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BY COY BAYS University of Charleston’s ★ SPORTS WRITER home park. Coach Raymond WISE — UVa-Wise’s Loeser’s Golden Eagles women rallied from (0-1) roughed up UVa- behind twice Sunday Wise starting right-hander while opening the softball Rachel Hawks while scor- season with an 8-7 victory ing single runs in the sec- over the University of ond and third innings Charleston Golden Eagles before adding three more at Cavalier Field. in the fourth. All five runs Coach Karen Bitter’s were scored with two out Cavaliers erased a 5-0 in each inning. deficit with five runs in the Charleston’s first run bottom of the fourth was produced by Jenna inning and overcame a 7-6 Evans’ RBI triple to right Charleston lead with a pair and the Golden Eagles of runs in the bottom of took a 2-0 lead following the sixth including the Aspen Echelmeir’s solo winning run scored from home run in the third third base by Megan inning. Jacqueline Carlin Dillion following a wild added an RBI single in the pitch with two out. fourth before a two-run Dillion drove home the single by Bethany Cera. tying run in the sixth with UVa-Wise roared back a two-out single off to tie the game in the bot- Golden Eagles reliever tom of the fourth with five Abby Nichols. runs off three hits and “The thing I’m most three walks against encouraged by is how we Charleston starting right- fought after getting hander Morgan Aguirre. down,” said second-year Charity Lawson started UVa-Wise head coach the rally with a lead-off Karen Bitter. “We were single, but she was retired down five and came back. at second on a fielder’s Then we were down a run choice grounder off the bat late in the game and of Kirsten Velazquez. fought back to win it.” Freshman Rachel The second game of the Fisher followed with a sin- scheduled doubleheader gle and UVa-Wise loaded was suspended by rain the bases when Natasha with Charleston holding a Dean drew a walk. Sarah 13-9 lead in the bottom of Wiltshire forced home the PHOTO BY RODDY ADDINGTON the fourth with UVa-Wise Cavs’ first run with a walk batting with no outs and a and freshman Christina Union’s Sydney McKinney, left, has her shot blocked by Clintwood’s Sam Stanley in runner at second base. The Ziemba made it a 5-3 Monday’s LPD tournament semifinal game. game will be completed game with a two-run sin- when Bitter’s club visits gle. West Virginia’s capital city Junior Kristina March 24 for a double- Romualdo tied the game Lady Greenwave knock off Union header against the NCAA Division II club in the PLEASE SEE CAVS, PAGE 3B in foul-plagued semifinal game

BY KEVIN MAYS onship game by being consistent in the late going of ★ SPORTS EDITOR the contest and not panicking when Union (14-8) Tired Greenwave started the game by scoring the first 10 points over WISE — One game came down to the wire and the first five minutes of the game. the other one didn’t Monday night in the Lonesome “We got down 10-0 and we stayed with the game Pine District girls basketball tournament semifinals. plan and we didn’t get flustered,” said Clintwood team falls to In a game that featured 55 total fouls and 70 free coach Donnie Frazier. throw attempts, the Clintwood Lady Greenwave hit Despite the early scoring spurt by the Lady 74.4 percent (29 of 39) free throws and played Bears, Frazier told his team to not panic. And the strong defensively to take a 51-48 win over the Lady Wave responded positively. Jenkins Cavaliers Union Lady Bears at the UVa-Wise David Prior Clintwood cut the Lady Bear lead to 26-24 by Convocation Center. halftime and gained the lead in the third quarter by In Monday’s other semifinal game, the top-seed- outscoring Union 12-8 in the third quarter. BY KAREN MARTIN ed Central Lady Warriors rolled to an 87-23 victory Neither Frazier nor Union head coach Brandi ★ SPORTS WRITER over the J.I. Burton Lady Raiders. Bostic were surprised by the game coming down to the wire. COEBURN — The last regular season basketball LADY WAVE ADVANCE game for the Clintwood Greenwave was a tale of two Clintwood (14-8) advanced to the LPD champi- PLEASE SEE SEMIFINALS, PAGE 2B halves Thursday night. The Jenkins Cavaliers turned out to be too much for Clintwood to handle in the second half as they rolled to a 72-56 victory over the Wave at Clintwood Elementary School’s Howard Deel Gym. The second half found the Cavaliers outscoring the Honaker Greenwave 49-34, to take the win. “This is our third game in four nights and it showed. We didn’t have the legs for the second half. We kept push- clinches ing, but it just wasn’t enough,” Greenwave coach Evan McCowan said. Behind the quick transitions, patient passing, tough defense and shooting of a well coached team, the BDD title Cavaliers finished the game with four players in double figures. BY ANTHONY STEVENS Randy Potter led his team with 21 points, Huey ★ SPORTS WRITER Quillen added 20, Casey Hall with 15 and Josh Collins contributed 10 to the cause. HONAKER — The Haysi “We got off to a slow start and didn’t shoot well. We boys began last week undefeated knew coming across the state line to play in Virginia is in the Black Diamond District, always an adventure and challenge,” said Jenkins coach with a championship within their Eric Ratliff. “We picked it up in the second half. reach. Clintwood is a tough team, but it was obvious they were It didn’t happen. tired and worn out. We took advantage of that and did Honaker beat Haysi twice in well in transitions.” three days to claim the BDD reg- The first half of the game was a completely different ular season championship. The tale. Tigers from Honaker took the The score see-sawed by possession. crown with a 66-61 win over Both teams applied ample pressure to keep it a close game. Haysi at a jam-packed A.P. Clintwood’s Robbie Mullins contributed 12 of the first Baldwin Gymnasium on Friday. 20 points for the team in this half. “It was an exciting game, my “He is 5’8” but plays like a big man. He is such an kids played hard,” Haysi coach asset to our team. I think he’s a mismatch for other David Robinette said. “Just some teams. He is so strong. He’s too strong for guards and too key breaks here and there went quick for the posts,” said McCowan. their way. Hopefully we’ll get Mullins finished the game with 23 points, seven them sometime, they have a good rebounds and five assists. Nate Mullins contributed 10 team but I really feel both games points. could have went either way.” “We missed so many shots we usually make and I It was a rugged, physical think that was the fatigue. We have the district tourna- matchup. Haysi scored the first ment coming up. We’ll take the next couple of days to PHOTO BY RODDY ADDINGTON rest up and prepare. By the time the tournament starts, we seven points of the game and that plan to be ready both emotionally and physically.” would be the largest lead they Clintwood’s McCowan stated. Haysi’s Tyler Tipton (4) puts up a shot for the Tigers in PLEASE SEE TITLE, PAGE 2B Friday’s game with Honaker. PAGE 2B ■ WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 2013 ■ THE DICKENSON STAR Meier has six hit day, Cavs split with Tigers

UVa-Wise and Edward Walters duced a ground out RBI to cut the to take the lead. The Cavs would .577 through the season’s first six Walters took advantage of two sin- College split a pair of one-run lead to one at 6-5. Senior Brian strike for three hits and take advan- games. Head Coach Hank Banner’s gles, a balk, and two walks to push games on Sunday at Edward Waters King stood as the last hope for UVa- tage of two walks, a hit by pitch, and UVa-Wise club will return to play across the game winning run. in Jacksonville, Fla. Wise when he ripped a two-out, RBI an error to push across six runs. on Tuesday when the team travels to In the loss, Tyler Hutson was the The host Tigers took game one single plating the game-tying run. Hylton delivered the big blow as he NCAA Division II member Lincoln only UVa-Wise (2-2) player to pro- 7-6 on a walk off single by Neil The comeback would be short connected for a three RBI single to Memorial University for a 2p.m. duce more than one hit. The first Martino before the Cavaliers (3-3) lived for the Cavs as Neil Martino tie the game. UVa-Wise would start. baseman went 2-3 in the game with erased a seven run deficit to claim a drove home the winning run with a eventually take the lead on an error two RBI. 10-9 victory in the series finale. bases loaded single. Martino’s hit allowing Brandon Fletcher to score, ERRORS DOOM CAVS IN Game two once again saw the Edward Walters’Travonne Fuller guaranteed the Tigers of the series Fletcher entered the game to pinch DOUBLEHEADER LOSS Tigers fall behind early only to belted a grand slam in the bottom of win; Edward Walters swept the run for Hylton. Host Edward Walters College eventually post a victory. UVa-Wise the first inning in the day’s opening series opening double header on Freshman Jake Huff entered the overcame deficits in both games of scored a run in the top of the first game to cap off a six run frame. Saturday. game with a one run lead and the Saturday’s double-header to capture inning on an RBI single by Hutson UVa-Wise would play catch-up Similar to game one, UVa-Wise right hander retired all six batters he a sweep over UVa-Wise. that scored Tommy Meier. One for the remainder of the game. The found itself in an early run deficit. faced, three by strike out, to earn his The host claimed game one 4-3 inning later, Meier would lace an visitors scored a run in the top of the The Tigers broke open the game first collegiate save. Huff’s per- in eight innings before taking RBI single to score Nick first and added a single run in the with six, first run innings and added formance finished off four scoreless advantage of five Cavalier errors to Impellizzeri. top of the second to cut the lead to a seventh run in the second to lead innings of work by the UVa-Wise win the finale 6-2. In the following two innings, four at 6-2. 7-1 entering the third frame. In the bullpen. Danny Bates tossed a In the opener, Edward Walters Edward Walters would take the lead Neither school would score third inning, the two sides traded a scoreless inning with one strikeout (4-6) used seven innings of three run and put it out of reach. The Tigers again until the seventh inning when pair of runs as Hylton and prior to Cody Jewell throwing a baseball from Bryan Walker and a would score three runs in the third the Cavs mounted a four run rally. McCollum had RBI hits for the scoreless frame to notch his first perfect frame from Darren and fourth frames in large part due In the inning, Tommy Meier led off Cavs and Martino had a two RBI career win. In total, the bullpen Skawienski to overcome an early 3- to four Cavalier errors in the the inning with a double, his fourth single for the Tigers. struck out four, allowed one walk, 0 deficit. The Tigers would score innings. hit of the game. Following a Matt The Cavs would score for a sec- and did not allow a hit in the four single runs in the second, third, and The game two loss saw Meier go Murphy walk and a Tyler Hutson fly ond consecutive inning in the fourth scoreless innings. fourth inning after surrendering a perfect 3-3 as the senior extended out, Steven Klaiber walked to load on an RBI ground out by Chaz Hall Meier would finish game two three runs in the top of the first. his hitting streak to four games to the bases for Michael McCollum. to cut the lead to five. Two innings with two hits to run his total for the Neither side was able to dent the open the 2013 season. In addition, McCollum lined a two RBI double. later, UVa-Wise would have its day to six. Following the double scoreboard again until the bottom of Hutson lined two more hits in the One batter later, Kirk Jennings pro- highest scoring inning of the season header the senior catcher is hitting the eighth inning when Edward game to finish the game 4-7.

Semifinals Clintwood’s Ivy Gulley, CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1B the contest. Clintwood responded with a right, looks “We looked at all of our basket from Sam Stevens just to work the losses and other than Wise seconds later to put the Lady ball back (Central), all of them were one Greenwave ahead for good. or two possession games,” said Kayla Mullins led inside Frazier. “We were in every Clintwood’s scorers with 11 during game. And we said this was points, while Katlyn Phillips Monday’s going to be one of those finished with 10 points and games.” nine rebounds for the Lady LPD Bostic also expected the Wave. tournament game to be a close one and the Union got 22 points from semifinals type of game that would possi- Sydney McKinney, while bly lend itself to 55 fouls being Summer Begley pulled down at the called in the contest. 13 rebounds for the Lady UVa-Wise Bears. “We knew coming in that it David Prior was going to be a very physical game,” said Bostic. “We knew LADY WARRIORS ROLL Convocation it going to be very physical and Central (22-1) scored the Center. we had to do the little things to first 25 points of the game and get the win. We just came up a never was threatened in the little bit short. game by the Lady Raiders (7- “I’m very proud of the girls. 16) on the way to the win. They did everything we asked Laura Gipe had a strong them to do.” night for the Lady Warriors After taking a 36-34 lead with 24 points, while Hayley after three quarters, Clintwood Wyrick finished with 19 points never trailed during the fourth and Logan Reynolds added 12. period. Burton was led by six-point Union did tie the game performances of three players, twice in the final quarter with Jaz Bay, Cristian Fultz and Jaz PHOTO BY the last tie coming at 45-45 on Hill. two free throws from Sydney Bay added 11 rebounds for RODDY McKinney with 2:52 to play in Burton. ADDINGTON Title

CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1B who scored and was fouled. He missed the you can go 10-0 in the BDD, I think “We didn’t handle the ball well, too free throw but Haysi held a 61-60 lead you’ve accomplished something.” many turnovers,” Haysi coach Ronnie had the entire night. Honaker quickly with 1:38 left in the game. They wouldn’t Tipton finished with a game-high 17 Compton said. “Honaker played a physical came back to go on a 7-0 run to tie it. It score again missing their final three shots. points to lead Haysi. O’Quinn and Hunter game. Give Honaker credit, they did what was close from that point. Honaker led Dye who was elusive all night drove to Sutherland added 16 points each. Guage they were allowed to do on the floor and most of the first half but their largest lead the basket to score, giving Honaker the Hill led Haysi with seven rebounds. they made their shots. was only five points. The Russell County lead. Hall made a couple of free throws. With the BDD tournament being held at “We can’t beat ourselves to death over Tigers held a 31-28 advantage at halftime. Hunter Lester had a breakaway layup for Clinchco this week, there is a good chance this one. We could have to play them again Honaker led the entire third quarter the final margin. these two teams could square off again on next week.” although the margin was slim. Casey Dye Haysi did a good job against the Saturday night. Haysi was up 20-18 at halftime. scored a couple baskets for Honaker early Honaker big men. Post Payton Ball fin- “We hope to get that tournament cham- Honaker outscored them 21-4 in the third in the fourth quarter as they took their ished with 13 points and Tanner Robinette pionship on Saturday night,” remarked quarter. They held Haysi to only 15 points largest lead of the game 52-43 with 7:20 to was held to three points. Robinette. “We hope to see these guys in the second half. play. Haysi was patient and methodically “My kids worked really hard, we really again, but we have to win Friday first.” “We have more trouble matching up clawed back into the contest. put in the time this week to try to take with Honaker, than we do with some of the When Tyler Tipton dropped in a 3-point away their inside,” Robinette said. “We HONAKER GIRLS teams we’ve been playing,” remarked jump shot from the right corner with 3:05 battled as much as we could.” COMPLETE SWEEP Compton. “They can run so many bodies to play it tied the score at 57-all. Drake Dye had 13 points and five rebounds. The Honaker girls made it a second at us and we just don’t have enough bod- Howell then made a couple of free throw Hall had nine points, five rebounds and straight sweep of Haysi. The first contest ies. It’s tough to handle that kind of pres- to give Haysi a two-point lead. eight assists. Lester came off the bench to between the girls went to double overtime sure the whole game.” Point guard Ty Hall drove into the score 10 points and dish out five assists in but this one wasn’t close. Honaker used an Hannah Mondrage (13 points) and Erin paint, was fouled and made a shot. He the win for Honaker. offensive explosion in the third quarter to Hyden (10) led the Haysi offense. made the free throw to convert the 3-point “This was one of our goals at the start break open a tight game, taking a 55-35 It was a very balanced scoring effort for play, putting Honaker up 60-59 with just of the season (BDD title) and it feels great win over Haysi. With the victory, Honaker Honaker. Haley Brown, Madison Miller, over two minutes to play. After a Haysi to accomplish a goal,” third-year Honaker claimed second place in the BDD girl’s Laken Robinette and Morgan Stevens each timeout the ball went to Peyton O’Quinn coach Marcus Dunham said. “Anytime standings behind Grundy. scored 11 points.

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SLATE Semifinals Methodist 12 noon HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS Eastside vs. Thomas Walker SUNDAY Lonesome Pine District TheThe CoalfieldCoalfield 6 p.m. BASEBALL Dist. Overall WEDNESDAY BASKETBALL Castlewood vs. Twin Springs/Rye College W-L W-L High School Girls Cove winner 7:30 p.m. Nonconference •Central 6-0 22-1 Lonesome Pine District JV Championship Urbana at UVa-Wise (2) noon Union 3-3 14-8 Tournament #1 vs. #2 5 p.m. SOFTBALL Clintwood 2-4 14-8 (at UVa-Wise Prior WRESTLING College J.I. Burton 1-5 7-16 5 Convocation Center, Wise) Virginia High School League Nonconference Cumberland District 5 Championship Group A State Championships UVa-Wise at Milligan (2) 1 p.m. Dist. Overall Central vs. Clintwood 8 p.m. (at Salem Civic Center) W-L W-L Consolation First Round Matches 9:30 a.m. STANDINGS •Castlewood8-0 17-4 BOYS J.I. Burton vs. Union 6:30 p.m. Quarterfinals 6 p.m. Eastside 6-2 12-7 JV Championship TENNIS *BASKETBALL Twin Springs 3-5 7-14 Central vs. Clintwood 5 p.m. College Men COLLEGE MEN Thomas Walker 3-5 5-17 BASKETBALL THURSDAY UVa-Wise at North Greenville Mid-South Conference Rye Cove 0-8 1-21 BASKETBALL 3 p.m. Conf. Overall College Women W-L W-L Black Diamond District Listed are the top 5 boys basketball College Men Mid-South Conference UVa-Wise at North Greenville Lindsey Wilson13-2 23-2 Dist Overall teams in the Coalfield region including Campbellsville at UVa-Wise 3 p.m. Georgetown11-5 19-5 W-L W-L SATURDAY Pikeville 10-5 19-5 •Grundy 9-1 16-5 Wise, Dickenson, Buchanan, Lee, 8 p.m. College Women BASKETBALL Shawnee St.10-5 15-9 Honaker 7-3 9-13 Russell, Scott, Tazewell and Washington Mid-South Conference College Men Campbellsville 9-6 16-9 Haysi 6-4 12-9 Campbellsville at UVa-Wise Mid-South Conference Cumberlands 8-8 17-9 Twin Valley 6-4 8-10 counties as selected by a panel of sports 6 p.m. Lindsey Wilson at UVa-Wise St. Catherine 8-8 12-10 Council 1-9 2-17 writers, other media members, coaches High School Boys 4 p.m. UVa-Wise 6-9 10-10 Hurley 1-9 2-18 Cumberland District College Women Cumberland 4-12 8-17 and other regional high school basket- Tournament Mid-South Conference Rio Grande 3-12 8-17 Clinch Mountain District Lindsey Wilson at UVa-Wise Bluefield 3-13 7-15 Dist. Overall ball observers from around the (at Thomas Walker High School, Ewing) 2 p.m. COLLEGE WOMEN W-L W-L Coalfield region. The listing includes Semifinals High School Boys Mid-South Conference •Gate City 8-0 12-10 Cumberland District Conf. Overall Lebanon 5-3 17-6 team, overall record, total points this Eastside vs. Thomas Walker 6:30 p.m. Tournament W-L W-L Virginia 3-5 11-11 week based on a 6-4-3-2-1 rating system Castlewood vs. Rye Cove 8 p.m. (at Thomas Walker High Cumberland 15-1 24-1 John Battle3-5 10-11 School, Ewing) Georgetown 11-5 17-8 Lee 1-7 6-16 and ranking last week. JV Championship #1 vs. #2 5 p.m. Championship Shawnee St. 10-5 19-6 * Does not include games High School Girls Semifinal winners 6:30 p.m. Campbellsville 10-5 18-7 played Tuesday Black Diamond District Consolation St. Catherine 10-6 16-7 • Clinched regular season Tournament Semifinal losers 3:30 p.m. Cumberlands 8-8 15-10 championship 1) Abingdon, 16-6 (58) 1 (at Clinchco Elementary Black Diamond District Bluefield 7-9 15-11 School) Tournament Lindsey Wilson 6-9 15-10 BASKETBALL Semifinals (at Clinchco Elementary Pikeville 4-11 8-16 Twin Valley/Hurley winner vs. School) UVa-Wise 4-11 7-17 HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS Championship Rio Grande 0-15 6-19 2) Gate City, 17-5 (50) 3 Honaker 6:30 p.m. Monday game Semifinal winners 6:30 p.m. Haysi/Council winner vs. Grundy Lonesome Pine District Consolation HIGH SCHOOL BOYS 8 p.m. Tournament Semifinal losers 3:30 p.m. Lonesome Pine District JV Championship Semifinals 3) Honaker, 19-2 (46) 2 #1 vs. #2 5 p.m. High School Girls Dist. Overall FRIDAY Cumberland District W-L W-L Clintwood 51, Union 48 BASKETBALL Tournament •Union 4-2 15-7 CLINTWOOD (51) High School Boys (at Thomas Walker High Clintwood 3-3 11-10 Artrip 1, K. Mullins 11, Fleming Lonesome Pine District School, Ewing) Central 3-3 8-14 9, Stevens 9, Phillips 10, Gulley 2, 4) Castlewood, 15-5 (19) 4 Tournament Championship J.I. Burton 2-4 10-12 Stanley 5, S.Mullins 0, Counts 4, C. (at UVa-Wise Prior Semifinal winners 5 p.m. Mullins 0. Convocation Center, Wise) Consolation Cumberland District UNION (48) Championship Semifinal losers 2 p.m. Dist. Overall Morgan 4, McKinney 22, Union/J.I. Burton winner vs. Black Diamond District W-L W-L 5) Lebanon, 14-7 (12) NR Bishop 7, Begley 6, Childress 8, Central/Clintwood winner 8 p.m. Tournament •Castlewood 8-0 15-5 Tankersley 0, Dysart 0, Barnett 1, Consolation (at Clinchco Elementary Eastside 5-3 9-12 Barker 0. Union/J.I. Burton winner vs. School) Thomas Walker 4-4 7-15 Clintwood 8 16 12 15 — 51 Other teams receiving votes include: Central/Clintwood winner Championship Rye Cove 3-5 9-14 Union 13 12 8 14 — 48 6:30 p.m. Semifinal winners 6:30 p.m. Twin Springs 0-8 4-19 Union (8), Haysi (4). 3-point goals - Clintwood 1 JV Championship Consolation (Stanley), Union 1 (Bishop). Central vs. Clintwood 5 p.m. Semifinal losers 3:30 p.m. Black Diamond District Black Diamond District WRESTLING Dist Overall Tournament Virginia High School League W-L W-L Saturday game (at Clinchco Elementary Group A State Championships •Honaker 10-0 19-2 Eastside 62, Haysi 55 GIRLS School) (at Salem Civic Center) Haysi 8-2 15-6 EASTSIDE (62) Semifinals Semifinals 9:30 a.m. Twin Valley 3-7 9-11 Powers 8, Dean 13, Cole 21, Haysi vs. Council/Grundy winner Championships 6:30 p.m. Council 3-7 8-13 Stanley 15, Bright 3, Blackburn 2, BASKETBALL 6 p.m. BASEBALL Hurley 3-7 7-15 Atwood 0, Stallard 0. Honaker vs. Hurley/Twin Valley College Grundy 3-7 3-18 HAYSI (55) Nonconference Clinch Mountain District Listed are the top 5 girls basketball winner 7:30 p.m. Mondrage 14, Robinette 8, JV Championship Urbana at UVa-Wise 3 p.m. Dist. Overall Hyden 10, Edwards 5, Whitner 2, teams in the Coalfield region including #1 vs. #2 5 p.m. TENNIS W-L W-L Counts 10, Sutherland 6, Adkins 0. College Men •Gate City 8-0 17-5 Eastside 13 13 17 19 — 62 Wise, Dickenson, Buchanan, Lee, High School Girls Cumberland District UVa-Wise at Spartanburg John Battle4-4 13-9 Haysi 11 13 19 12 — 55 Russell, Scott, Tazewell and Washington Tournament Methodist noon Lebanon 4-3 14-7 3-point goals - Eastside 1 College Women Virginia 3-5 9-12 (Dean). Haysi 7 (Mondrage 2, counties as selected by a panel of sports (at Thomas Walker High School, Ewing) UVa-Wise at Spartanburg Lee 0-7 6-14 Robinette 2, Hyden, Counts 2). writers, other media members, coaches and other regional high school basket- ball observers from around the Cavs GAME PLANS Coalfield region. The listing includes CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1B Coeburn Little League hosts hoops tournament The Coeburn Little League will host its annual boys and girls team, overall record, total points this by ripping a two-run single up the middle following a basketball tournament Feb. 22-24. The tournament has three walk by Allyssa Zebrowski. week based on a 6-4-3-2-1 rating sys- divisions for grades 4-5, 6-7, and 8-9. Entry fee is $100 per UVa-Wise took its first lead when Lawson led off the team. For more information, contact Greg Powers at (276) 275- tem, and ranking last week. fifth by blasting a solo home run off Nichols. 3844. Charleston battled back to regain the lead at 7-6 with Carlin’s two-run homer in the top of the sixth. Ziemba opened the bottom of the sixth with a single Bobcat Classic scheduled at Twin Valley 1) Central, 21-1 (60) 1 and Zebrowski followed with a walk. Romualdo was The 17th Annual Bobcat Classic will be held Feb. 23-24 at retired on a pop fly and Ziemba made the second out of Twin Valley Elementary/Middle School.Tournament divisions will the inning when thrown out at third on a missed bunt include grades 4-5 and 6-7 for boys and girls teams. Entry fee is attempt by Dillion on a high pitch. $150. Teams bringing two or more will receive a reduced entry 2) Richlands, 19-4 (36) 2 Dillion bounced back to lace an RBI single that tied fee. For registration and additional information, please contact the game and later scooted home with the winning run off Richard Smith at 881-8692, Eddie Keen at 498-3604 or Jeff the wild pitch. Lester at 498-4060 or 4908-4537. Freshman right-hander Kellie Waycaster earned a save 3) Gate City, 12-10 (28) 2 in her college debut by pitching a scoreless top of the sev- Norton Girls Basketball hosts road race enth to secure the season-opening victory for the Cavs. The Norton Youth Girls Basketball League is sponsoring a Romualdo opened the campaign with a 3-for-4 game 5K road race and 1-mile run/walk on March 2. The race will at the plate for the Cavs to go with two-hit efforts by begin at J.I. Burton High School. Entry fee is $20 per person. 4) Grundy, 16-5 (22) 4 Ziemba and Lawson. Groups of 10 or more can enter for $15 per person with prereg- Charleston’s Janeen Vazquez and UVa-Wise’s istration. For more information, contact Donnie Culbertson at Romualdo, Dillion and Velazquez blasted home runs in (276) 337-6411, Patty Bates at (276) 219-9753 or Melissa the nightcap before the action was suspended by rain in Begley at (276) 870-8750. 5) Lebanon, 16-6 (16) NR the fourth inning. “We had a lot of girls step up today,” said Bitter. “It Youth League hoops tournament hosted by Union was a team win.” Union Youth League basketball will host basketball tourna- UVa-Wise is slated for a return to action Sunday with ments for girls and boys with girls divisions for grades 3 and 6 Other teams receiving votes include: a doubleheader at Milligan. The Cavs’ next home action and boys divisions grades 3 and 6-7, March 8-10. For more Union (2). will come in a Feb. 24 doubleheader against Salem information, contact John Brooks at (276) 565-4923 or Eric International. Rainey at (276) 565-0214. 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Free resume writing and job search workshop: Friday, Feb. 22, 10 a.m.-2 p.m., at Dickenson Center for Education and Research, Clintwood. The event, hosted by Clinch Valley Community Action’s WIA program, will guide participants in registering on Virginia Workforce website, preparing resumes and job applications, EES 'Duck searching for local job Dynasty Day' openings, and more. Contact Melissa Mullins at 276-926- Ervinton Elementary School held ‘Duck Dynasty Day’ on Thursday, 4865 for more infor- Feb. 7. At the end of each week, the mation. The WIA school hosts a fun dress-up event to office is located within encourage better attendance. On the DCER administra- ‘Duck Dynasty Day,’ students, staff tion suite at 818 and faculty dressed up like charac- Happy Valley Drive in ters from A&E’s popular reality show about the Robertson family, Clintwood. who own a successful business that makes products primarily for duck Tickets on sale for hunters. The school contacted the Larry Sparks, show’s producers and told them Nathan Stanley about the event. They sent small concerts: Sparks will posters to each of the students, and also requested photographs of the From left are Ervinton Elementary third grade teacher Jenni Dingus, principal Tony perform at the Jettie Ervinton students to put on their Robinson, seventh graders Hunter Stanley and Logan Stanley and second grade Baker Center on March website. teacher BJ Souleyrette. 8 at 7 p.m. Tickets are $18. Stanley will per- form at the center on March 16 at 7 p.m. Tickets are $15 in Clintwood library Don’t forget special person advance and $18 at the door. All advance plans ‘Taste of tickets should be on Valentine’s Day picked up and paid for Chocolate,’ other prior to the event. For Good evening to all. was kind of mean, but more information, call events this month Hope your week has funny. the center, 276-926- been a good one for you. Don’t forget to try out 8694; the Ralph Valentine’s Day is the new hair salon in Stanley Museum, 276- just around the corner, so Haysi. It’s run by Lindsey Jonnie B. Deel Memorial Library, Clintwood, NEWS 926-8550; or Tammy announces its February schedule of events. all you guys remember Stanley and located in your wives and girl- BRENDA DAVIS the old renovated hard- Hill, 276-870-1639. ■ Storytime: 11 a.m. on Mondays, friends. It’s also the same ware. Its very pretty and Wednesdays and Fridays for children age 3-5 for you girls: Remember the very professional looking. I ‘Brown BAG’ years. guys. am sure you will enjoy it and be pleased meeting at Haysi ■ Toddlertime: 10 a.m. on Mondays and I want to say thanks to all who wished with her work. Community Wednesdays for 2-year-olds. me a happy birthday, the cards, to Terry In last week’s paper I wished my ■ Mother Goose: 10 a.m. on Fridays for chil- for bringing subs to work for me to share granddaughter happy birthday Feb. 23. Library: Beginning dren younger than 2. with the other guys and to the pharmacy Well, I got it wrong. It is Feb 24. Sorry, Feb. 7, the Books Are ■ Teen Scene: Thursday, Feb. 14 at 4:15 p.m. for the birthday cake. Thanks lots. Bren. Good Club will meet Dave went back to Kingsport to the I want to wish my brother Dennis for ages 12-18 featuring fun activities for pre-teens the first Thursday of heart doctor. The doctor said he looks Owens a happy birthday Feb. 16. This is and teens. good and doesn’t have to come back for from all his family with love and wishes each month from 12-1 ■ Book Buddies: Wednesday, Feb. 20 at 4:15 another year unless something changes. for many more happy birthdays. p.m. for a book dis- p.m. for children in grades K-6 with fun stories, That is good news. Kim Wood wants to wish her husband cussion. Bring your crafts and light refreshments. On our way back I had to pick up a Billy Jo a happy 38th anniversary Feb 12 own lunch. The library ■ few things at Food City. Larissa wanted and a happy Valentine’s Day . She loves Book Whisperers Book Club: Thursday, is located at 157 Feb. 21 at 6 p.m. The book for this month is ice cream so we got it. I told Dave we you very much. could just put it in the back of the truck I send my sympathy out to those who O’Quinn Street, Haysi. “Defending Jacob” by William Landay. where all the snow was. We were coming have lost loved ones. Call 276-865-4851 for ■ Homing Around: Thursday, Feb. 28 at 11:30 down the road to Haysi and a mean Get well to all the sick. more information. a.m. for families who home school children in streak hit me. I told Dave, “Oh no, Happy birthdays and anniversaries to grades K-12. there’s a crow, it may try to get the ice all. ■ Taste of Chocolate: Wednesday, Feb. 13 at cream.” You should have seen Larissa “Though it sounds absurd, it is true to Binns Counts 12 p.m. The public is invited to enjoy various trying to undo her seat belt and look into say I felt younger at sixty than I felt at Community Center chocolate goodies and collect recipes. the back of the truck. She said, “No, he twenty.” Clothing Sale: Feb. ■ ■ Holiday closing: Feb. 18 for President’s Day. didn’t get it.” I told her she was very Email Brenda Davis at 14-15, 21-22 from 10 lucky. I just about died laughing to [email protected] or call 865- For more information call the libary at 926- a.m.-1 p.m., weather myself. I didn’t tell her any better. That 0004. 6617. permitting.

Jammin’ at the Jettie canceled for winter: The weekly Saddle club jam sessions will resume in the spring dinner of 2013.

Free weekly The Dickenson County 4-H Saddle club computer held a Valentine’s fundraiser dinner on workshop: Every Saturday, Feb. 2. All funds will go to Tuesday from 9:30 support the club in upcoming competi- a.m.-noon and 6-8 tions in Blacksburg and Lexington. p.m. at the Learning Club members extend thanks to every- Co-Op on Reedy one who came out in the winter weath- Ridge. Bring your er to support them. Pictured, left to questions, problems right, are Katie Stanley, Cassidy and ideas for what O’Quinn, Taylor Dotson, Haley Stanley, you want to do with a Allison Rose, Elizabeth Mullins and computer. Whether Mattie Ruth Stanley. Not pictured are you are a beginner or regular user of com- Taylor Yates, Tanner Yates and special guest Kristen Fletcher. SEE COUNTY, PAGE 5B THE DICKENSON STAR ■ WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 2013 ■ PAGE 5B

Arbutus Viers Horton C.R. and Ruby Bartley Evan Glenn Owens Horton to celebrate Bartleys to celebrate 85th birthday anniversary, birthdays Celebrates fourth birthday Arbutus Viers Horton of Clintwood will cele- C.R. and Ruby Bartley of Abingdon will cele- Evan Glenn Owens celebrated his fourth birth- brate her 85th birthday on Feb. 15 with a party at brate their 64th anniversary on Feb. 22. C.R. will day Dec. 1, 2012, with a Thomas the Train party. her home. She was married to the late Glenn D. celebrate his birthday on Feb. 16, and Ruby will He is the son of Matthew and Bridget Owens of Horton and they had two children, Larry D. celebrate hers on March 7. They have four chil- Abingdon and the grandson of Glenn and Horton and the late Nell Mullins. She also has dren and several grandchildren. Jerlene Owens of Haysi and Goebel and Kathy been blessed with four grandchildren and nine Lyall of Clinchco. He is the great-grandson of great-grandchildren. Virchel Owens of Abingdon.

Barter Players to perform in Clintwood The Barter Players will perform “Miss Nelson is Missing” at the Jettie Baker Center, Clintwood, on Feb. 24 at 3 p.m. Tickets are $5. The show is presented by Farmers & Miners Bank. For more information, call 276-926-8550. Stephanie Danielle Vanover & Franklyn Joseph Santos Jr. ABOUT THE PLAY The musical, recommended for kindergarteners and older, is based on the book by Harry Allard and James Marshall. Vanover, Santos At Horace Smedley Elementary School, the kids of Room 207 are famous — for being bad. Despite the best to wed efforts of their kind teacher, Miss Nelson, these fifth graders wreak havoc each day in the classroom. Spitballs Stacy and Della Vanover are pleased to fly, paper airplanes soar, and no one has done their home- announce the forthcoming marriage of their work in weeks. daughter, Cpl. Stephanie Danielle Vanover of the After one particularly bad day, Miss Nelson simply does not return to school. In her place comes a substitute United States Marine Corps, to Sgt. Franklyn teacher who would make a crocodile look cuddly: the Joseph Santos Jr. of the United States Marine nefarious Viola Swamp. She is dressed like a witch and Corps. His mother is Mary Ann Kiyoshi of Saipan. gives them so much homework that they are certain they The wedding will be held on March 2, 2013 at will die. Finally the kids of 207 decide to take matters into their New Maple Grove Baptist Church on Dr. Ralph own hands by hiring a detective to find their dear Miss Stanley Highway. Nelson, and fast. County Sayward Phipps MessageMessage fromfrom thethe scripturesscriptures CONTINUED FROM PAGE 4B BY BRYAN WALLACE how we might feel if we happened to Celebrates puters, find your find ourselves in some kind of situation answers. Or, join in an Imagine if you will that you are driv- like this one. We would want to warn second birthday ing down a busy highway when just everyone that we could to save as many ongoing video project on ahead you see a big sign warning every- lives as possible. Sayward Phipps celebrated her second birth- discovering the crafting one that the bridge up ahead has fallen. This is exactly the way it is for those day on Sept. 9, 2012 with a barnyard party at her and art in our area. For To continue on means certain death. Yet who have read and understood the to your surprise and horror, almost no Bible. It warns of a great and terrible home. Sayward is the daughter of Doug and more information, call one seems to have seen the big warning event that's coming called the judgment, 276-835-1540 Becky Phipps of Clintwood. She is the grand- sign. All the traffic continues to speed in which everyone will be divided into daughter of Dempsey and Becky Cox and Joe onward toward the doom that surely lies two camps. The ones on the right hand and Gaynell Phipps, all of Clintwood. Veterans just ahead. You try frantically to tell will receive eternal life. Those on the Administration other drivers of the danger but no one left, eternal punishment. Strangely enough, those who are representative pays any attention. You do all in your power to let everyone know of the dan- doing their best to sound the warning available locally: ger because you know that if that sign is are for the most part ridiculed and belit- Sandra Newberry will telling the truth that there are going to tled. There are many powerful reasons meet with veterans on be hundreds of people die. that the warning is ignored, some of the third Thursday of This scenario has a real life counter- them are ignorance, apathy, laziness, MECC features old part. It could even be considered a para- lust, pleasure, Satan and a lack of each month at Martha’s ble since it is an earthly story with a respect for God our creator. So the work Place on Big Ridge heavenly meaning, which is what a of sounding our warning is difficult and time music jams near Haysi, beginning parable really is. What is the meaning of unappreciated by those who need it. at 11 a.m. this parable, here is its explanation. The If everyone could see the dangers road you were going down is life. The ahead of them, this world would be a Mountain Empire Community College will offer other people on the highway with you different place. But this particular dan- free, old-time music jams for beginning and advanced Enjoy live music are the world’s population. The big sign ger can only be seen and appreciated musicians of all acoustic and stringed instruments. locally: Appalachian warning us of the danger ahead is the through the eye of faith. Faith which Jam sessions will be held on the third Saturday in Bible. The fallen bridge is hell, the eter- comes only from an understanding and Strings at the Country February, March and April. The first jam session will be nal place of punishment for the lost. belief in Jesus Christ. Read and study held this Saturday, Feb. 16 from 1-4 p.m. in Phillips Cabin II in Norton, There are only two kinds of people your Bible so you can learn what must Taylor Hall. The beginning jam session will be held in Saturday, Feb. 16, 7:30 on this road of life, those who have seen be done to avoid the wrath of God to Room 117 and the advanced jam session will be held in -10:30 p.m. Admission the big sign and make the necessary come. It is as certain as death itself. Room 126. Other jam sessions are scheduled for March corrections so that they do not fall vic- Send comments or questions to the is $5 adults 12 years 16 and April 20 from 1-4 p.m. All sessions are open to tim to the fallen bridge. And all the rest Clintwood Church of Christ, POB 746, the public. and older; $1 for chil- who will die because they either failed Clintwood, VA 24228 or email me at For more information, contact Terry Garrett at 276- dren age two through to see the big sign or refused to believe [email protected] Check out our web page at 523-2400, ext. 372 or Michael Gilley at 276-523-2400, 11. For further info call it when they had opportunity. I think we can understand very well www.clintwoodchurchofchrist.com. ext. 304. 276-679-3541. PAGE 6B ■ WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY13, 2013 ■ THE DICKENSON STAR Students named to Sandlick Elementary honor roll Sandlick Elementary Conaway, Derek Deel, Colley, Brody Counts, Isaac Lockhart, Dalton Alyssa Branham, Trevor Danielle Powers, Cade School announces its Lucas Deel, Andrew Rachel Hillman, Dylan Rasnick, Raegan Rasnick, Conaway, McKenzie Sykes and Jenna Triplett. honor roll for the third six- Edwards, Hunter O’Quinn, Kloe Rife, Shae Sutherland, Dalton Edwards, Hunter Fleming, Second honor roll: week session. Edwards, Kristen Alexis Souleyrette, Woods and Joey Yates. Devin Hall, CJ Muse, Bethany Barton, Bradley Fleming, John Fuller, Camdyn Sykes, Ayden Bethany Neece, Tyler Blankenship, Autumn FOURTH GRADE Isaac Greear, Abigail Vitatoe, Dalton Yates and SIXTH GRADE O’quin, Mandraya Ratliff, Blankenship, Brianne First honor roll: Jones, Josie Lawson, Madison Yates. First honor roll: Gabe Shellby Rose, Tyler Boyd, Griffen Counts, Aiden Buchanan, Emma Cheyenne Mullins, Kiara Second honor roll: Counts, Olivia Counts, Sargent, Keiayra Sluss, Dylan Hurley, Alex Deel, Chad Mullins, Mullins, Heaven O’Quinn, Laken Boyd, Cheyenne Charity Deel, Colby Amber Taylor, Courtney Lamkin, Ashton O’Quinn, Garrett Owens, Eden Alliyah O’Quinn, Breanna Carico, Jade Church, Hackney, CheyAnn Wilhelm, Hayli Wright Emily O’Quinn, Andrew Sykes, Emily Wampler, Presley, Lacie Powers, Kaitlyn Deel, Lindon McCowan, Hanna Owens, and Derrick Yates. Owens, Katelyn Owens, Ashton Woods and Jesse Trey Ratliff, Adrianna Deel, Lukas Deel, Skyler Savannah Owens, Corey Sayers, Nicholas Yates. Roth and Victoria Turner. Deel, Hunter Fletcher, Mackenzie Robinette, SEVENTH GRADE Scanlon, Mary Stiltner, Second honor roll: Matthew Forton, Matthew Carson Sykes, Haley First honor roll: Julia Endia Tolbert, Ollie Shaye Baker, Gauge FIFTH GRADE Fuller, Morgan Fuller, Sykes, Kaley Sykes and Deel, Jewel Fuller, Vance, Addison Whitner, Branham, Austin Charles, First honor roll: Camdyn Hale, Jasmine Hannah Thacker. Nicholas O’Quin, Carrie Brooke Woods, Jacob Hannah Cliett, Haley Emily Bartley, Jayda Helton, Alexa Lester, Second honor roll: Owens, Cassidy Owens, Yates and Russell Yates.

in to 926-8816, faxed the following events Holbrook family will sing Pound River Church Yates Chapel: An to 926-8827 or e-mailed sponsored by area at the 11 a.m. service. of the Brethren: Bill evening service will begin to [email protected]. churches. Rose will preach and at 7 p.m. Church Bulletin is Mountain View Johnny Branham will BULLETIN reserved for announce- FEB. 17 Freedom of Worship: sing at the 11 a.m. serv- OTHER ment of special events Larry Younce will preach ice. Church Bulletin notices and services. To Dwale Community and The Pilgrims will sing Sweetheart dinner, must be in The announce regular Church: Doug Stone at the 11 a.m. service. worship service at Dickenson Star news services and hours, will preach at the 11 Ramey Flats Church: Pine Creek Freewill office by 5 p.m. please contact our a.m. service. Pastor: Jack Taylor will preach Baptist Church: Feb. Thursday for publication paid advertising depart- Tommy Austin. Philadelphia Chapel: and the Ramey Flats 16, 5 p.m., with Wayne the next Wednesday. ment. The public is cor- Bill Knoskie will preach at Singers will sing at the Keith preaching. Notices may be called dially invited to attend Hopkins Chapel: The the 11 a.m. service. 11 a.m. service. Everyone welcome.

This directory is made possible by these businesses who encourage all of us to attend worship services PASTOR’S CORNER We should be thankful every day for God's many blessings BY CLIFTON D. CAUTHORNE JR. 40:11 teaches that God "shall feed his flock like a fold or remain in disobedience. In fact, He gives CALVARY BAPTIST OF CLINTWOOD shepherd." The word "feed" speaks of tending to special attention to the weakest among His flock. sheep. God meets all the needs of His people in His To those who doubted the claims of Christ in His As Jesus analyzed the crowds around Him, "He way and His timing. day, Jesus points out, "Ye believe not, because ye was moved with compassion on them, because they 2,000 year ago, God expressed His love for His are not my sheep, as I said unto you. My sheep hear fainted, and were scattered abroad, as sheep having people in the greatest possible way when He sent my voice, and I know them, and they follow me; no shepherd." (Matthew 9:36) He pitied the people His Son Jesus to earth. Why did Christ come? Jesus and I give unto them eternal life; and they shall wandering all around Him without any guidance or explains in John 10:11-18 that as "the good shep- never perish, neither shall any man pluck them out purpose. herd [he] giveth his life for the sheep." He contin- of my hand." (John 10:26-28) Do we not see the same faces in our day? To such ues, "I lay down my life for the sheep." When Jesus Are you tired of a pointless existence? Do you people, God offers good news. He adjures them in died, He paid the penalty for our sins. On the Cross, fear God's coming judgment? Place your confidence Isaiah 40:9, "Behold your God!" God invites us to Christ "hath once suffered for sins, the just for the in "the Shepherd and Bishop of your souls" who gaze upon Him, and when we look at Him, we see a unjust, that he might bring us to God." (First Peter "bare our sins in his own body on the tree, that we, Shepherd who cares for His sheep.\Can God help 3:18) being dead to sins, should live unto righteousness." us? Isaiah 40:10 describes God as One who "will Not only did Jesus sacrifice His life for His (First Peter 2:24,25) Call upon Jesus with song- come with strong hand, and his arm shall rule for sheep, but "our Lord Jesus, that great shepherd of writers Gloria and Bill Gaither, Him." Both "strong hand" and "arm" represent the sheep . . . [will] make you perfect in every good power. God can do whatever He wants to do. work to do his will, working in you that which is Gentle Shepherd, come and lead us, As an omnipotent God, "his reward is with him." wellpleasing in his sight." (Hebrews 13:20,21) As a For we need You to help us find our way. He showers His blessings upon His friends while good Shepherd, Jesus continues to work in our lives Gentle Shepherd, come and feed us, wreaking vengeance upon His enemies. Verse 10 to mold us into the person God wants us to be. For we need Your strength from day to day. then notes, "His work [is] before him." "Before Isaiah 40:11 concludes, "[God] shall gather the There's no other we can turn to Who can help us him" means "his for the taking." Since no one can lambs with his arm, and carry them in his bosom, face another day; stand in God's way, He always does as He pleases. and shall gently lead those that are with young." Gentle Shepherd, come and lead us, How does God bless those who are His? Isaiah God will not allow any of His sheep to leave His For we need You to help us find our way.

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Haysi Funeral Home Skeetrock Bible Church JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES 926-6242 Pastor: Eddie Mullins Barton Monument Co. Kingdom Hall-Jehovah's Witness Sun. School: 9:45am Sun. Worship: 11:00am Clinchco Family Restaurant 276-865-5391 • 800-749-0740 Sunday AWANA Club: 6:00pm Wednesday Bible: 7:00pm 24682 Dickenson Highway, Haysi Wise County Plaza • Norton 679-1918

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Any error should be Looking for a Federal or located at 293 Clintwood Virginia Beach, VA 23462 OF WAY FIVE (5) LINES N 89 DEED OF EVENT HEREWITH tlement to be paid by the pur- a stake; thence in a northerly reported immediately to The Postal job? What looks like Main Street, Clintwood, VA www.sykesbourdon.com 20’ 56” E 1.31 FEET TO A AND SHALL RUN WITH chaser. In the event taxes, direction one hundred feet to Dickenson Star Classified the ticket to a secure job 24228 on February 26, 2013 (757) 965-5097 POINT NOT SET AT A POINT THAT 6 ACRE TRACT. THE any other public charges or a stake in the fence line at Department at (276) 926- the road; thence in an west- 8816. The Star is only might be a scam. For infor- at 01:30 PM, the property BETWEEN HOURS OF 9:00 OF CURVATURE; THENCE SAID 6 ACRE TRACT BEING condo/HOA fees have been responsible for one incorrect mation, call the Federal briefly described as 14961 A.M. and 11:00 A.M. ONLY WITH A CURVE TO THE TRACT NO. 2 ON THE advanced, a credit will be erly direction one hundred insertion and then only for Trade Commission, toll free SANDY RIDGE RD, SAINT Our Case No: CA12-190365-3 RIGHT HAVING A RADIUS OF ABOVE REFERENCED PLAT. due to the seller, to be adjust- feet to the BEGINNING, con- the portion of the ad that is 1-877-FTC-HELP, or visit PAUL, VA 24283, and more 2-13-2t s2-20 483.26 FEET AN ARC BEING THE SAME PROPER- ed from the date of sale at taining .22 acres, more or incorrect. www.ftc.gov. A message particularly described in said --- LENGTH 401.30 FEET TO A TY CONVEYED TO JAMES H. the time of settlement. less. And being the same from The Dickenson Star Deed of Trust as follows: NOTICE OF SUBSTITUTE POINT NOT SET AT A POINT SHEPPARD AND ELIZABETH Purchaser agrees to pay the property conveyed to James and the FTC. 7-9-tfn Sandy Ridge, Dickenson TRUSTEE SALE OF TANGENCY; THENCE S BY DEED DATED DECEMBER Seller's attorneys at settle- Gregory Hayes by deed ★FS FOR SALE --- County, Virginia, containing Route 1 Box 239 43 04’ 18” E 69.99 FEET TO 26,1990 AND RECORDED IN ment, a fee of $295.00 for dated May 17, 2002, of WANTED NON-SMOKING 7.03 acres, more or less, sold Clintwood, VA, 24228 A POINT NOT SET AT A THE DICKERSON COUNTY review of the settlement doc- record in Deed Book 375, at CAREGIVER. Hours and days by the boundary and, not by By virtue of the power and POINT OF CURVATURE ; CIRCUIT COURT CLERK’S uments. Page 492. MISCELLANEOUS negotiable. Must have valid the acre, Beginning at an iron authority contained in a Deed THENCE WITH A CURVA- OFFICE IN DEED BOOK 270, Additional terms will be In execution of Deed of VAdrivers license. Call 276- of Trust dated May 31, 2000, TURE TO THE LEFT HAVING PAGE 412., and as more fully announced at the time of Trust from Lorene Fleming 1/2 acre lot in Chase Hollow stake under the surface of 926-5050, ask for Lo. 2-13-1t the ground on the north side and recorded in Deed Book A RADIUS OF 183.09 FEET described in the aforesaid sale and the successful bid- and James Gregory Hayes, in Clintwood-all hookups, dated August 29, 2007, s2-13 of the road; thence N. 24 - 355, Page 321 in the Clerk’s AN ARC LENGTH OF 120.43 Deed of Trust. der will be required to exe- underground water, sewer Office for the Circuit Court for FEET TOA POINT NOT SET TERMS OF SALE: The cute and deliver to the recorded in Deed Book 442, and electric, for house or 25` E. 743.0 feet to the roots property will be sold “AS IS,” at Page 437; the undersigned of a large cucumber stump Dickenson County, VA, secur- AT A POINT OF TANGENCY; Substitute Trustees a memo- doublewide. $25000. Call N NOTICE ing a loan which was origi- THENCE S 80 45’ 35” E WITHOUT REPRESENTA- randum or contract of the Trustee will offer for sale at 276-395-3661. 2-13-3t s2-2- ★ on a flat ridge and by an old 162.80 FEET TO A POINT TION OR WARRANTY OF sale at the conclusion of bid- public auction at the rail fence (Locust witness); nally $60,000.00. The 27 appointed SUBSTITUTE NOT SET IN A PROJECTING ANY KIND AND SUBJECT TO ding. Courthouse door in --- SERVICES thence 48 0 50` E. 198.6 FENCE LINE , A CORNER TO conditions, restrictions, FOR INFORMATION Clintwood, Dickenson feet to a fence post at the TRUSTEE, Commonwealth '07 NISSAN FRONTIER. Trustees, LLC will offer for ALLEN BISE ; THENCE WITH reservations, easements, CONTACT: County, Virginia, on the 12th Asking for payoff. Call 276- HAD ENOUGH? WE CAN corner of a cemetery; thence BISE FOLLOWING THE rights of way, and all other Rosenberg & day of March, 2013, at 11:00 S. 25 - 25` E. 262.5 feet to a sale at public auction at the 395-4819 or 276-835-1406 HELP! Addiction Recovery. courthouse steps of the FENCE FIVE (5) LINES S 11 matters of record taking pri- Associates, LLC a.m., the above described for more information. 1-16-12- Medically Managed stake in a hollow; thence S 5 30’ 00” W 135.26 FEET TO A ority over the Deed of Trust (Attorney for Commonwealth property. Reference is made - 10` 8 290.2 feet to a Dickenson Circuit Court, 293 tfn Recovery from drugs and Clintwood Main Street, POINT NOT SET; THENCE S to be announced at the time Trustees, LLC) to said Deed of Trust for a --- alcohol. 276-431-2900 spreading white-Oak by a rail Clintwood, VA 24228-0190 57 33’ 00” W 166.10 FEET of sale. A deposit of 7910 Woodmont Avenue more particular description LAND FOR SALE Duffield, Virginia fence; thence S. 63 - 10` W. on TO A POINT NOT SET; $6,000.00, or 10% of the Suite 750 of said property. (Clintwood)– Approximately wrchope.org 2-13-8t s4-3 447.7 feet to a stake on the March 8, 2013 at 11:00 AM THENCE S 73 43’ 00” W sale price, whichever is Bethesda, Maryland 20814 TERMS: Cash, minimum 13 acres for sale on Baker east side of the road; thence improved real property, with 142.20 FEET TO A POINT lower, in cash or cashier’s 301-907-8000 of 10% bid amount will be Ridge on Barrett Ln. Has N. 47 - 00` W. 269.0 feet to an abbreviated legal descrip- NOT SET ; THENCE S 31 10’ check payable to the SUB- www.rosenberg-assoc.com required to be paid at the the beginning, containing garage with apartment LN LEGAL NOTICE tion of ALL THAT CERTAIN 00” W 346.80 FEET TO A STITUTE TRUSTEE will be 2-13-2t s2-20 time and place of sale, bal- above. Asking $125,000. Call ★ 7.03 acre, with improve- TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND POINT NOT SET (OLD required at the time of sale. --- ance within 30 days or upon (804)897-4805 or (804)920- ments thereon. , WITH ALL THE APPURTE- BLACK OAK WITNESS The balance of the purchase NOTICE OF delivery of deed. Title will be 9520. 1-30-4t s2-20 LEGAL NOTICES TERMS OF SALE: Cash. NANCES THERETO BELONG- FOUND); THENCE S 28 22’ price, with interest at the rate FORECLOSURE SALE conveyed by Special --- A ten percent (10%) bidder's ING, SITUATE, LYING AND 00” W 198.59 FEET TO A contained in the Deed of TRUSTEE'S SALE OF PROP- Warranty Deed upon pay- 2004 CHEVY TRAILBLAZER LEGAL NOTICE deposit in cash or certified BEING ON CANEY RIDGE, IN GREEN PLASTAKE SET 3’ Trust Note from the date of ERTY LOCATED in the Caney ment of the balance of bid. 6 cylinder, 117,300 miles. Virginia Coalfield Coalition check payable to the DICKERSON COUNTY, VIR- NW OF THE FENCE IN THE sale to the date said funds Ridge Section of Dickenson Payment of both bid deposit Power everything– beautiful (VCC) is proposing to con- Trustee(s) shall be required GINIA, AND BEING MORE OUTSIDE LINE OF ALLEN are received in the office of County, Virginia, and more and balance must be made car! $7800 (276) 220-2535. struct a 315-foot self-support of the successful bidder at PARTICULARLY BOUNDED BISE A CORNER TO TRACT the SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE, particularly described as fol- by cash, cashier's check, cer- 1-23-13-tfn telecommunications tower the time of sale before the AND DESCRIBED AS FOL- #2 (WITNESS 4” SOUR- will be due within fifteen (15) lows: located northwest of VA bidding will be closed; settle- LOWS: WOOD N 26 W 0.50’) ; days of sale. In the event of All that certain piece or par- --- Continued on Page 8B LAND FOR SALE: 8 +– acres Route 63, Clinchco, ment must be made within BEGINNING AT A CROSS THENCE WITH TRACT #2 default by the successful bid- cel of land, situate in the Caney Ridge Section of - 165 feet frontage on Caney Dickenson County, VA 24228 twenty (20) days from the ON A ROCK(WITNESS 6” ONE (1) DIVISION LINE N 56 der, the entire deposit shall Dickenson County, Virginia, Ridge Road. 3 building sites (37º 10’ 57.28116" North and date of sale or property to be CHESTNUT OAK S82 E 17.1’) 13’ 36” W 303.82 FEET TO be forfeited and applied to CANEY RIDGE 82º 21' 41.928341" West). resold at cost of defaulting 10’ WEST OF THE CENTER THE BEGINNING, CONTAIN- the costs and expenses of described as follows: with panoramic views. BEGINNING at a stake on MINI-STORAGE Electric and water available. Any interested party may purchaser. All costs of con- OF AN OLD ROAD A CORNER ING 10.25 ACRES, AND sale and Trustee's fee. All other public charges or the south side of the Caney 20 percent down. Owner will submit comments on the veyancing, examination of TO CLINCHFIELD COAL CO. BEING SHOWN AS TRACT Mike Yates NO. 1 ON THE PLAT ENTI- assessments, including real Ridge road in the fence line finance. No subordination. impact of the proposed title, recording charges, etc. AND TRACT NO.2; THENCE TLED JAMES H. AND ELIZA- property taxes, water/sewer near the lane leading to the 276-835-1363 $79,900. 276-835-1112. 11-14- action on any districts, sites, will be at cost of purchaser. LEAVING TRACT NO. 2 WITH buildings, structures or Neither the Substitute CLINCHFIELD ONE (1) LINE S BETH A. SHEPPARD, PRE- charges, ground rent, home of Cleophas Lane; 276-218-0092 12-tfn PARED BY KENDRICK ENGI- condo/HOA dues or assess- thence in a southerly direc- --- objects significant in Trustees, nor any other party 55 48’ 00” W 185.00 FEET NOW LEASING American history, archaeolo- guarantees or covenants to TO A GREEN PLASTAKE SET NEERING AND SURVEYING 1974 CJ5 JEEP. Asking COMPANY. $4,000. Phone (276)679- gy, engineering or culture deliver, or in any way, to IN OR NEAR THE OUTSIDE that are listed or determined obtain possession of the LINE OF CLINCHFIELD IN THERE IS EXCEPTED FROM 2854, if no answer leave THIS CONVEYANCE A FIF- message. 8-22-12-tfn-nc eligible for listing in the premises for any third party THE SE EDGE OF A FLAT National Register of Historic TEEN (15’) FOOT RIGHT OF --- purchaser. Additional terms HOLLOW (WITNESS 6” Places under National may be announced at the HICKORY N 34 E 11.2’ AND WAY TO BE LOCATED 2.02 ACRES OF MOUNTAIN ALONG THE WESTERN SIDE Historic Preservation Act time of sale. 10” BLACK GUM S 57 W. LAND near Big Cherry Lake OF THE 10.25 ACRE TRACT Section 106 within 30 days Commonwealth Asset 6.4’) A CORNER TO COBURN with septic system. Asking from the date of this publica- RASNICK; THENCE WITH HEREIN CONVEYED. THIS $14,000. Phone (276)679- Services, LLC RIGHT OF WAY TO BE THE tion to J. Burns at 2855 Sole Acting Substitute RASNICK ONE (1) LINE N 2854. If no answer, please Premiere Parkway, Suite C, 16.56’ 24” E 909.98 FEET CONVENIENT INGRESS TO leave message. 8-1-12-tfn-nc Trustees AND EGRESS FROM THE 6 Duluth, GA 30097; 770-623- This communication is TO A GREEN PLASTAKE SET 0755; or from a debt collector. This is [email protected]. an attempt to collect a debt FR 2-13-1t s2-13 JOB OPENING ★FOR RENT and any information obtained --- for a full time position, pay scale depending on LEGAL NOTICE will be used for that purpose. FOR INFORMATION experience. Duties Include: dispatching, data HOUSES/MOBILE HOMES Virginia Coalfield Coalition entry, excellent computer skills: microsoft CAR-MED Auto Body (VCC) is proposing to con- CONTACT: Commonwealth Asset office/excel, internet knowledge, patient 5499 Dickenson Hwy • Clintwood, VA 2 BEDROOM TRAILER locat- struct a 315-foot self-support Ph (276)926-2038 Fax (276) 926-2176 ed near Longs Fork School. Services, LLC contact, intake forms. Send resumes to: telecommunications tower P.O Box 707 Clintwood, VA 24228 NO HUD, NO PETS. Public located at 449 Agriculture 281 Independence water, sewer, heat pump, Drive, Clintwood, Dickenson ¥ INSURANCE WORK washer, dryer. References, County, VA 24228 (37° 07’ • TRANSTAR PAINT SYSTEM rental contract required. 52.956529” N and 82° 32’ HELP WANTED - FIELD SALES REPRESENTATIVE $400/month with $400/ 43.762997” W). Any interest- • COMPLETE RESTORATION security deposit. 276-926- ed party may submit com- A leading distributor and manufacturer of underground mining parts, • RUST REPAIR 8429. 2-13-13-tfn ments on the impact of the components, assemblies and capital equipment is seeking - an --- proposed action on any dis- • FREE ESTIMATES TRAILER LOTS AND TRAIL- tricts, sites, buildings, struc- experienced Field Sales Representative to service our mining, shop and In MOST cases, we can save you from your insurance deductible! ERS on Caney Ridge, Carty tures or objects significant in rebuild customers in the Virginia Area. This position is supported by our Discounts Available • Check us out on Facebook Trailer Park Rd. 1 bedroom/ 2 American history, archaeolo- local distribution facility which is located south of Pikeville, on the bedroom. Call 276-835-1309 gy, engineering or culture after 6 p.m. 2-13-16t s5-29 that are listed or determined Kentucky and Virginia borders. --- eligible for listing in the 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH HOUSE National Register of Historic The Ideal candidate must currently be a Field Sales Representative with a with electric heat, located on Places under National successful record of selling mining parts, components and assemblies to Ida Lane. NO PETS. Historic Preservation Act (276)926-4904. 1-30-13-tfn Section 106 within 30 days mining operations, component shops and equipment rebuilders in the --- from the date of this publica- Virginia area. THREE BEDROOM, ONE tion to J. Burns at 2855 BATH HOUSE in Clinchco. Premiere Parkway, Suite C, Salary commensurate with experience, benefits package, company truck. Heat pump, stove, refrigera- Duluth, GA 30097; 770-623- Send cover letter and resume to fax #: (540) 301-4080. tor, dishwasher. HUD 0755; or approved. References and [email protected]. deposit required. One-year 2-13-1t s2-13 lease. $550/month. 276-835- --- 1112. 1-9-13-tfn TRUSTEE`S SALE OF MOUNTAIN EMPIRE COMMUNITY COLLEGE --- 14961 SANDY RIDGE RD Mountain Empire Community College, one of the Commonwealth of Virginia’s MULTIPLE UNITS in SAINT PAUL, VA 24283 23 comprehensive community colleges, serves the counties of Dickenson, Lee, Clintwood area. HUD Pursuant to the terms of APPROVED. NO PETS. For Scott, Wise, and the City of Norton. It is located approximately 40 miles from a certain Deed of Trust, in the Kingsport, TN, and enrolls over 4,300 students in credit courses (approximately more information call 926- original principal amount of 5322. Leave a message. 10- 1,900 full-time equivalent) and over 2,400 students in non-credit courses. 17-12-tfn $103,483.00 , dated August --- 14, 2009, and recorded in the Mountain Empire Community College currently has the following 3 BEDROOM, 1 BATH HOUSE Clerk's Office of the Circuit positions available: located in McClure. Like new Court of Dickenson, Virginia condition with unfinished (the "Clerk's Office"), in Deed Administrative and Office Specialist III - basement. NO PETS, refer- Book 470 at Page 410 as Position # 00160 - Minimum salary - $23,999 ences required. (276)835- Instrument Number Full time - Grant funded position - College Success Program Grant 8942. 1-16-13-tfn 090001648, default having been made in the payment of Administrative and Office Specialist II - APARTMENTS the note thereby secured, the Switchboard/Receptionist - Position # W0327 - undersigned Sole Acting Part time wage position - 25 hours per week - $9.65 per hour 1 BDRM APARTMENT avail- Substitute Trustees, pursuant Education Support Specialist II - Adult Career Coach - able in Clintwood. (276)356- to the request of the holder 3701. 8-15-12-tfn of the Note thereby secured, Position # W0328 - $18.50 per hour Part time wage - Grant funded position - up to 29 hours per week IT Specialist I - Position # W0329 - $15.07 per hour News! Sports! Ads! Part time wage position - up to 29 hours per week For a detailed description of job duties and responsibilities, please visit the Employment Opportunities page on the Mountain Empire Community Clintwood Collision College web site at http://www.mecc.edu/index.aspx?page=38 FULL SERVICE AUTO BODY REPAIR CHECK US OUT To apply, please complete a Virginia Application for Employment form Parts, Painting, Collision & Specialty Repairs available at http://jobs.virginia.gov/emplApplication.html Personalized Service ONLINE AT Please indicate position number on application. Applications must be received by 4:30 PM Monday, February 25th, 2013. “WE HELP WAIVE DEDUCTABLES” MECC is an Affirmative Action/Equal Employment Opportunity Employer. Terry Ratliff ¥ 276-926-6863 Minorities, females, veterans, and persons with disabilities are encouraged to apply. Fax: 276-926-4149 E-Verify Notice: After accepting employment, new hires are required to complete an I-9 form and present documentation of their identity and eligibility to work in the [email protected] United States. Effective June 1, 2011, agencies in the Commonwealth of Virginia's 136 Settler St., Clintwood, VA Executive Branch will use the E-Verify system to confirm identity and work authorization. PAGE 8B ■ WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 2013 ■ THE DICKENSON STAR Stanley High Museum to host attendance fund raiser The Ralph Stanley Museum & Traditional Mountain Music Center will host Dr. Ralph Stanley’s 86th birthday dinner and museum fundraiser at Heartwood in Abingdon on Saturday, Feb. 16 at 7 p.m. Celebrate Stanley’s birthday and 66th year in the music business with the mountain music legend himself. Planned are perform- ances by the Paul Williams Victory Trio Band and some surprise guests. Tickets to the dinner are priced at $100 per plate, and may be purchased by calling the museum at 276- 926-8550. All proceeds will be used for operating and pro- gramming needs of the Gavin Mullins was the winner of Clintwood museum, a private, non- Elementary’s third six-weeks perfect atten- profit corporation in Dickenson County. No dance drawing. Gavin’s prize bag contained proceeds from the dinner coupons from McDonald’s, Subway and will benefit Stanley and Pizza Hut. He also took home some books family or members of the and a Greenwave camouflage cap. Mrs. Rebecca Boyd’s fourth grade class at Clintwood Elementary School museum’s board of direc- had the highest attendance percentage among classes for the third six- tors. A portion of the ticket Congratulations, Gavin. price may be tax- week session. Out of 25 classes, Mrs. Boyd’s students ranked first with deductible. 93.36 percent attendance. They will receive an ice cream party for this top-notch achievement.

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MO 63120-1703, Telephone Production Company LLC Michael Mullins, Valerie and 2013. request. Anyone needing ments concerning the appli- Some woods. Nice view. Lots of wildlife. Covenants. From Page 7B (800)349-5907 ext. 4114. for disbursement of funds Michael Powers, Gail 14. A petition from EQT special accommodations for cation to the Division of the February 2013 hearing $89,900. Owner-financing. TILLER & TILLER, P.C. from escrow in Tract 5 for Avaline and Bill Bristow, Joe Production Company LLC Mined Land Reclamation. Owner/agent. 540-470-7579. SUBSTITUTETRUSTEE Otis Gilbert and Edna Richard Stacker, Geraldine for A petition from EQT should contact the All correspondence con- tified check, or postal P. O. BOX 1016 Gilbert for well VC-536336, and Lee Counts, Bert Production Company, LLC Department of Mines, cerning the application Private 2-acre wooded home- money order payable to the ST. PAUL, VA 24283 Hurricane District, Clifford and Marjorie for the disbursement of Minerals and Energy at 276- should be submitted to the site near Boones Mill in undersigned as Trustee for TELEPHONE: (276)889- Buchanan County, Virginia. Mullins, Mattie Mullins, Para funds from escrow on behalf 415-9700 or by calling the attention of the Division of Franklin County. No Money the United States of 1825 Docket Number VGOB 09- Darnell and David Allen of Hurley Ratliff (Life Estate) Virginia Relay Center Mined Land Reclamation’s Down, Fixed rates, Easy America. 2-6-4t s2-27 1215-2646-01. Continued Smith, Marcia Adair Smyth, and Range Resources-Pine TTY/TDD at 1-800-828-1120 Permit Section at Post terms! $49,900. 434-444- If additional information --- from January 2013. Brent A Mullins, Catherine L Mountain, Inc. for Tract 1, or 1140 by February 12, Office Drawer 900; Big 5088 is desired, contact the LEGAL NOTICE 5. A petition from EQT Mullins, Julie Diane Unit VC-536630. Docket 2013. Stone Gap, Virginia 24219. USDA Rural Housing CAMPBELL COUNTY - gor- VIRGINIA: Production Company LLC Witman, Gay Revonne and Number VGOB 09-1117-2633- The deadline for filing of Written Comments may be geous setting for your dream Service, Centralized IN THE CIRCUIT COURT for the disbursement of Charles Gibson, Tollie 02. petitions to the Board for the e-mailed to the Division at home, 3-acre homesite in the Servicing Center, Attn: Kari FOR DICKENSON COUNTY funds from tracts 1, 2 and 4 Conrad and Donna Mullins, 15. A petition from EQT March 2013 hearing is 5 [email protected] trees. A few minutes south C. Meyer, Foreclosure ROY BAKER for Alcie Keen for unit VC- Rolfe Anthony and Mary Production Company LLC for p.m., Friday, February, 15 ginia.gov. of Lynchburg airport. Owner Representative, 4300 and 536070, Castlewood Mullins, Barbara Rose and disbursement of funds from with the March hearing Questions concerning the will finance. $59,900. 434- Goodfellow Blvd FC-215, BRENDA L. BAKER District, Russell County, Keith Chitwood, Carole Ann escrow on behalf of scheduled for Tuesday, application review process 444-5088 Bldg. 105, St. Louis, MO PLAINTIFFS Virginia. Docket Number and William R Strohm , well Christopher Michael Mullins, March 19, 2013 at the may be directed to the WOODED LAND - 22.8 acres, 63120-1703, Telephone VS. VGOB 04-0921-1337-06. VC-501843, Ervinton Valerie and Michael Powers, Russell County Government Permit Section at (276) (800)349-5907 ext. 4114. Conference Center, 139 perk approved, state road ORDER OF PUBLICATION Continued from September District, Dickenson County, Gail Avaline and Bill Bristow, 523-8202. frontage. 10 minutes from TILLER & TILLER, P.C. CL13-12 2012. Continued from Virginia. Docket Number Joe Richard Stacker, Highland Drive, Lebanon, 2-13-2t s2-20 Rocky Mount and Smith SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE KENNETH PAUL MOORE December 2012. VGOB 06-1114-1763-03. Geraldine and Lee Counts, Virginia. Mountain Lake. Only P. O. BOX 1016 (whereabouts unknown), if 6. A petition from EQT Continued from January Bert Clifford and Marjorie 2-13-1t s2-13 $79,900 and owner will ST. PAUL, VA 24283 living, and if deceased, all Production Company LLC 2013. Mullins, Mattie Mullins, Para --- finance. 434-444-5088 TELEPHONE: unknown persons claiming for disbursement of funds 11. A petition from EQT Darnell and David Allen PUBLIC NOTIFICATION (276)889-1825 by or through Kenneth Paul escrowed for Tracts 2 and Production Company LLC Smith, Marcia Adair Smyth, OF DECISION TO EXTEND 40,000 SF Warehouse near 2-6-4t s2-27 Moore in and to 2.02 acres 5 on behalf of Otis Gilbert for disbursement of funds Brent A Mullins, Catherine L COMMENCEMENT TIME Natural Bridge. Two dock Tax ID 01054 (188C-1683) doors, two drive-in doors, 24' --- and Edna Gilbert , well VC- from escrow for tracts 1, 3 Mullins, Julie Diane Witman, FOR COAL SURFACE ceilings, dust collection sys- NOTICE OF DEFENDANT 539894, Hurricane District and 4 on behalf of Gay Revonne and Charles MINING NPDES tem, 5000SF office space. FORECLOSURE SALE The object of this suit is , Buchanan County, Christopher Michael Gibson, Tollie Conrad and PERMIT NUMER 1101946 Financial incentives for cus- TRUSTEE'S SALE OF PROP- to partition the real estate, Virginia. Docket Number Mullins, Valerie and Michael Donna Mullins, Rolfe FOR PARAMONT COAL tomization. 540-487-0480. ERTY LOCATED in the in one of the modes pre- VGOB 09-1117-2630-01. Powers, Gail Avaline and Anthony and Mary Mullins, COMPANY VIRGINIA LLC Caney Ridge Section of scribed by law, and to quiet Continued from January Bill Bristow, Joe Richard Barbara Rose and Keith CODE OF VIRGINIA ANTEBELLUM ALBEMARLE Dickenson County, Virginia, title to said real estate in the 2013. Stacker, Geraldine and Lee Chitwood, Carole Ann and Pursuant to Section 4 ADOPTION MANSION on 200 acres. plaintiffs. 7. A petition from EQT William R Strohm, Virgil Totally restored historic land- and more particularly Counts, Bert Clifford and VAC 25-130-773.19 (e) of the A childless, young, success- mark, candidate for conser- described as follows: An Affidavit having been Production Company LLC Marjorie Mullins, Mattie Jack and Kathleen Presley, Virginia Coal Surface Mining made and signed that there ful woman seeks to adopt. vation easement. All that certain piece or for disbursement of funds Mullins, Para Darnell and Donnie Lee Presley, Julia Control Reclamation Act, the Will be HANDS-ON Mom! $3,995,000. 540-448- parcel of land, situate in the are or may be unknown par- from escrow for Tracts 1 David Allen Smith, Marcia Jacquelyn Presley, Virgie Division of Mined Land Financial security. 0393 Caney Ridge Section of ties interest in said real and 2 on Behalf of Adair Smyth, Brent A Dean Presley, Graham Reclamation (Division) here- Expenses paid. Jodi. 1-800- Dickenson County, Virginia, estate, whose names and Christopher Michael Mullins, Catherine L Mullins, Kennedy Tiller and Betty by provides notification of 718-5516. MULTI FAMILY LAND - 7 described as follows: addresses are unknown, it Mullins, Valerie and Julie Diane Witman, Gay Tiller, Don and Cindy its decision to grant an acres zoned for 80 apart- BEGINNING at a point in is hereby ORDERED that Michael Powers, Gail Revonne and Charles Ashworth, Halbert and extension of time (From 3 EDUCATION ments or towns. All utilities. each of said parties appear Avaline and Bill Bristow, Gibson, Tollie Conrad and Peggy Ashworth, well VC- Mile to regional hospital, the western edge of a 20 years to 5 years) for com- Medical Billing Trainees near I-81/64. Walk to gro- foot right of way, a common on or before March 22, Joe Richard Stacker, Donna Mullins, Rolfe 53711, Ervinton District, mencement of operations on 2013, and do whatever is Needed! Train to become a cery store. 540-294-2007 corner in Lot No. 2; thence Geraldine and Lee Counts, Anthony and Mary Mullins, Dickenson County, Virginia. permanent program coal necessary to protect their Medical Office Assistant. Bert Clifford and Marjorie Barbara Rose and Keith Docket Number VGOB 07- surface mining Permit No Experience Needed! with said 20 foot right of interest in said land. MISCELLANEOUS way, S 08 43 W 106.53 feet Mullins, Mattie Mullins, Chitwood, Carole Ann and 0515-1934-02. Continued Number 1101946 for Training & Job Placement Is is further ORDERED Para Darnell and David William R Strohm, well VC- from January 2013. available at CTI! HS SAWMILLS from only to a point, a common corner that this Order of Paramont Coal Company to Larkin Carty; thence with Allen Smith, Marcia Adair 501842 Ervinton District, 16. A petition from Range Virginia, LLC. This decision Diploma/GED & computer $3997.00 – MAKE & SAVE Publication be published needed. 1-888-424-9419. said Carty, S 80 33 W Smyth, Brent A Mullins, Dickenson County, Virginia. Resources-Pine Mountain for is based on the Division’s MONEY with your own band- once a week for four (4) Catherine L Mullins, Julie Docket Number VGOB 07- a well location exception for mill – Cut lumber any dimen- 198.07 feet to a point a com- findings that conditions HEALTH & BEAUTY sion. In stock ready to ship. consecutive weeks in The Diane Witman, Gay 0417-1919-03. Continued proposed well 900127, mon corner to Mountain Dickenson Star, a newspa- exist beyond the control and FREE Info/DVD: Housing Corp.; thence with Revonne and Charles from January 2013. Prater District, Buchanan without the fault or negli- IF YOU USED THE MIRENA www.NorwoodSawmills.com per of general circulation in Gibson, Tollie Conrad and 12. A petition from EQT County, Virginia. Docket said Mountain Housing Dickenson County, Virginia. gence of the permittee IUD between 2001-present 1-800-578-1363 ext. 300N Corp., N 06 30 E 168.07 feet Donna Mullins, Rolfe Production Company LLC Number VGOB 13-0115-4000. which have prohibited com- and suffered perforation or RICHARD EDWARDS, Anthony and Mary Mullins, for disbursement of funds Continued from January embedment in the uterus MISCELLANEOUS / CAREER to a point, a common corner CLERK mencement of mining opera- to Lot No. 2; thence with Lot Barbara Rose and Keith from escrow from tracts 2 2013. tions. requiring surgical removal, TRAINING REQUESTED: Chitwood, Carole Ann and 17. A petition from Range or had a child born with No. 2, S 81 23 E 194.69 feet STURGILL LAW OFFICE, and 3 on behalf of All correspondence or William R Strohm, well VC- Christopher Michael Resources-Pine Mountain for birth defects, you may be AIR TRAFFIC CONTROLLER to the BEGINNING, contain- P.C. inquires concerning this entitled to compensation. – Train to become an Air ing 0.605 acres, more or ATTORNEYS AT LAW 537108, Ervinton District, Mullins, Valerie and Michael a Well Location Exception decision should be directed Call Johnson Law and Traffic Controller in a secure less. And being the same 944 NORTON ROAD Dickenson County, Virginia. Powers, Gail Avaline and for proposed Well No. V- to the Division of Mined speak with female staff government career at FAA property conveyed to Chris P.O. BOX 3458 Docket Number VGOB 09- Bill Bristow, Joe Richard 530344, Ervinton District, Land Reclamation, P. O. members 1-800-535-5727 approved AT-CTI school. Lee Morelock, Sr. and Cindy WISE, VIRGINIA 24293 0421-2515-03. Continued Stacker, Geraldine and Lee Dickenson County, Virginia. Drawer 900, Big Stone Gap, Attend class to earn your Gay Morelock by deed BY: JEFFERY A. STURGILL from January 2013. Counts, Bert Clifford and Docket Number VGOB 13- VA 24219, Attention: HELP WANTED / DRIVERS associate degree by training 8. A petition from EQT Marjorie Mullins, Mattie 0219-4002. at Aviation Institute of dated November 20, 2003, COUNSEL FOR PLAINTIFFS Permit Section, Phone (276) DRIVERS-CDL TRAINING Maintenance in Chesapeake, of record in Deed Book 393, 1-30-4t s2-20 Production Company LLC Mullins, Para Darnell and 18. A petition from Range 523-8160. for disbursement of funds David Allen Smith, Marcia Resources-Pine Mountain for now offered in Roanoke VA. Median salary tops at Page 449. Authorized by 540-857-6188 or $100,000 (US BLS) with In execution of Deed of escrowed in Tract5 on Adair Smyth, Brent A pooling of a conventional Gregory F. Baker Spotsylvania 540-582- experience and full certifica- Trust from Chris Lee N NOTICE behalf of Otis Gilbert and Mullins, Catherine L Mullins, gas well 900125, Sandlick Reclamation Program 8200! Attend 4 Weeks or 10 tion. Call toll free (877) 560- ★ Edna Gilbert for well VC- Julie Diane Witman, Gay District, Dickenson County, Weekends. Guaranteed 1001 for information. Morelock, Sr. and Cindy Gay Manager 539896, Hurricane District, Virginia. Docket Number Morelock, dated November Revonne and Charles Division of Mined Financing and Job Hampton University/Aviation PUBLIC NOTICE Buchanan County, Virginia. Gibson, Tollie Conrad and VGOB 13-0115-4001. Placement Assistance Institute of Maintenance 20, 2003, recorded in Deed Land Reclamation of the Available. 1-800-646-2374. Docket Number VGOB 09- Donna Mullins, Rolfe Continued from January Virginia Department of Book 393, at Page 451; the 1117-2629-01. Continued 2013. MEDICAL CAREERS begin COMMONWEALTH Anthony and Mary Mullins, Mines, Minerals & Energy undersigned Trustee will from January 2013. 19. A petition from Royce Owner Operators – CDL here – Train ONLINE for OF VIRGINIA Barbara Rose and Keith 2-13-1t s2-13 offer for sale at public auc- 9. A petition from EQT Chitwood, Carole Ann and Rasnake appealing the deci- Class A. Dedicated Allied Health and Medical VIRGINIA GAS AND --- Customer, No-Touch Freight. Management. Job placement tion at the Courthouse door Production Company LLC William R Strohm, well VC- sion of the Director of the in Clintwood, Dickenson OIL BOARD HEARINGS PUBLIC NOTICE Lease Purchase Program assistance. Computer avail- FEBRUARY 19, 2013 for disbursement of funds 537102, Ervinton District, Division of Gas and Oil rela- w/Payment Assistance. able. Financial Aid if quali- County, Virginia, on the 12th in escrow for Tracts 3, 5, 6, Dickenson County, Virginia. tive to IFFH 221 regarding APPLICATION FOR day of March, 2013, at 11:10 Pursuant to Sections 45.1- REVISION OF Requires 1 year driving fied. SCHEV certified. Call 361.9B and 45.1361.22.B of 7 and 8 on Behalf of Docket Number VGOB 07- application 17362, Well V- experience within the past 888-354-9917 a.m., the above described COAL SURFACE 5 years. Call Jennifer 866- www.CenturaOnline.com the Code of Virginia, the Christopher Michael 0515-1933-03. Continued 530066, Range Resources- property. Reference is Mullins, Valerie and from January 2013. Pine Mountain, Inc., MINING/NPDES PERMIT 242-4976. Hablamos made to said Deed of Trust Virginia Gas and Oil Board NO. 1202085/VA0082085 Español. Belinda 866-257- AIRLINE CAREERS begin will hold its scheduled Michael Powers, Gail 13. A petition from EQT Castlewood District, Duty for a more particular Avaline and Bill Bristow, Production Company LLC Quadrangle, Russell County, UNDER CHAPTER 19 6291 here – Become an Aviation description of said property. monthly hearing commenc- TITLE 45.1 OF THE CODE DriveForGreatwide.com Maintenance Tech. FAA ing at 9 a.m. on Tuesday, Joe Richard Stacker, for disbursement of funds Virginia. Docket Number approved training. Financial TERMS: Cash, minimum Geraldine and Lee Counts, from escrow for tracts 7 and VGOB 13-0219-4003. OF VIRGINIA February 19, 2013 at the PUBLICATION NUMBER: AVERITT OFFERS CDL-A aid if qualified – Housing of 10% bid amount will be Bert Clifford and Marjorie 8 on behalf of Christopher 20. The board will receive DRIVERS a Strong, Stable, available. Job placement required to be paid at the Russell County Government 13WAC03 Conference Center, 139 Mullins, Mattie Mullins, Michael Mullins, Valerie and an update of Board and Profitable Career. assistance. SCHEV certified. time and place of sale, bal- Para Darnell and David Michael Powers, Gail Division activities from the Dickenson-Russell Coal Experienced Drivers and CALL AIM 888-245-9553. ance within 30 days or upon Highland Drive, Lebanon, Company, LLC is applying Recent Grads – Excellent Virginia. Allen Smith, Marcia Adair Avaline and Bill Bristow, Joe staff. delivery of deed. Title will Smyth, Brent A Mullins, Richard Stacker, Geraldine 21. The board will review for Revision of Permit Benefits, Weekly STEEL BUILDINGS be conveyed by Special 1. The board will receive Number 1202085 located Hometime. Paid Training. public comments. Catherine L Mullins, Julie and Lee Counts, Bert the December 2012 minutes 888-362-8608 STEEL BUILDINGS End of Warranty Deed upon pay- Diane Witman, Gay Clifford and Marjorie for approval. in Dickenson County, 1.1 ment of the balance of bid. 2. The Board will receive miles North West of AverittCareers.com Equal Year Blow-Out! Lowest a quarterly and year-end Revonne and Charles Mullins, Mattie Mullins, Para Information concerning Opportunity Employer Prices Around! LOW Monthly Payment of both bid deposit Gibson, Tollie Conrad and Darnell and David Allen the above docket items can McClure, VA on Caney Creek payments. 5 left. Make Offer. and balance must be made report from First Bank and as provided by 4 VAC 25- Trust, Escrow Agent for the Donna Mullins, Rolfe Smith, Marcia Adair Smyth, be viewed from 8 a.m. to 5 Owner-Operators $2400+ 16x20, 20x26, 25x32, by cash, cashier's check, 130-774.13 of the Virginia Take Home Weekly. Work 5 Board's escrow account. Anthony and Mary Mullins, Brent A Mullins, Catherine L p.m., Monday through Friday 30x40, 40x60 Call Now! certified check, or postal Barbara Rose and Keith Mullins, Julie Diane at the office of the Coal Surface Mining days, off weekends. Run 757-301-8885. money order payable to the Continued from January Reclamation Regulations to NC to PA. Permits, tags, & 2013. Chitwood, Carole Ann and Witman, Gay Revonne and Department of Mines, undersigned as Trustee for William R Strohm, well VC- Charles Gibson, Tollie Minerals and Energy, assign certain permit rights tolls paid for. Need ’07 or WORK FROM HOME the United States of 3. The board, on its own to Estep Coal Company, newer truck, good MVR, 2+ 53711, Ervinton District, Conrad and Donna Mullins, Division of Gas and Oil, 135 years experience. Houff America. motion, will receive testimo- Inc., P.O. Box 1025, Grundy, NOW HIRING: Companies ny from EQT Production Dickenson County, Virginia. Rolfe Anthony and Mary Highland Drive, Lebanon, Transfer Weyers Cave, desperately need employees If additional information is Docket Number VGOB 07- Mullins, Barbara Rose and Virginia. All questions con- VA 24614. Winchester, Richmond, to assemble products at desired, contact the USDA Company LLC regarding the Any person with a valid escrow audit for years 0619-1953-03. Continued Keith Chitwood, Carole Ann cerning the agenda should Baltimore www.houff.com home No Selling, any Rural Housing Service, legal interest which might be 540-234-9233 2000-2009. Docket from January 2013. and William R Strohm, well be directed to the Division of hours. $500 weekly poten- Centralized Servicing adversely affected by this tial. Info. 1-985-646-1700 Number VGOB 12-1218- 10. A petition from EQT VC-536589, Ervinton Gas and Oil by telephoning Center, Attn: Kari C. Meyer, application to revise the LOTS AND ACREAGE DEPT. VA-4062 FEE. 3103. Continued from Production Company LLC District, Dickenson County, 276-415-9700. aforementioned permit, may Foreclosure Representative, December 2012. Continued for disbursement escrowed Virginia. Docket Number Special accommodations within 30 days of February 11 ACRES in Rockbridge Co, 4300 Goodfellow Blvd FC- from January 2013. funds for tracts 2 and 3 on VGOB 07-0515-1935-03. for the disabled will be made beautiful meadow gently 215, Bldg. 105, St. Louis, 4. A petition from EQT behalf of Christopher Continued from January available at the hearing on 13, 2013 submit written com- sloping to small stream. THE DICKENSON STAR ■ WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 2013 ■ PAGE 9B

HAYSI (DEEL,TONY LEE CONT.) (JACKSON, AMANDA (LEDBETTER, MAZIE ANN (POWERS,TIMOTHY JAY CHARGE/S: Driving While CONT.) Etc. Schedule III CONT.) CHARGE/S: CONT.) CHARGE/S: COMMITS FROM Intoxicated - First Conviction; Drug - Not Anabolic Steroid; Conspire To Dist. Schedule Probation Violation - Felony 1/28-2/3/2013 Alcohol Purchase Or Conspire To Sell Dist. I/II Drugs; Distribution Possession By Person Schedule III; Narcotics - Own Schedule I Or II Drugs; Under 21 Or Maintain Common Narcotics - Own Or Maintain Nuisance Common Nuisance; Gross, Wanton, Or Reckless Care For Child

• CARTER, RONALD • MULLINS, CRYSTAL DAWN LEE BOOKED: 1/31/2013 BOOKED: 1/29/2013 CHARGE/S: Sell, Distribute, Etc. Schedule III Drug - Not CHARGE/S: Petit Larceny • RAMEY, CHRISTOPHER Anabolic Steroid; 3rd Or - Third Or Subsequent KEENAN Subsequent Sell, Distribute Conviction; Distribution BOOKED: 1/31/2013 • ADKINS,TABITHA Etc. Schdule I/II Drug; Schedule I Or II Drugs; • FRAZIER, LEVI CHARGE/S: Distribution GAYLE Accommodation Distribution Narcotics - Own Or BOOKED: 1/31/2013 • JACKSON, BEN Schedule I Or II Drugs BOOKED: 1/28/2013 Etc. Schedule VI Drug; Maintain Common CHARGE/S: Statutory BOOKED: 1/31/2013 CHARGE/S: Sale For Narcotics - Own Or Maintain Nuisance; Gross, Wanton, Burglary Of Dwelling To CHARGE/S: Sell, Distribute, • LESTER, ANDREW MARK Profit Schedule I Or II Common Nuisance; Or Reckless Care For Commit Other Felony Or Etc. Schedule III Drug - Not BOOKED: 1/31/2013 Drugs Narcotics - Own Or Maintain Child A&B; Petit Larceny - Less Anabolic Steroid; Conspire To CHARGE/S: Drunk In Public, Common Nuisance Than $200 Not From Person Sell Dist. Schedule III; Profane Language (Subsequent Offense) Narcotics - Own Or Maintain Common Nuisance

• SHORTRIDGE, DEANNA MARIE BOOKED: 1/31/2013 CHARGE/S: Sell, Distribute, • COLEMAN,THOMAS Etc. Schedule III Drug - Not • AKERS, NIKKI LYNN LEE • LESTER, RANDY LEE Anabolic Steroid; Narcotics - BOOKED: 1/31/2013 • MULLINS, GARY BOOKED: 1/31/2013 • HURLEY, CHARLES BOOKED: 1/29/2013 Own Or Maintain Common CHARGE/S: Sell, THOMAS CHARGE/S: Sell, DEAN • JACKSON,WILMA GAY CHARGE/S: Sell, Distribute, Nuisance Distribute, Etc. Schedule BOOKED: 1/31/2013 Distribute, Etc. Schedule BOOKED: 1/31/2013 BOOKED: 2/1/2013 Etc. Schedule III Drug - Not III Drug - Not Anabolic CHARGE/S: Probation III Drug - Not Anabolic CHARGE/S: Sell, Distribute, CHARGE/S: Drive While Anabolic Steroid Steroid; Distribution Violation - Felony; Probation Steroid; Conspire To Sell Etc. Schedule III Drug - Not License Revoked (Second Schedule I Or II Drugs; Violation - Misdemeanor Dist. Sch III; Narcotics - Anabolic Steroid; Distribution Offense) Conspire To Distribute Own Or Maintain Schedule II Schedule I Or II Drugs; Common Nuisance Conspire To Sell Give Dist. (Subsequent Offense) Schedule IV; Narcotics - Own Or Maintain Common Nuisance

• SMITH, FUZZ BOOKED: 1/31/2013 • LESTER, SIDNEY KEITH CHARGE/S: Distribution BOOKED: 1/31/2013 Schedule I Or II Drugs; • MULLINS, MICHAEL • JUSTUS, DONNA SUE CHARGE/S: Distribution Conspire To Distribute HARVEY BOOKED: 1/31/2013 Schedule I Or II Drugs; Schedule II • ARRINGTON, JAMES BOOKED: 2/1/2013 CHARGE/S: Consp. Conspire To Distribute KEVIN CHARGE/S: Malicious • COMBS, FRANK Destruction Or Concealment Schedule II ; Narcotics - Own BOOKED: 1/31/2013 Wounding - Victim CHANDLER Of Evidence; Obstruction Of Or Maintain Common CHARGE/S: Fail To Permanently Impaired; BOOKED: 1/31/2013 • HURLEY, JOSEPH Justice - Conceal, Destroy, Nuisance; Narcotics - Own Appear In Court For Firearm Use In Commission CHARGE/S: Sell, FREDERICK Etc., Physical Evidence Or Maintain Common Misdemeanor Offense; Of Felony-(First Offense) Distribute, Etc. Schedule Nuisance (Subsequent Probation Violation - BOOKED: 1/31/2013 III Drug - Not Anabolic Offense); Gross, Wanton, Or Felony CHARGE/S: Malicious Steroid; Conspire To Sell Wounding - Stab, Cut, Reckless Care For Child Dist. Schedule III Wound With Malicious Intent

• STACY,WAYLON RAY BOOKED: 2/1/2013 CHARGE/S: Drunk In Public, Profane Language

• JUSTUS,TAMMY • MULLINS, RONALD MICHELLE BOOKED: 1/31/2013 BOOKED: 2/1/2013 • BALL, NERISSA HOPE CHARGE/S: Sell, Distribute, CHARGE/S: Sell, Distribute, • LITTLE JR., CHARLES BOOKED: 1/28/2013 Etc. Schedule III Drug - Not • CROSSEN, JESSE • HURLEY, KELLY RAY Etc. Schedule III Drug - Not EDWARD CHARGE/S: Possess Anabolic Steroid; Sell, CHARLES LEE BOOKED: 2/3/2013 Anabolic Steroid; Conspire To BOOKED: 1/28/2013 Schedule III Drugs Distribute, Etc. Schedule IV BOOKED: 2/1/2013 CHARGE/S: Drunk In Public, Sell Dist. Schedule III; Narcotics CHARGE/S: Failure To Drug; 3rd Or Subsequent Sell, CHARGE/S: Drive While Profane Language - Own Or Maintain Common Appear Capias Distribute Etc. Schdule I/II License Revoked (Third Nuisance; Narcotics - Own Or Drug; Conspire To Sell Dist. Or Subsequent) Maintain Common Nuisance • TARR, HUNTER GIBBS Schedule III; Narcotics - Own (Subsequent Offense) BOOKED: 2/1/2013 Or Maintain Common CHARGE/S: Fail To Appear Nuisance; Narcotics - Own Or In Court For Misdemeanor Maintain Common Nuisance Offense (Subsequent Offense)

• BLEVINS, RANDY J. BOOKED: 1/28/2013 • LOONEY, FRANCES CHARGE/S: Gross, • HURLEY, SHANNON TROY ELAINE Wanton, Or Reckless BOOKED: 1/31/2013 • DAVIS, LAWRENCE BOOKED: 1/31/2013 Care For Child CHARGE/S: Sell, Distribute, JUNIOR Etc. Schedule III Drug - Not • KEENE, JUSTIN RYAN CHARGE/S: Distribution BOOKED: 1/29/2013 Anabolic Steroid; Distribution BOOKED: 1/28/2013 Schedule I Or II Drugs CHARGE/S: Obtain Schedule I Or II Drugs; CHARGE/S: Coerce, Intimidate Drugs By Forgery, Fraud; Conspire To Sell, Distribute, Or Harass By Computer; • THOMAS, KEVIN DARRIN • MULLINS, RUSSELL W Probation Violation - Etc. Schedule IV Drug Malicious Wounding - Stab, Cut, BOOKED: 1/31/2013 BOOKED: 1/28/2013 Felony Wound With Malicious Intent CHARGE/S: Sell, Distribute, CHARGE/S: Driving While Etc. Schedule III Drug - Not Intoxicated - First Conviction Anabolic Steroid; Narcotics - Own Or Maintain Common Nuisance • BRYANT,TONYIA FAYE BOOKED: 1/31/2013 • MCCLANAHAN, CASEY RAY CHARGE/S: Sell, BOOKED: 1/31/2013 Distribute, Etc. Schedule CHARGE/S: Conspire To III Drug - Not Anabolic Distribute Sch I/II Drugs; Steroid; Sell, Distribute, • JACKSON, AMANDA • DEEL,TONY LEE BOOKED: 1/31/2013 • LEDBETTER, MAZIE ANN Distribution Schedule I Or II Etc. Schedule IV Drug • MULLINS,TERRY DUANE BOOKED: 1/28/2013 CHARGE/S: Sell, Distribute, BOOKED: 1/31/2013 Drugs BOOKED: 1/30/2013 CHARGE/S: Fail To Appear TOTAL PRISONER behind BARS In Court For Felony Offense; Probation Violation - Felony COMMITMENTS • WILLIAMS, ERNEST This information is provided at our request by the Feb. 5-11, 2013 ■ School incidents: 2 IN HAYSI JAIL Southwest Virginia Regional Jail Authority, a pub- JUNIOR ■ Transports: 2 lic body operating a system of regional jails BOOKED: 2/1/2013 ■ Civil process: 138 ■ throughout Southwest Virginia, including two Number of calls for CHARGE/S: Convicted ■ Warrants served: 69 serving our area. The Duffield regional jail serves week: 233 of which 119 Violent Felon ■ Funeral escorts: 3 Wise, Lee and Scott counties and the city of were responded to by Possess/Transport Firearm, 44 ■ Norton. Haysi regional jail serves Dickenson, Assist motorists: 3 the sheriff’s office) Taser Russell and Buchanan counties. Their weekly ■ Domestic calls: 5 ■ Calls year to date: new incarcerations are listed here. Arrests are ■ Protective orders 1,345 For the reporting period matters of public record. served: 6 of Individuals who have been arrested ■ DUI arrests: 0 — Provided by • POWERS,TIMOTHY JAY 1/28-2/3/2013 are presumed innocent until proven guilty. Sheriff Bobby Hammons BOOKED: 1/28/2013 PAGE 10B ■ WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 2013 ■ THE DICKENSON STAR Many youths not working, not enrolled in school

The National Center living below the poverty percent of youth ages 20- ages 16-24 neither 9935. Earn your GED¨ for Education Statistics threshold, and non-poor is 24 were neither in school enrolled in school nor certificate before the test (NCES) reports that there defined to include families nor working compared working than in all other changes on Jan. 2, 2014. are many reasons why living at or above the with three percent of regions in the U.S. There There are 10 months youth in the U.S. between poverty threshold. youth ages 16-17. This were 2.2 million in the remaining in which to the ages of 16 and 24 may In 2011, about 14 per- pattern of higher percent- South versus one million complete your goal. Call be neither enrolled in cent of youth ages 16-24 ages in the 20-24 age in the Northeast, one mil- today to sign up for a free school nor working. (approximately 5.6 mil- bracket held across all lion in the Midwest, and GED¨ test preparation For example, they may lion) were neither enrolled years observed. 1.4 million in the West. class. be seeking but unable to in school nor working. When comparing the If you didn’t complete GED¨ is a registered find work, or they may The percentages varied statistics from 2011 by high school, contact trademark of the American have left the workforce or KAREN GENT across age groups. geographic regions, the Southwest Regional Adult Council on Education. school, either permanently For example, about 20 South had more youth Education at 866-581- Used under license. or temporarily, to start a family. This indicator pro- nor working in each year vides information on observed (1990, 1995, youth at an age when most 2000, 2005 and 2011). are transitioning into post- In 2011, some 19 per- “ secondary education or the ” cent of Black youth and 18 “ ” BEST workforce. This is a criti- percent of Hispanic youth In an effort to recognize the BEST of the BEST cal period for young peo- were neither enrolled in ple as they pursue their school nor working com- IN DICKENSON COUNTY educational goals and pared with 12 percent of career paths. Whites and nine percent of The Dickenson Star is publishing the official ballot below for five weeks beginning The NCES reports that Asians/Pacific Islanders. January 16, 2013, asking our readers to vote on who or what they consider to be from 1990 to 2011, the Also in that year, a greater percentage of youth ages percentage of non-U.S. BEST the “Best of the Best” in Dickenson County. 16-24 neither enrolled in citizen youth (20 percent) of the school nor working were neither enrolled in Winners will be announced in The Dickenson Star after all entries are tabulated. remained between 11 and school nor working than 16 percent annually. U.S.-born youth (14 per- Within any single year, the cent). percentage of such youth Family poverty was varied across certain sub- related to the prevalence of the A minimum of ten (10) BEST groups of the population. of youth who were neither In 2011, for example, enrolled in school nor different nominations the percentage of such working. In each year youth varied by race/eth- observed, the percentage must be made in order nicity, citizenship, family of youth neither enrolled for entry to qualify* poverty, age, household in school nor working was type, and geographic higher for those from poor regions; however, it was families than for those BEST not measurably different Mail your ballots to: ”

from non-poor families. “ by sex. In 2011, the percent- “BEST of the BEST”, • Higher percentages of ages for these groups were

Black and Hispanic youth 27 percent and 11 percent, • P.O. Box 707, than White youth were respectively. Poor is Clintwood, VA 24228 “ neither enrolled in school ”

defined to include families BEST You may also bring your ballot to: The Dickenson Star, Middle school dance Main Street, Clintwood, VA BEST set at UVa-Wise LOOK FOR OUR “NEW CATEGORIES” of the The University of Virginia’s College at Wise Student Virginia Education Association Chapter will hold its “ ” ❏Grocery Store ______annual Middle School Valentine’s Day Dance on Feb. 14 BEST of the BEST ❏Heating/Air ______from 6-8 p.m. in the UVa-Wise Wesley Foundation. ❏

of the Home Health Provider ______The dance is open to middle school students. OUTDOORS ❏Insurance ______BEST Admission is $5 per person, and parents must sign each ❏Camping Spot ______❏Mini Storage ______participant in and out. ❏Hiking Trail ______❏Oil Changes ______Refreshments will be served and Theta Phi Alpha ❏Park ______❏Paint & Supplies ______Sorority will provide a photo booth. Valentine’s Day gifts ❏Place To Fish ______❏Pharmacy ______will also be sold. ❏Place To Picnic ______❏Restaurant ______❏Scenic View ______❏Tanning ______❏Tourist Destination ______❏Tires ______BEST ” “

Local named to Bluefield • “ ” “BEST of the BEST ” BEST of the BEST •

College president’s list IN DICKENSON COUNTY PLACES TO BUY FOOD “

” When making nominations, indicate town in which business/organization is located.

❏ BEST Christy Lambert, Clintwood, has been named to ❏ Best All Around Food Service ______Church ______❏Breakfast ______Bluefield College’s 2012 fall president’s list. Lambert ❏Civic Club/Comm. Org. ______was among 100 students named to the list for earning a ❏Hamburgers ______❏Place to Meet People ______❏ grade point average between 3.9 and 4.0. ❏ Home Cooking ______School ______❏Hot Dogs ______❏Sports Team ______❏ ❏ Ice Cream ______Youth Group/Organization ______❏Morning Coffee ______❏Pizza ______BEST ❏Salad Bar ______Locals named to law ❏Sandwiches ______of the “BEST of the BEST ” ❏Soup Beans ______school dean’s list LOCAL FOLKS ❏Steaks ______❏Boss ______Two locals have been named to the Appalachian ❏Coach ______of the

School of Law Dean’s List for the fall 2012 semester. ❏Community Volunteer ______“ ” BEST Included on the list are Daniel Robinson, Clintwood, ❏Elementary Teacher ______BEST of the BEST class of 2013; and Susan Joy Wood, Haysi, class of 2014. ❏EMT ______SERVICE PROVIDERS To qualify for the dean’s list, students must be full- ❏Fire Fighter ______When nominating a service provider you MUST indicate place of employment. time students and rank in the top 25 percent of their class ❏High School Teacher ______for courses taken during the semester. ❏Law Enforcement Officer ______❏Bank Teller ______❏Most Devoted Sports Fan ______❏Beautician ______❏Mr. Dickenson County ______❏Contractor ______BEST

❏Ms. Dickenson County ______❏Bus Driver ______”

“ ❏Politician/Public Official ______❏Car Salesman ______

❏Principal ______❏Dental Hygienist ______• Law school plans ❏Dentist ______• ❏Doctor ______❏Electrician ______“ ” open house “BEST of the BEST ” ❏Employer ______BEST ❏Home Builder ______The Appalachian Constitutional” on WETS- BUSINESS & PLACE TO BUY ❏Insurance Agent ______School of Law in Grundy FM and WVTF’s Radio ❏Lawyer ______❏Place To Work ______will hold an open house on IQ. ❏Mechanic ______Saturday, March 2 for Guests will be given an ❏Musician ______❏Appliances ______prospective students and opportunity to tour ASL’s ❏Nail Salon ______❏Auto Parts ______❏ their guests. facilities, including the ❏ Nurse ______BEST Bank ______Those who plan to library, with a collection of ❏Pharmacist ______❏Beauty Salon ______of the attend should reserve a nearly 227,000 volumes of ❏Plumber ______❏Building Supplies ______seat through the admis- legal materials. ❏Salesperson ______❏Car Wash ______❏ sions office. Attendees Lunch will be provided ❏ Secretary ______will have the opportunity and future students will Cellular/Pager ______❏Convenience Store ______to meet the faculty, tour have a chance to ask ques- ❏ Vote Often . . . the facilities and learn tions of our current stu- Dollar Store ______of the ❏Floor Coverings ______

about ASL’s programs. dents. BEST ❏Florist ______Stuff The After an introduction A financial aid coun- ❏ and overview by the dean, selor will also be available Funeral Home ______❏Furniture ______Ballot Boxes! students can preview the to talk to visitors individu- ❏ life of a law student at ally about how to finance a Gas Station ______ASL. Check-in will begin law school education. at 9:30 a.m. with snacks For more information BALLOT RULES: and coffee provided. The or to make a reservation 1. Only ballots cut from The Dickenson Star will be counted. No copies accepted. BEST agenda will include a for the event, call Amanda 2. Businesses nominated have to be in the Dickenson County area and individuals nominated must live or work in Dickenson County. ” mock class taught by pro- Shafer at 276-244-1203 or “ *3. A minimum of ten (10) different nominations must be made in order for entry to qualifiy. fessor Stewart Harris, host register online at of “Your Weekly www.asl.edu. “BEST of the BEST ” • “BEST of the BEST ”