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+ Ltnton News Tues. Oct. 19, 1993
Hinton Woman's Club Opens
Cl{tb Year With Dinner Meeting
The Hinton Woman's Club
marked the opening of the 1993 club
season with the annual dinner
meeting held Men., Sept. 13, in the
Moose Hall.
Tables were beautifully decorated
with arrangements of fall flowers by
Miss Dorothy Jean Boley, Mrs. Ray
Pivont, Mrs. Ralph Wilson and Mrs.
Herbert Vass. Invocation was offered
by Mrs. Bertha Goddard.
Highlighting the evening was an
outstanding musical program pre-
sented by Mrs. Bill (Dora Lee) Ser-
geant and Mrs. Gary (Kathy) Ben-
nett.
Mrs. Sergeant, sister of Mrs. Clyde
Hensley, is retired with 31 years
with the C&P Telephone Co. and
plays the piano an d organ for Memo-
rial Baptist Church in Beckley.
Mrs. Bennett, daughter of the Rev.
and Mrs. Robert Moore of Hinton,
recently received her nursing de-
gree from Bluefield State and is
employed at Summers County Hos-
pital. An accomplished flutist, she is
the mother of six children.
Club president, Mrs. Bobby
Basham, introduced officers and
board members for the club year.
New members include Mrs. David
Eskridge, Mrs. Herbert Ellison and
Miss Jenny Harvey. Mrs. Hensley
was introduced as a guest.
Forthcoming events in the club
year were announced and members
urged to attend all meetings.
The president expressed appre-
ciation to all who in any way as-
slated with the successful donut sale
and recognized Mrs. Curtis Mead-
ows who sold 40 dozen.
In attendance were Mrs. Bobby
Basham, Miss Dorothy Jean Belay,
Mrs. Frank Boone, Miss Frances
Bowman, Mrs. John Bryant, Mrs.
John Burdette, Mrs. Ina Coffees,
Mrs• Claude Davidson, Mrs. Her-
bert Ellison, Miss Mas Dodd, Mrs. J.
T. Fizsimmons, Mrs. O. E. Garrison,
Mrs. Bertha Goddard, Mrs. James
Gore, Mrs. Richard Gunnoe, Miss
Jenny Lee Harvey, Mrs. Jack Holt,
Mrs. David Honaksr, Miss Eliza-
beth Huffman, Miss Jane Humph-
ties, Mrs. Thomas Hunter, Mrs.
Tommy Jayne Lowe, Mrs. Jess
Maddy, Mrs. A. C. Mann, Mrs. Clif-
ford Meadows, Mrs. Curtis Mead-
ows, Mrs. Julian Meadows, Miss
Eleanor Meadows, Mrs. Fred Mock,
Miss Mary Morgan, Mrs. L. R. Pivont,
Mrs. C. W. Redes, Mrs. Grog Rogers,
Mrs. W. E. Talbert, Mrs. Herbert
Vass, Mrs. Ralph Wilson, Mrs.
Russell Wilson, Mrs. Paul Wykle,
Mrs. David Ziegler, and guests Mrs.
Hensley, Mrs. Gary Bennett, and
Mrs. Bill Sergeant.
Annual Bazaar And
Luncheon Slated
..... Methodist Women pietm'ed abov* are: Front Ro'eft to
right: Frances Bowman, ]vtr Fitgsimmons+ P, ev, Elleen
Schneicler, Evelyn Wilson, Erma Thompson. Second Row Left
to right- Regina Kraft, Nadina Woodrum, Patrieia Worlem,
Frances Davis, Joyce "Bunny" Anderson, Elizabeth Huffman
and Pauline O'Connor.
Hinton First United Methodist The Luncheon will be from 11:00
Women'sAnnualBazaarandLunch- A"M. to 2:00 P.M. The Menu is
con will be Thurs., Nov. 4, in the Creamed Chicken on Biscuit, Home-
Methodist Educational Building, made BBQ, Chili, Salad Plates, Cole
Ballengee and Third Ave., with the Slaw, Aesorted Salads, Assorted
Bazaar starting at 9:30 A.M., which Desserts, Coffee, Tea, Milk or Pepsi.
will consist crafts andCrafts, Coun- Carry-Out Service will be avail-
try Store and Attic Trash and Tress- able within Hinton City Limits. Call
urers. 466-0544.
National Business and
Professional Women's
Week Oct. 18- 23
If you are a working woman, you informative programs and member
sh0uldbe an active memberofBPW/ training. Three thousand Business
USA. Since 1919 BPW has been the andProfeesionalWomen's Clubeare
voice of America's working women, helping working women in every
Anational network ofl00,000 strong, state. The national headquarters in
BPW promotes equity and economic Washi, DC, and officesin many
self-sufficiency through legislative states keep members informed on
advocacy, member support groups, Continued on page 8
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Absolute
Auctzon
Sat. Oct. 23, 10:00 AM
Real Estate-Personal Property
Turn off Rt. 12 at Cashmere, WV. on
Woodson Road. Go 2 miles.
7.7 acres mostly level, 6 room & bath frame House,
3 chimneys, large porch, 25' x 50' & 12' x 24'
Buildings. Will be Sold at 11:AMto Highest Bid-
der. Wooden Bucket, Bear Trap, Stone Jars &
Jugs, Flat iron, old Bottles, Butter Mold, old Glass-
ware, 1889 Cook Book, 3 old Trunks, phono-
graph, Singer Treadle Sewing Machine, OII Lamp,
Small Oak Table, 2 Oak Chests, Antlqq e Oak
Oresser, Metal Bed, Metal Baby Bed, More.
Also: Complete Household FurniShings.
Sale for Nannle Spengler Estate
- Joyce Martin - Executrix
To View Real Estate Call 753-91 or 753-9097
J. E. HINES#171
Auctioneer
Lindside, WV 753-9097
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From Page 4 Foster -
Carr
Raffinati. He wore a miniature fushia
orchard accented with ivy.
He carried a ssa-shelled treasure
box which contained the wedding
rings•
Honorary ushers were Billy Ray
Wright, uncle of the bride, of Hinton,
and Coleman Leslie, friend of the
bride and groom, of Hinton.
Both Wore black tail tuxedos by
Raffinati which were accented by
miniature fushia orchids.
The guest book was attended by
Miss Courtney Leslie, friend of the
bride and groom.
She wore a fitted ankle length
Hawaiian style dress of exotic col-
ors.
She, also, wore a lei of dendro-
bium orchids, miniature carnations,
and pinochio pores.
Programs were distributed by Ivy
Gill, cousin of the bride of Hix. He
wore a formal black tuxedo modeled
after the honorary ushers.
Rice bags and tissues were given
by Jennifer Ward, cousin of the bride
of Hix. She wore a formal Hawaiian
green tea-length trained gown.
The guest were chauffeured to
the park by Jarred Wills, cousin of
the groom of Hinton, James Nelson,
cousin of the bride of Ballengee, and
P. J. Bennett, Jr., cousin of the bride
of Peterstown.
The Hawaiian wedding director
was Millie Ward-Nelson, godmother
and aunt of the bride.
She wore a formal ivory ankle
length Victorian style gown embel-
lished with delicate lace overlay. She
wore a single orchid in her hair.
The setting decor was completely
modeled after Hawiian weddings.
The isle was lined with bamboo
torches accented with Hawaiian
flowers and purple chiffon ribbon.
Ming ivy and anthuriums lined the
outer rims of the stage that was
placed with a view of the Bluestone
Dam.
A trellis adorned with greenery
marked the entrance.
The Elder stood on stage behind a
trellis accented with ming ivy and
anthuriums. All of the flowers were
specially ordered and arranged by
perfectionist Donna Pivont of Hin-
ton Floral.
A Hawaiian di,ner reception was
heldimmediately after the ceremony
at the National Guard Armory in
Hinton.
E. "WHITEY" ELLISON
REAL ESTATE
(DUPLEX) corner ofath. Ave.
and Summers Street. First
Floor - 5 rooms, 1 1/2 baths,
closed in front porch, partially
furnished. Second floor - 4
rooms, 1 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 School House on
about A 1 Acre lot, on Leath-
erwood road, good well, would
make a nice camp. PRICED
REDUCED.
Bellepoint
Lot 50xl00 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 list your property.
Eldridge Ellison, Jr
REAL ESTATE
BROKER
PHONE 466-1127
HINTON
Ronnle H. Shuck
Salesman
Phone 466-5014
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LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEWED BY
THE WEST VIRGINIA DEPARTMENT OF TRANS.
PORTATION, DIVISION OF HIGHWAYS AT ITS
OFFICE IN ROOM A-148, BUILDING FIVE, CAPI-
TOL COMPLEX, CHARLESTON, WEST VIRGINIA,
UNTIL I0 A.M. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1993
AND SAID PROPOSALS WILL BE PUBLICLY
OPENED AND READ IMMEDIATELY THEREAF-
TER FOR THE CONffrRUCTION OF THE FOL-
Lewis3 PROJECT ON STATK H/OHWAYa:
The reception was catered by
Helen Brumit, aunt of the ,.; :
r£ue ut ($345-17-4.7 "
Hinton, and assisted .by Jewell
Whittaker, aunt of the bride of
Hurricane.
The Luau decorations were done
under the direction of Billy Ray
Wright.
The towering white wedding cake
was enhanced with fushia flowers
made of frosting. Cupids adorned
the tiers. Lattice trim made of frost-
ing accented the outer rims of the
tiers. Ornamenting the top was a
gazebo topper with procelain mini-
ature replicas ofthe bride andgrcom
inside. The topper was designed by
the bride's mother. The cake as de-
signed and made by Mrs. Carolyn
Jones.
Thereception aides were: Delorse
Brandon, Kim Brandon, Teresa Sea,
Sharon Ward, Bea Taylor, Marsha
Reed, Mary Laplante, Vera Bennett,
Diana Miller, Delorss Young, Re-
beca Bennett, and Ginger Whittaker.
Make up artist and hair consult-
ant was Rebeca Bennett.
The rehearsal dinner was a pig
roastheld at Bass Lake Park, hosted
by the groom's parents.
The bride is a 1989 graduate of
Hinton High School and is currently
a senior at Concord College where
COUNTY: 8UMMEIIS
LOCATION: 0.04 MILES OF 12rrrl [ONEY
CREEK BR
TYPE OF WORK: FABRICATE AND INSTALL
TYPE C, STRESSED TIM RRIDGE.
DBE GOAL: 4.0 OFCO NTRACT BID AMOUNT.
ALL BIDDERS MUST PROVIDE N
ASaURANC OP MITINO THIS GOAL ON THE
FORM PROVIDED FOR THIS PURPO IN THE
cONTRACT PROPOSAL.
PROPOSAL8 WIIL BE RECEIVED FROM PRE-
QUALIFIED AND WEST VIRGINIA LICENSED
CONTRACTORS ONLY EXCEPT THAT ON PED.
ERAL-AID PROJEC?r8 A CONTRACTORS LKE NSE
IS NOT REQU IEED AT TIME OF BID, BLUr WHL BE
REQUIRED BEFORE WORK CAN BEGIN. REGIS-
TRATION IS REQUIRED WITH THE DEPARTMENT
OF ADMINISTRATION, DMSION OF PURCHAS-
INO, IN ACCORDANCE WITH dL AR-
TICLE 3, SECTION I OP THE WEST VIRGINIA
CODE. EACH PROPOSAL MUST BE ACCOMPA-
NIED BY A BID BOND, CASHIERJ CHECK OR
CERTIFIED CHECK PeR 1600.00OR OF TOTAL
BID,WHICHEVER 18GREATEIt PROPOSALSAND
BID BONDS MUST BE SUBMIT1T+D ON STATE
STANDARD FORMS WHICH MAY RE OBTAINED
AT THE CHARLESTON OFFICE. THE RIGHT IS
RESERVED TO REJECT ANY OR ALL PROPOS-
AL&
*THESE ARE PROJECTS ON WHICH ANY
CONTRACTOR WITH A CATEGORY "W" PRE-
QUALIFICATION RATING MAY RE ELIGIBLE TO
BID.
THE WEST VIRGINIA DEPARTMENT OF
TRANSPORTATION,DMSlON OPHIGHWAYSRE-
SERVES THE RIGHT TO DEFER, DELAY OR POST-
PONE FROM TIME TO TIME THE DATE FOR
RECEIVING AND PUBLICLY OPENING I,OPOS-
ALS FOR ANY PROJEC DESIGNATED IN THIS
ADVI'I'ISEMENT, wITHOUT THE NECESSITY
OP RENEWING SUCH ADVE.-RTIMENT. ALL
BIDDERS HOLDING VALID BIDDING PROPOS-
ALS WILL BE NOTIFIED OF SUCH DEFERMENT,
DELAy OR POSTPONEMENT AND THE DATE
THAT PROPOSAL8 WILL RE RECEIVED AND
PUBLICLY OPENED.
THE WEST VIRGINIA DEFARTM]NT OF
TRANSPORTATION, DMSION OF HKIHWAY
HEREBY NOTIFM/d.J BIDDER8 THAT IT W ILL
466-1100
June McGraw,
Broker-CREA
NEW LISTINGS:
Willowwood Road - on Green-
brier River - Furnished cot-
sage, Fireplace - large Deck -
150' River frontage. $23,000.
Fo Hi- 1985 3 BR. Mobile
Home - 2 Decks - Good Condi-
tion on 1 Acre lot. $16,900.
• lXgP,.r.- 2 A Beautiful
fiat land - near G.R. 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. _
Be SJ , 4 Acre.
New River Road . 50 Acres
mountain land overlooking
New River. Good timber and
excellent hunting. River ac-
tess,
ear Indian Mills . 18 Acres
woodland near public hunt-
ins area and New River.
New River - almost I acre lots.
100' River frontage, Private
Road, large trees, bordering
River. Never floods.
' -
3 acx '"
- 3 BR., good cond.,
full basement, Klge. Large
lot overloe'..LR. Good
location...qed reduced to
$58,5oo.
WANTED
REAL ESTATE LISTINGS
We have Buyers for following
types o£ property.
1. FARMS
2. HOUSES
3. MOBILE HOMES WITH
LAND
4. RIVER PROPERTY
We Also Buy Real Estate
Juno McGraw - Broker
466-1100
Butt Gunter - Sales
After Hours - 466-1767
II
LEGAL NOTICE
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF SUMMERS
COUNTY. ST VIRGINIA
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, EX IL
T RVELY • VIRGINIA WlCKLNE,
DEPARTM]NT OF HEALTH AND HUMAN RE-
SOtntCES VERSUS CYNTHIA IUCED
J N/A
IN THE INTEIaT OF JOITJA COLLINS, A
CHILD UNDER THE AGE OF 18 YEARS
NOTICE
TO CYNTHIA REED, MOTHER OF JOSHUA
COLLINS AND TO THE NATURAL FATHER OF
JOSHUA COIAJNS
Tale notice and be adviled that Virginia Wiekline,
Social svlc SU m, Wt Viqlinia Depart-
ment ef Health and Human Resource, Division of
Human Services, will premnt her umergancy potitkm
to the Honm'ahle Robert A. h'et, Judge of the Circuit
Court ef Summers County, West Virlinia, in the
Courtroom, Summ County Courthoum, Hinten,
West Virnia at I:00 p.m. Friday, Octob29, ! 993, or
as men thereafter em the may be heard. Y should be
preset at that time and to represent your
intemlte as you due flL Your plretal rishtl to your
child are at iMue in these procaedina You have the
right to be represented by causal, and if you cannot
Rt. 1 Box 86
B allard, W.Va. 24918
HINTONAREABPOINT
ADDITION - a 2 story modi-
fied English Tudor style home.
3 or 4 BR., formal DR., kitchen
and joining breakfast room,
large living room with fire-
place, 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 carpeted,
clear oak door and window
facing. Lots of closet and stor-
age space. A super quality
home in a beautiful residen-
tial neighborhood. Call today
only $78,000.00.
GREENVILLE 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 [
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Licensed No. 478
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE OF TRUSTEE SALE
THE UNDERSIGNED, David L. Panner, Trustee
under the Deed ef Trust executed by Jimmy Ray
Adkinc and Betty Joan Adkins, his wife, to David L
Panner and Bill Keaten, Trueto, record in the
Summe re County Clerk's ofla in Truet Desd Book 12
st page 616, reports that default having been made in
the payment of the note and ebliati u secured by
the aforesaid deed of treat and the undersigned trustee
havingheen requested by the henefl¢iaw and header of
the note and obligations secured by said deed of trust
o to do, I will offer for ale at publk attctiou unto the
highcat bidder at the front door of the SummeCounty
Courthouee in the City of Hint, Summ¢ County,
West Virginia, on the 10th day of November, 1993, at
the hour of 10:00 Lm., all of them cerrn rec .or
tmrle of land, tegethe with impmvemeto there-
unto belmging, Idtunto in Telcatt Dletrtet, 8ummet, I
County, Weg Virginia, merepartimlady do,¢rfmd ae
follows:
A TRACT ¢+iginally consisting of 63 acr and 98
poles, mere or lem, leas out=aim ef I0 azrm to Melvin
Gttmm=*t of recard in Deed Book 122 at page 743 and
1 1/2 acres to Pete Weikl. of record in Deed Book 130
at page , |caving a imrl of 39.75 acres, more or
leas.
or lesL
AND BEING the esme real catate eoveyed unto
Jimmy Ray Adktn= and BettyJmn Adktns, his wife, by
deed dated May 22nd, 1990, of resord in tho Summera
County Clerk's oflqce in Deed Beek 167 at Page 261
from Roger D. Grimmett and Michael E. GrimmetL
REFERENCE is hereby made to said deeds and all
prior of conveyances of mid real estate for a mere
imrticniar dew:rtptlon of mid p¢operty, any eaNmente,
and rights of way for all pertinent
THIS SALE k made subject to uch euement,
right= of way, reaertious and agesments as are
¢ontoined and mt fmq.h in prior deeds of cenvayanca
pertaining to maid real actat
SAID SALE 8HALL BE SUBJECT TO THE
FOLIWINO CONDITIONS:
I) Cash in hand o day of cole.
2) Subject to any and all mineral rights and rear-
vetions, stipulations, restrictious, casements, amdi.
tions and €ovenants contained in all foamer €oavey-
ances of the subject property or appearing of record in
the aforesaid Clerk's office eept any pertaining to
race, color or creed.
3) Subject to all real estate taxes against said
afford a lawyer, upon filing • flmuwial affSdavit, oe property and any taxes, which constitute a lies upon
willhe•ppolntodtompfemetyou.Pleamdt=tegerda the said property but which are not yet due
pcevieul lmtiee mtttnlg thtt hmtrinl, down for Octebe payable.
25, I, at 9:.00 a.m.
VIRGINIA WICKIJNE, PETITIONER
BY COUNSEL
THOMAS ]3. CANTERBURY. H
preescuting Attorney
for Summe County
Hinton, WV 1
HN Oct. 12,19
LEGAL NOTICE
PUBLIC HEARING FOR
SCHOOL CLOSINGS
SUMMERS COUNTY
SCHOOLS
WV Code 18-6.18a
Public bern'taB* wil} ha held bofese the Summers
County Beard of Edtatio regarding the proposed.
€lesinp and/or amudldetlons at uhoel* listed below:
4) The subject property will be sold in AS IS
condition. The Trustee shall he undo" no duty to uee
any ezisting tmmnt or person o¢oupying the subje':t
property to vsate mid property.
S) The property will be conveyed by the under-
sijued Truetoe to the ptuehaNr without warranty of
any kind, mtpree8 implied.
6) The afm'eeaid may be moumed from time to
time as the undersigned Trustee deems edvicabie,
which aournmeat may he made by oral preclemaUun
at the time and place of the tale o€ ,ny 8djoc :nmecg
thereof:
DAVID L. PARMER. Trustee
HN Oct. 5, 12,19
COMMUNITY CPR:S
Appalachian OH-9 (EMS) is in
the process of organizing Commu-
nity CPR classes.
For more information call 46-
she will receive a degree in Commu- AFFIRMATIVELY INSUI THAT IN ANY CON- at thePlPtom Elemmtary Suhael i pmpomd to ¢Iouend ofthe 1998-1994 =heelyear. 1"ne student, 1414 day or night.
TRACT ENTERED INTO PURSUANT TO THIS AD- will he reasMjmed to Hint<m Area Elememary Sobool
nicationArtsinDec.Sheismjoring VEaTEMENT, moarry suB.was En ormayoptiouallycheesetoattondSunVelleyElemen"
in communications with a concen- ProSES WILL RE 'ORDED FULL OJOmU- tarySoboelinMercarCounty. Thapuhii©hearingfor
NITY TO UBMIT BIDS IN RESPONSE TO THIS
tration in broadcasting. She is era- INVITATIONANDWILLNOTREDISCKIMINATED this propomd will he held 6:80 p.m., Noemher 16,
ployed by WMTD Radio. AOAmsT ON m OeOVNVS OF RAc, COWR, ss, at th. smm c,ty or P ducation
RELIOION, OR NATIONAL ORIGIN IN CON- Ofllc, Conftmsca Room, 116 Main Street, Hinter
The groom is a 1992 graduate of SIDERATION FOR AN AWARD. WV=61.
Hinton High School. He is a GPS west V/ROINIA DEPARTMENT OF T/tS. ,'ktadetomtS¢}u=olieprqmdte¢lmeattheendd
PORTATION the 19 - IS04 year. The =tndenle will he
Engineer for GEO Metrics GPS
Satellite Surveying Inc. in Freder-
icksburg, Va.
After a wedding trip to Jekyll
Island, Go., the couple will reside in
Fredericksburg and Hinton.
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DIVISION OF HI(AYS
GEOItGE T. sIDmoFOLIS
ASSISTANT CMMIKaIONER
HN Oct. 19, 26
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Estate Auction
Saturday afternoon, Oct. 23, 2:00 pm
Lowell, WV (near Talc0tt & Pence Springs, watch for Mgns)
Valuable Real Estate: Important river front property situated on the bmutiful Grmn-
brier River at Lowell, WV. Approx. 500 ft. of fiver frontage. Excellent access to the
river, good body of water along the property.
Personal Property: 1952 Ford pickup V-S engine, garage kept 59652 milesl Antique
oak bow glass china cabinet-round oak clawfoot dining table (NR) - (mk mions
glngerlmlad mantle clock-handmade slend tabta-lron bed.tmnks.dresNr.n)lntiel.
brass epplebutter kettle w/stand;C&O caboose lantern- Rent 22 rifle • Iota of hand
tools, etc.. plus mrs too numerous to IIsL
Terms: Personal property cash or approved chsoic
Real Estate: sells wtthout any minimum starting bid, however dnning bid must be
confirmed by the Summers County it Court, we do not entidpm aW ¢omplkm.
tionl with confirmation. 2(X)0•00 deposit by high bidder required day of imction.
kta due upon dosing within 30 days. Standard costs sssoctated with dosing
apply. PREVIEW OF REAL ESTATE THURSDAY OCT. 21, 4-6pro
RIVERBEND AUCTION COMPANY
ALDERSON WV 2897 OR 1-800-726-2897
RANDY S. BUROETTE WV 927
R. B, FOSTER REAL ESTATE INC.
ALDERSON. WV
SAM GROVES BROKER
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reMdgned to Hiatus Arm El+menta Schod. The
publi© hmu'lng t" this propm win be held immedi- The first televised Presidential:
atob, the hearing fer lpta Immtary School,
November lS, 1993, at th Summer= County Beard of press conference was conduct-
ducaeunOm..Co.,.,nSMalnSt,-- ed by President Dwight D.:
Hints, WV 25961.
F,,.,a des, ring t+ ,,,, =..t hetwesn Eisenhower in 1955•
5:80 p.m. and put. prlot to the hearir Only
them who have regis to speak will he mcqnid.
81omlmr will be -ll.wed five (15) minutes in which to * **
eXlm* their vi*ws on th* an .no .unred M" tho
hourlnl. No speaks' may sp-ak • Wmsd time until aU
other rqltetodd spouke have had an oppoctunity to
speak em:e, and ot, dy if the time for tha hooting has not
been exhausted.
A statoment ofreuetm let" the pmPoesd aettm and
suppm'tinl data are milab]• for Inspactlon heginning
Octoher 19,1993 at the Ofes of the Suporint4mdeat of
School8,116 Main Street, Hint, WV 269GI.
HN Oet. 19, 6, Nov. , 9
Prosperity is only an instru-
ment to be used, not a deity to
be worshipped.
--Calvin Coolidge
Harvest Auction Sale
Oct. 23, 1993 10:00 AaM.
Marie Ruritan Bldg.
Marie, W.Va.
"Buddy" Light Auctioneer
Cane Molasses, Apple Butter, Potatoes, Coun-
try Cured Hams, Fire Wood, Jellies and other
farm products. Arts & Crafts.
Sponsored by: Ruritan Club, Women's Friend-
ship Club, and New Hope Methodist Church
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