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Legal Notice
SAMPLE ESTIMATE FOR PUBLICATION
OF WEST VIRGINIA
OF Summers
OF Hinton, To- wit:
, of Hinton
thereof, in the Municipal building on
; 27th day of March, i979, there were present W.J. Humphreys
Janet L. Rush Recording Officer, and B.W. Crane, James
Jordon, Jr., Stuart Oxley and Ruth Pivont,,
of the council of said municipality.
accordance with Code 11-8-14, as amended, the Cotmcfl
to make an estimate of the amounts necessary to be
of taxes for the current fiscal year, and determines
estimates the several amounts to be as follows:
IULAR MUNICIPAL PURPOSES ESTIMATE
amount due and the amount that will become due and
'.tible form every source during the fiscal year is as follows:
ST REVENUE SUMMARY AMOUNT
$ i07,660.
Control 275.
Permit Fees 2,000.
1,000.
Collected 9,000•
Grants 708.
, Sales Taxes 127,000.
lquor Taxes 12,492.
icenses 5,200.
'arking Meter Revenues 38,000.
'arking Lots !1,500•
nts and Concessions 1,200.
curt Costs Fees and Charges 53,000.
arking Violation Penalties 14,000.
oun, efuse Collection Fees $ 77,000.
olice Protection Fees 8,560.
aps and Connection Fees 500.
ation. Mr. iscellaneous Revenue 9,000.
tie of Ba nemcumberedBalance 500.
I, is pre hal Severance Tax 6,050.
at Bluefie ven_ue Sharing 146,412.
ioring in e Total Estimated Receipts 631,057.
wedding :stimated Current Expenditures-General Fund
fice of Mayor 4,396.
3ffice of Council 5,245.
)ffice of City Clerk 38,907
lion )ffice of Police Judge 13,121.
)ffice of City Attorney 1,330.
uilding Inspection 150.
"Childrev ity Hall 16,631
a colorin og Warden 3,982.
tires, son .olice Department 158,033.
make h ire Department 64,402.
It an€ ' rbage and Landfill 75,649.
ssons" al Playgrounds 1,000.
writ: ! i Igtreets and Highways 62,979.
& F did!Parking 10,033.
t, D-I ge Street Cleaning 8,486.
Ipani Central Garage 9,376.
Ple ., , Aging Program 2,500.
s for li State Grants 708.
Estimated Expenditures Tax
Office of Mayor 1,200.
, Office of City Clerk 2,343.
Building Inspection 100.
!ri r CityHall 807.
I e I v i Police Department 1,050.
Parking " 550.
theid $I lstimated Expenditures-Revenue Sharing
Office of City Clerk 2,318
Tues. Apr. 3, 1979 Hinton News-5
Two Legal Notice
J amping Branch News
Different Types Notice is hereby given that '' "
the accounts of the following
Fiduciaries are now before me
for settlement: John Robert
Spencer, Executor of the Est-
ate of Mary Jordon Grimmett,
Deceased; Arnold Douglas
Maddy, Administrator of the
Estate of Jesse Loster Maddy,
Deceased; Edward Strickier
Hunter, Executor of the Estat
of William Strickler Hunter,
Deceased; Dennis Surber, Ad-
ministrator of the Estate of
Madge Mildred Surber, Deceas-
ed; Leon Ray Pivont Jr., Ex-
ecutor of the Estate of Edgar E.
Cooper, aka Archie Edward
Cooper, Deceased; Marie L.
Shorter, Executrix of the Est-
ate of Oakley Hobert Thomas,
Deceased.
Given under my hand this
19th day of March, 1979.
David L. Parmer
Commissioner of Accounts
Summers County, West Vir-
girds
Mar. 27,
There are two different types
of women who remain volunt-
arily childless. One type ex-
presses intentions to remain
childless relatively early in life,
even prior to marriage. The
other type arrives at a child-
less decision through a series of
postponements after marriage
as the woman develops a life
style that she does not wish to
give up. These two types have
been referred to as "early
articulators" and "postponers,
"by Sharon K. Houseknecht of
Ohio State University.
In a study presented at the
American Psychological Assoc-
iation's Annual Convention,
Houseknecht concluded that a
major difference found between
married "early articulators"
and married "postponers" was
with respect to family back-
*ground experiences. The post-
poners' parents had provided
more encouragement for asser-
tive autonomy in childhood than
had the parents of the early
articulators. This fmdlng is con.
el,tent with their greater usage
of a democratic discipline pat-
tern. In contrast, the early
articulators reported that they
had been exposed to more ex-
tensive parental demands for
achievement efforts than had
the postponers. This emphasis
on achievement occurred in a
family atmosphere where there
was significantly less warmth
and attitude compatibility than
the postponers depicted for
their family of origin.
The researcher speculated as
to how these factors enter into
the early versus later dlcision to
• remain childless• Perhaps as a
! result of being pushed to ach-
ieve, the early articulators were
not seriously concerned with the
issue of motherhood. Their most
immediate concern conceivably
could have been those act-
ivities in Which they could dem-
onstrate successful achieve-
ment efforts, since that was
emphasized in their families. It
is not unlikely that they could
have eventually concluded that
children would interfere with
their ability to achieve , part-
icularly since they had not been
accustomed to a family life
which they might have desired
Legal:Notice
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
To the Creditors and Bene-
ficiaries of the Estates of Mary
Jordon Grimmett, deceased,
Jesse Lester Maddy, deceased,
William StricMer Hunter, and
Madge Mildred Surber, whether
All persons having claims
agains the Estates of Mary
Jordon GrimmeR, Jesse J.ester
Maddy, William Strickler Hunt-
er and Madge Mildred Surber,
whether due or not, are not-
ified to exhibit the same with
the voucher thereof, legally
verified to the undersigned, at
my office in the City of Hinton,
West Virginia, on or before July
13, 1979, at 10:50 A.M., other-
wise, they may by law, be
excluded from all benefits of
said estate. All beneficiaries of
said estate are notified to be
present on said day to protect
their interests.
Given under my hand this
19th day of March, 1979.
David L. Parmer
Commissioner of Accounts
Summers County, West Vir-
ginia
Legal Notice
NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S
SALE
The undersigned Trustee, by
virtue of the authority vested in
to replicate.
.OOi 0ffice of Police Judge ..... !,I46. LEGAL NoTIcE him by that certain deed of trnst
City Hall 7,689.
FIDUCIARY NOTICE executed by Tommy Russell
, at 2:0I4ealth 1,200.
[Police Department 24,991. Notice is hereby given that Plumley and Wilma Louise
, Mar Fire Department 14,256. the account of the following Plumley, his wife, to the under-
Garbage and Landfill 18,753. Fiduciary is now before me for signed Trusteel dated May 8,
I, 3 at I ewerDisposal&Maintenance 1,008. settlement: Ruth Taylor, Adm- 1972, of record in the Office of
.... i Streets and Highways 39,057. inistratrix of the Estate of thecierk of the County Court of
rings. ! Parking 5,500. Ashby Guy Huffman, Deceased. Summers County, West
helplngi Street Cleaning a 946. Given under my hand this Virginia, in Trust Deed Book
i igns and Sig als 1,900. 19th day of March, 1979. No. 72, page 213, which said
!CentralGarage 12,000 David L. Parmer deed of trust was given to
Street Construction 12,156. Commissioner of Accounts secure payment of a certain
ay 191h! Snow Removal 3500. Summers County, West note therein described, and said
I TOTAL ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES $ 631,057. Virginia. parties having defaulted in pay-
Mar. 27 ment of said note, and the
undersigned having been re-
I. CLASSIFIED ASSESSED VALUATIONS quested so to do,
PROPOSED LEVY RATES NOW, THEREFORE, I, F.W.
"----'" CLASS I Current Excess Bond Sawyers, will proceed to sell at
'public auction to the highest
Personal Property....$3,637.000. 17.73 cents 1.08 cents L-EG A L 1N 0 TI cE bidder at the front door of the
' .... Courthouse of Summers County
' Public Utility Property..146.900. 17.73 cents 1.08 cents ,West Virginia, on Monday,
I. TOTAL ...$ 4,005.900.
• CLASS II City of Hlnton, Hinton, West ofAprilsaid16'date,1979'theatfollowingll:15 A.M.,de-
IReal Estate ..... $5,176.450. 35.46 cents 2.04cents Virginia 25951
The City of Hinton will accept scribed real estate situate in the
City of Hinton, Summers
. i P.sonal Property ...... 52,000. 35.46 cents 2.04cents sealed bids until 4:00 P.M., County, West Virginia:
cn'()TAL ... $ 5,228.450
April 9, 1979 for the rchabflitat-
CLASS IV
RealEstate ..... $4,531.810. 70.92 cents 4.08conts' ion of 7 housing units in the CitY BEING parts of Lots No,. 7,8,
Limits of Hinton. ' .and 9, Block Letter "Q", being
Personal Property ..... 3, 029.540. 70.92 cents 4.08 cents Bid specifications, contract
Public Utility Property..4,802.800. 70.92 cents 4.08conts documents, and other program a lot of 46 feet and 8 inches
TOTAL... $12,364.150. information is available to all by 85 feet.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash on
TOTAL VALUATION $21,508.500. interested parties at Hinton City hand on day of sale.
Hall, corner of 4th Avenue and Given under my hand on this
l STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA
COUNTY OF Summers, Summers Street, between the the 24th day of March, 1979:
municipality of Hinton, TO-WIT hoursof9:00A.M; and4:00P.M. F.W. Sawyer's, Trustee
" I, Janet L. Rush, Recording Officer of said municipality, do Monday through Friday.
i hereby certify that the foregoing are true coples from the record Participating contractors 00EnrolLment
• /i of orders made and entered by the council of said municlpalityon must utilize to the greatest '-<" a--: 'Lrger
[l the 27th day of March, 1979. extent feasible minority busin-
[I Given under my hand this 27th day of March, 1979. ess concerns which are located
]I Janet L. Rush ' in Hinton, Summers County, ' According to figures recently
,- II Clerk- Recorder and adjacent trade areas. :released by the West Virginia
! Apr. 3 & 10 Notice is hereby given that . Board of Regents, Concord Col-
" these are section 3 projects of lege is one f ten institutions in
the housing and Urban Develo- the state that have a larger
!t/i S " " • •
i
emlnflr pment Act of 1968, andmust, to Spring enrollment than during
T mall Business S greatest extent feasible, the1978 Spring Semester.
' nessmen will education Mark Rowh said that utilize project area buisness The Spring 1979 headcount at
i Area small busi " - located in or owned in sub- Concord is 1,695 compared to
\\; |i be provided the opportunity to althougll, anyone may register, stantial part by project area 1,642 one year ago. This in-
\\; |i learn more about their bus- the seminar would be of great- residents. A section 3 business crease of 53 studen or 3.3 per
.) It. inesses and how to improve thon set interest to o and Ls ene which : l ) is independently cent is significant 'because at
[! through a Small Business Sem- pros_pecflve. o owned and operated, and not this time the statewide enroll-
! inar to be held April 18 at es. "ropms to De coverea dominant in the field of operat- ment of college students shows
l
II Bluefield State College. Spon- includesmal]businnssaecotmt- ion in which it is bidding; 2) has a decrease over the second
sored by the college's Smdll ing, marketing, auditing, rec- 500 employees or less: and 3; semester enrollment of 1978. '
Business Institute in cooperat- 0rdkeeping, tax advantages of has aWrage annual receipts for There are only four other
ion with the office of continu- different forms of binees and ;,o .,.....a.., ,. .........
t . ,-- v .... s ,m o mcm four- year public institutions in
J l tng education, the seminar will 19_ tax .changes.. _ _ years which do not exceed $12 the state that have increased
|[ provide useful information in lne cost tor ma au- troy million
• ketin advertising and acc- seminar is $10.08 , which in- • .... . ..... .. . their enrollment as has Concord
I/ mar g .......... uyouareaquamlesecuona College. They are Glenville
|[ : ounting, eludes !uncn. l* .m'uclpanm ..WlU business you will upon written State College, Shepherd
]| The seminar will be held from earn 0.5 ,s a eau°n request to the City of Hlnton, • College, WV INstitute of Tech-
[ 9 to 4 in the Hebert Lounge of (CEU .):). / . City Hall, Htnton, WV 25951 be nology and WV State College.
•ithe Student Union Buildig < i Those:i,°.ttd...m'e supplied a list of potential bidd - According to Concord Presid-
i : Speakers will include R0bert' req to . A terdditoal ers,:n order to facilitate your ent Meredith N. Freeman, this
i } Cooper of WHIS; Steven;Al-: earuest.°pp°rmmtYj: . _. abilRy to make your services increase in Concord's spring
, " bht, GTE marketin y- .informauon Yd.Oe= .fl : known to potential bidders, enrollment follows a pattern of
H ; ,:ames Smith, accountant at from the Bluefl.e] .sta t -'- ':" William J. Humphreys recent increases of 3.4 per cent
for cent for
[[ ' ' Edward ,& Co.V and Of conpulngT-- a ,.'. Mayor , Fall 1977, 11.8 per
• Spring of 19";8 and I0 per cent in
{ accountant Charles Danchatz. 7102 or 425- . L.:'. ' .... i:" 'ity of Hinton '
.J; " Acting director of continuing - "!:: ..... '. ..... the Fall of 1078.
Saturday March 24 the Senior
Citizens Mini- Bus left the Sen-
ior Center at 9 a.m. enroute to
Clifton Forge, Va. for a day of
sight seeing.
Despite a down pour of rain
most of the day the trip was
most enjoyable. The first stop
enroute was the travel inform-
ation center in Virginia and
second the cereved or Hum-
pbook bridge at Wayside, which
was built in 1635 and remain-
ed in public use until 1929.
Arriving in Clifton Forge at 12
o'clock everybody was ready to
look around. The special center
of attraction was the Jane Colby
Outlet, where all kinds of cloth-
ing especially for ladies was on
display. No one shopped very
much as everyone decided val-
ues were just as good at home.
Following lunch everyone was
ready for the return home.
Making the trip were: Mr.
Kyle Anderson ( bus driver),
Mrs. Mary Anderson, Mrs. Mar-
ion Gore, Odessa Bowman,
Madelgonne Wood, Mary Pack,
Lillian Bailey, Mary Williams,
Alma M. Coffman, June
Connor, Ursh Bennett, and Teva
Meadows.
The BYF Baptist Youth Fel-
lowship of the Bluestone Bap-
tist Church held their regular
meeting March 21, 6 p.m. Roll
call by Joy Lee Fox. The lesson,
entitled "In the Garden" mem-
ory verse for the week was 1
John 3-5..' Next memory verse
will be Matt. 26- 28.
Secretary and treasurer re-
port were made and accepted.
Th meeting closed with scrip-
ture puzzles and prayer by their
leader, Mrs. Regina Cochran.
Present were: Joy Lee Fox,
Garry Basham, Mary K. Ben-
nett, Jeff Canterbury, Mark
Fox, Lisa Keaton, Machelle
Lilly, Patricia Lilly, Bobby Rat-
lift, Bryan and Keith Vest, and
their leader M re. Cochran.
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Davis of
Pulaski, Virginia are proud to
announce the birth of their first
child a baby girl, Elizabeth
Ann bern Monday March 19 at 1
p.m. in the Pulaski Commun-
ity Hospital, Pulaski, Va,
weighing six pounds and one
half ounce. Mrs. Davis is the
former Miss Sally Pack, dau-
ghter of Mr: and Mrs. Charley
Pack of Jumping Branch.
Maternal grandparents and
the paternal grandparents are
Mr. and Mrs. Wade Davis of
Dublin, Virginia.
Mrs. Ella Foster remains a
patient in the University Hos-
pital North One, Charlottesville,
Va. 22902.
Mr. and Mrs. Start Day and
children Heather and John
Elliot of Morgantown spent the
Free Program ,
'..At Concord
A free Children;s Art Pro-
gram will be offered at Con-
cord College on two consecut-
ive Tuesday evenings, April 3
and April 10 in the Alexander
Fine Arts Center.
The program is open to child-
ren form the ages of 4 to 13. The
children will be divided into 3
groups according to ages and
the number of participants. The
program will be limited to 50
children.
The program is being offered
by Dr. Sheila Chipley, Assist-
ant 'professor of Art at Con-
cord College and assisting her
will be the students of the Art
Education I class.
Registratin will be held on
April 3rd at 6:15 PM in the lobby
of the Fine Arts Center with
class beginning at 6:30 each
evening and lasting until 8:00.
Participants are required to
bring a box of crayons, glue,
scissors and a paintbrush.
Paper will be furnished by the
Art Department.
For further informaiton con-
tact Dr. Chipley at Concord
College, telephone 384- 3115, ex-
tension 277.
weekend with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John L. Wilcox of
Nimitz.
Weekend visitors in the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Moody Vest,
Streeter Road, were their dau-
ghter, Mrs. Martha Williams an
son Terry of Virginia Beach,
Va.; and their son and daughter
in law, Mr. and Mrs. Benny Vest
and sons Cody and Aaron of
Scott Depot.
Michael Scott Williams of
Allen Creek who has been visit-
ing his grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. Hubert Williams of Nim-
itz, for a week returned home
Saturday accompanied by his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Williams.
Mrs. Sabyl Maye .of Crab
Orchard is visiting this week
with relatives in the area.
Tax Tips
With the April 16 tax filing
deadline rapidly approaching,
the INternal Revenue Service
advises taxpayers to spend a
few minutes extra after the tax
forms are completed to double
check their work.
Many taxpayers, who post-
pone their tax work until the
closing days of the filing sea-
son, file tax returns containing
mistakes whicba re apparently
the result of hasty preparation.
These mistakes can cause you
to miss benefits, delay proce-
ssing, and delay receipt of your
refund•
Taxpayers should insure that
the address and social security
numbers are correct. These and
all other entries should be leg-
ible. All math computations
should be checked. Insure that
all needed information is given
and all required forms are att-
ached. Make sure entries are
made on the correct lines, and
the proper filing status ( single,
married filing jointly, etc.) is
checked. And, finally, the re-
turn must be signed by the
taxpayer ( both if a joint re-
turn).
If you owe additional taxes,
pay it by check or money order
to the Internal Revenue
Service. Send no cash. A check
or money order gives a good
record of payment. Also be sure
your social security number is
on the check. If you are pay-
ing the balance due on your 1978
tax and the first installment on
1979 estimated tax, be sure to
use separate checks and clearly
identify them.
Selected
Seminar
Leaders
Nancy Datan, associate pro-
fessor of psychology at West
Virginia University, is the first
woman to be selected as a
summer seminar leader by the
Lilly Endowment.
She will conduct a seminar
entitled "Women and the Lib-
eral Arts" as one of eight
seminar leaders in the Summer
Seminar on the Liberal Arts
June 17- July 5 at Colorado
College.
The sponsoring Lilly Endow-
ment has invited a cross- sect-
ion of American academic in-
stitutions to send teams of three
persons, including a dean and
two faculty members, to part-
icipate.
Dr. Datan this semester is
giving three papers, a colloq-
uium and two lectures at nat-
ional meetings and institutions
throughout the country.
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Legal Notice
SAMPLE ESTIMATE FOR PUBLICATION
OF WEST VIRGINIA
OF Summers
OF Hinton, To- wit:
, of Hinton
thereof, in the Municipal building on
; 27th day of March, i979, there were present W.J. Humphreys
Janet L. Rush Recording Officer, and B.W. Crane, James
Jordon, Jr., Stuart Oxley and Ruth Pivont,,
of the council of said municipality.
accordance with Code 11-8-14, as amended, the Cotmcfl
to make an estimate of the amounts necessary to be
of taxes for the current fiscal year, and determines
estimates the several amounts to be as follows:
IULAR MUNICIPAL PURPOSES ESTIMATE
amount due and the amount that will become due and
'.tible form every source during the fiscal year is as follows:
ST REVENUE SUMMARY AMOUNT
$ i07,660.
Control 275.
Permit Fees 2,000.
1,000.
Collected 9,000•
Grants 708.
, Sales Taxes 127,000.
lquor Taxes 12,492.
icenses 5,200.
'arking Meter Revenues 38,000.
'arking Lots !1,500•
nts and Concessions 1,200.
curt Costs Fees and Charges 53,000.
arking Violation Penalties 14,000.
oun, efuse Collection Fees $ 77,000.
olice Protection Fees 8,560.
aps and Connection Fees 500.
ation. Mr. iscellaneous Revenue 9,000.
tie of Ba nemcumberedBalance 500.
I, is pre hal Severance Tax 6,050.
at Bluefie ven_ue Sharing 146,412.
ioring in e Total Estimated Receipts 631,057.
wedding :stimated Current Expenditures-General Fund
fice of Mayor 4,396.
3ffice of Council 5,245.
)ffice of City Clerk 38,907
lion )ffice of Police Judge 13,121.
)ffice of City Attorney 1,330.
uilding Inspection 150.
"Childrev ity Hall 16,631
a colorin og Warden 3,982.
tires, son .olice Department 158,033.
make h ire Department 64,402.
It an€ ' rbage and Landfill 75,649.
ssons" al Playgrounds 1,000.
writ: ! i Igtreets and Highways 62,979.
& F did!Parking 10,033.
t, D-I ge Street Cleaning 8,486.
Ipani Central Garage 9,376.
Ple ., , Aging Program 2,500.
s for li State Grants 708.
Estimated Expenditures Tax
Office of Mayor 1,200.
, Office of City Clerk 2,343.
Building Inspection 100.
!ri r CityHall 807.
I e I v i Police Department 1,050.
Parking " 550.
theid $I lstimated Expenditures-Revenue Sharing
Office of City Clerk 2,318
Tues. Apr. 3, 1979 Hinton News-5
Two Legal Notice
J amping Branch News
Different Types Notice is hereby given that '' "
the accounts of the following
Fiduciaries are now before me
for settlement: John Robert
Spencer, Executor of the Est-
ate of Mary Jordon Grimmett,
Deceased; Arnold Douglas
Maddy, Administrator of the
Estate of Jesse Loster Maddy,
Deceased; Edward Strickier
Hunter, Executor of the Estat
of William Strickler Hunter,
Deceased; Dennis Surber, Ad-
ministrator of the Estate of
Madge Mildred Surber, Deceas-
ed; Leon Ray Pivont Jr., Ex-
ecutor of the Estate of Edgar E.
Cooper, aka Archie Edward
Cooper, Deceased; Marie L.
Shorter, Executrix of the Est-
ate of Oakley Hobert Thomas,
Deceased.
Given under my hand this
19th day of March, 1979.
David L. Parmer
Commissioner of Accounts
Summers County, West Vir-
girds
Mar. 27,
There are two different types
of women who remain volunt-
arily childless. One type ex-
presses intentions to remain
childless relatively early in life,
even prior to marriage. The
other type arrives at a child-
less decision through a series of
postponements after marriage
as the woman develops a life
style that she does not wish to
give up. These two types have
been referred to as "early
articulators" and "postponers,
"by Sharon K. Houseknecht of
Ohio State University.
In a study presented at the
American Psychological Assoc-
iation's Annual Convention,
Houseknecht concluded that a
major difference found between
married "early articulators"
and married "postponers" was
with respect to family back-
*ground experiences. The post-
poners' parents had provided
more encouragement for asser-
tive autonomy in childhood than
had the parents of the early
articulators. This fmdlng is con.
el,tent with their greater usage
of a democratic discipline pat-
tern. In contrast, the early
articulators reported that they
had been exposed to more ex-
tensive parental demands for
achievement efforts than had
the postponers. This emphasis
on achievement occurred in a
family atmosphere where there
was significantly less warmth
and attitude compatibility than
the postponers depicted for
their family of origin.
The researcher speculated as
to how these factors enter into
the early versus later dlcision to
• remain childless• Perhaps as a
! result of being pushed to ach-
ieve, the early articulators were
not seriously concerned with the
issue of motherhood. Their most
immediate concern conceivably
could have been those act-
ivities in Which they could dem-
onstrate successful achieve-
ment efforts, since that was
emphasized in their families. It
is not unlikely that they could
have eventually concluded that
children would interfere with
their ability to achieve , part-
icularly since they had not been
accustomed to a family life
which they might have desired
Legal:Notice
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
To the Creditors and Bene-
ficiaries of the Estates of Mary
Jordon Grimmett, deceased,
Jesse Lester Maddy, deceased,
William StricMer Hunter, and
Madge Mildred Surber, whether
All persons having claims
agains the Estates of Mary
Jordon GrimmeR, Jesse J.ester
Maddy, William Strickler Hunt-
er and Madge Mildred Surber,
whether due or not, are not-
ified to exhibit the same with
the voucher thereof, legally
verified to the undersigned, at
my office in the City of Hinton,
West Virginia, on or before July
13, 1979, at 10:50 A.M., other-
wise, they may by law, be
excluded from all benefits of
said estate. All beneficiaries of
said estate are notified to be
present on said day to protect
their interests.
Given under my hand this
19th day of March, 1979.
David L. Parmer
Commissioner of Accounts
Summers County, West Vir-
ginia
Legal Notice
NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S
SALE
The undersigned Trustee, by
virtue of the authority vested in
to replicate.
.OOi 0ffice of Police Judge ..... !,I46. LEGAL NoTIcE him by that certain deed of trnst
City Hall 7,689.
FIDUCIARY NOTICE executed by Tommy Russell
, at 2:0I4ealth 1,200.
[Police Department 24,991. Notice is hereby given that Plumley and Wilma Louise
, Mar Fire Department 14,256. the account of the following Plumley, his wife, to the under-
Garbage and Landfill 18,753. Fiduciary is now before me for signed Trusteel dated May 8,
I, 3 at I ewerDisposal&Maintenance 1,008. settlement: Ruth Taylor, Adm- 1972, of record in the Office of
.... i Streets and Highways 39,057. inistratrix of the Estate of thecierk of the County Court of
rings. ! Parking 5,500. Ashby Guy Huffman, Deceased. Summers County, West
helplngi Street Cleaning a 946. Given under my hand this Virginia, in Trust Deed Book
i igns and Sig als 1,900. 19th day of March, 1979. No. 72, page 213, which said
!CentralGarage 12,000 David L. Parmer deed of trust was given to
Street Construction 12,156. Commissioner of Accounts secure payment of a certain
ay 191h! Snow Removal 3500. Summers County, West note therein described, and said
I TOTAL ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES $ 631,057. Virginia. parties having defaulted in pay-
Mar. 27 ment of said note, and the
undersigned having been re-
I. CLASSIFIED ASSESSED VALUATIONS quested so to do,
PROPOSED LEVY RATES NOW, THEREFORE, I, F.W.
"----'" CLASS I Current Excess Bond Sawyers, will proceed to sell at
'public auction to the highest
Personal Property....$3,637.000. 17.73 cents 1.08 cents L-EG A L 1N 0 TI cE bidder at the front door of the
' .... Courthouse of Summers County
' Public Utility Property..146.900. 17.73 cents 1.08 cents ,West Virginia, on Monday,
I. TOTAL ...$ 4,005.900.
• CLASS II City of Hlnton, Hinton, West ofAprilsaid16'date,1979'theatfollowingll:15 A.M.,de-
IReal Estate ..... $5,176.450. 35.46 cents 2.04cents Virginia 25951
The City of Hinton will accept scribed real estate situate in the
City of Hinton, Summers
. i P.sonal Property ...... 52,000. 35.46 cents 2.04cents sealed bids until 4:00 P.M., County, West Virginia:
cn'()TAL ... $ 5,228.450
April 9, 1979 for the rchabflitat-
CLASS IV
RealEstate ..... $4,531.810. 70.92 cents 4.08conts' ion of 7 housing units in the CitY BEING parts of Lots No,. 7,8,
Limits of Hinton. ' .and 9, Block Letter "Q", being
Personal Property ..... 3, 029.540. 70.92 cents 4.08 cents Bid specifications, contract
Public Utility Property..4,802.800. 70.92 cents 4.08conts documents, and other program a lot of 46 feet and 8 inches
TOTAL... $12,364.150. information is available to all by 85 feet.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash on
TOTAL VALUATION $21,508.500. interested parties at Hinton City hand on day of sale.
Hall, corner of 4th Avenue and Given under my hand on this
l STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA
COUNTY OF Summers, Summers Street, between the the 24th day of March, 1979:
municipality of Hinton, TO-WIT hoursof9:00A.M; and4:00P.M. F.W. Sawyer's, Trustee
" I, Janet L. Rush, Recording Officer of said municipality, do Monday through Friday.
i hereby certify that the foregoing are true coples from the record Participating contractors 00EnrolLment
• /i of orders made and entered by the council of said municlpalityon must utilize to the greatest '-<" a--: 'Lrger
[l the 27th day of March, 1979. extent feasible minority busin-
[I Given under my hand this 27th day of March, 1979. ess concerns which are located
]I Janet L. Rush ' in Hinton, Summers County, ' According to figures recently
,- II Clerk- Recorder and adjacent trade areas. :released by the West Virginia
! Apr. 3 & 10 Notice is hereby given that . Board of Regents, Concord Col-
" these are section 3 projects of lege is one f ten institutions in
the housing and Urban Develo- the state that have a larger
!t/i S " " • •
i
emlnflr pment Act of 1968, andmust, to Spring enrollment than during
T mall Business S greatest extent feasible, the1978 Spring Semester.
' nessmen will education Mark Rowh said that utilize project area buisness The Spring 1979 headcount at
i Area small busi " - located in or owned in sub- Concord is 1,695 compared to
\\; |i be provided the opportunity to althougll, anyone may register, stantial part by project area 1,642 one year ago. This in-
\\; |i learn more about their bus- the seminar would be of great- residents. A section 3 business crease of 53 studen or 3.3 per
.) It. inesses and how to improve thon set interest to o and Ls ene which : l ) is independently cent is significant 'because at
[! through a Small Business Sem- pros_pecflve. o owned and operated, and not this time the statewide enroll-
! inar to be held April 18 at es. "ropms to De coverea dominant in the field of operat- ment of college students shows
l
II Bluefield State College. Spon- includesmal]businnssaecotmt- ion in which it is bidding; 2) has a decrease over the second
sored by the college's Smdll ing, marketing, auditing, rec- 500 employees or less: and 3; semester enrollment of 1978. '
Business Institute in cooperat- 0rdkeeping, tax advantages of has aWrage annual receipts for There are only four other
ion with the office of continu- different forms of binees and ;,o .,.....a.., ,. .........
t . ,-- v .... s ,m o mcm four- year public institutions in
J l tng education, the seminar will 19_ tax .changes.. _ _ years which do not exceed $12 the state that have increased
|[ provide useful information in lne cost tor ma au- troy million
• ketin advertising and acc- seminar is $10.08 , which in- • .... . ..... .. . their enrollment as has Concord
I/ mar g .......... uyouareaquamlesecuona College. They are Glenville
|[ : ounting, eludes !uncn. l* .m'uclpanm ..WlU business you will upon written State College, Shepherd
]| The seminar will be held from earn 0.5 ,s a eau°n request to the City of Hlnton, • College, WV INstitute of Tech-
[ 9 to 4 in the Hebert Lounge of (CEU .):). / . City Hall, Htnton, WV 25951 be nology and WV State College.
•ithe Student Union Buildig < i Those:i,°.ttd...m'e supplied a list of potential bidd - According to Concord Presid-
i : Speakers will include R0bert' req to . A terdditoal ers,:n order to facilitate your ent Meredith N. Freeman, this
i } Cooper of WHIS; Steven;Al-: earuest.°pp°rmmtYj: . _. abilRy to make your services increase in Concord's spring
, " bht, GTE marketin y- .informauon Yd.Oe= .fl : known to potential bidders, enrollment follows a pattern of
H ; ,:ames Smith, accountant at from the Bluefl.e] .sta t -'- ':" William J. Humphreys recent increases of 3.4 per cent
for cent for
[[ ' ' Edward ,& Co.V and Of conpulngT-- a ,.'. Mayor , Fall 1977, 11.8 per
• Spring of 19";8 and I0 per cent in
{ accountant Charles Danchatz. 7102 or 425- . L.:'. ' .... i:" 'ity of Hinton '
.J; " Acting director of continuing - "!:: ..... '. ..... the Fall of 1078.
Saturday March 24 the Senior
Citizens Mini- Bus left the Sen-
ior Center at 9 a.m. enroute to
Clifton Forge, Va. for a day of
sight seeing.
Despite a down pour of rain
most of the day the trip was
most enjoyable. The first stop
enroute was the travel inform-
ation center in Virginia and
second the cereved or Hum-
pbook bridge at Wayside, which
was built in 1635 and remain-
ed in public use until 1929.
Arriving in Clifton Forge at 12
o'clock everybody was ready to
look around. The special center
of attraction was the Jane Colby
Outlet, where all kinds of cloth-
ing especially for ladies was on
display. No one shopped very
much as everyone decided val-
ues were just as good at home.
Following lunch everyone was
ready for the return home.
Making the trip were: Mr.
Kyle Anderson ( bus driver),
Mrs. Mary Anderson, Mrs. Mar-
ion Gore, Odessa Bowman,
Madelgonne Wood, Mary Pack,
Lillian Bailey, Mary Williams,
Alma M. Coffman, June
Connor, Ursh Bennett, and Teva
Meadows.
The BYF Baptist Youth Fel-
lowship of the Bluestone Bap-
tist Church held their regular
meeting March 21, 6 p.m. Roll
call by Joy Lee Fox. The lesson,
entitled "In the Garden" mem-
ory verse for the week was 1
John 3-5..' Next memory verse
will be Matt. 26- 28.
Secretary and treasurer re-
port were made and accepted.
Th meeting closed with scrip-
ture puzzles and prayer by their
leader, Mrs. Regina Cochran.
Present were: Joy Lee Fox,
Garry Basham, Mary K. Ben-
nett, Jeff Canterbury, Mark
Fox, Lisa Keaton, Machelle
Lilly, Patricia Lilly, Bobby Rat-
lift, Bryan and Keith Vest, and
their leader M re. Cochran.
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Davis of
Pulaski, Virginia are proud to
announce the birth of their first
child a baby girl, Elizabeth
Ann bern Monday March 19 at 1
p.m. in the Pulaski Commun-
ity Hospital, Pulaski, Va,
weighing six pounds and one
half ounce. Mrs. Davis is the
former Miss Sally Pack, dau-
ghter of Mr: and Mrs. Charley
Pack of Jumping Branch.
Maternal grandparents and
the paternal grandparents are
Mr. and Mrs. Wade Davis of
Dublin, Virginia.
Mrs. Ella Foster remains a
patient in the University Hos-
pital North One, Charlottesville,
Va. 22902.
Mr. and Mrs. Start Day and
children Heather and John
Elliot of Morgantown spent the
Free Program ,
'..At Concord
A free Children;s Art Pro-
gram will be offered at Con-
cord College on two consecut-
ive Tuesday evenings, April 3
and April 10 in the Alexander
Fine Arts Center.
The program is open to child-
ren form the ages of 4 to 13. The
children will be divided into 3
groups according to ages and
the number of participants. The
program will be limited to 50
children.
The program is being offered
by Dr. Sheila Chipley, Assist-
ant 'professor of Art at Con-
cord College and assisting her
will be the students of the Art
Education I class.
Registratin will be held on
April 3rd at 6:15 PM in the lobby
of the Fine Arts Center with
class beginning at 6:30 each
evening and lasting until 8:00.
Participants are required to
bring a box of crayons, glue,
scissors and a paintbrush.
Paper will be furnished by the
Art Department.
For further informaiton con-
tact Dr. Chipley at Concord
College, telephone 384- 3115, ex-
tension 277.
weekend with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John L. Wilcox of
Nimitz.
Weekend visitors in the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Moody Vest,
Streeter Road, were their dau-
ghter, Mrs. Martha Williams an
son Terry of Virginia Beach,
Va.; and their son and daughter
in law, Mr. and Mrs. Benny Vest
and sons Cody and Aaron of
Scott Depot.
Michael Scott Williams of
Allen Creek who has been visit-
ing his grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. Hubert Williams of Nim-
itz, for a week returned home
Saturday accompanied by his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Williams.
Mrs. Sabyl Maye .of Crab
Orchard is visiting this week
with relatives in the area.
Tax Tips
With the April 16 tax filing
deadline rapidly approaching,
the INternal Revenue Service
advises taxpayers to spend a
few minutes extra after the tax
forms are completed to double
check their work.
Many taxpayers, who post-
pone their tax work until the
closing days of the filing sea-
son, file tax returns containing
mistakes whicba re apparently
the result of hasty preparation.
These mistakes can cause you
to miss benefits, delay proce-
ssing, and delay receipt of your
refund•
Taxpayers should insure that
the address and social security
numbers are correct. These and
all other entries should be leg-
ible. All math computations
should be checked. Insure that
all needed information is given
and all required forms are att-
ached. Make sure entries are
made on the correct lines, and
the proper filing status ( single,
married filing jointly, etc.) is
checked. And, finally, the re-
turn must be signed by the
taxpayer ( both if a joint re-
turn).
If you owe additional taxes,
pay it by check or money order
to the Internal Revenue
Service. Send no cash. A check
or money order gives a good
record of payment. Also be sure
your social security number is
on the check. If you are pay-
ing the balance due on your 1978
tax and the first installment on
1979 estimated tax, be sure to
use separate checks and clearly
identify them.
Selected
Seminar
Leaders
Nancy Datan, associate pro-
fessor of psychology at West
Virginia University, is the first
woman to be selected as a
summer seminar leader by the
Lilly Endowment.
She will conduct a seminar
entitled "Women and the Lib-
eral Arts" as one of eight
seminar leaders in the Summer
Seminar on the Liberal Arts
June 17- July 5 at Colorado
College.
The sponsoring Lilly Endow-
ment has invited a cross- sect-
ion of American academic in-
stitutions to send teams of three
persons, including a dean and
two faculty members, to part-
icipate.
Dr. Datan this semester is
giving three papers, a colloq-
uium and two lectures at nat-
ional meetings and institutions
throughout the country.
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Two Legal Notice
Different Types FVVC,A.y oc
Nott is hby v that
Th at ft Wpe the . of the fo,wtas
of men who rtn volt- Ftducar. a w befo me
for tflnt: John Robert
pses mnti to main spencer. Exu of the gst
childlessrelatlvetyrlyalife ' atoofMrY JdonGrimmeR,
prior to rnase. The Vecead; ArnoLd Vougs
MBddy, Adraingwator of the
other t rn at a d- Fte ot J Ltor ddy,
ldectlaseriof Deceased; Edward strlckl
the Coo s the woman deop, a .
g up t typ bare receded; Ser, aS
mmstrstor of the Estate of
raen'ed to ,,y MadgeMdedSer, Veces-
artematon" and "ptpon, ed; Leo y IonL Jr, €x-
dye d ,,byShn K Hovseknecht0f utoftheEstatoo[EdgE"
omo state Umvty. co.per, ak dward
ourr I, tudy prenS at te
275 lotion' s Armu CovtL, Sh°ler, Egtx of the It.
,oo. HOaseknecht c]taed that a ate of Oakley Hobart 'flom.
?O6 and married "poetpo" w David L. P
t.o0. th pt to mmay aek- Commt a Accom
,42. osrotmd exged. The peb S CouaLy, Wt Vir
ll,Seo ti auy in chtldhood than
1,oo. d the part a the arly
,ooo. te.Tsrgin Legal Notice
14,ooo. stt th their greater ge
$.o el a dedrate plme pat- NOTICE TO CREDITORS
8,56O. tern, In otrat, Lhe ly TO the CredRo and Ben
. mg'ldara re tha ¢.ey nctar a th tat or Mary
9.e(e. had beea expoeed to m - aordon GrtmmeU deceased,
5C0 par d or J Ler Ma@, deceased,
le,m, me p, p, MadgeMe,ts,rh.whether
• ql,. on achment curred Lq a
w nor wth g the t el Mary
4, endaatodepsUbtytha JordGrtmme.JLeWr
,Z5 Lhe prn depicted for Maddy,WIllismgtrlJerHt
. their fmv of 'tgla. er and mdge dred sber,
l,ml The ectod :el due o, ot, a not-
L0, tohowtlumeftoerhato fledteehtblttheewlth
zse thetymtatertcto the her , legany
16,631 mata dildl perhap a vified to the dertgDed, at
s,e., result of being probed to ach- my offl n the Oty of Hiaton,
15a, i, the )y atJeulatos we Wt Virginia. be/ July
. tsertlyeeraedththe 13, 17. at 10: AM, older-
7+09, gssofmctherhoodThermmt wLe, they may by law, be
3,67 immediatecelvab)y etodad Im all benefits of
1,0(e. could have been thee act- d tate. benctal of
Y. IvRleLnwdchtheywdddem. d tate notified to be
s
s',o: mt o.s, sce ttt w er tntet.
empha tn their famitt It Giv der my hand ths
S,e00. act un that hey eo,ld 19th day of Much, 1
7O6. ha tually cluded that David L Parmer
ehSldren would me th Comu.Loa of aets
1,200. their ability to achieve, part. S Cowry, Wt Vh--
2.S43. leularty si they had not been f
10o a to a fary life
t,0e, to rep,te. NONCE OF aVSTE,S
e ed Trustee. b
vtrt of the authority ved in
:4e LEGAL NOTICE hbyttd,,ol.
u.l ot t hby Stv that PtJey d W, t.o
14,5e. the act of the following PhmJey, hiwi/e, to the under-
t,eo0 tlet: Ram Tayl, Adm. t97. of record te Otfl of
,067. hstratrix et the garage of theerkdttmCotyCoartof
, byuyHrfn. Decemd. S Coty, Wt
1.m0 DaVid L. Wm dee of trust w iv
900. se, Cowry. wt n m*n dbed, d d
• Ot,0ST, V. r't havg detat°d pa"
Mar, mt ef .d rte, ad
Sw. ,dl] prood to mU at
SmaHBusiness Seminar
' nbtmwal edmemrklbdthat
e pt0ed opportty to alt myreaa.
learn m abom ter - tmarottat"
throegh a Sma B Sam- a -
to ba held Apr is at . o to t¢
elneld Ste Ca'e s- dede,nUbdet-
rd by the uege's sm g, mareta, a,
untuto eooeat- e'dkeepL, s, ve, ot or
nu.Xett,adveatmgad.ce- mtoar $1o,, -
rud I, ear ttlt *m
att to the ,t
FLEGAL NOTICE btvrat the fmdor ame
• C..L a st,mm cmmty
• April le. W/. at 11:15 A.M..
oty of mto, mat. t of Id date, me Uowt, d
Vh'ts :o1 ecrlbed tateatt m
Ltm a nca a '
md a traet n It of feet Ud e mc;
mrmaon is avaUable to aU ltm oF SALZ: Ca
totemedpartsat}Ruto.CRy hand day daa:
mu, a 4m .x d On v
ae:®S,M,d4:OP,M.
Mor,y mrough Fr. _ . .Pw' sawyer-s,
part o Enrollment
mint utilize to the tt
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wm ted
and a¢iat tra . by wt wa
tbeae aec'd $ projects o lege i f te Utut[ I
the r, ,,-,d Urb Payola- me star, a,t ha a large
pmmtAetoflSeaudmwt, to Sprn em0mt thn durlng
utilize proct tl Sprtu8 tq headeomt at
ld m ow t su Coord L Wd to
stantbl] p by WoJect I,S42 e year ago Thil In-
ree,*, A ,e S of e studev s.a per
owed nd or.rated, and t thts time e statable eoron-
dominaL i te field opat- mt ot e s&mm shov
tnwittsdeg;2) a doamee the
tt ,s) -yar ebUet.=amtt
ywcdomeeall: the state that L,,me
, thet.nment h Cerd
Ifaqualmeda Co]e. olmvale
t.t m me Ctty a .t, .co,qle. wv muute a -
ted a t a etmmd m. Ao,xUog to O0o¢od rnld-
m ov-r to tttate yo t nth x. Fr,m, Us
llmev rouo a pata-n a
ior Center at 9 a.m ete to
ctm Forge, Va, or a day of
plto a da pa ef rain
mt of day t p was
mt jorabe The ft stop
eu w the tral iom-
oa the evea or lt-
pk dge at Watde. which
*a t m IS and man-
in pub"e t WZ.
AmvJ,g a elt Forge at 12
e'e]k y.y w rdy to
I d The s] cr
of att'acon t Ja,e Colby
OuUet. w ale lr or oth
i,g ]]y for laal was on
pZay. No shaped ve
much s erne aldea val-
1 as geed t home¸
FoUo.4 ] eye,one w
dy or m. bame
Mamng t tp e: .Ir.
Ky]e Ande < b aiv.
Mrs. Ma' 0. Mar-
me;go wood. Ml' Pack.
kmta. naay. M Ws.
.lma M. Coffm. ae
Cor. Unh ,. d Teva
m
lehlp a the mtone Ba-
tts 'e bern their lr
meeUng mh 2. 0 pm Roll
CII by Joy FOX e In.
enUtl "m the Gaea" mem-
or/ ve fn o wk was 1
Jn -S. Next mem w
*in Matt. -
w a a,d ated.
. mting c] with ri-
t p a,d raye by their
lent w: Joy Lee Pox.
F. t Keton. Maehene
LL"y. patcia Lmy. Snbby t-
I. Ban ad Zt Vtl and
m
Plasl. Vilna proud to
Tues. Apr. 3. 1979 Hinton News-5
Jumping Branch News
SaturdayMah2theSeni nothebirthoftherllrst Weekendwlthhepat,Mr. Michael Scott WUli of
CltiMmi. Bus left the Sen. ehdd a baby Kh'l, EUbvth d Mz. John L. Wflx of AJJCreekwhb.Bsbemvisit.
Ann onday mh 1 at i Nmtz ng h grao@revt. Mr. and
p.m n the .k Comm. -- Mrs. Xet WUIL ot Nm-
z d a Mr. and M. My vet, Stdy ae,ed by h
foer Mi Sally Pack. au ghter. Mrs. Martha Wi)]la an Wil[ie
ghter of Mr: d . r]ey n T of Va Beach,
PaekofJpingBraneh. Va;sedthairddaughter MJre Sebyl Maya o Crab
Maternal grand!argots and inlaw.Mr endMrS Benn.vVt bard s vitlng wk
the paternd grandparents and so C°dY and Aa el with lativ in the ar.
Mr. and Mrs, Wade Davi of Scott DepOt
M z"a r mains a
...................... T Tip
pt ..... North oe, Carlot esvit[e. J. ax
Mr. and M, St,n Day ana
child,an Hther and John With the Apl le tax filing yo lal urlty ntr is
lliot of Mn spent l roomy 8pprgl o the ck. If y a y.
the INted Rev So.lee ing he balance d on yo t97
Free Program ' advises taxpay w pcnd a taxandthefirstitallmt
few minut extra aRer the tz IOT intimated tax. ba s to
' At Concord fos epleted to doable parate chks and elr)y
A f C[en's At[ chk wk. identify th
Selected
Seminar
Leaders
Nancy Ost, n. ate
vrona um,lty. L the nl
summ mr dar by the
Lmy nem.
She will nauet a mr
el Ar[s" as e of eight
mlr ldin the Smer
Seminar the Liberal Arts
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citaron
e program m being of ered all oth tri betdd be leg.
by Dr Sheila Cptey Assist-
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duca.on ! c] tr
• prii3rdatBIsPMinlhelobby ma on enes wea. a College
ela beginning at 6.0 ¢31 mar lmgomy, ec s mthinviteda-sb
"g d] t" tla choked And, finatly, the oCAmeflcanaeadamtn.
evemn an mgt. : t mint be eigned by ntltutlomtodtoaoethree
sso a,d a mth
Art parlment. paY ' y c i 0°n r or Dataa ts mt- s
For furtbar ioformaiton c to the. n sh A VeeU giviv.g thr papars, a Ucq+
Loci Dr Chiptey at Canard Selee'Sen.ddenr°Ca • o o um and two )t at mt-
too.' ' ordo paymea s tsut he c.
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