shady Spring, Tuesday, Sept. 4 at 7 pro. The Lady Cats first home game will be Sept. 11 at 7 pm against Greenbrier Weet. JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL The HintonJr.High Football team will play their first game Sept. 6, 7:30 pm at Meadow Bridge. The Talcott Jr. High Football team "4~Will~ also begin play Sept. 6, 7:30 at Rupert. Both Talcott and Hinton teams will have their first home games on Sept. 13 in a double header at the Summers County Atletic Field. Talcott and Renick'Will play at 6 pm and Hinton and Stoco at approxi- mately 7:30 pro. LOW Price! SCHOOL MENU Week of Sept. 5 Thru 11 BREAKFAST Wed, Sept. 5 Fruit or Juice, Waffle,Pancake or French Toast (cooks choice), Butter & Syrup, Milk, Dry Cereal. Thurs. Sept. 6 Fruit or Juice, Breakfast Pizza, Milk, *Dry Cereal. FrL Sept. 7 Fruit or Juice, Mozarel]o Cheese, Toast, Milk, *Dry Cereal. Mon. Sept. 10 Cooks Choice**. Tues. Sept. 11 Fruit or Juice, Donut, Milk, • Cinnamon Toast. LUNCH Wed. Sept. 5 Hot Dog w/School Made Chili, Slaw, Baked Beans, Peaches, Milk. Thurs. Sept. 6 Taco Salad, Corn, Jello w/Fruit, School Made Cookies, Milk. FrL Sept. 7 Hamburger on Bun, Lettuce & Tomato, Carrot Sticks, French Fries, Fruit, Milk. Mort. Sept. 10 COOKS CHOISE *. Tues. Sept. II Baked Fish or Fish Pattie, Scal- loped Potatoes, Green Pepper Rings, Rolls, Applesauce - Milk. SUPPORT GROUP The Multiple Sclerosis Support Group will meet Sept. 10, from 6-8 PM at the Western Sizzlin Steak House in the Beckley Plaza Shop- ping Center. Everyone is welcome. For more information call Linda Vei d at 255-0122 or 1-800-545-BCIL. Tues. : .::2 .+ :::i:i:i HINTON R. T. ROGERS/13YRS BABE RUTH. 1st row (L to R): Bat Boy Derrick Martin, Mark Cyrus, Chris Houchins, Tim Trout, Corey Lambert, I4L C. Claypoole, Jody Gwinn, Rob Goins. 2nd row: Mgr. Joe Goins, Coach Ralph Trout, Lee Whitten, Damon Mills, Donald Martin, Chad Meador, Shaven Conner, Joe Blankenship, Greg Reed, Coach Gary Anderson. Not pictured Michael Yancey. IIII 1990 DISTRICT 3 BABE RUTH CHAMPION AND RUNNER UP 1990/ 13YRS OLD STATE BABE RUTH. 1st row (L to R): Chris Itouchins, K. C. Claypoole, Corey Lambert, Tim Trout, Rob Goins. 2nd row: Shawn Conner, Mark Cyrus, Jody Gwinn, Joe Blankenship, Brad Wykle, Michael Yancey. 3rd row: Mgr. Joe Goins, Itelper Bobby Conner, Coach Gary Meador, Donald Martin, Chad Meador, Greg Reed, Eric Jefferies, Coach Gary Anderson, Helper Ralph Trout. III II Sept. 4, 1990 Hlnton News - 5 ATTENTION: ALL RETIRED SCHOOL EMPLOYEES CORRECTION: The 1990-91 membership duesare now being accepted by the Summers County Assodation of Retired School Employees. State dues are $5.00 annually. County dues are $2.00 annually. CORRECTION: Associate membership is open to anyone interested in education. Associate dues are: State dues $5.00 annually and County dues are $2.00 iannually. :::::: i::: i!!/:: i;i~ase makechecks payable to: S A R S E and mail to Marilyn Faulkner, 202 Riverside Drive, Hinton, W. Va. 25951. Doris Yates - Membership Chair- iman Clara Burton - Co- Chairman. KINDERGARTEN OPEN HOUSE Jumping Branch Elementary Kindergarten open house will be held on Wednesday, Sept. 5th at 1:30. All parents please try to attend. This open house is at Jumping Branch Elementary only. UI I EACH CAN GOLDEN QUIK NATURE'S PiCK - 46 OZ. FRUIT VALLEY - 16 OZ. CAN GOLD LEAF - 21 OZ. MORNIN' GEMS - 18 OZ BOX RALSTON - REGULAR or UNSALTED I03~ OZ. OVEN BEST - 5 LB. BAG SELF RISING QUICK TIME RANCH HOUSE 24 OZ. CAN QUAL PAK - 42 OZ. 32 OZ. BOX I GINGER EVANS 16 OZ. ,~ BOX , ~# W CAN ASSORTED FLAVORS -- B OZ. CTN. LOW Price! Low Price! MORNING DELIGHT 28 OZ. BOX 8CT. PKG. III I EL CHARRITO 7V, OZ. BOX 7.5 OZ. TUBE II I no, :99o We reserve the rigfit to limit a~l qU(l~titiel. i~m$ mOy not be m, oilal~ in oll IocclCiOns. M WKCOM! MAPLE RIDGE -- 24 OZ. III I III I II III I • Perso O cks (For Anx~nt of I~) • Food Sta, q)s • urer Coupons COUNTRY BRAND MON.-SAT. 9am-9pm J SUIDA¥ , 1o - j I I PKG.