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6 - Hinton News Tues. Oct. 12. 1993
IN THE LIBRARY
C&P employee, Bob Farley, delivered 12 backpacks, gifts from the
Telephone Pioneers, to Librarian Myra Ziegler. The backpacks were
back to school gifts for the children of LAMP and GED students who
attended the Bell Club during the spring and summer. Bell Club is
funded through a grant from Bell Atlantic/ALA and operated by the
Summers County Public Library. Children of those adults who are
studying to take their GED tests or are involved in the adult literacy
program, can spend the time while their parents are in class or being
tutored, doing homework, playing games, reading, doing crafts with
the Bell Club coordinator, Tamale Wood.
While Bell Club is going full steam ahead, the Library received some
bad news about its adult literacy program, LAMP. The US Dept. of
Education chose not to fund the literacy program in Summers County
for another year. This means that there will not be paid staff'to help
train tutors, assign tutors to students and be sure that these student-
tutor pairs have appropriate material, a place to meet, etc. Students
who are currently working with volunteer tutors can, of course,
continue to study and the Library is actively pursuing alternative
sources of funding and alternative programs in an effort to serve those
folks who need help.
Despite the Sept. sadness at not havingour literacy grant approved.
Library staffand Friends managed to have a wonderful time as guests
of David and Barbara Palmer on Sun. the 26th. Apprmdmately, 40
fflks turned out to eoy the delicious food and admire the beautiful
ardens at the Parmer's Greenbrier River home.The event raised $450
for the Library's operating fund and encouraged several people to
become members of this vitally important group who work so diligently
to help out the Library. We do thank the Parmers for their hospitality.
Receive C.P.R. CIRCLE OF LIGHT
Training And First
Aid
During the month of Oct. 20 stu-
dents from Summers County Senior
Citizens Council received training
in C.P,R. and first aid from Medic
Alert bulance Service';, :i
After a week of training these
students are now going out into the
county to assist senior citizens with
their daily activities. This program
is only one of many that the Senior
Citizen Council provides for the
community.
The staff of Medic Alert Ambu-
lance is proud to have helped with
the training 9 f this group and en-
courage all residents of Summers
County to help support our Senior
Citizens Council.
Where you put your attention is
where you put your power. When
people stare at you smile or wave
back.
After all, they are giving you their
LEGAL NOTICE
PUBLIC SERVICE
COMMISSION
OF WEST VIRGINIA
CHARLESTON
Entered by the PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
OF WEST VIRGINIA, in the City Charieston on the
5th day or Octor, 1993.
M, C, CASE NO. 936-C
DEAN , dOing business as
BOUNTY HUNTER TRUCKING, Route 3, Box
426C,
Bluafleld, Merr County.
Application for s certificate to operate us • com-
mon ce n'/or.
WHEREAS, on September 27,1998, Dean Miller,
Ndouciness u Beunty Heater Trucking, Bluafleld,
County, filed an application for a certificate of
convenianco and neuity to operate as a common
carrier by motor vehicle in the tranepertotiou of--
asphalt, gravel, esnd, other Iow-lpm commedi-
tie=, oral, and wood between p@/nte and places in
, Kanawha, Md)owell, Meer, Raleigh, Sum-
mere, and Wyoming Counties, on the one hand, and
points mid places in West Virginia, on the other hand.
Rat:
Asphalt, gravel, sand, other low-grade cemmodi-
ties, and coal:
$1.15 per ton for the first mile
$0.12 per ton for each mile thenmRer
Wco
$2.00 per loaded mile
Minimum charge: $100.00
1T IS ORDERED that the applicant give netice of
the filing of laid application by publishing a copy
this order once in a newslmpar, duly qualified by the
Sormtary of State, published and Of gouerel circula-
tion in ouch of the Counties of ][xme, Kanawha,
McDmrell, Merrer, Rale/gh, Summa, end Wyoming,,
makingdua return to this Cmmiadan of proper certi-
fication of publication within tan (I0) days of such
publlcotiou. Anyone dcoirlng to make bj¢ctiou to mid
application must do so in writing within ton (I0) days
afl4r the publication Of esid no•ira, to P. O. Beg 812,
Charleston, West Virginia 2fT23. Said written objec-
tion of said notice, to P. O. Beg 812, CharlestOn, Wect
Virginia Said written objecticn mtmt request a
hearing if• hearing is desired, and the protestant
should a at coJd hearing to pmd:t stated inter-
cot. Ifne pfomts m rdved, the Commiuion may
grant the roqucot wlthot a hearing.
A True CDy, Tge:
Howard M. Curmingham
Executive Secmtot
HN Oct. 12
SENIOR NEWS
ACTIVITIES AT THE mNTON
SENIOR CENTER
Located on the corner of
Second Ave. and Summers St.
Partially funded by the W. Va.
Commission on Aging
Wed. Oct. 13
Menu: Chili, cole slaw, baked
potato, fruit jello, crackers. Activi-
ties: Blood pressure clinic - Sand-
stone - 11 am - 1pro Bus trip - Pence
Springs Shopping.
Thurs. Oct. 14
Menu: Fish w/tarter sauce, broc-
coli, scalloped potatoes, applesauce,
bread. Activities: Bingo for prizes
after lunch. S.C.C.O.A. Board of
Director's Meeting at 1:30pro. atthe
Hinton Senior Center.
Fri. Oct. 15
Menu: Baked beans w/weiners,
cole slaw, sliced carrots, peach
power and that is quite a gift - halves, cornbread. Activities: Oct.
" " "I e
whether they know it or not i - so .!6 ,. BrijD@t Fe ] •
adopt an attitua'bf gratitd i Busr wib.l, uve, tpter t
Sesstar .- appd. 9:00 am d return at 4:00,
SL00mmZ00ST
Budweiser Superfest featuring:
BBD, Silk, SWV and Tag Team will
be on Sat. Oct. 23 at 7:S0 P_M. at the
Coliseum Charleston Civic Center.
Limited advance tickets - $22.50.
For ticket purchase call Ticket-
master Charleston Area: 342-5757
or Huntington Area 523-5757.
pro. Call 466.4019 for more info.
Men. Oct. 18
Menu: Hot dog w/chili, onions,
coleslaw, peas/carrots, green beans,
rice pudding. Activities: Bible study
with Eddie Johnson at 11:15am.
Tues. Oct. 19
Menu: Potato soup, ham salad
sandwich, broccoli, peaches w/cot-
tage cheese, bread. Activities: Bus
trip - Mercer Mall.
:::::::::;::::::
Ella and Deano
Atkins/Smith Couple To Pursue
Ph.D. at Michigan
Ella M. Atkins, daughter of Ma-
son and Eloie Atkins of Union, and
her husband, Deano R. Smith, will
attend the University of Michigan in
Ann Arbor begining this fall. Ella
left her position as an engineering
consultant at the Structural Dynam-
ics Research Corporation (SDRC) in
San Diego. She "ll be performing
robotics and artificial intelligence
research in Michigan's Electrical
Engineering and Computer Science
department in support of a Ph.D.
De•no completed eight years of
service as a U.S. Navy Submarine
Officer, both on nuclear attack sub-
marines and deep diving submers-
ibles. Also studying for his Ph.d., he
will be teaching and doing research
i n galactic andextra-galactic astron-
omy.
Ella received her Aeronautics/
Astronautics Bachelor's and
Master's degrees from the Massa-
chusetts Institute of Technology
(MIT), where she develo.oed an
underwater robot used to simulate
the zero-g environment of space.
Dearie received his Bachelor's de-
grees in Mathematics and Physics
from Utah State University. They
expect to complete their Ph.D. pro-
grams within the next five years.
Retired is being tired twice,
l've thousht--first tired of
workin$, then tired of not.
--Richard Armour
' r..--'-.
E. "WHITEY" ELLISON
REAL ESTATE
(DUPLEX) corner of 8th. Ave.
and Sers Street. First
Floor - 5 rooms, 1 1/2 baths,
closed in front porch, partially
furnished. Second floor - 4
rooms, I full bath and utility
room with built in cabinet,
partially furnished. Dwelling
has full size cement basement,
gas hot water heat, storm
windows and doors. Good
rental property, presently
occupied. Shown by appoint-
ment.
7th. Ave. and Temple Street
Store Building. Full size base-
ment. 5 room apartment up-
stairs with carpet. Private
entrance.
4 large room SchoolHouse on
about A 1 Acre lot, on Leath-
erwood road, good well, would
make a nice camp. PRICED
REDUCED.
712 Temple Street
3 or 4 BR, 2 story brick, large
kitchen, dining room, livin.
groom, reception hall. Beau-
tiful oak woodwork and hard-
wood floors throughout.
Brand new forced.ir gas fur-
nace. Roof'o,-..e than 5
years old. L,-ge front porch,
extra back porck or patio, and
a full size basement. Home in
excellent condition, Good
Neighborhood. $28,500.
Bellepoint
Lot 50x100 on Walnut Street.
Has a metal storage building,
with a cellar below it.
Zion Mountain Area, Forest
Hill District
316 acres of woodland excel-
lent deer and turkey hunting.
We need small Farms. 25 to 30
acres, let us list your Place.
Let me I;st your property.
Eldridge Ellison, Jr
REAL ESTATE
BROKER
PHONE 466-1127
HINTON •
Ronnie H. shuck
Salesman
Phone 466-5014
Menu changes may occur due to
the availability of foods or due to
circumstances beyond our control.
Operators
Examinations
Beginning Oct. 18, the schedule
for Operators Examinations, Third
District, West Virginia State Police
is as follows:
Hinton Detachment - Every Fri.
Lewisburg Detachment- EveryTues.
& Wed. Rainelle Detachment - First
and Third Men. Union Detachment
- Second and Fourth Thurs. Cpl. W.
A Allen, West Virginia State Police,
406 North Jefferson St. Lewisburg.
CLINIC
Liberty High School will be the
site of the McDonald's Classic Bas-
ketball Coaches Clinic Oct. 15 and
16, 1993. Featured clinicians will be
Don Meyer, David Lipscomb Uni-
versity and Pat Summitt, Univer-
sity of Tennessee.
Registration for the clinic will be
from 6 until 7 p.m. on Fri., Oct. 15
and will resume at 7:30 a.m. on Sat.,
Oct. 16.
The Clinic is open to all men and
women college, high school junior
high and volunteer coaches. The
Clinic fee is $50. Door prizes and
giveaways will be available.
National and local exhibitors will
be set up to show you the current
trends in sports and sports' accesso-
COMMUNITY CPR CLASSES
Appalachian OH-9 (EMS) is in
the process of organizing Commu-
nity CPR classes.
For more information call 466-
1414 day or night.
AUCTION
Thursday, October 21st 11:00 AM
Auction will be held under the red & white tent
OLE MEADOWS FARM, RT. 20,
GREEN SULPHUR SPRINGS, WV
(between Beckley & Lewlsburg)
Directions: From 1-64 take exit 143, take Rt. 20 south 1 mile
FURNITURE - ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES - TOOLS • MISCELLANEOUS
PARTIAL LISTING:
IHIIEY 11[MPU[ DOU4 NI[RGULEB FE 14nt4 CHI METAL I P-d4NET
OL0 PlCTUM WN.T 01g MIO MOt SIC 8tOC 'rON 8Ilrt
LMIP; ALUCffE LN, 8TC 4AR; IIKX ffrcHl BAIKETS; HANHA 0OUILE IMN QUILTi
tNOYVIYOtOtIONAt.qUPlm0gi¢HtmNWAIO:* tLLON ¢0C;nSW0tO lUAIff; 0EIX
ICRI; I NY MILLE,tYCO cNFr; S CB,'T 8CNPl'; MTCHBflfllMLIk It00 IMg $M eqNE
CHNI &llliSTlQ TIRE MON; FEED $ACI; WAWAY WO00 WRMGI 8A$1T; GLA
WAM4 JONW; INlff NN0511TCHE0 QUILT; 11N MCIURI P90 GLAg (XA; IS0N I1'; mUTh'
llADGI; RJNCE PQCLEJ FAGE GOLD RLLED WA1C 17 J GOLO CASI[ POCKk'I' WATC m'8 8Win N.NI
FAC POCKET WATCH; 115 GREAM OF MMF.AT A0V.; MllGIMA ROE BIBEI; JBIJW IIOXI WATT
IK)WL; 1M0 WHASTER WREB.S; iJACHELOR$ CHEST FROM EAST QOLF COAL CO.; 0PY MINE9 CEffRCA 1
RmsmJm I pc. wAU#ff VlCTOg.tN STYLE SiOOU SET @NSSER t ilF.0)
PFaJlWE FURMTURE: OAK TNJLE; 4 KtTII CAMNE W/R.OUR HNIOMADE TAOLE; N04O 9ruING TNN.E;
WNOUGHT IRON 8k'O HMJDMADE WOO0 BE iCHEN TABLE; KITCHEN TABLE ROUNO TOP T,tSLF.;
HN4)MAOE WMHSTN S 0RAW CHEST.
1QOUi: NRUllUCtfl'OFFLtW;HN0WP#f DRIVERS; NRHOg; t0PAPER; INIiCltIL'T;W000
CSB. '1 NaL I'tCS SEt; U
TOYS: I'W: MIMATURE GOLF 'r; DUELING TURTt.ES; CHILD'9 TABLE & 4 CK4JR GI JOE STAll;
OVBI; VNIT, mESCI0L CAImAGE IqTCX DOLL; SUPEMOMC UR HOCKEY; mIM TUmI.E miAL;
ELEIqWn.
IdlSCELLNI00 NEW V/IITE BABY BF.D; SF.ALY STAPH llLOCK MATTIng; SIW N CRAig-E; TABLE LMIPS; MNffB.
CHEm 0kqY ¢e&'y; stt4 st tRo o4Mw L0WS0Y;, s C Ft. tBttlO CJ40.
u m0wgtowt WMffIViBOWTSTOTOOOt I,OAg LTPmTUF WImT"
olml me/. t mira tm IIlu m a sMt sml t mstt t mmmllm .
Auction Conducted By:
MEADOWS AUCTION & REALTY
Col. Monroe B. Meadows #53
3442 Sandstone Rd., Meadow Bridge, WV 25976
Phone: 466-3341
FOR YOUR HOME-FARM-ANTIQUE-BUSINESS- OR ESTATE AUCTION,
CALL US TOOAYI AUCTIONS AT YOUR LOCATION OR OURS
466-1100
June McGraw,
Broker-CREA
NEW LISTINGS:
Willowwood Road - on Green-
brier River - Furnished cot-
• age, Fireplace - large Deck -
150' River frontage. $28,000.
Fo Hi. 1985 3 BR. Mobile
Home - 2 Decks - Good Condi-
tion on 1 Acre lot. $1e,900.
1_- 2 A Beautiful
flat land - near G.B. River -
River Access. $9,750.
- Oak St; attractive
2 BR., Brick, dining room,
garage. Large Patio and deck
overlooking G.R. Very good
condition. Good Buy.
Nim.00. s
NewKiver Road . 50 Acres
mountain land overlooking
New River. Good timber and
excellent hunting. River ac-
cues.
.-4 .O_L_ _Daths.
Near Indian Mills - 18 Acres
woodland near public hunt-
ing area and New River.
New River-almost I acre lots.
100' River frontage, Private
Road, large trees, bordering
River. Never floods.
sac LE pk;r
- S BR., good cond.,
full basement, ge4Nge. Large
lot overloo!".R. Good
location. I'ed reduced to
$58,500.
WANTED
REAL ESTATE LISTINGS
We have Buyers for following
types of property.
1. FARMS
2. HOUSES
8. MOBILE HOMES WITH
LAND
L RIVER PROPERTY
We Also Buy Real Estate
June McGraw - Broker
466-1100
Burt Gunter - Sales
After Hours - 466-1767
Rt. 1 Box 86
Ballard, W.Va. 24918
HINTON AREABk J .EPOINT
ADDITION - a 2 story modi-
fied English Tudor style home.
3 or 4 BR., formal DR., kitchen
and joining breakfast room
with fireplace, and insert. 2
full baths, full basement with
wood stove, gas fired hot
water radiator heat. Carport
over driveway to basement.
Oak floors, have been car-
peted, clear oak door and
window facing. Lots of closet
and storage space. A super
quality home in a beautiful
residential neighborhood.
Call today only $78,000.00.
GREENVII2 AREA- Monroe
Co. 2 story, 10 room home, built
before 1900 with no major
changes since. A candidate to
be restored: Convenient loca-
tion in this quite village. Only
I acre land. Near school,bank,
church, etc. Also public wa-
ter. Call today.
For Listings Or Auction Sales
Call 466-3210 Anytime
Paul "Buddy" Light
Broker & Auctioneer
Licensed No. 478
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE OF FILING OF
ESTATE ACCOUNTS
To the Creditors and Beneficiaries of the within
deccosed persons:
I have before me the following deceased persons
and the account of the fiduciaries of thair estates: De-
cedent: Earle Schenk, Fiduciary: (:lee Scinmk, Bex
695, Hinton. WV; Decedents: Elmer and Louise Dun-
can, Pidu¢iarie Joanna Selsor, 4039 Westminiater
Dr., Sacesota, FL, and Anita Code, P. O. Box 784,
Rupert, WV; Decedent: Roy E. Jones, Fiduciasc Mar-
garet Jones,P. O. Bex 33, El•on, WV; Decedent: Mat•is
ClinebelI,Fidu¢iary: Jessie• Barker, 101CentndAv,
Hie•on, WV.
Any permn having a claim ngalm the •st•to of
any pern are notified to exhibit same, with legly
verified vouchers,to fiducairy, within 75 days, o€ not
later than December 19,1993, or to supervtser within
120 days, at address below, not later than Fe 2,
1994; otherwise any or all soch €laims may be aclnded
from all benefits of said estate.
All hermfltarles of said estate may appear before
fiduciary or suporvi,er by dotes shown to e0mmtne
claims and protect their intermt
G/yon under my hand this 27th day of Seplnbet',
1993.
,th Ne
LEGAL NOTICE Fiduciary Supervisor, County Clerk's Oca .
......... , HNOti', .... ' -
=The Summ' County Board of Education will be ,
conducting an auction of items duclared surplus on
Thursday, Octeimr 21,1993 at 10:00 A.M. The auction
will be held at Bellepoint Sehcol in the new wing.
The are many items for sale too numerous to men-
tion however the following are irl Small tables,
desks, ehaim, lawn mowers for ports, riding lawn
momw, tiliars, tywritore" rofrigerator, shelves, cabi-
net=, and many other ttom The school will be open
8:30 A.. for in•pea•ion of items.
HN OcL 12
LEGAL NOTICE
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF SUMMERS
COUNTY, WEST VIItGINIA
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, EX REL
TANIA GRAVELY & VIRGINIA WICKLINE,
DEPARTMENT OP HF, ALH AND HUMAN RE-
SOURCES VItSUS CYRITIIA I)
IN THE 81' OP JOSHUA COLLINS, A
CHILD UNDER THE AG@ OF 18 YEARS
NOTICE
TO CYNTHIA REED, MOTHER OF JOSHUA
COLLINS AND TO NAJJtL FATHER OF
JO-IUA COLLINS
Take notice and be ndvimd that Wicldine,
Serial 8 m, Wcot Virginia Depart-
ment of Health and Human , Divtdon of
Human Servtcso, will preset her emerlmCy patitl
to the Honorable Rubert A. Irous, Judge of the Circuit
Court of Summers Cetmty, Welt Virlllnia, in the
Ceurtr=m, Summe- County Coat•home, Hinter,
West Vir#hie at h00 p.m. Frtday, Octob29,1993, or
u ••ca u she may be heard. You |hould be
pcemt at that time and plus to rolxmmnt your
internee as you deem flL Your parental rights to your
child are at ieoue in these prmdingL Yeu have the
right to be repcesontod by counsel, and if you cannet
afferd • lawyer, upon filing • flnanal amdavit, ere
will be appntod to repremnt yo caso diereprd a
lsmvtous no•lea setting this he=ring down for Octeber
, 19, at 9:00 Lm.
VIRGINIA WICKIANE, PETITIONER
BY COUNSEL
rHOMA R. CAN'IgRBURY. II
Preheating Attenmy
fur 8ummero County
P. O.Beffi 6f
Hints•, WV l
HN Oe 12,19
Concert
The Sept. 24 Red Man Country
Concert featuring George Jones, Joy
White, and Kentucky Blue has been
rescheduled for Sat., Nov. 13, 8:00
pro, announced Pinnacle Produc.
• ions, Inc. of Nashville, Tenn. "Due
to the heavy pace of his summer
tour, doctors have ordered that Mr.
Jones take a two week rest," said G.
Gerald Roy, Vice-President of Pin-
nacie Productions, Inc. #We sincerely
regret any inconvenience this may
have caused."
Tickets purchased for the Sept.
24 concert will be honored at the
Nov. 13 date. Persons holding tick-
eta for the original Sept. 24 date who
may not be able to attend the Nov. 13
concert may exchange those tickets
for refunds if returned to the origi-
nal point of purchase.
Tickets will remain on sale at the
Civic Center Box Office and all usual
Ticketmaster locations, or by calling
304-342-5757. Tickets are $18.50,
Red Man THREE DOLLAR DIS-
COUNT COupons are available at
participating Foodland stores.
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE OF TRUSTEE SALE
THE UNDERSIGNED, David L. Panner, Trustee
under the Deed of Trust muuted by Jimmy Ray
Adkins and Betty Joan Adkins, his wife, to David L.
Partner and Bill Kcaton, Trustees, of record in the
Summers County Clerk's ofllcain Trust DcodBuck 125
at page 516, reports that default having been made in
the payment of the note and bliptie u ¢urod by .
the aforesaid deed of it•roLand the undersigned trustee
havingbeen requcotod by the beneficiary and heldorof
the note end obligation* cocured by said deed of trnet
so to do, I will offer for esle at public attion unto the
highest bidder at the frent door of the Summers County
Courthouse in the City of Hintt, Summers Count,
West Virginia, on the 10th day of November, 1993, st
the hour of 10:00 a.m., all of these certain tntct or
pards of land, togeth with Improver•onto there-
unto belouging, situate in Tidcott Diatri¢t, Summ
County, West Virginia, more particularly desert"bed u
follow€
A TRACT originally consisting Of 63 acres and ge
poles, more er less, ls outs•lea of I0 m to Melvin
Grim meet of re(,d in Deed Bouk 122 at Pale 748 sad
1 1/2 acres to Pete Welkle Of rocerd in Deed Beck 1)
at page 386, leaving a petrel of 39.75 acres, mere or
less.
A TRACT containing 3 acres and 136 poles, more
or less.
AND BEING the esme real estate conveyed unto
Jimmy Ray Adkins and Betty Joan Adkine, his wife, by
deed dated May 22nd, 1990, of recerd in the ummere
County Clerk's oca in Deed Book 167 at Page 281
from Roger D. Grimmott and Michael E. Grimmett.
REFERENCE is hereby made to said deeds and all
prior deeds ofconveyan¢coof mid real egato for • mend
particular description of said preparty, say cassment,
and rights of way for all pertinent purimsm.
THIS SALE is made subject to such Jmnents,
righte of way, resatione and 8groements as are
contained and set forth in prior deeds conveyance
Imrtaining to said ml sotst
SAID SALE SHALL BE SUBJECT TO THE
FOLLOWING CONDITIONS:
I) Cash in hand on day of cale.
2) Sabjt to any and all mineral filets and reser-
vations, stipulations, restrictions, easemento, cmdi-
• ions and covenants contained in all former convey-
snou of the subjeot property or apponrlngof roesrd in
the afomcaid Clerk's office e.ept any pertaining to
race, ¢Oer O€ creed.
3) Subject to all real estate taffies against said
property and any taxes, which esnetituto a lion upon
the said property but which are net yet due and
payable.
4) The subject property will be told in AS IS
€onditkm. Tha Trustoe shall he uadot no dut te 4mu=e
any doting tan•at w tmm OOmlyhr the
ltporty to v,'ato said papery.
5) The property will be conveyed by the
,dgmd Trustee to the purcha,er without mwnmt of
any kind, p¢*m implied.
8) The •fmmld may be miounuM from tim, to
time •J the ttnd441od usiae vid,
whieh adjournment umy be made by era1 proeluMou
at the time and pla of the ude or an
thu
DAVID L. PARMER. TructM
HN 0t 6, 12,19
SQUARE DANCE
Grsenbrier Folk Music and Dance
Association Square Dance featuring
Squares, Con•rue, and Circles Caller
-- Joe Golden and Live Music by the
areas finest Traditional Musicians
Fri. Oct. 15th. at 8:00 pm at the Old
Stone Room at Carnegie Hall, Le-
wisburg.
Gresnbrier Folk Music and Dm',ce
Association's dances are community
dances. You don't have to bring a
partner with you and folks of all
levels of dance experience are wel-
come. We'll teach you everything
you need to know, and we always
have live music and talented callers.
Admission is $3.00. For more infor-
mation call Beth at 466-3960 or Lie
at 645-7169.