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Mr. BOoth has penned his years of
service on the railroad that is
continued in this issue.
MERGER
CHAPTER 9, PART 2
On ,one occasion the Electrical
Engineer informed a salesman from
one of the electrical supply
companies, that his company would
enjoy full contract with the B&O if
by the next morning he had on his
desk two first class round trip tickets
to Jamaica for he and his wife along
with a check to cover expenses while
gone. With these practices it was
no wonder the B&O was on the verge
of bankruptcy.
While I was Master Mechanic at
Peru, Indiana, a lubricator pad was
developed to replace the old dope
pack for journal boxes on cars.
Three companies were foremost in
this new development, but the first
to come out was the worst. It was
found out after many failures and
no doubt many wrecks, that a
sweetheart deal had been made by
the General Superintendent o(-the
Car Department on the B&O to use
nothing but this lubrication pad.
For this the Superintendent was
fired and he was told not to even
clean offhis desk.
On the C&O our mechanical
officers were not allowed to make
blanket deals with suppliers. When
any new product came on line our
test department made exhaustive
tests of the product and then notified
our Stores and Purchasing
• Department that product was
approved for service. The
pu:rchasing department then
allowed the sales among the
qualified suppliers of the product.
There were times however that
attempts were made by suppliers to
abort this practice. One in fact was
a good friend of mine by the name of
Jim Kelty of Kelty Radiator Co., Des
M0ines, Iowa. We were at the
Greenbrier Hotel on an outing when
the General Manager of Kelty
Radiator approached me and stated
"Larry, if you will make Kelty
Radiator standard on the C&O,
there will be deposited to your
banking account $25,000 and your
mortgage payments to your home
will be paid off also."
At that time there was only oii-
other radiator manufacturer that
met our qualifications and that was
General Radiator Co. Of Louisville,
Kentucky. Radiators were a very
expensive item for a diesel
locomotive, costing about $3,800 per
unit and requiring 6 units per
locomotive. "Ed' I replied "You and
Jim are personal friends of mine and
I would love to do just that but I
can't." I then explained why, but a
short time later I had the
opportunity to get Kelty in the front
door and they fell flat on their face.
I was in my office when the Shop
Superintendent at Huntington
called me and stated a General
Electric Locomotive in shop for
heavy repairs at Huntington was all
finished except for radiator banks.
General •Radiator could not supply
them for about two weeks. With this
I called Kelty and asked if they had
any G. E. radiator units and after
checking they called me back and
said they lid and would ship by
motor freight a complete set ofG. E.
units.
Shortly after their arrival at
Huntington the Shop
Superintendent called me and asked
me to come to the shop. When I
arrived they took me'to the shop and
showed me the units that were
second-hand" and had been sent to
Kelty for repair and return to
another railroad.
In the reorganization and split
between the locomotives and car
departments, a cousin of mine
became Chief Mechanical Officer
Car and George M. Beischer, from
the B&O became Chief Mechanical
Officer of Locomotives. Beischer
lived in Baltimore but made no
attempt to relocate to Huntington.
He would leave Baltimore at noon
on Monday on his office car arriving
in Huntington at noon on Tuesday,
spend the rest of Tuesday and
Wednesday at Huntington and leave
for Baltimore Thursday. This went
on for about two and a half to three
years. In the interim my cousin was
made Assistant Vice President,
Mechanical and moved to Cleveland.
On one of his trips to Huntington
he needed Mr. Beischer but he had
notyet come in from Baltimore. Mr.
Beischer had been appraised more
than once of the necessity for him to
move to Huntington and the
opportunity now arose to remove
him from his responsibilities.
With that the Assistant Chief
Mechanical Officer, Mr. W. F. Dadd
became Chief Mechanical Officer
and I was elevated to his old position
of Assistant Chief Mechanical
Officer.
Almost immediately after the
move I was subjected almost daily
to a barrage of innuendos and
statements about how dumb we
were on the C&O. On one occasion
a friend of mine in the supply
business came to Huntington and
invited Mr. Dadd and me to have
lunch with him. Where we ate was
an exclusive restaurant and bar. I
had previously discontinued going
there with Mr. Dadd because before
even looking at a menu he had to
have at least three gin martinis. I
could not drink with him.
On this day, since it was my friend
involved, I agreed to go. When we
entered and sat down at the table
the first statement made by Mr.
Dadd was "Walter Touhy sure gave
you guys on the C&O a good
screwing didn't he?" This went all
over me, and my reply was, "He sure
did when he agreed to take the B&O
in. Bill you didn't know Mr. Touhy
but if you did you wouldn't make a
statement like that."
Because of my relationship with
my cousin Tom Hackney, I could
always appeal any decision or ruling
to him and most times it would be
reversed in my favor. As an example
in 1968, I had an emergency gall-
bladder operation at our company
hospital in Huntington. Prior to this
a directive had been issued that any
employee on salaried status who had
reached their 61st birthday before a
specified date must retire or forfeit
their supplementary pension. This
ruling caused the General Master
Mechanic on the Eastern Region to
retire.
When his replacement was
discussed, I recommended that the
existing Master Mechanic at Clifton
Forge be appointed. Jim Workman
was a dedicated, knowledgeable well
liked individual who got along well
with all transportation officers as
well as labor officials and his own
personnel. Mr. Dadd had proposed
an individual by the name of Nelson
Buskey who was off the B&O, had
never served in the capacity that
General Master Mechanics
demanded, was arbitrary, could not
get along with anyone and above all
was a mole that was sent to our
General Office before the merger to
acquaint the B&O personnel on our
operation.
When this difference of ouinion
arose; I de, b.ateI__0Jl.YAl
hospital, knowing or feeling that a
permanent decision would be made
while I was off. I was assured that
decision would be held in abeyance
until I returned. With that
assurance I went ahead with the
scheduled operation. About five
days after my surgery, I wets
informed that a decision had been
made regarding this situation and
that Nelson Buskey was to be
appointed General Master
Mechanic.
About ten days after my
operation, I left the hospital against
the advise of my doctors and
returned to work. This later caused
me to have to undergo a second
surgical procedure to correct a very
large hernia in the original incision.
Upon returning to my office I
learned Tom Hackney was at
Huntington, but before laying the
problem before him I would inquire
of Mr. Dadd the status of this
position. When I asked him he said
the decision had been made and
Buskey was to be the General
Master Mechanic. I informed him I
would have to discuss this with Mr.
Hackney.
When I went to Mr. Hackney's
office I told him I thought Bill Dadd
should be there and I would
appreciate him requesting him
which he did. When Bill Dadd
entered the office, I stated this was
relative to the appointment of
Buskey and I turned to him and
stated that if he took exception to
what I said or any part of it to speak
up. Nothing was said in rebuttal
and when I finished, Mr. Hackney
stated that since this had come up,
he would take it up with the
Transportation Officers he was to be
involved with and get their reaction.
Buskey was turned down fiat by
everyone that was contacted. From
then on anytime any controversy
came up, all I had to do was mention
taking it to Mr. Hackney.
Continued next wek
LOTTERy
Good Things
Happen When
You Play.
LEGAL NOTICE
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS
OWNER: City of I-Iinton, P. O Boa. 477, Hinton,
West Virginia 25951.
ENGINEER: Stafford Consultants, Inc., P.O. Box
5849, Princeton, West Virginia 24740.
Separate sealed BIDS for the construction of:
CONTRACT NO. 1: Hinton area sewer exteneion
- Phase I, Gold Coast/Brooklin consisting of
approximately 7,800 feet of 8-inch gravity sewers,
1,300 feet of 6-inch gravity sewers, 7,700 feet of 6-
inch force main, 2,400 feet of 4-inch force main. three
pumping stations and all related earthwork or
associated work.
ALTERNATE CONTRACT NO. IA: Consisting of
approximately 3,400 feet of 8-inch gravity sewer, 1,000
feet of 6-inch gravity sewer, 4,500 feet of 6-inch force
main, one pumping station and all related earthwork
or associated work. will be received by the City of
Hinton at the City's office in Hinten, West Virginm
until 1:30 p.m., (local prevailing time) December 18,
2003 and then at said office publicly opened and read
aloud. Contract lengths are 210 days for Contract I
and 180 days for Contract IA.
The CONTRACT DOCUMENTS may be examined
at the following locations:
Stafford Consultants, Inc. , 1105112 Mercer Stree L Name: Bragg, David Brady & Etals
P O Box 5849,PrincetniW 24740• otradtpr Deecripti0p: 52.9AC. Stone Lick ranch "Surff
Association of WV, 2114 Kanawha Boulevardl East, Stmount: $i,796.24
Charleston, WV 25301. F. W. Dodge Company Plan Sold To: Lowe, Glenn R.
Room, McGraw Hill Informstiok/ Sye.,Ine., 2333 . Address:, 145 Wood Land PR., Daniels, WV Ph: 763-
MacCorkle A ...... "203,1Stbar4WV 25177. 42H " ..
City of Hinton, 322 Summers Street, P.. BOx 477, ' "
Hinton, WV 25951. Name: Hanna, Robert R.
Copies of the CONTRACT DOCUMENTS may be Description: 40 Or 50 A. Big Creek
obtained at the office of Stafford Consultahs, inc., Amount: $2,946.95
located at 1105 1/2 Mercer Street, P.O Box 5849, Sold To: Lowe, Glenn R.
Princeton, West Virginia 24740 UpOn payment of Address: 145 Wood Land PR., Daniels, WV Ph: 763-
$200•00 for each set.. 4211
Any BIDDER or NON-BIDDER, upon returning
the CGNTRACT DOCUMENTS withinen (10) days
of BID opening and in good condition, wll be refunded
$35.00.
Notice is hereby given that the City of Hinton has
adopted goals for minority and female p'ticipation
in the project work force. These goals are as follows:
Female Participation: 6.9 percent"
Minority Participation: 4- percent
A MANDATORY pro-bid conference will be held
on December 9, 2003 at 10!00 a.m. (LPT) at the City
of Hinton' s office in Hinton, West Virginia.
Following the conference, a fold review of the
project will be held for interested contractors.
A five percent (5%) BID BOND must accompany
all BIDS.
All BIDDERS retest hold a current West Virginia
Contractor's License on the date of bid olening.
BIDDERS must comply with Title VI of the Civil
Rights Act of 1964, the Davis-Bacon Ac$, the Copoiand-
Anti-Kickback Act and the Contract Work Hours and
Safety Standards Act.
"MBE/WBE REQUIREMENTS" :
Each BIDDER must fully comply with the
Minority-Owned / Women-Owned Business
Enterprise, and Affirmative A:tion uiremetts, as
identified in the CONTRACT DOCUMENTS.
The BIDDER agrees to make "positive efforts" to
eubcontract a portion of the total value ofthe contract
to Minority/Women-Owned Buainees. This shall be
done in compliance with tho six (6) affirmative eteps
as outlined in 40 CFR 33.240. Failure to demonstrate
positive efforts to do so may lead to rejctio of BIDS.
For the purpose of this program, the term
"subcontract includes all construction, modification
and service work contracted for by the bidder in the
execution of the work under this CONTRACT.
=NONDISCRIMINATIbN IN EMPLOYMENT"
BIDDERS on th s work will b • -u | red, to comply
with the President's Executive Order No. 11246. The
requirements for bidders and contractors hnder this
order are explained in the specificstiqns. ,
The City of Hinton may waive any informalities
or minor defects or reject any and all BIDS.
For the purpose of.clarificotion, it is'undarsteed
that the work to be done is being financed in whole or
in part by means of a West Virginia State ReVolving
Fund loan and Department of. Environmental
Protection grant.
Cleo Mathews, Mayor City oi Hinn
HN Nov. 18, 25
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN-tIa .by virtue of"
those certain deed of truet .....
dated May 22, 1993, executed by Alfred O. Wylde
and Debts K. Wykle to David L Parmer and Donald F.
Mock Jr., Trustees of record in the Summers County
Clerk's Office in Trust Deed Book •134, at page 504,
default having occurred in paymeat of the
indebtedness secured by deed of trust, and the
undersigned Substitute Trustee, haviug been
substituted by Substitution of Trustee of record in.
-Trust Deed Book 202, at page 261, and.havin4g been
requested to do so by First Century Bank, N. A.,
(successor to the First National Bank of Hinton), owner
and holder of the indebtedness secured by said deed ' "
of trust, the undersigned Substitute Truetee will offer
for sale and sell at public auction on November 24.
2003, et 10:30 a.m., at the front door of the Summers
County Courthouse. Hinton, West Virginia, that
certain tracts or parcels of land, described as follows:
TRACT 1:
BEGINNING at an I. P. in the northerly WW line
of WV Rt. No. 12 and in the eastdrly line of a 20 foot
reservatiom thence N. 56-04 W. 149.21 feet to an I. P.
in said reservation line; thence leaving the reservation
line N. 42-28 E. 150.18 feet to an I. P.; thence S. 56-04
E. 147.99 feet to an I. P. in the aforesaid state routs 12
R/W; thence with and binding thereon with two lines
of said R/W S. 43-00 W. 75.05 feet, thence S. 41-00 W.
74.95 feet to the beginning, containing .52 acres, and
is part of the same land conveyed to John Milburn by
Henry Milburn and wife by deed dated February 24,
1939, rcerded inthe q of the County Cano[ l
I
jpage 428. A map is ,tiort Iklsdk
herepTtd}Is'map ..... de by Hamilton K.
t, Sharpei'date'uly 26, 1972, for a more complete
description to said land.
TRACT 2:
BEGINNING on an I. P., the same being the
northwest corner of Oakley O. Grimmett's other lot
and on the north side of a 20-feet ceservation; thence
with said reservation and binding thereon N; 6@-04 S.
50.00 fset to an I. P., same being a corner t.Jbhn M.
Milburn; thenc with one line of
Milburn N. 42-28 E. 150.18 feet to an I. P. the
southwest corner to Timothy Grimmett; thence with
Timothy Grimmett S. 56-04 R. 50.00 feet to an I. P.,
the same being the nOthemt corri&" to Oakley O.
Grimmett's other lot; thence with said Oakley O.
Grimmett S. 42-28 W. 150.18 feet to the begitming.
And is part of the same land cved to Joh.Milburn
by Henry Milburn and wife y deed dte February
24, 1939, recorded in the Office of the Clerk of the.
County Court of Summers County, West Virginia, in
Deed Book 74, at page 428. A map of said'property
made by Hamilton Sharpa, dtad April 22 1072, ia
filed herewith and made a'part hereof,
And being the same ceal eetate conveyed .t Alfred
O. Wykle and Debrn K. Wykle by deed of Fern and'
Robert Gibson, dated May 22, 199, of reeer¢l in the
Summers County Clerk' Office. ' ' '
TERMS OF SALE: TOn pereeOt ((lb) c4uflt in3handi
on day of'sale add balance upon delivery of deed: Sale
subject to any and all real property taaoe or
asesaemante due or to become due, all applicable
ubdivision and zoning reetriction atters of survey,
compliance with environm ns, rights of
tenants in possession, if gnyaad:sl'.@grtinent
easements, restrictionS'and tir'don rd. The
property is sold in " i' condition:.Tloor
shall pay the excise t4tx on ile lansf.of {d' i}date.
The undersigned trustee resgres te.xight'.tb reject
any and aU bids. : :; '.; "i- i / '
Gian under my h,.d (:,, of o,
2003.
Harold D. Breweter, Jr.
Substitute Trustee
HNNov. II, 18LEGAL NOTICE/
From The Office of the
Sheriff Of SuPers County
List of tax liens ea;ea} t6]ia eo(mty of
Summers. in the month of October, 2003, for
nonpayment of taxes thereon for the year 2002, and
purchased by individuale or certified to the auditor of
theSteteofWestVi... : ... , , .
DISTRICT:. FOI-,ST HI • . ;i "; /
Name: Graham, James ,i I & Lcil [llne W"
Description 1 A Little'Volf.Creek : :t, . .;
Amount: $2,227.07 " '..'r .
Sold To: Arnold, Henry
Addreee: Rt. 1 BOx 194A, Hinton, WV 25961 Ph: 466- "
4660 / 305-743-0457
Name: Heath, Jamee & Linda
Dosenption: 2.41 Acre C Run H.T. ! i ""
Amount: $4.60 . ' :,C/ :, .? '.:,; ,:' ."
SeldT6:RentdMari. : '.. '.:L .... ."
Addce: HC 85 BOx 109,Ji'Bacl//V@969 '
Ph: 466-4036 i' ,:' '' " :" . .
Name: McMillen, Erneet & William Gilbert
Description: Lot 8, 2 Acres
Amount: $1896.24
Sold To: Arnold, Henry
Address: Rt. 1 BOx 194A, Hinton, WV 25951 Ph: 466- ..
4660 / 805-743-0457
Name: Parsley, Jeffrey G & Rebecca J.W/S
Description: 2.03 Acres Lot A-15 Redrock
Amount: $198.75
Sold To: Rentale, Marylin
Address:
Name: Parsley, Jeffrey G & Rebecca J
Description: 2.95 Acres Red Rock On The Greenbrier.
Amount: $198.75
Sold To: Rentals, Marylin
Address: HC 85 BOx 109, Jumping Branch, WV 25969
Ph: 466-4036
Name: Toler, Walter A.
Description: Lot 1/3 A. Bradshaw Run
Amount: $930.00
Sold To: Rental=, Marilin
Addrsee: HC 85 BOx 109, Jumping Branch, WV 25969
Ph: 466-4036
DISTRICTI GR
Name: Adkins, David Wayne & Barbara Sue W/S
Description: 3 Acres & 134 Poles Zion Mountain
Amount: $1,296.24
Sold To: Arnold, Henry
Address: Rt. 1 BOx 194A, Hinton, WV 25951 Ph: 466-
4660 / 305-743-0457 •
'i:y .......,..''. . ; .
Name: Adkins, David lae&arbe.ra Sue W/S
Decrlption: .32 Acres On Hill Abov@Burk
Amount: $100.40
Sold To: Arnold, Henry
Address: Rt. I BOx 194A, Hinton, WV 2951 Ph: 466-
4660 / 306-743-0457
Name: Smith, Virginia R & Ernest C
Description: 5 A. New River Hills
Amount: $247.90
Sold To: Arnold, Henry
Address: Rt. 1 Box 194A, Hinton, W 25951 Ph: 466-
4660 / 305-743-0457
DISTRICT:. GREEN SULPHUR
Name: Brandon, Anne E
Description: 12 Acres Laurel Creek
Amount: $990.34
Sold To: Lowe, Glenn R.
Address: 145 Wood Land PR., Daniels, WV Ph: 763-
4211
Name: Brandon, Patrick H.
Description: 51 Acres 120 Poles Laurel Creek
Amount: $2,013.32
Sold To: Lowe, Glenn R
Address: 145 Wood Land PR., Daniels, WV Ph: 763-
4211
Name: Edwards, Roland Del
Description: 1.402 Acres
Amount: $338.35
Sold To: Sanders, John H.
Address: HC 74, Box 284, Brooks, WV 25951 Ph: 466-
1676
Namei Hanna, Robert R.
Description: 72 Acres & 32 Poles New River Hills
Tues. Nov. 18, 2003 Hinton News 7
AmOunt: $3,893.88
Sold To: Lowe, Glenn R.
Address: 145 Wood Land PR., Daniels, WV Ph: 763-
4211
Name: Hicks, Sudie "Estate"
Description: 17 Acres Lick Creek
Amount $7,469.45
Sold To: Sanders, John H.
Address: HC 74, Box 284, Brooks, WV 25951 Ph: 466-
1676
Name: Hicks, Sudie "Estate
Description: 42 Acres And 120 Poles Lick Creek
Amount: $2,965.13
Sold To: Lowe, Glenn R.
Address: 145 Wood Land PR., Daniels, WV Ph: 763-
4211
Name: Holliday, Robert A. & Rebecca M W/S
Description: 40 Acres Hix Laurel Creek
Amount: $1,454.44
Sold To: Keaton, Charles R.
Address:HC 78, Box 238, Pipestem, W. 25979 Ph" 466-
3849
Name: Liles, Daniel G & Mark R & Meadows Otis &
Etals
Description: 5.55 Acres Laurel Creek
Amount: $243.74
Sold To: Doty, Max
Address: PO Box 81, Man, WV 25635 Ph: 583-6445
Name: Martin, Deacon Thomas
Description: 1 1/2A: Laurel Creek . .
Amount: $198.33
Sold To: Doty, Max
Address: PO Box 81, Man, WV 25635 Ph: 5836445
Name: Martin, Deacon Thomas
Description: 3 A. Laurel Creek
Amount: $179.58
Sold TO: Rentals, Marilin
Address: HC 85 BOx 109, Jumping Branch, WV 2,5969
Ph: 466-4036
Name: McCormack, David Alan
Description: 34 Acres 20 Poles Patterson Creek
Amount: $2,960.41
Sold TO: Lowe, Glenn R.
Address: 145 Wood Land PR., Daniels, WV Ph: 763- "!
4211
Name: McCormick, David Alan
Description: 52 Acres Keen eys Knob
Amount: $3,971.67,
Sold TO: Lowe, Glenn R.
Address: 145 Wood Land PR., Danieis, WV Ph: 763-
4211
Name: Petty John, Linda Knren Jackson W/S
Description: 42.5 Acres, Lau Creek
Amount: $1,930.28.
Sold TO: Lowe, Glenn R.
Address: 145 Wood Land PR.., Danisle, WV Ph: 763-
4211
Name: Thompson, Marie
Description: l0 Acres Mill Creek
Amount: $1,463.18
Sold To: Senders, John H.
Address: HC 74 BOx 284, Brooks, WV 25951 Ph: 466-
1676 - '
Name: Ward, Ellen J. Life"
Description: 23 Acrse 80 Poles New River Hills "H:T."
Amount: $500.00 . ,
Sold TO: Lows, Glenn R.
Addtees: 145 Wood Land PR.; Daniels, WV Ph: 763:
4211
Name." Ward, Gary & Barbara W/S
Description: 6 Acres Sandstone .
Continued on page 8
William Demko
Henry Daugnerty Kaloesh C. Patel
$7.000 $10(3.000 $5.000
Virginia Yaromey
$15,000
Deborah Bell
$15,000
9 On A Line
Bobby Alderman. Pax $999
Sharon McDermitt. Glasgow $999
aosepn Pool& Fairot $999
Roger Stemple, Oakland. MD $999
Tonya Weaver. Falling Waters $999
More Shamrock Green
Tonia Arthur Lenark $17 000
Wendy L. Ford. Independence $17 000
Nifty Fifty
1,384 $50 Winners
48 $100 Winners
Ron Meador, Alderson $1,000
Amanda Morgan, Cyclone $1,000
Ronnie L. Mullins. Keystone $1,000
Jod'x Shock, Grantsvilie $1,0(30
Harold Sibert. Martinsburg $1,000
William Starcher. Spencer $2.000
Lana Whiting, Charleston $1,000
i ]i:t .Lq wu/,. Virgi .n..y.r.y t,j:ntgyL$p,00 l q::!
Jort 61Ss.Hrtjngfe_... ,-, .87,7F, ...... t , [ ' :,r,.. { ,'Lyn'Gerhart_., .t Pttsbur:gh,, .,P $1QL)0C . Rqj3.0.Oee, ; ,.. • ,;fj
Landon Meadows. Coo Ridge $77,7 ..... Dennis y]on. Oak Hill $1 .b0
John Rickey, Wellsburg $777 Jonn Lawson Beckley $1 .O00 Sunny Money
Cash Cow
Michelle Brugh. Oxford. GA $1,000
Eugene Cook, Charleston" $1.000
Jessica Mahon. Red Jacket $1.000
Chades Shupe, Marlinton $1.000
Olivia Tominack, Triadelphia $1.000
Cashword
Jamie Plumley, Cyclone $3.000
Timothy Wall.
South Charleston $15.000
CHtter Cash
Edward M. Lows, Jr., Seth $8,000
Marcella Perdue, Princeton $8,000
Diamond, Bingo
John Corbin, Romney $1.000
Kista MCNeal, Charleston $1.000
Dorthy Moses, Wheeling $1.000
Bernie Takacs. dr..
Martins Ferry, OH $5,000
Fist Full of Dollars
James Willis. Sandstone $3.000
Hook, Line & Sinker
Kenneth Harris,
Pittsburgh, PA $1,000
Hot 6
45 $100 Winners
15 $600 Winners
Hot Day.Cool Nights
C. Curtis Coburn, Charleston $2.000
Frank Nicklow, Shinnston $2,000
Garry L,ston. Arthurdale $I .00O
JUdy MaPles.
New Tazewell TN $10,000
Matthew Palmer, Paden City $1 000
1-amie Styles, Wilmington. NC $1.000
Dale VanMeter New Creek $10 000
Nuts 4 Cash
Joseph Elam. Bridgeport $4.000
Jerry L. H,vely, St Albans $4.000
Kerry Magruger, Fallingwa[ers $4.000
Sal y Nowlin Scarbro $4.000
Piggy Bank
187 $100 Winners
Powerball TV Game Show
Mud Adkins Switzer $1,300
Sherry Hensley, Montgomery $1,000
Jean Niday, Gauley Bridge $1,000
Matthew Taylor. Bluefield $1.300
Race Day Cash
6 $500 Winners
Road to Vegas
Deborah Bell, Parkersburg $15,000
Scratch Keno
Joseoh Belch, Clarksburg $1,000
Wendy Bolen, Salt Rock $1.000
Mack Combs. South Charleston $1,000
Margaret Cress• Masontown $1.000
Patrick Fowler. Pursglove $1,000
Elmer Getts. Ripoon $1,000
Jake Greathouse, Weirton $2,500
Elbert Hall, Richwood $1,000
David Kenney, Mill Creek $2,000
rvan D. Bailey, Glen Rogers $2,000
Anna Collins. Inwood $2,000
Rita Collins. Washington $2,000
Katrina Fultz. Terra Alta $2 000
Audrey Parsons, Hamlin $2,000
Agnes Wooten, Petersburg $2,000
Tic Tac Toad
Curtis Groves. Wheeling $2,000
Triple Payout
Jennie Akers, Belle $3.000
David Black. One .
Rodney Hager. Madison $3,000
Rachel Legg, Clay $3,000
Marsha Miller, Cowen $3,000
Ashlee Schindler, Lost Creek $3,000
Veterans Cash 4
6 $100 Winners
Vonnie Hams, Northfork $4,000
James R. Mauls, Huntington $4,000
Veterans Cash 5
34 $100 Winners
34 $500 Winners
West Virginia Riches
Sonja Higginbotham, Belle $1.000
Vanessa James, Charles Town $1,000
Wild cherries
Wilda Haldeman, Craigsvilie $3;000
Windfall
Dorthy Stewart, Sistersville $1,000
Zodiac Dollar=
Ryan Lee Weber, Goldsbor0,
1,200
Kathleen Ainsworth, Harpers Ferry $5,000
eddie Anderson, Pittsburgh, PA $2,700
Giedine Barner, Fairmont $7,900
Kathryn• Blackwocd, Fairmont $2,700
Vera Brooks, laeger $7,600
John Chernutan, Shady Spdng $2,600
John Chiodi, Welrton $5,000
Salvatore Devono, Weirton $5,000
Drama Rowers, Elkview $2,600
Mark A. Ford, Fairmont $2,700
USa Goodman, New Haven $2,700
Tommy Gunned, Charleston $2,700
Valene Hall, Beldey $1,000
Kenneth W, Handricks, Mount Hope $2,600
Kalpeeh C. Patel, Becldey $5,000
Signora Reed, Beckiey $5,200
Matthew Smith. Ranson $5,400
John Swiger, Clarksburg $2,600
Jabbark Thomas, Charleston $2,600
Tern Walker. St. Albans $2,700
146 $500 winners
Betty Smith, Charleston $1,000
Terry Cameron, Rock Creek $25.000
William Demko, Follansbee $100,000
Earnest Hudson, St, Louis, Me $,5,000
Utile NowSn. Lynchburg, VA $5,000
Cynthia Richardson, Martins Ferry, OH $,5,000
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Fallo Basil, Deetleld Beach, Ft. $625
Maggie Biekely, Loraln, OH $1,000
Josal Bodner, Wheeling $1,600
Sandra Bower, Morgantown $3,000
Patty Carson, Middleport, OH $1,500
David Daller, Wheeling $800
Sandre Dutton, Charles Town $800
Larry Hare, Narrows, VA $1,500
Tammy Hill, Cuyaboga Falls, OH $800
Samuel Keith, Laveletts $1,000'
Elizabeth McKnight, Catiettsbug, KY $800
Kimbeity Perdue, Coal City $=000
Thaddeus Thomas, Glad Hill, VA $1,000
Sharon Underwood, Waldorf, MD St,000
Jason Warner, Parkersburg $800
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