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VARSITY FOOTRAI
The Hinton Bobcats were defeated
by the Greenbrier West Cavaliers
Friday by a score of 18 - 0. West is
rated one of the top teams in AA this
year.
The Bobcats played with the
Cavaliers for throe quarters only
beingbehindby 6 points. West scored
twice in the fourth quarter to final-
ize the score.
I noticed that West used several
players against HJnton and gradu-.
ally wore them down. Quarterback
Steve Brown was injured in the first
half and did not see action in the
second half. Hinton's line led defen-
sively by Bobby Fox with 11 tackles,
Tracy Richmond, Erie Frazier and
Matt Redes each with 10 held the
Cavaliers at bay.
The Cavaliers seemed to pass the
ball at will against Hinton's secon-
dary. Grog Carr recovered a fumble
for the Cats.
The Cats are now 2-4 on the sea-
son and will not play this week.
They have two weeks to prepare for
their homecoming against Richwood.
We are hoping the time off will help
Rich Lytle and Steven Brown get
over their injuries and get ready for
the next game.
FOOTBALL
Hinton Bobcats JV Team played
Peterstown Sept. 24 at Peters&own.
Final score was 20-13 in favor of
Peterstown. Hinton's score came
from a 70 yd. pass to Eric Mann from
Charlie Jordan. Jordan threw a
strike of thirty yards and Mann ran
for 40 more for a touchdown. J.W.
. Ward kicked the extra point. Dale
Pack also scored on a 22-yd run for
the Bobcats. Yesterday they played
Liberty.
Hinton Jr. High Bobcats played
two games last week. Monday, at
home, the Bobcats beat Trap Hill 18
to 12. This is the first game Trap
Hillhaslost in two seasons. Hinton's
scores were by Donald Martin on a 2-
point safety with aquarterback sack,
Jemar Ford had a 42-yd. run for a
touchdown ands&great block from
Jason Pack to free.
Ford ran for the point after Chad
Meador had a 10-yd run for the 2nd
touchdown. Ford threw a pass to
Tom Honaker for the two-point con-
version, leading tacklers: Chad
Meador, Jason Pack and Chris Pat-
7th & 8th LADY BOBCATS
The Hie&on 7th and 8th grade
Lady Bobcats Basketball Team
raised their record to 4 and I on the
season with a 34 to 15 victory over
Mercer Christian Academy. The
Bobcats took control early by grab-
bing a 19 to 0 lead after one period.
Kristi Clark contributed 5 points in
the quarter, followed by Lindsay
Keaton, Heidi Bragg, Jennifer Smith
with 4 points and Beth Farley with
2.
In the 2nd quarter Hinton re-
ceived scoring from Crystal Yancey,
Faith Partner, Jess|ca Meadows, and
Tonya Allen in route to a 26 to 3
halRime lead.
In the third quarter two different
Lady Bobcats provided offense as
Sharon Kessler and Shawna
Richmond led Hie&on. Mercer got 4
points each from Sharah Wilkersen
and Angie Burdette to make the score
28 to 11.
The final quarter of action saw
Crystal Yancey, the games leading
scorer with 6 points lead Hinton's
offense along with Beth Farley.
Hinton in capturing the victory only
turned the ball over 12 times as
point guards Mika Meadows, Erin
Cox, and Kristi Clark all did a good
job of running the Hinton offense.
7th & 8th LADY BOBCATS
WIN FIVE IN A ROW
Lindeay Keaton scored nine points
in two quarters of play to lead the
Hinton 7th and 8th grade squad.to
their fifth consecutive win as they
downed Gap Mills 27 to 19. Round-
ing out the Hinton scoring was
Sharon Kessler with 5, Kristi Clark
and Jennifer Smith with 4s Heidi
Bragg and Jessica Meadows with 2,
and Erin Cox with 1. The Bobcats
were led in rebounding by Lindsay
Keaton and Erin Cox with 5 each.
Hinton (5-1) will play four games
this week including a rematch at
home on Tuesday at 4:30 with the
Groenbrier 7th and 8th graders who
handed Hinton their only loss of the
season 27 to 25. Also, Wed. Hinton
travels to play unbeaten Fayettev-
ille and Thursday at 4:30 they will
host Talcott.
HINTON - 14, 16, 5, 5-27
GAP MILI - 0, 4, 11, 4-19
HINTON ROLLS OVER
PETERSTOWN
The Hinton Jr. High Lady Bob-
rick each had 8. Roger Adkins and cats raised their record to 4 and 1
Randy Meader had fumble recover- with an easy 59 to 17 win over Peter-
ies. stown Jr. High. The Lady Bobcats
In the 2nd game, Thursday night, had abalancedattackas Joetta Cales
Hinton Jr. High were beaten by (14), Tabitha Lilly (12), and Farrah
Ronceverte 28-8. The Hinton score Lilly(ll)all scoredin double figures
came on a run by Jason Pack of 87 andJanetteYoppchippedin9points.
yds. The extra point was a pass from Farrah Lilly was the games leading
Jemar Ford to Tom Honaker. The rebounder with 9, while Sharon
Jr. High will play Thursday against Yopp, JanetteYopp, andFarmhLilly
Talcott at 1:30 p.m. Talcott J. H. combined for 12 steals in the con-
game last week against Gap Mills test.
was cancelled. The BobcatsoutscoredPeterstown
SPORTS in every quarter and held a 31 to 2
BROADCASTER lead at the half. For the contest the
PREDICTIONS Bobcats controlled the boards and
Bluefield - Mount View/ Joe, forced the Lady Pirates to turn the
Wayne, Roger: Mount View. ball over 46 times. This was a key
Oreenbrier East - Oak Hill/Joe,
Wayne, Roger: GE.
Beckley . Capital/Joe, Wayne,
Roger: C.
Greenbrier West - Webster Co3
Joe, Wayne, Roger: GW.
Indepence - Pace/Joe, Wayne,
Roger: Ind.
factor in the victory as Hinton shot
only 34% from the floor and 45%
from the free throw line.
HINTON - 17, 16, 18, 8-59
PETERSTOWN - 2, 0, 7, 8-17
HINTON 63 GAP MILLS 22
The Jr. High Lady Bobcats raised
their record to 3 and I on the season
Midland Trail - Fayetteville/Joe, with an easy victory over Gap Mills
Wayne, Roger: MT. Sept. 25. Hinton started slowly but
Shady Spring- Nicholas Col Joe, managed to grab a 12 to 6 lead after
Wayne, Roger'. NC. one quarter of play. In the second
MeadowBridge-Buffalo(P)/Joe, period Hie&on pulled away as Ta-
Wayne, Roger: B. hi&ha Lilly scored 8 of her game high
Peterstown - Union/Joe, Wayne, 20 points and Jane&to Yopp added 6
Roger: P. p~nts to lead Hinton to a 28 to 11
Princeton - Scott/ Joe, Wayne, halt&|me lead.
Roger: P. Farrah Lilly scored 7 third quar-
Last week each had 7 right while terpointsinhelpingHinton outscore
missing 2. They missed the Bobcat Gap Mills 16 to 3 to hold a 44 to 14
- Groenbrier West Game picking lead niter throe periods. In the final
Hinton; and Liberty . Clearfork, period of play the Lady Bobcats re-
picking Clearfork.
Sandstone moved its record to 2
wins and 1 loss with a 53 to 35 win
over Gap Mills at Gap Mills. Sand-
stone was in control from the start
with Lori Sharer scoring 24 pts and
Robin Williams making 13 pts.
Michele Gwinn added 8 pts. Sand-
stone was lead in rebounding by
calved some explosive offensive play
from 7th grader Lindeay Keaton as
she went 4 for 4 from the floor and
scored 8 p nts in only three min-
utes of play. Freshman Melisea
Rollysen also chipped in five points
in this quarter in helping Hinton
clo out the 63 to 22 victory.
HINTON - 12, 16, 16, 19-63
Tues. Oct. 2, 1990 Hinton News - 7
Topping, James & Rohert Jr. & J 8par~e Let 14 A w 2.01 Az, Bi| Cresk 953.73
Topping, James & Rohert Jr & J 81Nmce IAt I A or 2.01Ac, Ri| Cr~k 163.12
Topping, James & Rohert Jr & J 8pete Lot | B w IL41 A¢, DiS Creek 152.19
Topping, Jam~ & Robert Jr & J ~ 2 Ac, Big Crs~ 182.54
Topping, James E 2,03 A¢ er Parool 14 B, Bi| Crk 19.90
Topping, James E 2 A~, Big Crsak 19.90
Toppinig, JemesRubortJr&JSpenceJr 2 ~, Ri| Creskar LOt 13A 179.04
Topping, James Rohert Jr & J Spence Jr ~L62 A¢ w p,tt,,esl 4 A, Big Crk 140.22
Tu~r, Robert A. 0.9483 As, Big Cresk 24.74
LEGAL NOTICE Wade. Steve & Helena Peinatein 40 As, Powlny, Crmk 32.49
ORREN ~ DleTRic'r
Brooks, Raymond R & Nora164 A¢ (Off & Gas), Lick Creek 18.94
NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE Creel, c raid v A c,rol J.n u & 7 A,. Laml crne s0.e4
Tale netlee that a 1984 Ford Bron~ Serial # Gwtnn, IlarleyC& Sad|eL 7.42A¢,HumpMtn 329.60
, IPMBUI4SII~.rB90g06, whkh has ~ rape&mad Hubbard, Billy E • Sharon20 A¢, l~'u~ Crank 19.78
bY rsamn efd~attlt In the terms efrsta~tion ef Utla et Mige, Car| Richard & M~chsal Wnyrm
lion ln~tmment, will be offerad for esla and mid at "Life, Vent, Juan|Ca Misa" 80 Ae, Lick Creek Water* 149.74
pub~r auction tothe highest blddarae provh~dbylaw Phelps, Stuart • ChHstlne & Etala 90 Ac & 80 PMes, Laurel Cl~mk E6.97
Mercer Christian Academy by grab.at 10:30 AM ~ the 13th day of Octoher, 1900 at the Tuck, FrankUne D Jr & L~onom C 16'/As, Wallow Hole Mtn (Mln) 19.10
Ml~|premim~ThePir~t Natlonell~nkofHinton JUMPING BRANCH DflrrRICT
bing a 21 to 0 lead al'~er one quartsr $21 Temple St Hinton, WV unlom lxinr to &be said Begs, Allan | Ae, Whit~Oak Mm 12.76
of play. The Lady Bobcats then mlo, the amount now due lo lmtd to the undorMigned, Harmon. DsnialAEve 4Ac. ShndKneb, llT 131.02
plus storsge and keeping of---me. Jackson, Donald K 3 At, Little e|uest4m 302~
increased that lead to 33 to 6 by~he undet.~ rm~vm the dight to bid in the -Jon., Richard O II ~.07 As, old ~h4mt bidig, Ileme . 104).116
auctl~, and to puroha~ Ken&on, Charles R 9 Ac. Beth Run "MIn" 10.72
halftime. Tabitha Lilly, Janette natodthiatlutlstdayefOeteim¢.l~90.Lilly. BobbyO•Miidrsdl SAc. MadamsCrmk ~M$~
Yopp, Farrah Lilly, Joetta Ca]es,RiekD. me~tm, C~l,~enMO~L Lilly.B~bbyO&Miidmdl IAc144Poles, M~lamagrwk 8.82
and Cheryl Cooper all provided the HSO~ 2,9 Lilly. Rebert F 500 AC M/L. Plot T~p'MIn" 25.42
McHugh, Ray Warren • Evelyn P/O let ~S, Madams Cmoh I0.02
offense for Hi nton while ShamnYopp LEGAL NOTICE pack,u J'Li .'&Mare aJ,
James D Lilly 3.26 Ae, Jumplnig Branch 17.92
dished out four assists and pickedNOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE Mmdor, SherryE 0.91Ae, JumptnsBmnoh 529.~4
up three steals. In the second half Takenetiestbeta1972ASMCamper, whiehhas Pauley, RandallLoe&KaronLynne Lot 27 or 3.03 Ac, liTO~kRidp
s/n -Serf 122.38
Hinton's bench came through as been ~pomumsed by resson ofdefeult in the terms of Patrick, ThomasSr lAcerLetl00xl00x400xl041 92.76
reCent|an of title er lien instrument, will be offered fer Phlegnr, Wands Mae 1/4 Ae. ~trseter ~khml, IAI, Ri~n 17,82
Andrea Crook, Meliesa Rollyson, and ale and add at public auction te the hligheet biddar as Spade, Chrtstiun L & Amanda R L4t &- 1 or 1 ~1 ~ "Sad', Cad~.
by law at 90:.30 AM on the 131h day of
nlal Msner Esta~s 46.57
Jennifer Smith all got into the seer- (ktob~, 1990 at &be following prorate: The Pirst Na. Stokes, J W I~t 81 er 1.02 Ae, Cottage Ae 28.48
ing column. Farrah Lillly was the floral Rank ~ U~n 321 Vempie S~. mn~, wV
Weikle, Danny • Sumn 1 let, Cave Ridge 10.24
unlam paler to the said sale, the amount new due is
PWE~iMM DlffrRIC'P
games leading scorer with 13 points, paid te the undersigned, plus ot4~qre and kespinig of Blankenship, Gentld R & Nova L~t Pipestem Creek lit 32,83
followed by Tab|the Lilly with 12, sam~heundersignedraeervesthariighttobidtnthe CamereN, DorotbyJane LotC, SunVall~L~ke 38.11
and Joetta Cales with 10. Sharon ,~tion.and~pur~ha~ Hatcher, JerkieR• MargyAnn O.728Ae, FtpestomWat~n 092.48
Wilkerson led Mercerin scoring with Da~d this tbe lit day of October, 1990. Land Of Cauaan Vacation Resort, inc 42.633 Ac, $immot~s Perk 386.84
Rick D, Bier/no, Collection MID'. Land Of Canaan Vacation Resart, lee 16.68 Ac, Pil~etem Crsuk 1,022.06
Loafer, Larry S A¢ 19.10
10 points in the contest. Farrah HNOet. 2,9 Lyon, Cietis PtpestemWatars, lAC40J'~les I~75
Lilly and Joetta Cales each had 9 Lyon, Cletis Lot 2. Sac B, I'ipe~tem liT • Bait58.06
Lyon, Cletio Lot 3, S~ I|, Thempesn l)ivlelon 73.91
rebounds in the contest for Hinton. Lyon, Clotis Lot 4, ~x l|,Thum~mn OM~ion 14.$7
The Jr. High Lady BObcats raised LEGAL NOTICE La., pal.• Loi. 9 Ac. nC.
Stokes, James W Jr • Dorio S 9 Ac, Pipestem Waters (KOA Ridg) 6&1.~
their record to 2 and 1 on the season Tes~rman, Gary • Pamela I A~. PIp~tem Waters 17.52
but are still struggling at the free NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE T.terman, Gary • Pamela 0,50 A¢, Pip~tem Waters 19.96
Take notice that a 1982 Buick Regal Serial • TALCOI~ DISTlIICq'
throw line where they only shot 19%IG4AJ47AGCB201393, which bee bean ropes&sad AMPM Of So&men County; Bank of
against Mercer. Improvement in by default in the terms of retention of title st" lien White Sulphur Springs "Trustees" 6 Ac, Tunnel I1[[i 10~d~/.~
inetrumant, will be offered for sale and mid at public Baldwin, Paul Owen & Sabrona P/O lot 15 & 1,6, Airport lime ~;.98
this area is essential to the success auction to the highest bidder as provided by law at Benton, William P • Donna S Lots 42-43, Airport IIomes 81I) 42.34
of this team according to Coach 10:~0 AM on the 13th day of October, 1990 at the Berk]oy, Grace I'/O lot, m:h~l beusa 38.70
followlng premisa~ First National Bank ofHinto~ 321 Be~'kloy, Grace 86 Ac 14 1~4~, (~r River 47.97
Wayne Ryan. 'Tou can't win close Tmnplo St. Hinton, WV unless prior to the mid sale, Basham, Wands Irate 42.43, Airport |lenma &l) 42.34
games|f you don't make free throws,~ tbe amount now due is paid to the undersigned, plua Berklcy, A Ashby 8.27 A¢, Gbr River, *Surf• Min" 225.26
&rage and keeping of same. BcrkJey, O Ashbey 2 Ac 62 Poles, IA 6, Near |~wm
he said. The undersigned reserves the fight to bid in the Berkley, 0 Aohbey Spri~igs 27.86
Berkley, 0 Ashhey | IL I Ae • 31 l'elmt, Lt4
HINTON - 21, 12, 12, 6-51 ,~tion, and to ptarchase. Berkley, 0 Ashbey Near Pence Springs IG.96
Dated this the let day of October, 1990. B~r~ey, 0 Ashbey 1 A¢ & 32 Poles, I.t 3, Ntmr
MERCER - 0, 6, 7, 6-19 rook D. Blovino, Collection MGR. Bcrkley, 0 Ashby I'enco tlpringo 18.96
The Hinton Lady Bobcats picked HN Oct. 2, 9 Berk]ey, O Ashby 12~ Poles, Lt I, Near Pence 8prlnge
12fi Poles, IA2, Near Pone& ~prge 21.19
up two victorieslast week. The vic. LEGAL NOTICE Berk]ey, OAshby 1,2Ac4| l'oi.,GbrRvr l/2intmin 12.96
tories over Liberty and Peteretown turkey, o Ashby 2 Ae ~.S paisa. W,ca Sp~, ~.~
increased their record to 6 wins and W. Va. STATE RETAIL ~r~ey. o Ashby _ 2~.v3 A~, Oar Rvr,'Surf • M n" ~9.~
3 losses. LIQUOR LICENSING BOARD B~r~oy, O Ashby 34 Ac 40 I'elwJ, Ghr Bvr 33.88
Bark]ey, 0 Ashby 31.805 Ac, Pence Springe $7.60
The final score against Liberty AND BarkJoy, o A~,y 24 Folsa. ~al~tt 2.74
Berk]cy, O Ashby 120 Poles. '[~tUmtt 14.73
was Lady Cats 89 - Liberty 35. ALCOHOL BEVERAGE Berkloy, O Ashby Lt ~O8.1 PL Obr River 14.87
Lead| ng scorers for Hinton were: CONTROL COMMISSIONER Bar~eyBerkleY'oOAshbyAShby Lt~ l-2-3,LtqU[llan98, ObrCnaq34dt°37.9312.78 "
Melanie Brumit, 16 pts. and Kristen NOTICE AND INVITATION Bor~ey, O Ashby Lt IS. G1~r 12.76 '
Keaton, 16 pts. Other Lady Cats in FOR BIDS FOR LICENSES BerkleyBarkley oO AshbyAshbY LiLt 96,17' GbrObr 12.7892'75
double figures were: Kim Gore, 15; FOR RETAIL SALE OF Bor~ey o Ashby Lt 160 Obr 14.87
Renee Livesay, 13 and Jan Lilly 10. LIQUOR Berk]ey,Berkley' oO AshbyAShby LtLtpt14'13,Obro~r 94.8714"87
This is the first game back from WITHIN THE STATE OF WEST Barkloy, OAshby P,v~t3•s'stri~.o~a,r 44.~
Berk]ey, O Athby 80 Poles, Gbr River 86.60
VIRGINIA Barldey, O Ashby I l,h 49xl62, Gbr Sl:~np 12.76
injury for senior Kim Gore. In only TAKE NOTICE that the State Retail Liquor Berk]ey, O Ashby I I,t 200 x Riverside 204.89
twoquarterofplayshehadlSpts,9 LieansingBnerdwtllrs¢eive SEALZDBmSand.~ Berkloy, OAshby 3Ac•LT. OIIR. BVR 200.66
rebounds, 4 assists and 2 blocked PiisatienaforClamAand/orCla~Blieeneesforretail Berkley. OAshby 29Ac, Cbr 26A2
liquor udsa Sickness which were r~ot awarded by the Bower, Rancid E • Deborah 0.50 Ac, Stoney Crpok 163.09
shots. ~.rd en Auigust 31, 9990, and/or which remain un- Celes, Clendon M • ShirLey 0 AC, M I'ale~, BIg need 253.48
In the second game of the week awarded~Thedaadiineferre¢eiptefbidsisJaneary 4, Caw, Sylvester & Maria Lie 1.2.3-4-5-~7.S, BIk 3 33.88
1991, at 3:00 p.m., Eastern Standard Time. Bids will Carl Sylvester & Marie Lts 10-1 !.!2-13-14.1G-18-17.t~
the score was Lady Cats 72 and be rues|red by mail ~ldresesd t~c 19-20, elk 4 33.88
Peterstown 26. Leading scorers in ~scc Licenses Carr, Sylvestcr O 18 A¢, Eq4e Bnmoh 31.01
Cart, Sylvm4er G & Marie Lie 10-1 i-92.13-14o I~k 9 54.1~
c/o West Viqpnia Alcohol Beverage Control Corn- Cook, Burl C & I"lerence L - Lt, Obf River 24.27
this game were Kim Robertson, 19 missioner Crawferd, Edna Mae Lie ~-23. Peml~dn Ad~hl ", .... 16.48
pts; Kim Gore, 16 pts and Kristen PmtOfl~eB~4047 Cr~wford Edna Mat ~.~_~.~Ll.'~tln.~ ................ .~....__'-~ ..J8.48
C)mtd~m, West Virginia 25304 Crawford, Edna Mac I,L 19. Pountain Addn 13.01
Keaton, 14 pts. Kim Gorealsehad9 or, by peens| delivery. Federal Express. Air- Crough, aupcrt E Jr & Anna Lts 14-|S, Sec l, Wsat Aldefesn ~.946
rebounds, 7 assists, and 10 steals, bo~e, Purolater Courier or other similar delivery Crouch, Rupert Eugene & Anna Ruth L'" 12-13,~k~ |,WestAIdenum 31.70
mrvi¢e to the Office ef the Wet& Virginia Alcohol Duncan, James Henry • Prances Marie Lt20, Airport llomes Add~ 41.71
Kim Robertson had 3 rebounds, 3 ~ Control Commissioner at 32270th Street, Duncan, James Ilenry & Frances MarteWesterly 1/2 It 21, Ah'p~t IlmsAdd 25.16
S.F-., Charisat~m, W~mt Virgin ia 25304, until 3:00 p.m., Farr, W R & Donrm J 0.~ Ac, Gbr Rvr 10.78
assists and 8 steals. E.S.T.,January4,1991.Thetimeanddeteofeachbid Parr, WR& DonnaJ 0.69Ac, GbrRvr 28.78
The latest report on all-starter ~ved oha|l he noted thereon by the Commiesioner, Garrett, Patrick & Marlene1 It, l~2x72x 144, Gbr Bvr 70.64
or hie duly authoriM agent. Failure to deliver or the Gillian, Curoy • Barbofa |,t.,l&2, J{ilidale2,11T ~9.11
Kim Wynes is she may be out for the non-receipt of a bid prior te the appointed date and Grehum, Edwin I1 & Lois Jene 1.92 Ac, Grifl3th Crt,~k 44.£45
remainder of the season with a hourforthermptkmofbideshali¢onotltutesufficient Ounter, CharlcsVenceJr&Tony~Ntml 0.51A¢,Obrl(vr, llT 78.16
re&on for the rejection era bid.
chipped ankle. The Lady Cats games Anyone wiohie4[ to receive pre-bid information Harvey, Dross & James Anthony 3/4 Ac, I lungurt~ Crk, Grg • lies 36.88
Ilcavy Structures Inc. lalend In Obr Rvr 33.88
this week are against Princeton ohouldwritetetheAiesholBaverageControlCommi~ llouchine, JohnQ. Jr,&ViektS P/OItal.2,GbrRvr 210.02
alonaratthe above addressby Nave&her30,1990. The Jones, Curtis L 0.50 Ac, Gbr, Lt i I, Orville
Tuesday at 1:30 pm and Beck]ey, htt~ of interest must include the name end tax Daniels l~idd 89.11
identifying numlmr of the business or individual, the
Thursday at 7 pm. Both home geese, ailing addre~ and telephone n um her, and t he ceunty Lilly, Carolyn J Lt 16, Willlam~ &q), Obr Rvr 17.82
Lilly, Carolyn J Lt ! 7, Gar IUver 29,97
GOLF er ceuntlu drip&croat. Tbla statement of interest may
Lilly, Carolyn J 20 Pt It, Gbr Rvr 11,96
a|m be mop&said by telephoning (304) 348.5326 Mann, Phiiiip Edwin Jr & Mary Ruth 0.54Ac, Ri|lks~ 167,75
Hinton High School Golf team Mondaythrou~Fridaybetweenthehoursof8:30a.m. McDanieis, LudindaAyers 22.0G~A¢,|lawardaBrslwh 140.60
participated in two matches last and 4.~O'p.m., Eastern Stsndard Time. McDaniels, Ludinda Ayers I Lt, 0fl49 A¢, Ilowsrds Bmaoh "10.78
week. The local golfers had good Anyonemcprsasinginteres~wiilbeprovidedinfor- Miller, JackieL•EugeneA Lt~8.GbrSprinp 15.27
matien regarding the remaining ltcenm and market Miller, Jackie L • Eugene Ai,t 10, Gbr River 20.1)7
showings. In Monday's match, held ,one, u men as pe~tblo. Persons who contacted Newton, Terry & BeveHy Lt i0, Williams &q) 68.01
at~_es,^m~.~^Oar~.,T obeW,,b~e~-,v '~ '~'~'~- " "--~ --a"" ~ previously and race|veda&he two.volume bid Newton, Terry• Beverly I,t II, Willtams~l) 68.01
lmakage will ramain enrolled to receiveaH suppiemen- Parker, Paul D & Lisa Geye 3.~ A¢, Eugie l|mnch liT ~m.~
shot an 88 for the low round from talinformatlon. Newlmr~gmsexpresoinginterest for I)enceSpringsAsm¢ietes 24A¢,EQPeles,(3br$11~l[rpr 110.35
Hinton. the first time will re~dve the original bid package and Pence Springs As&elates 47.7 Ac, Gbr Springs 241.06
Pence Springs Aamcia ton 39.6 Ac, Gbr Rvr 118.345
Greenbrier East won the 4-way the supplemental information. Pence Springs As~iat~ 28.2/175 As, I'omm $~ ~ ~.~1
All timely ~ wit| be opened at a meeting ef the Pence Springs As&elates 56.7 |~ 3@2.88
golf match, sto~, Ratoi] Liquor Licansing Bpsrd. 9n Acx.e~lance Porter, Charles Jr & Morion|an| L 80 Poles, Gbr Rivet 41.83
withW.V~Code60-3A-10,eachratailliceneswil]be Portor, CharlesJr&MerianianIL i It, ObrRvr 70.66
In Friday's match Hinton and awardedtothehiighestbldderwhomsatsthestatuterY Rngers, DebraLynn P/OIt~orlI,ElS~lR, Iigb~nd Hk10
Glen Rogers competed. Hinton was qualifications, unlms the bid is t~ected by the Board Scott, W P • Mayclo O 0.7 A~, ]lunl~rte Cmalt S.74
led by Tom Meadows with an 82 and ,, belnglned. .... Siera ry w • coroi s Lt 912. v, mada 4 .21
HARRY G. CAMPER, JR. Simmons. Charles D • Sharon Lt 23 BRn S/D, Obr Sprites iS.IO
Jamie Clark with an 83. Total team ALCOHOL BEVERAGE CONTROL" COMM[S- Simmone, ChariesD•Sharon Lte~l•~1.0brSpdr~l 47,~
81ONKR Sims, George Anthony Lt 177 or ~ A~, (~X~00) M.78
score was Hinton 344 and Glen HNOet.2 Smith.GlonF&OlmlMarte MPt$trtp, Tak~tt ~T2
Rogers 479. I~lt'~'¢'lP~t~' ' Steele. Christina L StClair. Jimmie J & B~bie ~1.238 A,. Orimth Cr~lc 12.86 Aeo P~mlla ~ldy 44.,48.~
Hinton had the top scorers LEGAL
IM ~/Iq,~l~,
Steele, Christine L 3 AC Pmrrdla Sddy 30.79
with Mark Fieshman, 88; Jeff Bal- LEGAL NOTICE OF Topping. James E • Donna K 0.14.4~, T~l~tt 9.06
Topping, James E & Denne K I.~ At; SiS Bend &l.0~
lengse, 91 and Jeff Moye, 93. STATE PROPERTY via James Edward - .~.BO3 As,~br River U.4S
Wilson, Marshe|l W & Pauline I. I~ Ac,'Airpert I lame Addn lit 10&tl
SALE OF STATE PROPERTY we|ford, shemy D & Catherina J I Lt, Gbr River 18,2"I
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA w.ten. • Borers K Lt !0. Ri,er
DEPARTMENT OF Wynes, Edwin ltlNTONILt. (,'~m~O~q~NI At, Tako~| 37.93
ADMINISTRATION w Form
Adkina, George W Lt 109, Ques~ Form ~.~7
nm DIvi~ M Pt~ch~fl~ Pr~NrlN Adkine, George W • Audrey Lt 82, Qu~m Form 9&74
w~ q~m re&led b4ds at $:00 PM on Oct~x~ I0, Adklns, (]eerge W & Audrey Lts 87.4~8 Pert Qt~ Fum 22.~
............... ~ ';;=;: .............. ItSO ~n I~ 0 ~N~4114~ 9m' ~ items Bauer. Wilma B Lt 34. Uplmr lllnUm, Avla l~,fd5
i -- • -~ ....... "~=" -~= c~'~=~-" ,. ~_..~: -'~ Jocstsdlhr~ th~ 8mrs of Wo~ VJrgbds. Brsswel}. Karon Lynn WestP/OLt 8,Rik N, Bummers St 110.15
~--.:~.'" 4 "~ "%;~"~ Ume ~mmdw m(mnt~l (m E-Ton Tr~4er, D~'~ Brown, Char|as "Chuckle" & Deborah K 11A. ~ Polo~ U~ HInten |fF 140,~0
,. ....... -_ ....... .,,.--' Firm F.~llmUml, ~ Farm Equip- Brovm, Chgrlos"~hu~ki~"&D~berahK ILt, M~940,0~H|nton 2&77
~.~.. .... ~.-~..,~-.--- remit, (3) 1075 Ch~, Trucks, (2) 1~1 Chev. Clark, John 8 & Terri 0 P/O IA 15, M, Middle Hinton ~M.64
= - ~" Tr~l~ (4) ~ Rrg Towe~ (3) ~ Petals, Gwon PK) Lt • IA {10K~I40]. ~.h Ave 47.97
~i~l~T_..---'~=~:~ ,,.=-~---~=-~-:~ ~ ~ (3) 1976 GM~ Truck~ 1N2 Hnrmon, Daniel • Eva Lt 25, Summers It 37.7S
......... . . . . . . . Dod~JP~Tmcks,10~hWtLoed~twTmck, Her~man, Wril~yChristophar&Twyla ILt. Rikl2,~ndAve.OIdPallaw 174.$6
............ ,. . .... • _~__ ..= ........... (2) 1013 D~ Tmolm, 1973 ~i~v. Tmol~ 1~/4 Hemman, Wriley Christopher & Twyle I Lt, ~Ik 12, ~nd Ave, Odd Fdl~
~- " - Dodge 1/~*Tcm T~w/ToJ~w, 107SFo~1F-1100 " 140.84
...... "" " ~' .......... 'rm~ (3) 10"r~ Char. I~kup Trucks, 1~10 Ply. HumphHes, ~ttte O 1 ~'lp, Upper Hints& ~/,00
V~t, 1974 Ferd 2-T(m Dump Trade, 1073 Ford Kennedy, Hilda L Blk 4, Pie L~ 4, 'l~ump~ St ~0"/.22
Econollne Van, 1964 Char. Dump Truck. 1900 Lehrklge, Jame* & Juan|to I Lt, 3~I09, ~neslldated 142,31
Lively, R Luke Etal, Cant Michael ~mith Lt 78, Fays~te St
DodgeTmck, 1071 Im~ Truck. 1974Chev. 81mmr, 17.78
184~ Chev. ~ Trud~ .1878 Ford 1 I/2-Ton Lively. R Luke Etal, Cent Ml©hsol Smith Lt 74 • l~i ?$, l~te St 18.87
19L1 ~ Tfud~ 1975 CII~v. ~o~ Livoly, RLuke Etal, Cont MiohaolSmith IA~i, I/2of'PJ, Fayettt St, HTISe.82
Stm, lr/8 Dodge We, 1070 GMC 11/~-ton Dump Low, M/chael Men Pie Lt 4, P & P Addn, ~47 I/2 li~.Sl
Trdc~ (14) Beat' 8Jd81s wANud~ Atto~hsd, (2) Major, Andrsw, Andrsw & Alice I Wello IAS, BIk II, MxI40, James St 12~.E4
Bosr ~d~s, One Fro~sn Boer ~uh, (3) FYozer, Msadaws, Mary Made|lee Lt~ 114 & !/2 of 993, Payetto St 88.21
Bear ~ (12) Ffe~l ~ Feet w/Chtwa New River Ofl Co 0.45Ae, UpperHintan,Rt3& ~ 347,40
ASPired. Patrick, Henry James 2.6 As, Tuig C~ek 11.60
T---.~'r~" ~tr.~"- m===%~ M mo~ ~MMb~ ~ (304) 7~8-T~. Patrick, Henry James Lt 7k, Tug Ct~tk 17.~
...... ,~ ,~ Pttrey, Oilbort Upper M L4 6, Blk 7, 1 It& Ave
"" .. '91m ~ o# w,~ Vi,111nh, m~wm* mn d9m to 1~J8
• ,~:** ..... ~ ~ Plumley, (]*try Wayne • Kathy Stm
• ~, .'r--.,,. ,,,, ,m ~ of m~K~ any er all bide. 1/3 of Lt M, Middle H~ 8XM
No M ~ ~ ~ un~ su~flM on Quesanberry, Fnye Lte 84.~'~IS, BI~ of ert81mtltr F/.I~
"~ '~ ~ernm, ~ by ~ avallalM~ Ir~nt theRole Am~atet, lne. BIkT, P~q)Lt 0,Tompla St&~hld 404.0S
,., BIk T, P/O Lt 6, ~ Av~, ~ 810.48
• ~m -~ ....~ ,, ',', W~m Vi~ini~ ~ Agency lot Surpltm ~q~. Rala to.m~t~, lee
erty, ~/00 Chade~ Atoms, P. O. Box 9, Dunl~r0 Rush, Edgar&Janet PK) Lt 9 & ff (KLt 10, Blk D. 1'/0.07
, ~--*,-..,= , o WV ~4. Summa~ St
,. m..,~..-...,.-- .... ,m .,, HN 8~. 25, Oct 2 8hamman. Sahib K & Brenda Rik H, PK) Lt4 11.1~,, 3rd Ave ~J~
Skidmera, Shame E IA 48, Walnut St ~1~/.00
Stokes, J W Jr BIk H, P/O Lt~ 1.2 • SLdp,
OTIC E i .0 pt Lt m;m 4 1.
Michele Gwinn. GAP MILLS- 6, 5, 3, 8-22 LEGAL or Jam.. w • Be,t, Lt S., to St
Taler, James Thomas & Hmud Ellen
Bik 4, Lt S, 9th Art • Yeml~e St II&IS
The Sandstone 7th and 8th won LEADING SCORERS: Hinton, DELINQuENT- ESTATE Tomkies, MD&8one i Lt.40M ,[htm=t tBt .10
their first game with a 28 to 25 win Tab|the Lilly 20, Farrah Lilly 10 / Notke ia `bersby given that the f lowing described tracts rlots ofland er undlvided interests therein in the Topping, JammtE&DonneK LtS0, Quo Add ,40 100 188.78
Topping, James E & Mna K Lt 18 & P?O Lt 15, Summ St 100.86
County of Summer~ which are delinqmmt for the nanPayment or taxes for the ymr 1989, will be offersd f~ sale TopPIng, James E & Donna K PK) Lt I~, Blk I. ~nd/we 1~5.79
over Gap Mfll~ The ]eading scorersGap Mills,/L Brown 7. bytheundarsignedSheri~atpubli¢auctionatthefrontdeerofthemurth~seotthe~mntybetweentheh~ura Topplng, JamtsE&DelmaK B|kR, J~OL4,?,3rdAVo
were Sherri Miss with 7 pts and LEADING REBOUNDERS: eftonlntbemorningandfourinthaafl*rmmnenthe6thdayofNovember,1990. ~i8.~6
FOREET HILL DlffrR[CT Topping, James E • Donna K Lt 61, Qumenberry Adds, 40~!00 24.34
Ronoe England with 6 pts. Mize Hinton, Janette Yopp 10, Farrah Hollander, Edward 158A¢l~SPolee,TewerHillo 92.13 Turner, Robert •Pauline PtLt44, UpperH 186.82
made 8 out of 5 free throws, Lilly8. Turner, Darrsil 17 Ac M/L~New River Hills 16.48Turner, Relmrt A & polly t]tlk 1.Ltl~t.PlesmmtSt 1~.0~
Walker, Samuel & Dorothy Let I Sac C, Cheroke~ Strip (St) 202.76 Ward, Dorothy l Lt, }luover Rri~ Eda4~ I/2 14.11"/
The Sandstone Varsity ran its STEALS: Hinton, Sharon Yopp Walker, Samuel•Dorothy LotISe~B, ChemkeeStrip 12.75 Willny, Michael&MarshaR NenJwfnl/2Lt42,1~ll~ S@.87
Wsrrkk, C Guy 14.20 Ac, Pores& Hill 42.42 Wills, Kemmth & Juanita • FAI6ar &
record to 3 wins and 1loss with a win 5, Farrah Lilly 4. C It~E~t ~a 11 uIU~ DtSTRI&r ~i~htruth Lt 230, Ikdn Stm~ • ~.IS
at Stratton Jr. High. Sandstone won ASSISTS: Hinton, Sharon YoppAd~ne. Da,~ wayne • mrbers S,e 3 Ae • 134 Poles,Zion Mtn 127.71ills. Luthm. G BIk 10, Lt $,Bammetq~ 81 Mt~
Adkine, David Wayne & Barbara Sue i.11 Ac on hill above Burke 11.00 Each. unred~d tract er k)t, oreseh unrod~medlmrt t|t~wf~Pt'~intol~ta.t, th~fl~,wlUlm~Mntpublk
by a margin of33 to15. Lot|Sharer 5. Adkina, RoyE•RuthA 0.495A¢,TuigCrsek 1~9.99au¢uuntoth~highestbiddorf~r~ohtnenam~untwhiehsha1|~mstthsnthetm~e~iato~gn~qMs
Bishop, Michael K & James 5.03 Ac er It 43, Rig Creek 20,97 whkh elmll Im due theresa to &be data of ale, aa mt fm~h .~d~a talWe.
was the leading ecorer with 16pts, HINTONJR. IHGHDOWNS Brsgg, Melvin Apprmc2.7Ac, NewRivarlilllsllT 87.93 An~oftheal~,fldtr~tserl~to, erpsttthere~reranu~.n .t.er~sttBarMn, m~,Imredmmedby~
making 8 outof 10 free throws. The MERCER Ga,a~her, Jomph • Janet 1.62"/A¢, Obr River 219.67peym~mt to the underulfned sheriff(or edlo~tm~ befm'e lal~,ef total amount e(tu~ttet~tl~d~s
H~kine, John F • l|olen Lot 10, Gar River 76.21due thereon up the date of redamptjan.
rebounding leader was Robin Wil- The Jr. High Lady Bobcats took Meddy, JmmeLeger&AdaAnn P/Olot13&5Rof12 11.12 Oivanundermylmndthisthirtmmthday f mb ',iMdt ;,
Hams. early control of their game with MeComas, JamesR&EmmaE 0.SA¢,BigCraek 16.4SThoma|F. Iklere,Shoriff
McC~maa, James R • Emma 29.5 Ac, BEg Creek, (DW 1 IT) 61.82& Trs~mror of Summers Ccmnty
Stokes, J W Jr & El~mo¢ Stokes AlP~rd I let, (3 parcels), Gbr Rvr 16.27 liN Sap&. lS, 25, Oct. 2
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