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C cannot afford one? Do you hve m C __ tary ser
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m r"• • Lzc~ets can be -ur~has--~ ,~ J,~mnlnf Branch Tabernacle, dinner
P L J J! of the second grader• Olivia was cancer. Talcott . ....... --o _ . .
involved in the school holiday play, It doesn't matter if you have I . emenmry or J•L Massie at 4:30 PM at the scnoo6 games,
• I she was in the inventor's club, she insurance or not because we cover .msu~ranc~_A_av.anco Tickets $20, At cake walk, dime toss, pie throw at
11 1 along with" everyone and always items most insurance does not. For w.,m-"e'u rme won't; Eleven Coach purses themoreprincipal, auction and much
looked forward to going to school• more information'call 304-288-9189 " •
Something changed onco school or 304-575-7026•
started again alter winter break, ,,,, , ,,,, ,, , , ,,,
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her friends, she was making up . ..~ .... A....~,--
illnesses to stay home and when • + L NUIIU
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Charleston, WV - The West emergency exists. Income must be After some prying, Olivias + Bi= nend Public So,- co ru.+.~.+
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Virginia Department of Health and at, or below, 135 percent of the pro=, -- .-. -. ...................
Human Resources (DHHR) today federal poverty guideline for the problem: A new teacher hod .taken t'. u. l ox u4 tmeot , wv tm l)44m l fl/
announced applications for thehousehold size• This program overherclassreomafterherorigmal .._ .... PWS#8304r 7/January 13, 2016
Emergency Low Income Emergencyrequires a face-to-face interview teacher took maternity leave. With w~/~ I mcer~n~ ~ i~efrt .............. .................
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Assistance Program (LIEAP) will no with a DHHR worker and clients the uew mstructor came a stricter,.~..ah~.~ n~umwo,~a.ffi...~ andv0~ab]etml~niecJu~ni~t~ whirhnmhu nmd, u.t~nf
longer be accepted afler Friday, April must provide a copy of their environment, .... one that didn't lhe'~""'"~gendPSDs•"~'-':~c~n~am~w~er]"~'.... ............ " -"-"= ................. and ":> ........
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28, 2017 at 5:00 p.m• termmatmn nohce wzth the all or rodents m vmce thew oua vrepo¢ .....
.............. o-inions or ex lore ereative o-tions + _.. •. _ ............. ~ .......................
s~,mergency ~ asmsts en~qmeappl]catmn. . v P v. , !n.m report exp,.ms where your water comes tram, what it static systems.
state residents who have a LIEAP clients may contact their m the classroom• One that didn t contams, and how it compares to standards set by regulaton/
termination notice in paying their local office with questions. A list of show mutual honor and respect a~s.. . _ . ~ .... ~,--"-~....="-"-'-:'~•'" ~'~-~.:=.~-':'-:f
home heating bills. Eligibility is local offices may be found athttp'Jl but strict discipline and negative ~_.l~',~._~l~.,.l~_.s~..~ r~.~ ~"~'~n~ie'~." ..... v.,~b~p~uu~,,~,m
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..... ex re si a yeady schedule, people may be more vulnerable to contaminants m
whether or not the household ]sFor more mformatmn on thm p s on. .~,h.m=,~.~~.a~m..~ ~.,,.~m.~ ~t.u~,o.~,~ ..... ,~..,~..o, ....
responsible for paying its home program, visithttp'Y/bit•ly/2pKniWa "Children need consistent j0~"~-~6.5"e"~1 H-"-'~'~a~"~"~'~'~"~ ~'.~":~.~'"~"~.'~"'~'~" .
heating bdl, and ff a home heating gu dance to buffd posmvo self. c0mmerlts or su~esUcos, please allend any of our regularly under,no chemolhe~, ~ who have under~ne
esteem. Knowing a few key Ehsdubdwaterbelmlmee'~ngsheldonb~e2ndTuesdaydevely :-_'_ ..... ---I"" ...•..~ .... :.= ...... "°-
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strategies will help build sohd mo al .OOa.nkmth waJ j anto ce, Talcott, WV. dfsordemseme .... and'' " canbe "'ca' ' at
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n • m [_ m m. Sharon Thoyer, children's advocate Your water is sudace water from the Gresnl River. nr, x nora mmcuons. ,nese • .pe . snoum seek a.ome
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= . ,~-,,,,,,,~,'v -,--,,s•,.x,m~. water ,.t° the. Big uend PSD• has a nigher suscaptibili~.lo comammams" " " are available -- tbe Safe Drinkin~orn g water
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Once parents know it doesnt n~re~nna~nba~m~wora~be~d there is no knovm or expected dsk tO bealth. MCLGs
take much effort and just takes toyoualoorofrmedudngbudnesshoursorfmmlheWyBPH30 -$)w for a mar n of safety.
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p gifts . . contaminants. Federal and state regulations establish limits, water. MCI..s are set as close to the MCLGs as feasible
sense of self Balding self.esteem
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o017 . Y . ........ ., m an on-gomg process that as notand to reduce any subsequent health effects. • MRDLG - Maximum Residual DisinfeCtant
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Ame.ricans who richly contribute to speakup for themselves and others;, .......... ic of contaminants in water which must provide the same . ....... ' •. • ,•.. " :
our community; and and sememmg' new• m putoction pu chea . , Rum.- mzm m mum mmnmmm
x m, uance, summer camp,
Whereas, we acknowledge that * providing opportunities Por older - -'--'-- - ':'"- "--- -w-" 0 wa!er, ,.nd.udi . wa..ler,.may res ly .be ..Lml..,orl . . best .l of.o i.nle .. ,n
• " " chart ed , . • scmence cmu- - u -.,~v +,,+,,; ~ =+ tmpscleo io c0nim m m~un m amounts or some conmmmams, onmmg water. I tier• • convincing Ovl~n~ mat
what xt means to age has g ..... adult~ to shm'e their e~enences .... .......
Pro. th~ h~t.~r+ :,+ ,.+u ~,m+~.~+h~,~,,~ ~,~,~m,,,u~,+.' :from the electren~cs. Try to direct Tbeln~mceof~._ . _~dces .no/.n~.ce~sadlysndicels . additionof.disinfsctant•neceesan/tocontrolmmrobml
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takeehargooftheirhealth, exp]oro resident to take time during this It's diff~t to predict how n~,~ , The Source of drinldng water (both tap and bettied water) .11" ihMItmsotTschnklue, orar'equired "
new opportunities and activities, month to acknowledge older adults ............. will 'mcf~dvem, lakl .Mmsms, p0,1ds,~,q~nos, andweNs. - . .......
and focus on independence" and .......... ,_ .... .I.._...aavenmres wm mrnom, sume Alwal Irav over m luda olland or lhrou l 0und, it process intm o I to reou ms my, lot a ontaminant in
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Who,o.n m ....... ~-ount .............. . __ _ ~ale tmexp~'ted]y Y dtseoIves naturally-ocourdn9 minerals, and, in some cases dnnldng
water.
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uouncn+ on Agmg, mc. can p community. ' • ..... . • • "
+^ enrich the lives of .................. the beg,hang ofa pasmon wlth noIns.ace o(a mels er tram hi.an adivity+ pl - per or .alarums .
. uazeo uus z t.n say ot.,4p 'u, • end. . Con may be IXesent in source water lude: • ppb - parts per billion or mmcrograms per liter
indi:vinums otm,~ ~es oy:, .... Linville F• Go,as, Zxecdtive • Acknowleda~ and complimonl~ ~xllmllall~,Su~mvinls~andbadeda, .l~.nolapplica~ •
-invotving otoer auutms xn Director, SCCOA .... - .... M ch --" come---- Ires • not ests sbed
• . ' • • . your clnJGLr~ when you nolJl~ ,,my ~ u,~Itl~mmto,.wr.. • . . .
redefimtzon of agzng zn our .......... ,__. --,--. mm~,~,,mlllu,,~N'J+nn,,m~'.m,-m4,,,;~,m~ NllJ.NephelometricTurbidityUnit, usedto
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M,,mdnw Bridoe DILAPIDATE STRUC~ and genius,celebratethole Inlllg~ CONMli~ SuCh U Mlts and rl~ which ""-"~-.+~- ' ~ '~"l~r liter
By Alvie Martin ........ for fi'om their failure and see they are variety el sources such l cullure, u oan storm water M I wlIs - Regulated mtominlu . Blg
" " "an t-[eas~ contacc ~r, acy tore nmru~ • smm r~,
The Chestnut Knob Christi ............... simply stepping stones on the path n~ ~I ~ uses.
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unurcn nela a cross WmK rnuay, ...... 11 to success. The treeaom to fan m + _---..,
the Chestnut ,storaz,~vvs~amu.eau
April 15. Starting at
Knob Christian Church, to the Regular Meeting Agenda:
Green Valley Church in Danese a Welcome and Determination of
total of 6 miles. Three churches Quorum; Old Busines; Review and
came together and about 40 walked. Approval of Minutes; New Business;
They provided lunch in theirOther Business;Adjourn.
fellowship hall when we got there. COMMISSION MEETING
April 13th the church held an Easter The Summers County
Egg hunt and Celebration at the Commission will meet at 9.~0 a.m.
Church, and a Sunrise service was in the County Commission OtBco at
held on the 16th. the Courthouse on the second
NOTICE Wednesday of each month• The
Meadow Creek Cemetery needs Session for May will be Wednesday,
your donations for this year's care May 10.
• for the cemetery. Four large Trees Contact Mary Beth Merritt,
have fallen and need removed. County Clerk before May 10 at 466-
Meadow Creek Cemetery, P.O. Box 7104 if you have any questions or if
85, Meadow Creek WV 25977. you have items for the agenda.
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This is a weekly publication of the Woodrum Summers County
Summers County Council on Aging Extension Agent Topie: Active For
Inc., 120 Second Ave., Hinton. Life 11:00A.M.Bingo 10:15 a.m.
Funded in part by the WV Bureau Friday, May 8: Glazed Ham,
of SOn,Or Services, Appalachiar~Area Candied Yams, Green Beans, Cake
Agency on Aging, other grant and & Ice Cream, Biscuits, Margarine/
local resources and donations• Any Milk. Activity: " Birthday Partf'
elder persons is encouraged to Special Singing By "For Him~ Lou
participate in the program Honaker, Roger Cox, & Lathan
regardless of race, creed, handicap White 11:00 A.M,
or national origin. The Summers Monday, May 8: Spaghetti /
County Council onAgingis an equal Meat Sauce, Tossed Green Salad~
opportunity employer. Sliced Peaches, Whole Wheat Garlic
Wednesday, May 3: Chicken Bread, Margarine/Milk. Activity:
Livers, Buttered Potatoes, Broccoli, Bible Study With Rev. DOn Hannah
Cherry Cobbler, Whole Wheat at 11:00 a.m. Bingo at 1~.1§ a.m.
Bread, Margarine/Milk. Activity: Tuesday: May 9:. Taco Salad,
Summers County Senior Center Tossed Salad, Chili Beans, Chips,
Quilters Will Quilt Today 10:15 a.m. Apple, Milk. Activity: Healthy Steps
Bingo 10:15 a.m. 10:30 a.m. Bingo at 10:00 a.m.
Thursday, May 4: Tasty Meat Menu changes may eoeur due to
Loaf, Buttered Rice, Pea Salad, availability of food or due to
Applesauce, Whole wheat Bread, circumstances beyond our control.
Margarine/Milk. Activity: Lesley
vital to suecoes.
• Honor and respect children's
ideas, knowledge and opinions.
- Kids today have more knowledgo in
some areas than many of adults (i.e.
electronics). That's great, sit back
and let them.be teacher, as you
honor this reversal of roles. Include
them in family decision-nmhing
processes and responsibilities
with power comes responsibility is
a valuable lesson.
• Tell your children you believe in
them and their dreams. Show your
love every day; the sueceesfui, the
average and the days of frustrations
and failure. Regardless of their
direction, accomplishments or
disappointments, let your children
see you are always there to help
guide them through the maze to
reach the goals they hove chceen.
About Sharon Tbayer •
Sharon Thayor, a single mother
of three and now a grandmother
of five, has been an advocate
for children throughout her life.
Thayer is a sraduate of Iowa State
University, earning a degree ini
family services. She is the former
dinector of Bra Rin Ranch
in Littleton, Colo., a facility for
survivers of abuse. Thayor later
went on to start Kid Central. a
nature-based childcure center in
Conifer. Colo.. for children ages
8 to 15. ThayeFs first children's
book, "rhe Myth of Sonta, s Beard"
was a national award winner and
sold more than 20,000 copies. Her
latest book, "If You Tell Me, [ Can
Fly" (www.careusel-publishing.
cam), has won a bevy of awards and
indudes versions (or both boys and
irl..
NOTICB
Make A Difference...
Donate...Voluntoer...Fester..-~lop~-
Janet L. Richmond, BSW LSW,
Regional Director Children's Home
Satiety of WV.
Phone 304.647-3430. Fax- 304-
647-3589.
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WE TO REPORT THAT THE Big Bend PSI)
WATI t STANDARDS FOR THE REPORTING YEAR 2016
MET ALL FEDERAL AND STATE
Additional Information
All other water test results for
the reporting year 2016 were all non-detects.
Turbidity is a measure of the cloudiness in water. We monitor it because it is a good indicator of the
oflbetivenses of our filters.
Ifpreeont, elevated levels of lead can cause serious health problems, especially for pregnant women and
young ddldren. Lead in drinking wator is primarily from materials and components nsseeiated with service
lines and home plumbing. The Big Bend PSD is responsible for providing high quality drinking water, but
cannot control the variety of materials used in plumbing cemponents. When your water has been sitting for
several hours, you can minimize the potential of lead exposure by flushing your tap for 30 seconds to 2
mlnutes before using water for drinking or cooking. If you are concerned about lead in your drinking water,
you may wish to have your water tested. Information on lead in d nking water, testing methods, and steps
you can take to minimize expesure is available from the safe Drinkin8 Hotline or at http'Y/www.epa.gov/
mb wate ead.
This repert will not be mailed. A espy will be provided to you upon request at our office during regular
Imsiueso hours.
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