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m / OW- teis and rful You ,2 GEORGE GARTEN FORD/MERCURY 240 Main Street, Hinton, WV '2 i.+. id.. .',? t i" 7 By Lin SUMMERS COUNTY ELEMENTARY GIRLS BASKETBALL 2nd Place, Jumping Branch Ti- gers 1990, 9 wins and 3 losses. (Front row L to R) Jessie Zimmerman, Jaime Chambers, Jessie Bragg, Laura Rollyson, Shannon Gills, Sarah HINTON BOBCATS CAPTURE CHAMPIONSHIP The Hinton Bobcats, playing in the Athens Holiday Tournament at Concord College, captured the cham- pionship of the Athens Invitational Tournament by picking up a pair of victories over Athens 74 to 71 and Oakvale 96 to 69. The Bobcats trailed Athens 51 to 42, in the Friday night game, going into the final period but exploded in the 4th quarter outscoring Athens 32 to 20. Steven Brown had the hot hand in this quarter scoring 11 of his game high 24 points. He made two key shots in the last two minutes and converted both ends of one and one foul shot. Lament Smith added 16 points and 10 rebounds in the contest, fol- lowed by Ron Pack with 10; Pat Stennett, 9; Rusty~Cox ,8;, and Jon- athan Davis with_7 p0int+s and re c uncis. Hinton defeated Oakvale, Satur- day, in the championship game of the tournament in impressive fash- ion as 12 players got into the scoring column. Hinton never trailed and jumping out to a 28 to 15 lead after one period and never looking back. =A"'Honor Roll Bryan Bragg, Anne Bryant, Angle Cales, Natalie Cales, Vegas Cole, Cheryl Cooper, Rebecca Cox, Court- ney Davis, Rebecca Dillon, Matthew Dotson, Lora Ellison, Thomas Fitzsimmons, Rebecca Harem, Melissa Harvey, Tanya Harvey, Lindsay Keaton, Austin Lilly, Stephanie Lilly, Tabitha Lilly, Ken- dra Lusk, and Shannon Richmond. "BN Honor Roll Sarah Abehire, Alice Adkins, Jason Adkins, Karen Adkins, Kathy Adkins, Missy Adkins, Susan Adkins, Keith Allen, Tonya Allen, Todd Alvis, Susan Anderson, Sheri Angell, Mayuko Arakawa, George Bachert, Jeff Ballengee, Larry "Basha, Alice Basham, KellyBasham, Jamie Beasley, Cathy Bennett, Jennifer C. Bennett, Kay Bennett, Tim Bennett, Anna Biggs, Robin Belling, Greg Bowles, Anganita Bowling, Kim Bowling, Ann Bragg, Donald L. Bragg, Elsie Bragg, Heidi Bragg, Michael Bragg, Mike Bragg, Wendy Bragg, YubeccaBragg, James Briers, Susan Brown, Melanie Bru- mit, Kristy Burcham, Leon Burgess, Angle Cales, Cheryl Cales, Joetta Cales, Lisa Cales, Marsha Cales, Priscilla Cales, Tracie Cales, K.C. Meadows. (Back row) Coach Donna Basham, Caplinger, Jason Carr, Larry Car- Brandi Basham, manager; Roxanne Cline, Aiiciater, Gil Catral, Emma Avery- Meador, Tracey Lows, Michelle Nichols, Kathy Chanlett, MichelleChewning, Fred- die Ciampi, Kristi Clark, Kim Clin- Curtis, Sarah Gills, Assistant Coach Michelle ebell, Joel Coffman, Lee Cole, Patty Basham. Conner, Amanda Cents, Eddie Cook, HINTON JR. HIGH BASKETBALL The game was tied several times The Jr. High Bobcats played two inthelastfewminutes. Joel Coffman games last week. In the first outing had two key baskets in the closing Hinton was defeated by Shady minutes to keep Hinton close to Spring60-48. MikeHarshawscored Lewisburg. 23 points for the Bobcats followed by Overall Coach, Jerry Meadows, Chad Meador with 13. said it was an excellent team effort. In the second game of the week The next home game for the Jr. the Jr. High team defeated Lewis- High team will be Jan. 3 against burg 59 - 55. Lewisburg, the week county rivalry Talcott. bdfore, had defeated the Bobcats. In 7th and 8th grade action Hin- Mike Harshaw was the leading ton defeated Shady Spring 46 - 35. scorer with 20 points, Chad Meador Hinton wasledbyRobGoins with 13 had 15, Jemar Ford, 11 points and points and Scott Jackson with 12 17 rebounds. Jason Pack made a points. In the second game Lewis- basket and foul shot with less than burg defeated Hinton 54 - 35. Hin- one minute to go to help seal the ton was led by J. T. Payne with 23 victory, points. Lori Cook, Melanie Cook, Bill Cooley, Jason Cooper, Kim Cooper, Billie Cox, Wilma Cox, Elizabeth Criddle, Andrea Crook, Mary Cyrus, Court. ney Davis, Jonathan Davis, Ryan Davis, Valerie Davis, Kristen Deeds, Julia Dinkins, Rebecca Dinkins, Shelly Dominick, Amanda Dorsey, Brian Eckle, Anthony Edwards, Erin Eerenberg, Meifssa Eggleston, Tonya Ellis, Beth Elmore, Wayne Epperly, Jamie Erskine, Beth Farley, James =Be" Farley, Sara Fitzsimmons, Mark Fleshman, Ronald Foley, Amy Ford, Jemar Ford, Faith Fortner, Gary Foster, Lori Fox, Pare Fox, Jeff Furrow, Jason Gill, Mickey Gill, David Goff, Jessica Coins, Rob Coins, Kim Gore, Heather Graham, John Gra- ham, Leslie Gross, Jody Gwinn, Paige Gwinn, Phillip Gwinn, Grace Hall, Len Hanger, Chris Harper, Lori Harper, Diane Hariah, Eric Hartwell, Joey Hartwell, Terri Har- vey, Shawn Haskins, Amos Hicks, Greg Hill, Loretta Hill, Dave Hol- land, Todd Honaker, Tom Honaker, CHANGE MADE IN the Medicare claim. Ifa service pro- Benji Houchins, Chris Houchins, MEDICARE CLAIMS vider refuses to prepare and submit PROCESS your Medicare claim or charges you Diane Houchins, Melanie By Tom Rubin a fee for doing it, you should contact Humphrey, Cheryl Hunter, James Hunter, Tracts Hurt,Bill Irwin, Social Security Manager in your Medicare carrier. Jamie Irwin, Serenity Irwin, Bruce Beckley The carrier's address and phone If you have Medicare medicalnumberarelistedinyourcopyofthe Jackson, Eric Jeffries, Jacqueline Jeffries, Christy Judy, Tammy Judy, insurance, you should know about a Medicare Handbook. GOSPEL SING Annual New Year's Eve Gospel Sing featuring: Kingsmen, Inspira- tions, Gold City, The McKameys and The Greens v, ill be held Men. Dec. 31 at 7PM at the Municipal Audito- rium of the Charleston Civic Center. recent change in the way your claims will be handled. Starting Sept. 1, 1990, your medi- cal insurance claim must be pre- pared and submitted by the service provider -- the doctor, laboratory, medical supply company, or other party providing the service. In the past, you had to submit a Form 1490S (Patient's Request for Ticket Prices: $10 main floor and Medicare) unlessyour doctor or serv- $8 balcony. All seats reserved. Tick- ice provider accepted "assignment." eta increase $2 day of show. (Assignment means that the doctor Dawn Katz, Renee Keatley, Ja- son Keaton, Kristen Keaton, Patrick or other service provider accepts the Medicare-approved charge as the total charge.) But now, the doctor or other serv- ice provider must send in your claim even if they don't accept assignment. The service provider can't charge you for preparing and submitting For ticket purchase call Ticket- master Charleston area 342-5757 or! toll free in W.Va., Oh., and Ky. 1- 800-877-1212. Tues. Dec. 26. 1990 Hlnton'News - 5 Keaton, Ann Keffer, Alfonso Surbaugh, Robyn Taylor, Sammy Leftwich, Michelle Lesher, Court- Terry, Sherry Thomas, Eugenia ney Leslie, Joe Lester,Willey Lester, Thompson, Michael Thompson, Able Lilly, Jamie Lilly, Jessica Lilly, Melissa Lilly, Michelle Lilly, O.J. Lilly, Tammy Lilly, Renee Livesay, Charlie Lowry, Cheryl Lowry, Biran Scott Mann, Josh Mann, Sherri Mansfield, Ryan Martin, Senan Mashat, Susan McCoy, Jamie Melissa Triplett, Lanar Turner, Courtney Turner, Kelly Turner, Stacy Turner, Christy Ward, J.W. Ward, Kim Ward, Lee Roy Ward, Sabrina Ward, Randy Weikle, Tonya Weikle, Peggy Wells, LewisWheeler, Laura Whittaker, Renas McGraw McGraw, Robert McLaughlin, Sam • Wills, John Williams, Melissa Wil- Mender, Drew Meadows, Jared Meadows, Kenneth Michael Mead- ows, Mike Meadows, Tom Meadows, Tony Meadows, Tonya Michael, Rests Miklos, Brian Milburn, Amy Miller, Sara Miller, Cindy Mills, Jackie Mitchem, Willam Moore, Melissa Morgan, Michael Mullinix, Stacy Newton, Alicia Pack,Jason Pack, Rebecca Pack, RonPack, Tammy Pack, Trisha Pack, Jonathan Palmer, Rachel Parker, J.T. Payne, Scott Perdue, Austin Persinger, Angela Phillips, Kenneta Pierce, Glenda Pollard, Alissa Pullen, Den- ise Reed, Scott Reed, Jessica Reich, Teresa Rice, David Richmond, Pa- tricia Richmond, Rochelle Richmond, Roy Richmond,Shawna Richmond, Tracey Richmond, David Redes, Matt Redes,Crystal Rose, Michael Sarver, Paula Scott, Phyllis Sea, Sandra Sea, Barbie Sears, Ben Sears, Jennifer Sears, Jennifer Smith, Tanner Smith, Amy Sowder, Kristie Spicer, state call Rests Steers, Juanita Stewart, Sara lianas, Robert Williams, Tony Wil- liams, Brenda Wills, Crystal Wills, Julie Wills, Melissa Wills, Michelle Williams, David Wiseman, Jenny Woodrum, Lake Wykle, Zim Wynes, Kathy Yancey, Ruth Yopp, Shelly Young, Anna Ziegler. GYMNASTICS PROGRAM The gymnastics program for chil- dren will begin on Tues. Jan. 8,1991 at Bluefield State College. The pro- gram offers instruction for begin- hers through advanced gymnast. Registration will be at 5:30 p.m. in the Shott Physical Education Building. The enrollment the is $25. per month per child. For additional information con- tact the Office of Continuing Educa- tion at (304) 327-4071 in W.Va. call toll free at 1-800-344-8892 out of 1-800-654-7798. ii t988 Ford Escort 5 Speed, Sun Roof, Fully Equiped Sharp! Local Owned Car Must See!!. Only $5,595.00 Call Ch Isle 466-1212 OFFICIAL BALLOT SPECIAL LEVY ELECTION CITY OF HINTON, WEST VIRGINIA TUESDAY, JANUARY 8, 1991 "Spec~ai ~t,+x'u,m to authorize additional levies for the fiscal years beginning July 1, 1991. !,:!~ I 1992 and July 1. 1993 and for the purpose or purposes set forth as follows": 1. That the purpo~ or purposes for which additional funds are needed are as follows: A. (l', C, mtinuation of funding assistance to the Senior Citizens Center Steven Brown Steven Brown led the way with 29 points followed by Lament Smith with 19 and 10 rebounds followed by Pat Stennett with 13, and Ron Pack with 10. Rounding out the scoring was Rusty Cox with 8, Jonathan Palmer, 5; Charlie Jordan, 3;Jonathan Davis, 2; Kelly Galloway, 2; John Mills, 2; Dave Holland, 2; and Mark Flesh- man with 1. Rusty Cox and Lament Smith led the Bobcats in rebounding with 10 each while Steven Brown had 12 assists in the contest and Pat Sten- nett had 5 assists. The Bobcats now have a record of 3 and 1 and have proved to be an exciting team to watch. Pressure defense and a fast tempo on offense that featured an alley - oop slam by Lament Smith against Oakvale make the Bobcats an exciting high school team. The Bobcats will be back in action at Hinton's Perry Memorial Gym this Friday, Dec. 28, hosting AA power Pineville who will bring a 4 - 0 record into the contest and feature the states leading scorer in Brian Woolsey. Game time is 7:30 and there vAll be a J. V. preliminary beginning at 5:30. Hinton: 10 16 16 32 - 74 Athens: 10 18 23 20 - 71 Hinton: 28 29 23 16 - 96 Oakvale: 15 15 20 19 - 69 SUBS- YOGURT-ICE CREAM COUNTRY ROADS PLAZA Monday- Thursday 10 a.m.- $ p.m. HOURS: Friday & Saturdayl0a.m.-gp.m. **PHONE AHEAD FOR FASTER SERVICE 466-5697 "MAKING IT FRESH" Choose From A Variety Of Subs or Enjoy Our Hot Dogs, Boneless BBQ Ribs, Chicken Breast Fillet, and Salads. BRING THIS AD IN FOR :50¢ OFF ON ANY SUBS!! ~+'~ Conmmat~on of funding assistance to the Summo+s County Public l.ibrary . ~'.;"" ~;i Con~inuatio,~ ,,~ essential emergency services for Polio, fire, rescue and alphas;:-':: - >q :t,di~tg expenditure far equipment a~=d for labor t :iiI : " (4) Continuation of the c,~'ht~uli.ityi'ecreat~mi programs, including malmcnance of {~:.Lit~!~'.:J'~eague Park. playgrounds and other recreational facifii'~?., ~ :~. :: •" ..... (5) Continuation eJ~ tlae'p~archase of essentialstreet equipment, labm costs and suppiies?;for paving, sider, elk replaceraenf and for street maintenance and repairs ;6) COntinuation of the purchase of ess6ntial furniture, fixtures and office equipment ai~d the repair of city buildings .. :.," (7) Initiation'of fundir~gilssisti~'ncc to the Summers County Health partmem ::'i". !'-: 2. That the annual total:approximate amount necemary to carry out the above purpose or purposes, after making due allowances for exonerations and delinquencies, is approximately ................................... $64.437.00 3. That the total approximate amount necessary to carry out the above purlxXm or purlxau~, during the term of the three (3) year levy, after making due allowances for exonerations and delinquencies, is approx- imately. ..................................................... $193,311,00 "All according to the order of the Council of the City of Hinton entered on the 13th day of November, 1990." "The additional levy shall be on Class I property 6.25 cents per $I00; on property 12,5 cents per $10~, on Class IV property 25. cents per $100." FOR THB LBVIBS ." D AGAINST THB LBVIBS Clm 11 Instructions: These favoring the additional levies, place (x) in the the Levies°, those against such levies, place (x) in the square before square before "Per "Against the Levies."