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6 - Hinton News Tues. Dec. 28, 1993
Red Sulphur Area
News
Kathy Harris, Reporter
Red Sulphur Springs Home
Extension Club Meetb
With a crisp fall morning, sun
rays beaming, and leaves in brillant
colors helping to get the Red Sulphur
Club members in the mood for their
workshop. Each club member had
brought everything from pine cones,
acorns, tinsel burs, in order to make
fall wreaths to hang in their home
bringing the fall colors indoors.
Kathy Harris, president, welcomed
the club members and guest at 9:00
a.m.
A time of devotions began with a
nsing.a-long of action songs to help
get the kirks out and heart pump-
ing. Mrs. Harris shared some ex-
cerpts from a book she had read
entitled =What You Can Do When
Life Falls Apart Pack Up Your
Glee•ass in a Great Big Box. Then
Sit on the Lid and Laugh.' = Author
Barbara Johnson had faced 8o many
dilemmasin life ass wife and mother.
Facing sad times as well as the good
times. Scriptures was taken from
Isaiah 40-31 with preyer closing the
devotions. Mrs. Harris also taught
the lesson of the month entitled
"Getting Your Financial Papers in
Order." The objectives of the lesson
was to understand Why keeping
records is important and where they
need to be kept for sake keeping and
easyaccees.Also, identifying the type
of records and individual/family
needs to keep. Discussion began after
the ladies were asked to an swer some
questions and then check their an-
swers to see if their record keeping
system needed updated. The ladies
were asked to get their wallets and
see if they had the important pa-
• per•, I.D., and medical information
they might need to carry with them.
Lots ofchildrens and grandchildren•
pictures, outdated coupons, and
many other items of interest but of
little use were found tucked in their
wallets, Alot of fun as the ladies
shared their collections but they
.understood more about the informa-
tion they needed to have after the
lesson.
The fall wreath project was under
way after the lesson with Karen
Hedges and Cheryl Howdock shar-
ing ideas and a samplelnaie by
Mrs.Hodges. The hot glue guns were
plugged up and the creative juices
began to flow. After a couple of hours
the ladies had produced their own
creations. Each wreath was unique
and beautiful in the falls colors to
add warmth to their homes. Bag
lunches were enjoyed as the ladies
rested from their work.
The members of the Red Sulphur
Springs Home Extension have taken
the McDonald House at Roanoke,
Va. as a project. Boxes will be placed
at Ballard Stores for donations for
this worth while project. The
McDonald House provides lodging
and three meals a day plus laundry
facilities for people who have a family
member in the hospital. Items
needed are paper supplies, zip lock
bags, kleenex, paper towels, toilet
paper, etc. Anyone that would like to
contribute may do so at the above
locations. If you have any questions
call 753-4813.
SENIOR NEWS
ACITv'ITIES AT THE HINTON
SENIOR CENTER
Located on the corner of
Second Ave. and Summers St.
Partially funded by the W. Vs.
Commission on Aging
J
Wed, Dee. 29
Menu: Beef-a-real, French style
green beans, corn, pear halves, bread.
Thurs. Dec. S0
Menu: Baked beans w/weiners,
coleslaw, slicedcarrots, peachhalves,
cornbread. Activities: Bingo after
lunch.
Fri. Dec. 31
CLOSED - New Year's Eve.
Men. Jan. 3
Menu: Brown beans w/onions,
cabbage, pickle relish, peaches,
cornbread. Activities: Bible study
with Eddie Johnson at 11:15am.
Blood pressure clinic-lst Nat'l Bank
.9am/2pm.
Tues. Jan. 4
Menu: Chili, coleslaw, baked po-
tato, pineapple tidbits, crackers.
Activities: Bus trip - Mercer Mall.
Menu changes may occur due to
the availability of foods or due to
circumstances beyond our control.
Circle of Light
Love is a pow beyondthe words
of expression.
Sea•tar
OFFICIAL LEVY BALLOT
CITY OF HIHTOH
January 11, 199k
Special election to authorize additional levies for
the fiscal years beginning July 1, 1994, July 1, 1995
and July 1, 1)6 and for the purposes set forth as
follows:
1. That the purpose or purposes for which
additional funds are needed is as follows:
A. (1) Continuation of funding assistance to
the Senior Citizens Center.
(2) Continuation of funding assistance to
the Summers County Public Library.
() Continuation of essential emergency
services for police, fire, rescue and
ambulance, including expenditure for
equipment and for labor.
I4) Continuation of the community re-
creation programpcluding mainte-
nance of the tl, League Park,
playgrounds an,Qt jcreational
facilities. , .... "
/
(5) Coati•
essential
and
Volunteer!
re
tO
Depart-
2 amount
;o necessary t purpose or
.... puqoses:
is approxi-
$ 64,437.00
3. amount necessary
to carry purpose or purposes,
during of the th-e (3) ;ea levy,
after making due allowances for exonera.
dons and delinquencies, is approxi-
mately .................... $193,311.00
All according to the order of the Council of
City of Hinton entered on the 16th day of
November, 1993.
The additional levy shall be on Class I
property 6.25 cents per 100; on Class II property
12.5 cents per $100; on Class IV property 25. cents
per $100.
FOR THE LEVIES
AGAINST THE LEVIES
INSTRUCTIONS: Those favorlngthe addition, levies,
place (X) in the square before 'For the Levies. those
against the levies, place (X) in the square before
'Against the Levies".
Red Sulphur LEGAL NOTICE
Springs Home eRDa& oF PUmaCA00OS
Extension Club
Host Birthday
Party
By Kathy Harris, Reporter
When you see balloons, a clown,
Happy mrthday banners and abeau-
tiful birthday cake then you know
its time to "Party." That's just what
the Red Sulphur Springs Home
Extension Club did in the month of
Sept. for the guests at the Spring-
field Nursing Home. The guest were
invited to the Birthday Party thab
began at 2:30 p.m.
Mrs. Becky Spencer played happy
music as everyone was welcomed.
Party hats were presented to the six
guest that were celebrating birth-
days i n the month of Sept. A special
table was decorated with balloons,
streamers and the birthday guest
were assembled around their table
of honor for their grand celebration.
Joann Bishop dressed up and was
"Happy" the Birthday clown. She
presented each birthday person with
a token of love if they could blow
their birthday horns. All six made
the eflbrt with everyone receiving
the tokens.
"Happy clown" visited each guest
present talking and bringing smiles
to their faces as she dug in her
"Goodie Basket" and presented them
with delicious lollipops. Old favorite
songs were sung from "Oh, My Dar-
ling Clementine" to "He's Got the
Whole World in His Hands". Cheryl
Howdock sang "Frankie and
Johnnie" bringing back some memo-
ries for the guest.
Candles were lit and all the guest
were told to make a wish and then
they all blew out the candles while
everyone sang "Happy Birthday"!
Cake, ice cream and soft drinks were
served and a time of fellowship fol-
lowed. Gifts were presented to rach
birthday guest in honor of their birth-
days. The club members again re-
ceived a blessing by bringing joy to
those who need us most! Those at-
tending were Becky Spencer, Cheryl
Howdock, Joann Bishop, Peggy
Howdock, Sally Wilson, and little
grandson Tommy, Shelia Howdock,
Phyllis Broyles, and Kathy Harris.
Benedum Foundation
Gives Concord Quarter
i Million Dollars
An early Christmas present is
arriving at Concord College.
Concord President Jerry Beasley
announced Tues. (Dec. 21) that the
Claude Worthington Benedum Foun-
dation is awarding a $250,000 grant
to help the College meet the year-
end deadline for its Bonnet Scholars
endownment. The Coreila and Ber-
tram F. Bonnet Foundation will
provide a five-to-one match for gifts
pledged to support Concord's Ben-
her Scholars Program.
The Benedum gift puts Concord
over the $750,000 goal set by the
Bonner Foundation for the end of
Dec. Another $250,000 is required
by Sept. 30, 1994,
The Claude Worthington
Benedum Foundation was estab-
lishedin 1944 by Michael and Sarah
Benedum, both W. Vs. natives, as a
memorial to their only child, Claude,
who died while serving in the First
World War. In 1992, the foundation
authorized grants totaling
$6,646,012in the areas of education,
health and human services, commu-
nity development, and the arts.
Miehasl Benedum's directive upon
his death in 1959 was that the foun-
dation 'help people help themsels."
Through the Bonner Scholars Pro-
gram, four-year •€haler=hips are
awarded to Concord students in
return for a commitment to become
involved in community service for
ten or more hours weekly during the
academic year, plus a minimum of
240 hours in the summer. Most of
the work is based in W. Vs.
The Benedum Foundation specifi.
cally supports projects located in W.
Va. and the area around Pittsburgh,
where the foundation is headquar-
tered. Concord anticipates forging
partnerships with other W. Va.
groups receiving Benedum funds,
said Dr. Ben•lay.
"We will be mindful of the faith
shown by the Benedum Foundation
as we seek to put Bonner Scholars to
work for the benefit of West Virgini-
ans. a Dr. Be•slay said. sour grati-
tude goes to the trustees and the
staff of the Foundation for sharing
our vision of community service."
CIRCUIT COURT OF COUNTY,
wsffr vI31NIA
Nathan "Bill" Waltimll PlLntlff T. H.H. Phlllip=
Dofen&mt. Civil NL 0@.C.149.
The object of the shove outlUed Mtion Is te rev
a debt due Naflmn "Bill" Waltlmll the mid H,H.
and to rev iamlti,m damqes, art•aye
fa and for frenduilat uet by the add
H£L ltilipm tetrd the plaintiff, Nathan "Bill"
Walthall.
And it appearlngby an sflldavlt filed in tht• actlo
that H.H. Phllllpo I• • non residout of the St•to of West
Virldn,, whoes lag known eddrmm i• 8 Bowman
Town Read, IAmegone, 'IN. 87681.
It i• that 1LH. PhiUipo de lave upon
Jmeph Aueremanm P. O. Be= 669, Hintath West
Vlq|lnis 26061,pluinflfl's attemey, an anow or oth&
defame te thecomplalnt fllldln &hi• actlc on er before
Jammry 22,1994,othermjut byd,,A, uit will
be taken quires him at lay tlme thareaP,r. A espy of
said esmplaiht amhe obbdned fl'om the undeigned
Clerk at her es.
Entered by &ha Clerk of said Court Derember 20,
1993.
Clerk of Court
HN Dec. 28. Jan. 4
LEGAL NOTICE
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
CIRCUIT COURT OF sUMMERS COUNTY,
WEST VIRGINIA TAMMY TERESA MARTIN
ADKINS Plaintiff v. MARCEL ADKINS
Defendant Ckvll Action No. M-C-98.
The object €tbo shove entitled sti i• to obtain
• dtver¢ the bond• of mstrimmy.
And t t appearing by an afllavtt filed in this action
that Msrl Mkhad Adkim is • non-nmldmt of the
State of West Vlqlinla and his where•boule m m-
luwwn but bollav to be in the St•to of North Care-
UnL Further that them i• • tirol hoaHng date sched.
ued in the above referenced matter for Pobruaw 9th,
1993, at 1:15 p.m. before the Honoreble Family Law
Master Edwin Wiley in the Summers County Court-
house, Hintrk Wert Virginia.
It i• rdered that Marcel M. Ad)fim de serve upon
David L Paler. plaintiff'• attorney, whose addre |•
PO Bc 39, Hintcm. WV 26961, an an•wet or other
to the €orn plaint filed In &hi• actlou on or before
January 21st, 1, otborwies judlment by default
will he taken qaimt you •t any time theresRer. A €opy
of =aid cempisint can be obt-inod from the under.
signed Clk st his ofl
Entered by thoCbwk ofesid Court Decmhor 17th,
1993.
Mattie Jaan Cmuer
Clerk of Court
HN Des. 28, Jan. 4,11
LEGAL NOTICE
WEST VIRGINIA
DRPARTMNT OF
TRANSPORTATION
llka It Hhmm,
NOIM OF CO v
led lmpsls will I mound I tha Wt
Vtram ZmUm of DZm or
Hilhws st |ta in Bulldl l, A-148,
1900 lrmmwl llut, Cltmtm, Wmt
Vlzzin a0o4ao msta m &zt Zbmm Z. Sm
en4 mN p¢o,,m-,.-./ wlU ho poblidy penl and rmd
immndlataly tham4tfl r t}m of th*
Call: 00C4mtra MltSlS, StaaP't:
0,00- lff/.20, Fedm'al Przt: Offl'P0004 EQO
Dmtptkm: OUARDRAIL WILLOWWOOD.
PIgNC 18 - OUARDRAIL WV $ COUNI: 12M-
MYS
Prepmais will he re/vnd fi, em Imqualifled and
West VIqKIm Ikumd mtra¢r0 only anmpt that m
Federel-Ald • ¢n' limnm is net re-
quired at tlme bid, bet will he required herwe work
am bet4n. RaSlalmti is required with the Depart-
mout of Administration, Dividou of in
scesrdanco with Chopt" K&, Artido 3, 8ertien 12 of
the West Virginia Ced All tresisrm submitS/as
en lamJeta0 must in one of the bliswins
forms p efficutea with m*h Iraqi: Prop
Ouarenty lmd, Co|his Chaek, or Cqdlled Clk
r 00.00 er qb ertotel bid, whkhevis SmShw.
"Tm m m whkh eny amtmeter with
• Catepry "W" Prequalilltation Ratine may be eli-
&qbla to bid.
The West VIrltnis Deportment of Tranoportation,
DivfdongfHlllhwst roesrv the right to defer, dobty
Iopeis fat' i W dealgouted in this a
ltt,"qMUt the nmsity of ram&winE such •d-
tie•mint. All bidden hedtng vnlid dding pespmls
will he notified of euh defer•out, delay er pea&one-
men& end the clate that proposals will be re.dyed and
lblicly opened.
The West Virginia Deportment of Transportation,
DlviMen ofHishwa'shatnotifles ailb/ddere that It
will amrmaflvaly lnstms that in a, reenact mtmd
into pure&ant tO thiS advtiesmqmt, minorit bull-
ies anterprima will he afforded full prtunlty to
submit bid• in reepeme to thiS invltatiou and will not
be dlNhaimted alm on the Ipmmui• ofraee, ca&or,
mlllrlon, or nattmml o¢lin in :.uddztiml for an
•ward.
WEST VIRGINIA DEPARTMENT OF HIGH-
WAYS
Dividon of HIghwayo, Oesrp T. 81dtrepalie
Asdalant Commissioner
HN Des. 28, Jan. 4
There =,re more than 7,000
varieties of rice throughout the
world.
466-1100
June McGraw,
Broker-CREA
NEW LISTINGS:
FARM: Located off Brooks
Mountain Rd. OffRouto 20,15
rain. fr. 1-64 Sandstone Exit.
near Hinton. FANTASTIC
BUY: 109 Acres- breath taking
view Ranch style frame home,
1,600 sq. ft. 1 1/2 years old 3 BR
walk in closets, 2 baths, else.
heat pump A/C Brk fireplace
with Buck Stove insert, utilty
room. Incl. dishwasher, ref.
stove. Large Deck, 2 car ga-
rage, 2 story log barn - 30'x36'.
Also incL is 2 story part log,
rustic frame cabin, made from
old hewn logs like barn. Ha s 8-
4 BIL, 1bath, hardwood floors,
fireplace. Cabin is 190 sq. ft.
Large deck, Pond. MUST SEE
TO APPRECIATE. $125,000.
10th. Ave. - 2 story frame, 3 BR
- 1 Bath, 2 porches, storage
Bldg. On large corner lot - nice
garden plot. View of New R.
off street parking. $19,500.
Summers St.-. n,-L, 11/2 baths,
excellent O.tion, front
porch overlooks river.
Forest Hill - 1985 3 BR. Mobile
Home - 2 Decks - Good Condi-
tion on 1 Acre lot. $16,900.
Bargsr Springs - 2 A Beautiful
fiat land . near G.B. River -
River Accemg $9,750.
Beilepoint. Oak St. attractive
2 BR., Brick, dining room,
garage. Large Patio and deck
overlooking G.R. Very good
condition. Good Buy.
New River Read - 60 Acres
mountain land overlooking
New River. Good timber and
excellent hunting. River ac-
cess.
Near Indian Mills - 18 Acres
woodland near public hunt-
ing area and New River.
New River- a00mo,t laUrelS,lb.!
100' River frontage, Private
Road, large trees, bordering
River. Never floods.
WANTED
REAL ESTATE LISTINGS
We have Buyers.
We Also Buy Real Estate
June McGraw - Broker
466-1100
Butt Gunter - Sales
After Hours - 466-1"/67
Rt. 1 Box 86
Ballard, W.Va. 24918
HINTONAREA BEI J.EPOINT
ADDITION - a 2 story modi-
fied English Tudor style home.
3 or 4 BR., formal DR, kitchen
and joining breakfast room,
large livingroom 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.
FOREST HILL GREENVILLE
AREA. Monroe Co. 3 BP brick
home, 1960 sq. ft., livingroom,
large family room with fire-
place with vale rock wail.
Combination dining room/
kitchen with custom cabinets.
1 1/bath, front porch, sun
porch, partial basement, lots
of closet space, electric ceil-
ing heat. 2 car attached brick
finished garage. Large in
ground swimming pool. This
home is situated on approxi-
mately 58 acres of land in a
beautiful setting in Monroe
Co. Fronting on hard top road.
30 x 60 barn, 12 x 60 storage or
tool shed. 2 ponds, 1/2 cleared,
1/2 woodland. Ideal for retire-
ment or hobby farm. This
could be the one you have been
looking for. Call today, price
has been reduced.
For Listings Or Auction Sales
Call 466-3210 Anytime
Paul "Buddy'/Ughl
uroker & Aucti0n006rl *'
Licensed No. 478
LEGAL NOTICE
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
Circuit COURT OF Summer= COUNTY.
VIRGINIA
Ratty Jean Centrell Plain&life. Rob•st I, Cant•is
Defendant Civil Action N 93-C.203.
I. (The obJert of this |uit is to obtain a diveres from
the bonds of matrimmyJ
To the Abram Named Defendant:
It aplmariNi by alfldavit filed in this action that
1hert L. Cantndl is a non-rmidmt of the State of
West V|rlrbda, it is hereby €,rdered that Robert L.
Cantrea 1268 North Fourth St. #G, Columb,,-, OH
48201 ve upen Petty g. Mann, Plaintiffs attorney,
whme eddreesis P.O. Ik 141G, Hintou. WV 25961 ,n
ar.wer, indudlnE an related esunter dalm or do-
fen•you may have te theesmplaint medin thia tim
on or beibm January 0, 1994. If you fall ta de
Judment, ulna proper hearing and trial,
may be taken qsimt you f/" the relief demanded in
the €omplaint.
A €ol of Mid complaint cen be obdned from the
undersillted Clerk at his oce
Entered by the Clerk of mid Court Dmmmber 16,
199
CA,gRK OF couwr
HN Dee. 21,
Ii&bm l-I00.lK$- 2M.f00
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The first transatlantic airline passenger service began in 1939.
LEGAL NOTICE
Llt of ll-]Fmte sold in the CetmW of S In thn month of November lgJ, for nonpayment of mfe thereon for the year
1902. and purehamd by individuala or by the hte of Weal Virginia.
tWa d Plea Oql=l Vth 1am
HIt/TON CORPORATION
mtt, Mlism & rrb
Brown, 1
Bus•,
Dht, Ots M l leda J
mt. nm PeW E=
Ml|lms, /& twfecd "Ule"
FOREST HILL
Ggli, Wooow & VIrid
Leeds Joeq $ IV & Smlt
GREENBRIER RURAL
,teay Count FRrml Inc
Bailey. James & Shelby Jean
GREEN SULPHUR
Adkino, Mmry
0etwtler, Robert M J
De, Robe M J
Hmtt0n, Testy H & 0elle
gmto, Charles R
Lyons, Clstece E a Lma E
Pre•lO, James Hem
Mitteh Kenneth O t nsy
Wl James A
JUMPING 8R
Bennett, n L
Benr, L
GWdo, Alr
Kestoa, R
PIPESTEM
Gdfley, Kem , Kay
TALCOI"T
8udelte, V¢kie & Tommy R Hwlh
Hltrlh, Geocgia "Sud
Heddck, Joe W "El" lr3nl&Etmll
Mi,eL Harvey L flint
Peo Slrs/m0¢tam
Pm SPrings Atwm
Prose Sp#insl AIsialu
Pelt¢hn, Met'yn 8
Simmms, Protd O & Tamm
Toff, ve¢, Uol T & Nncy
Wotod, St•It W 0 t
Loc: DomMptkm Of Lands
Hwmn Steer
Comomy Hill
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Summers Se
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Cherkeo Slip
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New Hill
Ltel Cek
Laur Cre
M0lt C.t
New Rtvt Hill
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Mmdow
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Bted Runl
PltmN W=terl
House
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Rivside Rt $Dg
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Wm H Richmond
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Wm H Ihmond
Rob auch
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Bob lueh
Wm H Richmond
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Bob Ruch
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Wm H Richmond
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Oak Hall
Ok Hag
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Edward P Loou
Edward P. Low•
St=to of WV
Wm H Riehraond
Wra H N¢hmond
Sate of WV
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120.3 A¢ COCtlolidated
28.275 Ac
83.3 Ac by Deed
.53 A¢
Lot 113
12.99 Ac
1 Lot
5,000.00
20,500.00
2,060.00
2.00
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The ownov of slay Real-Estate Iatod above, or any other poton entttlod to pay the taxes the, con, may, however, rcdvcm such Real-
Entate u providnd by law.
Given under my hand this 22nd day of November, I95.
John M. lumloy, Jr.
Sheriff A Tuurer of 8ummcr County