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8-Hinton News Thurs. Apr. 12, 1979
Legal Notice
PROPOSED FLOOD ELEVATION DETERMINATION8 FOR
SUMMERS COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA
AGENCY: Federal Insurance Administration, HUD.
ACTION: Proposed rule.
SUMMARY:
Technical information or comments are solicited on the
rOposed base (100-year) flood elevations listed below for selected
ations in Summers County, West Virginia.
,. These base (100-year) flood elevations are the basis for the flood
plain management measures that the community is required to
either adopt or show evidence of being already in effect in order to
qualify or remain qualified for participation in the National Flood
Insurance Program (NFIP).
DATES:
The period for comment will be ninety (90) days following the
second publication of this proposed rule in a newspaper of local
circulation in the above-named community.
ADDRESSES:
Maps and other information showing the detailed outlines of the" ,
flood-prone areas and the proposed base (105-yeer) flood
elevations are available for review at the County Commissioner's
Office, County Courthouse, Hinten, West Virginia.
Send comments to:
Mr. Billy Joe Edwards
President of the Summers
• County Commission
P.O. Box 97
: :Hilon, West Virginia 25951
:/}='ot FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT:
: r'Ir. Richard Krimm, Assistant Administrator
Office of Flood Insurance
(202) 755-5581 or Toll Free Line (800)
Room 5270
451 'Seventh Street, SW
Washington, D. C. 20410
SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION:
,/
The Federal Insurance Administrator gives notice of the
proposed determinations of base (100-year) flood elevations for
Summers County; West Virignia in accordance with section 110 of
the Flood Disaster Protection Act of 1973 (Pub. L. 93- 234), 87 star.
980, which added the Housing and Urban Development Act of 1955
(Pub. L. 90-448)), 42 U.S.C. 4001-4128, and 24 CFR 1917.4 (a).
These elevations, together with the flood plain management
measures required by Section 1910.3 of the program regulations,
are the minimum that are required. They should not be construed
to mean the community must change any existing ordinances that
are more stringent in their flood plain management require-
ments. The community may at any time enact stricter
requirements on its own, or pursuant to policies established by
other Federal, State, or regional entities. These proposed
elevations will also be used to calculate the appropriate flood
insurance premium rates for new buildings and their contents and
for the second layer of insurance on existing buildings and their
contents.
The proposed base (100-year) flood elevations for selected
locations are:
Sou,toe of rloodn 5
Beech Run
Biq Creek
Source of Floodinq
Blue Lick Creek
Bradehaw Creak
Brooks Branch
5ugqy Branch
Fisher Creek
Greenbrier River
. Source of rloodtn
Gr£ffith Creek
Hungard Creek
..' Katie Branch
Klssinqer Run
Lael Creek
LAck Creek
,'iAdam Creek
Source of Fl¢,din
Madam Creek
(ontAnued)
Upetxean of SBte :ltouce 3
.48 male peeam of €onfluence
adjacent I=o Beech Run Church
1.03 "4lee upstream of confluence
adjacent to ceoetary
2.16 "elee upstream of confluence
Upstream of Cheae£e |yetem
.35 male upstze of confluence
.55 mile upeeanof confluence
Location
Confluence wih Greenbriez RAver
Upetrem of CounW Rout l?
.81 mile upetream of confluence
Upltream of confluence with
wheel Run
Upstresm of County Route 33
1•59 miles upstream at Private
Road
Upetream of State Routa 12
Confluence wih New River
DowhBt.re of State Route 20
.36] mile upltreBm of confluence
Confluence wir.h Greenbrier PAve
.45 mile upetrean of confluence
Confluence wlth Nill creek
• 65 mile upetgeJm of confluence
1.15 nttleo upetrmun of €onfluence
1.725tlee upeen of confluence
Ultre am State Route 107
Upsea State 8oute 13
Confluence of Big Creek
Confluence of Powley Crnk
Upeoam State ROUte 3
Confluence of wolf Creek
Confluence of Kiseiner Run
Confluence of Blue LAck Creek
Confluence of Rungard Creek
Confluenc e of augqy aranch
At confluence of GriffithCreek
Itlevlt.Aon in Feet
Htiona G4o4oLc
.VeTtl It
1,373
1,435
l, 500
2,777
1,404
1,434
1,467
Elevation in Feet
Hat lont eodetic
veAcal pat w
1,462
1,497
1,575
1,S37
l. 544
1,564
1,597
1,338
l,]5l
1,394
l,Sl0
1,520
1,733
1,8SO
1,954
2,091
1,376
1,393
/,404
1,412
1,415
1,436
1,445
1,461
1,503
1,520
l,S40
Ilevatlo l Feet
kt/.om mdetA©
Vertic81 Datu
1,$40
1,601
ovnstre a of State ote 3
Downstream County outa ? at
male .?S
DotmetreamCotmty ROute 7 at 1,67
mile 1.29
Downstream irate Route 3 2,S03
.9mile upstream of €onflv, ence 1,511
100 feet dometresm of State 1,$41
ROute 6
Dovnmtremnof State Route 0 1,344
• 4 male upetnmof confluence 1,400
• 625 mile upetre m of confluence 1,449
Confluence with Greenbrier RAver 1,445
Downetrmm of County Route 29 1,445
Dovnsr.eus of State Route 20" l,8O
.85 male upetre of confluence 1,4l
1.75 males upstremn of confluence 1,477
Upstream of State ROute 20 1,283
Upstream of Private Road ccoesltW 1,353
• 45 male upetrm of Private idgo 1,382
2.8 melee upstrmmo: Priveta 1,469
Adqe
Confluence of MAIl Creek 1,$45
Upstream of State Route 3 1,374
Upstre am Private Drive .70 male 1,435
upetre of confluence
Cpstrmt Private Drive 1.10 MAleS 1,470
upstream of confluence
Downetrema Private Drive 1.86 2,529
mllee Upstream of confluence
UpstrumCotmty Route 3/21 1,555
Elevation in Feet
HBtiomtl Geodetic
Vertical Dattm
_Locatio_____a
Upetream Cowry ROute 12/2
Upstream PrAveta Drive ,41 male
1,626
1,194
}it adow creek
MAll Creek
Legal Notice
upstream of County Route 12/2
I mile upetream County Route 12/2 1,800
adjacent to Martha Chapel
Downstream Private Road 1 mile 2,099
upstream of Martha Chapel
Upetream Cheesie System 1,257
Upstream County Route 7 1,277
.6 mile upstream of County Route 7 1,359
Upstream Courtly goute 4 1,549
Upstream Private Road .66 mile 1,608
upstream of County Route 4
Upstream State Route 20 1,740
1.3 ilee upstream State Route 20 2,018
New P.t v er
Pipeetam Creek
Confluence of Meadow Creek
Confluence of Lick Creek
Confluence of Katee Branch
Confluence of Madam Creek
Confluence of Greenbrler River
1.32 melee upstream of confluence
1.85 miles upsr.ream of confluence
2.5 miles upstream of confluence
adjacent tO Greenbrier River
2.8 miles upetream of confluence
Boturne of Flood Location
Ivll, y Creek County Route 13 1,415
• 23 mile upstream of confluence 1,440
• 29 mile upetre of confluence 1,455
itl Link Creek Upstrem County Route 23/3 1,541
.96 mile upstream from County 1,571
Route 33/3
1.42 melee upetream from County 1,607
ute 33/3
TEE NO. I W' Upetroam Cheeele System 1,257
RJ.V Upsweam County Route 7 1,272
Upstream County Route 7/2 1,350
About 1 mile upetream County 1,355
Route 7/2
Wheel Upetre County Route 21/2 1,544
Ugetroa Private Road 1,577
.18 mile upstream of Private Road 1,610
MOll ek Upstream State Route 12 1,436
.13 mile upstream of State Route 1,444
12
LegaiNotice
LEGAL NOTICE OF STATE PURCHASING
The State of West Virginia request bids on:
FILE 33
REQ. NO. SPENDING I]NIT
46 WV State Prison
for Women
FILE 43
48
1,254
1,274
1,325
1,365
1,376
1,534
1,500
1,656
1,685
Elevation An Feet
National Geodetlc
Vertical Datum
BID OPENING
COMMODITY DATE&TIME
To furnish Dairy 4-24-79-1:30
Product on
Contract
State Prison Quantity of 4-24-79-2:30
for Women Electrical Supplies.
No bids will be considere(i unless submitted on forms pre-
scribed by the Purchasing Division.
Specifications available upon application.
GLENN R. CUMMINGS, DIRECTOR
Apr. 12, 19
Legal-Notice
LEGAL NOTICE OF STATE
PURCHASING
The State of West Virginia
Purchasing Division will accept
Legal-Notice
NOTICE
All Property Taxes, both Per-
sonal and Real, Are Now Del-
inquent. And Unless Paid By
April 30th Will Be Included For
sealed bids until 1:30 PM on 4- Publication In Forthcoming
17- 79 on File 33 for WV State ,Delinquent Lists.
Prison for Women on Reqn. No. Bob J. Maddy
2,5 for: 1 lot canned food and Sheriff of Summers Co.
staple groceries Leader Apr. 12, 19
No bids will be condisered
unless submitted on forms pre-
scribed by and available from
the Purchasing Division, De- DOLLAR PURCHASE
partmont of Finance and Adm- On Mar. 28, 1978, Japan
intstration, Room W- 130, Cap- purchased more than $1 bfl-
itol Building, Charleston, West lion but was unable to pre-
Virginia. vent the dollar from falling to
GLENN R. CUMMINGS, new postwar lows against the
DIRECTOR yen.
April 5, 12
Hospital Note
Summers County Hospital
April 6, 1979
AdmRted: Marshall McBride,
Pipestem; Mildred Yancey, Os-
car Smith, Dorothy Ward, all of
Hinton; Clergle Gwinn, Sand-
stone; and Harold Hiser, Rain-
else.
Dismissed: Ola Vest, Pipe-
stem; Dorothy Adkins, Nine
Alien, Beulah Crawford, all of
Hinton; Luther Harem, Forest
Hill; Robert Crook, Nimitz;
Delores Adams, Talcott; Orpha
Adkins, Alderson; Barbara
Glenn, Sandstone.
BOOMER By I
$o says the VA... Casson/Brown I
DID YOU KNOW ELIGIBLE
VETERANS CAN 6ET
A 6I LOAN FOR
A MOBILE HOM00?
\\;
i
Contact nearest V A office
(check your phone book) or
a local veterans group.
Legal Notice
PUBLIC SERVICE COMM1881ON
OF WEST VIRGINIA
CHARLESTON
Entered by the PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION OF WEST
VIRGINIA, at the Capitol in the City of Charleston on the 3rd day
of April, 1979.
CASE NO. 79-077-W-CN
COOL RIDGE- FLAT TOP PUBLIC SERVICE
DISTRICT, a public utility.
Application for a certificate of-
convenience and necessity to construct,
operate and maintain a public water
supply system in the Cool Ridge- Fiat
Top- Ghent areas of Raleigh County,
and including small areas of Mercer and
Summers Counties.
WHEREAS, on March 6, 1979, the Cool Ridge- Flat Top Public
Service District, a public utility, filed an application, duly
verified, for a certificate of convenience and necessity to
construct, operate and maintain a public water supply system in
the Cool Ridge- Flat Top- Ghent areas of Raleigh County, and
including small areas of Mercer and Summers Counties, and for
approval of the following rates and charges:
PROPOSED RATES
Availability of Service
Available for general domestic, commercial, and industrial
service. Applicable in entire territory served.
Rates
First 3,000 gallons used per month $4.00 per thousand gallons
Next 3,000 gallons used per month $3.50 per thousand galions
Next 4,000 gallons used per month $3.05 per thousand gallons
Next 10,000 gallons used pet" month $2.50 per thousand gallons
All over 20,000 gallons used per month $2.05 per thousand gallons
Flat Rate
Installations which are serviced without a meter shall be
charged a flat rate equal to the minimum charge per month for
the size meter which would be required.
Minimum Charge
No bill will be rendered for less than the following amounts,
according to the size of the meter installed, to wit:
%-inch meter
¾-inch meter
I- inch meter
I - /z -inch meter
2-inch meter
3-inch meter
4-inch meter
6-inch meter
$12.05 per month
$17.28 per month
$ 50.72 per month
$ 69.!2 per month
$122.88 per month
$ 276.46 per month
$ 491.52 per month
$1,105.92 per month
Delayed Payment Penalty
The above tariff is net, on all accounts not paid in full within
twenty (20) days of date of bill, ten percent (I0 percent) will be
added to net amount shown.
If any bill is not paid within sixty (60) days after date, water
service to the customer will be discontinued. Water service will
not be restored until all past due water bills have been paid in full
and all accrued penalties plus a reconnection charge have been
paid.
Reconnection Charge
$10.0o ( Ten Dollars).
Connection Charge
Prior to award of construction contract, there shall be a charge
for connection to the system of $30.05 (Fifty Dollars).
Subsequent to award to construction contract, there shall be a
charge for a % inch meter connection to the system of one
hundred fifty dollars ($150.00). Meters % inches and larger shall
be connected at the actual cost of installation, including materials
and labor.
Multiple Occupancy
On apartment buildings, or other multiple occupancy buildings,
bills will be rendered based on each family or business unit
located therein paying hot less than the minimum monthly charge
herein established for a % inch meter, the minimum bill for the
size of meter installed, or the actual charge for water used,
whichever is greater. Motels and hotels shall pay according to the
size meter installed.
Trailer Courts
• House trailer courts shall be provided with a master meter. No
bill shall be rendered for less than the minimum bill herein
established for a % inch meter, multiplied by the number of units
situated on the court site at the time the meter is read, the
minimum bill for the size of meter installed, or the actual charge
for water used, whichever is greater. House trailers ( as used
herein-above) shall include both mobile and immobile units.
House trailers., either .m.9.b_fleor _i!m._....llg located on sites'
other than a park or court, shall be billed in the same manner as
any other family or business unit.
IT IS ORDERED that this matter be set for hearing to be held in
the Commission's Hearing Room at the Capitol in the City of
Charleston on the 3rd day of May, 1979, at 9:30 a.m., EDST, at
which time and place the applicant may appear and prosecute
said application• Leave is hereby granted to anyone interested to
file objection to said application at any time on or before said date
or at said hearing.
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that the applicant give notice of
the filing of said application and of the time and place Of hearing
by publishing a copy of this order in a newspaper published and of
general circulation in each of the Counties of Raleigh, Mercer and
Summers, once a week for two (2) successive weeks, the first
publication to be made not more than thirty (30) days nor less
than fifteen (15) days prior to the 'd day of May, 1979, making
due return thereof on or before the day of hearing.
A TRUE COPY ATTEST:
Howard M. Cunningham
Executive Secretary
Apr. 12, 19
Elected Chairman
Elected chairman of the West Other officers elected were
Virginia Drug Abuse Council at Patrick H. Futrell, a member of
its March meeting was Dr. the Prohihatien Department of
Gerald Boynton, director of the the Judicial Circuit, Mart-
Socila .Work Program at the inslmrg, vice- chairman; and
West Virginia college of Grad- secretary, Mrs. Ben C. Paine,
uate Studies. Dr. Boynton is a Bluefleld.
member of the Academy of The Council has been lnaet-
Certified Social Workers and ive during the past two years
has served on several agencies became of the lack of appoint-
and committees for drug and meets to fill vacancies.
alcohol abuse.
As Much To Blame
Physicians and pharmacists
"can be" as much to blame as
patients for patient failure to
follow instructions for using
medication, according to a top
pharmaceutical educator.
Daniel A. Hussar recently
told members of the West Vir-
ginia University pharmaceut-
ical honor society that "pat-
ient noncompliance" may not
be the fight term.
"It has become apparent that
the responsibility for many cas-
es of noncompliance should
more appropriatciy be directed
at physicians and- or pharm-
acists for failing to give the
patient adequate instructions or
presenting them in a manner he
understands," Hussar said.
Most recent studies of pat-
Sent compliance with medicat-
Ave directives indicate that "at
least a third of the patients
failed to comply with instruct-
ions and in some studies the
rate of noncompliance exceeded
50 percent."
Failures included omission of
doses, errors of dosage, errors
in time of administration, and
taking the drug for the wrong
purpose. One of the most fre-
quent serious errors was pre-
mature discontinuation of the
drug by the patient.
Hussar, dean of faculty and
Remington professor of pharm-
acy at the Philadelphia College
of Pharmacy and Science, was
the annual Gordon A. Bergy
lecturer at WVU.
Studies show that the most
frequent non- compilers are
patients taking a variety of
medications at the same time,
those undergoing prolonged
therapy who tend to become
discouraged and those who feel
adverse side effects from their
drug. The elderly, the young
and those who live alone also
are the higher reisk group.
The best compliers, Hussar
said, are those who believe they
have the illness that was dia-
gnosed, that the illness could
cause severe consequences,
that the prescribed treatment
will help the condition and the
benefits outweigh the disadv-
antages and cost of the reg-
imen.
"One of the patient's great-
est needs is
ort provided in a
manner," he said• "It
observed that patients
inclined to
instructions f
whom they know
spect, and from
receive information and
ante about their
medications."
Both physicians and
acists usually talk
the patient "and the
ness of this
he a major
comp-
liance," he said, but
munication between the
and di.nggist can also
portent.
the pharmacist "since
vice accompanies the
dispensing of the
and he is the last
fessional to see the
to the time the
umdo"
Hussar said patients
be encouraged to
drug therapy with the
acist and to ask,
separate patient
area is a desirable
Considerable time,
expense often go into
noses of a patient's
development of a
program, "yet the
therapy will not be
unless the patient
and follows the
use of the drugs
Hussar said.
Summer
Preregistration for
classes at the West
he April 16- 27 for
students.
The first
be May 21- June 29;
end term will be July
10.'
Registration for
will he: Charleston, May
p.m., Morris Harvey
Bluefield, May 19,
a.m., Bluefleld State
campus; Beckley, May
5:30 p.m., O'DOll Hall,
College campus.
HeR BLOCN
THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE
Front Street at Hbton Block Co.
Open 9 AM • 6 PM Weekdays; Sat. 9- 5 466-1511
We Close On Monday At 6 P.M.
No Appointment Necessary
Pepsi's Got
Lot To Give
Pick .p a carton
o/P'psi at )'our
favorite store
bottled by
, Pepsi-Co.' Io, Inc,
of Alderson. W. Va,
under outhb|tyof IsIco,,N.
8-Hinton News Thurs. Apr. 12, 1979
Legal Notice
PROPOSED FLOOD ELEVATION DETERMINATION8 FOR
SUMMERS COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA
AGENCY: Federal Insurance Administration, HUD.
ACTION: Proposed rule.
SUMMARY:
Technical information or comments are solicited on the
rOposed base (100-year) flood elevations listed below for selected
ations in Summers County, West Virginia.
,. These base (100-year) flood elevations are the basis for the flood
plain management measures that the community is required to
either adopt or show evidence of being already in effect in order to
qualify or remain qualified for participation in the National Flood
Insurance Program (NFIP).
DATES:
The period for comment will be ninety (90) days following the
second publication of this proposed rule in a newspaper of local
circulation in the above-named community.
ADDRESSES:
Maps and other information showing the detailed outlines of the" ,
flood-prone areas and the proposed base (105-yeer) flood
elevations are available for review at the County Commissioner's
Office, County Courthouse, Hinten, West Virginia.
Send comments to:
Mr. Billy Joe Edwards
President of the Summers
• County Commission
P.O. Box 97
: :Hilon, West Virginia 25951
:/}='ot FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT:
: r'Ir. Richard Krimm, Assistant Administrator
Office of Flood Insurance
(202) 755-5581 or Toll Free Line (800)
Room 5270
451 'Seventh Street, SW
Washington, D. C. 20410
SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION:
,/
The Federal Insurance Administrator gives notice of the
proposed determinations of base (100-year) flood elevations for
Summers County; West Virignia in accordance with section 110 of
the Flood Disaster Protection Act of 1973 (Pub. L. 93- 234), 87 star.
980, which added the Housing and Urban Development Act of 1955
(Pub. L. 90-448)), 42 U.S.C. 4001-4128, and 24 CFR 1917.4 (a).
These elevations, together with the flood plain management
measures required by Section 1910.3 of the program regulations,
are the minimum that are required. They should not be construed
to mean the community must change any existing ordinances that
are more stringent in their flood plain management require-
ments. The community may at any time enact stricter
requirements on its own, or pursuant to policies established by
other Federal, State, or regional entities. These proposed
elevations will also be used to calculate the appropriate flood
insurance premium rates for new buildings and their contents and
for the second layer of insurance on existing buildings and their
contents.
The proposed base (100-year) flood elevations for selected
locations are:
Sou,toe of rloodn 5
Beech Run
Biq Creek
Source of Floodinq
Blue Lick Creek
Bradehaw Creak
Brooks Branch
5ugqy Branch
Fisher Creek
Greenbrier River
. Source of rloodtn
Gr£ffith Creek
Hungard Creek
..' Katie Branch
Klssinqer Run
Lael Creek
LAck Creek
,'iAdam Creek
Source of Fl¢,din
Madam Creek
(ontAnued)
Upetxean of SBte :ltouce 3
.48 male peeam of €onfluence
adjacent I=o Beech Run Church
1.03 "4lee upstream of confluence
adjacent to ceoetary
2.16 "elee upstream of confluence
Upstream of Cheae£e |yetem
.35 male upstze of confluence
.55 mile upeeanof confluence
Location
Confluence wih Greenbriez RAver
Upetrem of CounW Rout l?
.81 mile upetream of confluence
Upltream of confluence with
wheel Run
Upstresm of County Route 33
1•59 miles upstream at Private
Road
Upetream of State Routa 12
Confluence wih New River
DowhBt.re of State Route 20
.36] mile upltreBm of confluence
Confluence wir.h Greenbrier PAve
.45 mile upetrean of confluence
Confluence wlth Nill creek
• 65 mile upetgeJm of confluence
1.15 nttleo upetrmun of €onfluence
1.725tlee upeen of confluence
Ultre am State Route 107
Upsea State 8oute 13
Confluence of Big Creek
Confluence of Powley Crnk
Upeoam State ROUte 3
Confluence of wolf Creek
Confluence of Kiseiner Run
Confluence of Blue LAck Creek
Confluence of Rungard Creek
Confluenc e of augqy aranch
At confluence of GriffithCreek
Itlevlt.Aon in Feet
Htiona G4o4oLc
.VeTtl It
1,373
1,435
l, 500
2,777
1,404
1,434
1,467
Elevation in Feet
Hat lont eodetic
veAcal pat w
1,462
1,497
1,575
1,S37
l. 544
1,564
1,597
1,338
l,]5l
1,394
l,Sl0
1,520
1,733
1,8SO
1,954
2,091
1,376
1,393
/,404
1,412
1,415
1,436
1,445
1,461
1,503
1,520
l,S40
Ilevatlo l Feet
kt/.om mdetA©
Vertic81 Datu
1,$40
1,601
ovnstre a of State ote 3
Downstream County outa ? at
male .?S
DotmetreamCotmty ROute 7 at 1,67
mile 1.29
Downstream irate Route 3 2,S03
.9mile upstream of €onflv, ence 1,511
100 feet dometresm of State 1,$41
ROute 6
Dovnmtremnof State Route 0 1,344
• 4 male upetnmof confluence 1,400
• 625 mile upetre m of confluence 1,449
Confluence with Greenbrier RAver 1,445
Downetrmm of County Route 29 1,445
Dovnsr.eus of State Route 20" l,8O
.85 male upetre of confluence 1,4l
1.75 males upstremn of confluence 1,477
Upstream of State ROute 20 1,283
Upstream of Private Road ccoesltW 1,353
• 45 male upetrm of Private idgo 1,382
2.8 melee upstrmmo: Priveta 1,469
Adqe
Confluence of MAIl Creek 1,$45
Upstream of State Route 3 1,374
Upstre am Private Drive .70 male 1,435
upetre of confluence
Cpstrmt Private Drive 1.10 MAleS 1,470
upstream of confluence
Downetrema Private Drive 1.86 2,529
mllee Upstream of confluence
UpstrumCotmty Route 3/21 1,555
Elevation in Feet
HBtiomtl Geodetic
Vertical Dattm
_Locatio_____a
Upetream Cowry ROute 12/2
Upstream PrAveta Drive ,41 male
1,626
1,194
}it adow creek
MAll Creek
Legal Notice
upstream of County Route 12/2
I mile upetream County Route 12/2 1,800
adjacent to Martha Chapel
Downstream Private Road 1 mile 2,099
upstream of Martha Chapel
Upetream Cheesie System 1,257
Upstream County Route 7 1,277
.6 mile upstream of County Route 7 1,359
Upstream Courtly goute 4 1,549
Upstream Private Road .66 mile 1,608
upstream of County Route 4
Upstream State Route 20 1,740
1.3 ilee upstream State Route 20 2,018
New P.t v er
Pipeetam Creek
Confluence of Meadow Creek
Confluence of Lick Creek
Confluence of Katee Branch
Confluence of Madam Creek
Confluence of Greenbrler River
1.32 melee upstream of confluence
1.85 miles upsr.ream of confluence
2.5 miles upstream of confluence
adjacent tO Greenbrier River
2.8 miles upetream of confluence
Boturne of Flood Location
Ivll, y Creek County Route 13 1,415
• 23 mile upstream of confluence 1,440
• 29 mile upetre of confluence 1,455
itl Link Creek Upstrem County Route 23/3 1,541
.96 mile upstream from County 1,571
Route 33/3
1.42 melee upetream from County 1,607
ute 33/3
TEE NO. I W' Upetroam Cheeele System 1,257
RJ.V Upsweam County Route 7 1,272
Upstream County Route 7/2 1,350
About 1 mile upetream County 1,355
Route 7/2
Wheel Upetre County Route 21/2 1,544
Ugetroa Private Road 1,577
.18 mile upstream of Private Road 1,610
MOll ek Upstream State Route 12 1,436
.13 mile upstream of State Route 1,444
12
LegaiNotice
LEGAL NOTICE OF STATE PURCHASING
The State of West Virginia request bids on:
FILE 33
REQ. NO. SPENDING I]NIT
46 WV State Prison
for Women
FILE 43
48
1,254
1,274
1,325
1,365
1,376
1,534
1,500
1,656
1,685
Elevation An Feet
National Geodetlc
Vertical Datum
BID OPENING
COMMODITY DATE&TIME
To furnish Dairy 4-24-79-1:30
Product on
Contract
State Prison Quantity of 4-24-79-2:30
for Women Electrical Supplies.
No bids will be considere(i unless submitted on forms pre-
scribed by the Purchasing Division.
Specifications available upon application.
GLENN R. CUMMINGS, DIRECTOR
Apr. 12, 19
Legal-Notice
LEGAL NOTICE OF STATE
PURCHASING
The State of West Virginia
Purchasing Division will accept
Legal-Notice
NOTICE
All Property Taxes, both Per-
sonal and Real, Are Now Del-
inquent. And Unless Paid By
April 30th Will Be Included For
sealed bids until 1:30 PM on 4- Publication In Forthcoming
17- 79 on File 33 for WV State ,Delinquent Lists.
Prison for Women on Reqn. No. Bob J. Maddy
2,5 for: 1 lot canned food and Sheriff of Summers Co.
staple groceries Leader Apr. 12, 19
No bids will be condisered
unless submitted on forms pre-
scribed by and available from
the Purchasing Division, De- DOLLAR PURCHASE
partmont of Finance and Adm- On Mar. 28, 1978, Japan
intstration, Room W- 130, Cap- purchased more than $1 bfl-
itol Building, Charleston, West lion but was unable to pre-
Virginia. vent the dollar from falling to
GLENN R. CUMMINGS, new postwar lows against the
DIRECTOR yen.
April 5, 12
Hospital Note
Summers County Hospital
April 6, 1979
AdmRted: Marshall McBride,
Pipestem; Mildred Yancey, Os-
car Smith, Dorothy Ward, all of
Hinton; Clergle Gwinn, Sand-
stone; and Harold Hiser, Rain-
else.
Dismissed: Ola Vest, Pipe-
stem; Dorothy Adkins, Nine
Alien, Beulah Crawford, all of
Hinton; Luther Harem, Forest
Hill; Robert Crook, Nimitz;
Delores Adams, Talcott; Orpha
Adkins, Alderson; Barbara
Glenn, Sandstone.
BOOMER By I
$o says the VA... Casson/Brown I
DID YOU KNOW ELIGIBLE
VETERANS CAN 6ET
A 6I LOAN FOR
A MOBILE HOM00?
\\;
i
Contact nearest V A office
(check your phone book) or
a local veterans group.
Legal Notice
PUBLIC SERVICE COMM1881ON
OF WEST VIRGINIA
CHARLESTON
Entered by the PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION OF WEST
VIRGINIA, at the Capitol in the City of Charleston on the 3rd day
of April, 1979.
CASE NO. 79-077-W-CN
COOL RIDGE- FLAT TOP PUBLIC SERVICE
DISTRICT, a public utility.
Application for a certificate of-
convenience and necessity to construct,
operate and maintain a public water
supply system in the Cool Ridge- Fiat
Top- Ghent areas of Raleigh County,
and including small areas of Mercer and
Summers Counties.
WHEREAS, on March 6, 1979, the Cool Ridge- Flat Top Public
Service District, a public utility, filed an application, duly
verified, for a certificate of convenience and necessity to
construct, operate and maintain a public water supply system in
the Cool Ridge- Flat Top- Ghent areas of Raleigh County, and
including small areas of Mercer and Summers Counties, and for
approval of the following rates and charges:
PROPOSED RATES
Availability of Service
Available for general domestic, commercial, and industrial
service. Applicable in entire territory served.
Rates
First 3,000 gallons used per month $4.00 per thousand gallons
Next 3,000 gallons used per month $3.50 per thousand galions
Next 4,000 gallons used per month $3.05 per thousand gallons
Next 10,000 gallons used pet" month $2.50 per thousand gallons
All over 20,000 gallons used per month $2.05 per thousand gallons
Flat Rate
Installations which are serviced without a meter shall be
charged a flat rate equal to the minimum charge per month for
the size meter which would be required.
Minimum Charge
No bill will be rendered for less than the following amounts,
according to the size of the meter installed, to wit:
%-inch meter
¾-inch meter
I- inch meter
I - /z -inch meter
2-inch meter
3-inch meter
4-inch meter
6-inch meter
$12.05 per month
$17.28 per month
$ 50.72 per month
$ 69.!2 per month
$122.88 per month
$ 276.46 per month
$ 491.52 per month
$1,105.92 per month
Delayed Payment Penalty
The above tariff is net, on all accounts not paid in full within
twenty (20) days of date of bill, ten percent (I0 percent) will be
added to net amount shown.
If any bill is not paid within sixty (60) days after date, water
service to the customer will be discontinued. Water service will
not be restored until all past due water bills have been paid in full
and all accrued penalties plus a reconnection charge have been
paid.
Reconnection Charge
$10.0o ( Ten Dollars).
Connection Charge
Prior to award of construction contract, there shall be a charge
for connection to the system of $30.05 (Fifty Dollars).
Subsequent to award to construction contract, there shall be a
charge for a % inch meter connection to the system of one
hundred fifty dollars ($150.00). Meters % inches and larger shall
be connected at the actual cost of installation, including materials
and labor.
Multiple Occupancy
On apartment buildings, or other multiple occupancy buildings,
bills will be rendered based on each family or business unit
located therein paying hot less than the minimum monthly charge
herein established for a % inch meter, the minimum bill for the
size of meter installed, or the actual charge for water used,
whichever is greater. Motels and hotels shall pay according to the
size meter installed.
Trailer Courts
• House trailer courts shall be provided with a master meter. No
bill shall be rendered for less than the minimum bill herein
established for a % inch meter, multiplied by the number of units
situated on the court site at the time the meter is read, the
minimum bill for the size of meter installed, or the actual charge
for water used, whichever is greater. House trailers ( as used
herein-above) shall include both mobile and immobile units.
House trailers., either .m.9.b_fleor _i!m._....llg located on sites'
other than a park or court, shall be billed in the same manner as
any other family or business unit.
IT IS ORDERED that this matter be set for hearing to be held in
the Commission's Hearing Room at the Capitol in the City of
Charleston on the 3rd day of May, 1979, at 9:30 a.m., EDST, at
which time and place the applicant may appear and prosecute
said application• Leave is hereby granted to anyone interested to
file objection to said application at any time on or before said date
or at said hearing.
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that the applicant give notice of
the filing of said application and of the time and place Of hearing
by publishing a copy of this order in a newspaper published and of
general circulation in each of the Counties of Raleigh, Mercer and
Summers, once a week for two (2) successive weeks, the first
publication to be made not more than thirty (30) days nor less
than fifteen (15) days prior to the 'd day of May, 1979, making
due return thereof on or before the day of hearing.
A TRUE COPY ATTEST:
Howard M. Cunningham
Executive Secretary
Apr. 12, 19
Elected Chairman
Elected chairman of the West Other officers elected were
Virginia Drug Abuse Council at Patrick H. Futrell, a member of
its March meeting was Dr. the Prohihatien Department of
Gerald Boynton, director of the the Judicial Circuit, Mart-
Socila .Work Program at the inslmrg, vice- chairman; and
West Virginia college of Grad- secretary, Mrs. Ben C. Paine,
uate Studies. Dr. Boynton is a Bluefleld.
member of the Academy of The Council has been lnaet-
Certified Social Workers and ive during the past two years
has served on several agencies became of the lack of appoint-
and committees for drug and meets to fill vacancies.
alcohol abuse.
As Much To Blame
Physicians and pharmacists
"can be" as much to blame as
patients for patient failure to
follow instructions for using
medication, according to a top
pharmaceutical educator.
Daniel A. Hussar recently
told members of the West Vir-
ginia University pharmaceut-
ical honor society that "pat-
ient noncompliance" may not
be the fight term.
"It has become apparent that
the responsibility for many cas-
es of noncompliance should
more appropriatciy be directed
at physicians and- or pharm-
acists for failing to give the
patient adequate instructions or
presenting them in a manner he
understands," Hussar said.
Most recent studies of pat-
Sent compliance with medicat-
Ave directives indicate that "at
least a third of the patients
failed to comply with instruct-
ions and in some studies the
rate of noncompliance exceeded
50 percent."
Failures included omission of
doses, errors of dosage, errors
in time of administration, and
taking the drug for the wrong
purpose. One of the most fre-
quent serious errors was pre-
mature discontinuation of the
drug by the patient.
Hussar, dean of faculty and
Remington professor of pharm-
acy at the Philadelphia College
of Pharmacy and Science, was
the annual Gordon A. Bergy
lecturer at WVU.
Studies show that the most
frequent non- compilers are
patients taking a variety of
medications at the same time,
those undergoing prolonged
therapy who tend to become
discouraged and those who feel
adverse side effects from their
drug. The elderly, the young
and those who live alone also
are the higher reisk group.
The best compliers, Hussar
said, are those who believe they
have the illness that was dia-
gnosed, that the illness could
cause severe consequences,
that the prescribed treatment
will help the condition and the
benefits outweigh the disadv-
antages and cost of the reg-
imen.
"One of the patient's great-
est needs is
ort provided in a
manner," he said• "It
observed that patients
inclined to
instructions f
whom they know
spect, and from
receive information and
ante about their
medications."
Both physicians and
acists usually talk
the patient "and the
ness of this
he a major
comp-
liance," he said, but
munication between the
and di.nggist can also
portent.
the pharmacist "since
vice accompanies the
dispensing of the
and he is the last
fessional to see the
to the time the
umdo"
Hussar said patients
be encouraged to
drug therapy with the
acist and to ask,
separate patient
area is a desirable
Considerable time,
expense often go into
noses of a patient's
development of a
program, "yet the
therapy will not be
unless the patient
and follows the
use of the drugs
Hussar said.
Summer
Preregistration for
classes at the West
he April 16- 27 for
students.
The first
be May 21- June 29;
end term will be July
10.'
Registration for
will he: Charleston, May
p.m., Morris Harvey
Bluefield, May 19,
a.m., Bluefleld State
campus; Beckley, May
5:30 p.m., O'DOll Hall,
College campus.
HeR BLOCN
THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE
Front Street at Hbton Block Co.
Open 9 AM • 6 PM Weekdays; Sat. 9- 5 466-1511
We Close On Monday At 6 P.M.
No Appointment Necessary
Pepsi's Got
Lot To Give
Pick .p a carton
o/P'psi at )'our
favorite store
bottled by
, Pepsi-Co.' Io, Inc,
of Alderson. W. Va,
under outhb|tyof IsIco,,N.
8-Hinton NewsThurs. Apr. 12, 1979
Legal Notice
pnopEv FI)B VXOS Bm'mNATIONS .B
SUMMEmS COUNTY+ WEST ViSa N
AGENCT: Fedenl Immnmce Ad..l,. HUb.
ACTION: Pr r,+,
SUMMARY:
TrmLc.l m+otLon or l+ am .+,md me
mto i. s c0mey+ w vinlim.
.r. M (ipmrx+ond eao .m melm f tlm mx<t
plain magemt m that Ibe mtwJty II veqtgred to
abhor adop or shew eqd of belp8 atrea In effect L erde to
qltfy or mmn quatttied Ior paaldpeu tn the Nauonal Flood
lmnee pmrm (prow)
DA'rls
The penM for mt +m be J <gol dlyl foUm the
• nd publitton of m r,de * m*v,q w ol loe.l
ADD.ZS,SS:
Mape av.d 0Uu intoat lOB ahowing the dtaikd Ulnel el the
n<>+d-prone a me prm bale (lOye) tmod
iqeva lions e available t vl it the Cotmty Co.m,libeler ,I
om. c<mmy c+omltmme, mnm. Wag Vtr.ta,
Mr Billy J Edwar
President ¢4 the $
Coumy Cammlseion
:+.h,,nn, Wt VtJ.m max
Fd FLTHER INFORMATION CONTACT:
H. mcar mm, Ammam Adml.tmtor
Uffiee of Flood [a
.m 7m-sam or ToO Pr*m U+m (BOO)
em m7e
'se+m street, sw
W.shmgt, V. ¢, 2O410
SUPPLMrAay nolm.t ON :
proposed dettlons of baae ( le+year ) flood e]at J for
Summe Catty, wt vh'i in acomdance with tien lie of
the plo.d er Prou Act olm (Pub. L. ee- s), 87 m+c
e0.which nd the tIm iPd urban DevoUt Act d lm
These elevati, togetllm wit the riced +dB gt
mu ,q.Jrnd by mm.*m Imo. d 0m regull,
are t he minim that am required. They Itheuld n0t be
t o mn the unity mt elmnse any extltin8 ordtnanm that
m stringem in their flood platn ma8t
menm The mmuBlly may at y time enact
rq.Lmts on Lt. . pe,nuant to petm t.Ulmhed by
elevatto will also be tm(d to calculate the apbe flood
ins ura nee pmmi ts f Imfldlng+ and the4r tentl and
far the d tayer of Inmlrtnce extlttr Iml d the+r
ctents
The p+oped base -.r hood etevau mmmted
)atl :
.+ ....... + + o+
+o+ ,. +.-- 0+ .++ +.+
:. +.. + ...... ,+* .... ,++
+.=+ o+ ,.. +. ,+ +,,,+
....... =- :3+,= : ,+ ',:ll:
........... ;'.+:.; L+..++I =7,._. '+;1
:+. +.. +.+ o+ +.++ .... ,,
+ ........ ++.
........ "+" t::
o++.+. o, ++,. :=+
,, ....... + ,,,+,
........... :::
+.,.. o, oo,,,..
Legal Notice Legal Notice
' ' ................ ...... OF WmTVmOlm
z.t+,,'d by me PUBLIC SlmRVlClm COMmSION or wr
....................... ':j+ VIRG I NI A, a t the Capitol ia Ule Clly ot (]UlPllton Lle rd dly
DISTRICT, a public ut,Jty.
Applimtton mr a car tttiea+e of
......................... I++++ ................
+n ............... oat e and m a water
.......... t ..=.= ..... e To V Ghent of lMe],gh Cotmty,
x. , a ................... r +,, and ilu0Jng all a of M and
" ......... ......... wEmmAS, M.rc e, ImP, the o¢ m<lge- rl.t Top P.hlte
Sel Dh;hqct, a public utility, fried l4eallm, dy
+ °o+ .............. eonmmm, ape+ate and matntam a pebUe te+ apply lystem tn
me coot mg+ m.t "Pep- of 'a,lletoh Comty, d
..... ,,:p,++ ............. t:+ inctodng sail + °l Mercer and m Couatle' m f+
+, . + .............. .+,+ apw+va+ of the fo,owt.g rate+ and elmm:
........ ............... + AvallabJty of Servl
* /1 AvailabLe f genlld Ue, . and
,,,. sZ Ap4aUl t. th-e terto m,ed
-" +E :.'b2++:////. .... i++++
..... ?!i: :,+:::.:°:: 3+. ...... t:::+ +
Legal Notice
LEGAL NONCE OF STATE ptmCnAmNG
state of wt vt, min. Lq.t b on:
FILE BID OPENING
REQ. NO. SPENDINGINIT COMMODiTy DATE&TIME
,le wv s Pmo. To nish my 21:
for Wom Pr.ct on
Contract
PIUZ
48 State Pllean Qanfity of -2€ 2:0
for Women Ett Pill Suppti.
No Mds will be derel unJ aubmitted on forms p
scribed by the Purchasin8 Divist
Specifiti avai/oble upon application
GLZP+N e. CUMMmGS, Dlamc+roa
Apr. n, te
Legal Notice Legal+Notice
NOTICE
LmWCmOrSTA A, Pap+rty Taxes. ,+lh Per-
pt,slmo Banal a.d nl, No D+I
'roe State of We.t vtn+a mqunm. And u,+L Paid .y
Division will P t April 3h Wall Be lnelndnd For
m=ledd, mm:+OeMo+ Pblica.n In Vorthcomms
17 Ft as for wv st=e
: 1 tot ed food d sheriCr n S.mmars ca
moP]mu+ cetmPnd tadr Apt ,
u.l mmmtted on o Ire-
bed by ..d avatlable ¢m
the Pulng Division, I DOLL&B pURCIIASE
pmmtof Ph.mdAdm- O. . , leTS, Ja.
to£ mm.mg, cs.e,,m., w ,t was able to p
vh-gm• vent me donar m mmng
Ot,mNN R. CUMMINGS, pomw Iowa against me
DIREC'POR yen
A!m'+l S, n
Hospital Note
lClyllplX stem; Doty Adkt. Nm
Apr lm AU, seola cra*tm, all at
AdmR:]IMeBi, Htoton; Luther I,Ft
Pplrn;MLldmdyaey, Os. Hill; Ibe Crook, Nimitz;
lne; lad tmld reset, P.aln. Oln, Sand+tone.
cue.
So says the VA... BOOMER By
Casson/Brown
DID YO0 KNOW ELIGIBLE
VETERANS CAN eET
A GI LOAN FOR
A MOBILE, HO
Contact nearest VA office
(check your phone book) or
a local veterans group.
m+t,m
First Z.+ gallom t.ed per math U.m ,.+ moemmd glll
Next a,0oo Sallo teed per mm I+. e + t ptt
Next +.o Zmlo mad pro" m mee p- the sau
Nexl 10,0e0 gan m+<l per uth .m per U gell
.', ow 20,0¢¢ gU m<t e moeth l=.eo per U g,,neva
Pl.t te
tm+aLatto whteh a m.'+Leed "thme a ml, m+
charged a nat rate eml to the mLmmm e pro" mo,+m for
the met wm .d he re:l.
MmLm Cherg
No bm wttL be dm.e +or m tMn the to,owg mt+.
.ng to me sL me met. + Lt, to w;t:
112.ee per mevh
+-Lnch me*
++ i.¢h meter ;17=epementh
-ieh met I e•n pm+mlh
z+'-neh met Sn.lper mm
2i.chmt ;mmpemth
.mch me im'e ,I+ pemm
4-meh meter 14I, mm
6-Z.eh met IX,lee. W mm
'V above mt t+ ,,at, a. a" U, .o* pa,d m t wt0ml
twenty (m days of date bLU, t pememt (10 pet+cool) will he
ad+t to t imI she.
If any bm s t pad wtthm ,ttty (m) i *n to, waI
rvlee to the eter veto be mmemtn.ed+ WaI m+vl vl
.at be tored mall a+] tmmt due water hlme. m t'.ll
d all amed pc.re]tie+ a ream.marten el have bmm
pad
aecatLen CLut
con O,arge
Pr+r to award trectten omtrct, t I, be a ee
for nt to me ,yatem o: Ira0.00 (any Vetlarl.
Sul:<mmBt to awml to tmmt, tmet, t elll be a
charge +or a " meh met tl to the ty.tm ol
h.P.m+ed my dctlan I It..0m. Mere'. ++ tm indl mmU
he conP,ted at the act.at t trtatlattom+ tnelm:11 t,
and labor¸
Mm+ple Oeup.m-y
On ap..rtmCm,m+m+g+, melttee mumey ,
bLtt, wm be ndel<t on .oh faraUy b.l+,e.l tt
lted thin l.,ig t,ot Im U.m me mt+Jm mtmy c:,mre
t..em. tablt+he . % h+m mere', the mhm.m mn um
ai of met LtanM. the actual earle water rod.
*hlchew ++ greater Morea a.d Immll *11.,tl pay .eem.dt,,g to the
m met IM*aLte,
"Pro,Let t+
U tl m.m mMn be iz, "m. mm,,a+ mete. mo
bm ,tmu be ,e.eed t Im ill,an use mm,mm bat l..zm
tablishee +or a meh metro +, m.mpl,ed by the ber unit+
sltnd Ilm +mm,.t .Ito at Um Ume me meter + d, U
mim bttl fthe je at recta+ mltal]ed, me icmal ce
f water tree(t, w t. rule. Sm tr ( u
hL.heve) t,mhme beth al tmammle met+.
H trail+ms: eB . +.m + , ellM llte+'
other ma a 7ark em,rt, tlmn be ImBed ew urn® m as
any ath tily be, rome., umt.
IT IS OVZmZD UmlU+J. ttm+M,,et t hemlm to he hem m
the Cm.'s earll p+,mm .t me the City m'
Clmrl.ton the S day ef my. l+e, .t g:0 ..m•, mlmT, at
whleh tam+ d place me applant my ap III
.d app",. Lea i hereW smmtedto Immee Iota,mad te
,to oejecttml to La ampncatt .t y time old te
at d heal.rig.
IT IS Ftm'r tma omlmml+ real the mllnm gl m,e of
the mt of HLd am, lU aM ol the tim* IM place ol
by publtg a earn+ o tml m.da+t.. Wpm-mbnlaed md at
geve.l ct.t.U tn teh ef Um Cotmt.l of e, alell. Ma,m a.d
Sm. o • I t (2 lu ",, the llnt
pub,tt te he de Pet m ln lhtrty €0) 11yl Im
tlm. fLtt (I) day,, I to the ml , May, ira,
due ret tho,'e be+m me dl, € hem-log,
A TRUE COpy A'rrmsr:
How,tnl M, m
EX.tL Secretaby
Apr. n. I
Elected Chairman
ZleceM.o+meW OUm+ om
v,ra xkoS AUw Ca=ca at palck X• IPutmu, * mmb el
its mmmh mutmg w v.:. m+ Prru (+
ere]d oyntca, mmmtor 0+ the the xd Jme<md Chmet, mert-
sfla werx pro t the ml;m, ml, vk:e- tl=-mmm; and
wen v renege 1 c+e+ ¢oe, . el* C. I1+.
.as stoma. Dr+ Boy.lo. m • muenem,
mher d me Academy + 11 CetoeU MI ¢. mle
Cettmed Soed Workerl id e au me llt t yn
ha. m+e + *eveJ bee.am el m+ tick of amm.l-
and mtttoel mug and to el.
As Much To Blame
Phye]eam and pleb+
- be" a+ m,e to blame as
patient+ for patter fa m
me,catJa., ardtml to a top
phot+t ndtor.
Vmeel ^. Ur Uy
tom mmhem of the Wt VLr-
ia UntvIty ptmt+
P.,m be.or Jety that "pat+ aBce ab+ tlmtr
i cmplla" may nat memU."
be me ,Ight tenn.
H
"Zt ha+ bmome appear mat aet
mem+ponmm+Jtyt.y tt p
mapteLybemnetee be +;
at pt and- or pl+,a,'m•
i+t. +or faLnng to ve the
patLmt a,+eqto mtto.+ or
p.+,menU.g them In a be d dl't
mmmm,d," H id. portam
Meet t m,*me, at t+ S:eelalpomLmLLty
lt pttm,ee wire medit me pMt+t "m.
Ive+Jr+JvLntothat"at v aJL
least a mtrd o+ me pttents m+pemJ;g of
tailed to ply ".vim mmt
i d tn e Btom me
rateofmpmm+mee' to the tme
,t." mad."
PaLl t.c]mled omtmton o Hr .Id
,:loam, of <mmge,
tn time of a<tmt,mm'aUo., .nd
taking the drag t the ng
perpmm. V.e of me t•
qt ,.ert+,m n w pre-
mtm-e +umtt.t+ of the
drtm by the pet+t.
Hr. dee. of [ac,I, a.d
Rempr,,ofpan.- ve]opmt at a t.
aeyatthel,'a7+,lO+ILege +'esram. "yet me +I
o Pharmacy and ScL, w therapy will
me tml C.,mm; A. m-gy
tr at WW.
st,+m,m .l.ew t;mt me t
palits tamm+ a valiety o+
me<llev,+ .t the e Brae.
Um,py who tend to bee+me PrereSLslraton f
d+mragtdmmmw]mf clam+ at U wt
aav aide +Stem tm the
dng. elderly, me ymg be ++,] le- m7
• nd th who ,re +J at
m the ;gher misk grourp
The beet mptt, har he May ml- Je ;
mid, am m who hat+era they
have me .tam+ that wm rim. o
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