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HONOR ROLL
Honor Roll
Forest Hill School
Fourth Six.Weeks Honor Roll
FIRST GRADE
Teacher:. Mrs. Cathy Harvey
O
Crystal Barker, Matthew
McGraw, Michael Meadows, and Joe
Yancey.
Matthew Blake, Brandy Bridges,
Scottie Clayton, Lindsey Dillon,
Desiree Jones, Eric Richmond,
Donald Shuck, and Tommy Stone.
SECOND GRADE
Teacher: Mrs. Cathy Harvey
O
Justin Jones, Brett Lilly, and
Anthony Slatton.
S
Jason Cattle.
THIRD GRADE
Teacher: Mrs. Carolyn Eller
O
Angola Barker, Samuel Katz,
John Logan, Heather Meadows, and
Shannon Turner.
S
Cliff Meadows.
FOURTH GRADE
Teacher: Mrs. Carolyn Eller
A
Edha Sue Meadows.
B
Michael Blake, Jennifer Boone,
Jennifer Clayton, Daniel Leftwich,
Christy. Richmond, and Melanie
Stewart.
FIFTH GRADE
Teacher: Mrs. Sarah Brown
A
None.
B
Tommi Lynn Huffman, Eric
Jones, and Philip Wheeler.
SIXTH GRADE
Teacher: Mrs. Sarah Brown
A
Dustin Jones, and Vicky Yancey.
B
Melissa Raines, Scott Richmond,
Mark Wheeler, and Andrew Wills.
Honor-Roll
Pipestem Elementary School
Fourth Six-Weeks Honor Roll
FIRST GRADE
Teacher:. Mrs. Julia Catron
O
Jeremy Bennett, Shawn Burdette,
Christopher Burley, Brian Dicker-
son, Robbie Hudson, Amy Lilly,
Maria Lynch, Erica Martin, Tasha
Pack, Andrew Phillips, and Tonna
Richmond.
S
James Lilly, Mac Lilly, and Chas-:
tity Marcum.
SECOND GRADE
Teacher:. Mrs. Karen Edwards
O
Joey Bowles, Kevin Cole, Mat-
thew Howell, Charlie Mann, Carrie
Pack, Jessica Spangler, Leigh-Ann
Yancey, and Susan Weiss.
S
Nick Cooper, Matthew" Pritt,
David Ward, and Travis Wirt.
THIRD GRADE
Teacher:. Mrs. Karen Edwards
O
Chris Adkins, Jonathan Lilly,
Travis Pack, and Megan Snow.
S
David Allen, Jessica Roberts, and
Donnie Zimmerman.
FOURTH GRADE
Teacher:. Mrs. Lillian Sims
A
Va!erie Hill, Kenny Howell, Al-
isha Meadows, Benjamin Patrick,
and Rebecca Lilly.
B
Travis Bare, Benjamin Dicken-
son, Jeesica Mann, Elijah McBride,
Susan McBride, Michael McMana-
way, Michelle Meador, Sherry Mead-
ows, Dowain Thompson, and Tommy
Cox.
GRADE
Teacher:. Mrs. Lillian Sims
A
Grog Lilly, C.J. Meador, Angola
Neely, and Jessie Zimmerman.
B
Christine Young.
FIFTH GRADE
Teache~. Miss Kathy Houehins
A
Ruth Lilly.
B
Raymond Neely, and Jared Snow.
SIXTH GRADE
Teacher:. Miss Kathy Houchlns
A
Alan Lilly, and Stephanie Lilly.
B
Scott Keaton, and Michelle
Lasher.
LEGAL NOTICE
eovm , I C.
INCOME STATEMENT
December 81, 1989
January THRU Doremher Year To Dote
INCOME:
Resident Room & Board $2,253,761.80 $2,253,761.80
Medical & Supplies 837.68 837.68
Ancillary Income 5~88.92 5[o08.92
Mis~llanooue Inoom • ~
TOTAL INCOME 2~82~90.89 2,282~990.89
CONTRACTUAL ADJUSTMENTS:
OPERATING EXPENSES:
Nursing 639,406.27 639,406.27
Restorative 58,211.81 58~211.81
Activities 39,689.12 39,689.12
Medical Records 33J~7.20 33,~7.20
Dietary 256,487.70 256,4ff7.70
La~idry 48J~20 48,8~.2o
Hou~keeping 73,916.68 73,916.68
Maintenance 4S,726.15 49,728.15
Administrative 266~.14.66 265,844.66
Payroll T~ & Benefits I fi9,98~.54 159,985.54
Utilitiras 94~7.~ 94J~7.95
Taxes & Insurance 57,5b~/.06 57~567.06
Cost of Capital 3~,200.18 365,200.18
~cilla~ Expenmm 4,7~.98 4,756.98
Nonalloweble Expenses ~
TOTAL oPERATING EXPENSES ~
OPERATING INCOME (LOSS) ~
INCOME (LOSS) ~
LIABILITITES AND STOCKHOLDERS EQUITY
CURRENT LIABILIT£ES:
Accounts Payable It 49J$07J~
Accrued Payroll 30,925.70
Accrued Payroll Taxes 27,866.29
Accrued Payroll Related Expenses 28.28
Accrued Taxes - Other 37,734.29
Accrued Rent 305,0b'7.76
Accrued Expenses - Other 1,943.46
Patient Trust Funds 30~02.45
Notes Payable
TOTAL CURRENT LIABILITIES:
LONG TERM LIABILITIES:
STOCKHOLDERS EQUITY:
Capital Stock 30,900.00
Retained Earnings (98,221.91)
Curront Years Profit (Less)
TOTAL STOCKIIOLDERS EQUITY:
TOTAL LIAB AND STOCIGIOLDEP~q EQUITY
$ 809,~74.34
ASSETS
CURRENT ASSETS
petty Cash $ 350.00
Cash in Bank 67,164.74
patient Trust Funds 30,802.45
A~'otmto R~*~ivxiblo. Patients 2~2,184 J~2
Other PrepaM Expon~
TOTAL CURRENT ASSETS
PROPERTY AND EQUIPMENt.
Equipment 42,125.99
Vehicles 13,344.74
Leasehold Iml~rovemonta 3,4F~IM)
A~:umulated Depreciation
TOTAL PROPERTY AND EQUIPMENT:
OTtlER ASSETS:
Receiwble - Related Party
TOTAL OTIIER ASSETS
TOTAL ASSETS
$ 360,016.68
24 ~85.07
With the emergence of spring
weather, the nineteen groups who
have adopted highways in Summers
County will begin their spring clean-
ups. These concerned citizens have
shown in an active project, their love
of W.Va., by becoming a part of this
citizen/government effort tobeaufity
our state!
There are still numerous road-
ways in Summers County that are
adaptable - if your civic organiza-
tion, business, or neighborhoodgroup
would like to adopt a highway, please
contact Phyllis Farley at 256-6945
or Jim Richmond at 466-0106. Mrs.
Farley is the volunteer services co-
ordinator for the DNR Conservation
Education and Litter Control Office;
her office is located at MacArthur,
WV. Mr. Richmond is acting super-
visor for Summers County Depart-
ment of Highways. For general in-
formation about the program, you
may call 1-800-322-5530.
The West Virginia Adopt-A-High-
way Program was developed to
combat the terrible habit of litter-
ing! W. Va. is a lovely state, and
Summers County is one of the most
scenic areas. Let us work together to
improve the visual appearance of
the roadways, and in turn, we can
feel true pride in a clean environ-
ment! For individuals who are not
participatingin this group effort, we
urge you to do your share of the
effort by not littering! l
Some Summers County routes
that are not adopted at this time,
are: Rt. 3 - Nimitz/Jumping Branch
area; Rts. 3 & 12 - from Talcott
Cemetery, east to Griffith's Creek;
LEGAL NOTICE
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMIS-
SION
OF WEST VIRGINIA
CHARLESTON
Entered: March 29, 1990
M.C. CASE NO. 24486-T
RANDALLG. DIXON, doing business as D[XON~
8HELL SERVICE, White Sulphur Springs, Green-
brier County,
Tariff filirq[ to include rate 0f$10.50 per hour for
helper when required under P.S.C, M.C. Certificate
No. P-5294.
ORDER CONDITIONALLY API ROVING RATE
CHANGE
On February 22, 1990, Randall G. Dixon, doing
busi rums os Dixon'c Shell Service (Applicant), a mobi le
home mover, White Sulphur Spr{nge, Greonbrier
County, fled a-request to include an additional rate of
Sl0J~0 per heu~r, for a helper, ~hen ruquir~, i~n i~
tariff, under P.S.C. M,C. Certificate No. P-5294.
The request has been reviewed by the Commisaion's
Utilities Division and, in a Memorand um duted March
7, 1990, and filed March 9, 1990, Senior Utilities
Analyst Donald P. Cook, Motor Carrier Section, Utili-
ties Division, reoommonded approval of the proposed
inclusion of the additional rate for a helper in the
Applicant's existing tariff. Mr. Cook stated the Com-
mission Staffs review of other tariffs on file with the
Commisaion revealed no other tariff with this specific
teriffitom. However, Staffbetieves that the Applicant's
request is four, noble, and will improve the safety of
the public, when the hauler is required to tow largvr
mobile homes. Mr. Cook intim atod that" larger mobile
homes" meant those at least fourteen (14) feet in
width. For this reason, Staff rcoommended approvul
without hearing, following publication, if no protests
were received.
FINDINGS OP PACT
I. Randall G. Dixon, doing business as Dixon's
Shell Service, filed a r~quest to include an additions}
hourly rateof$10.50 for a helper, when required, in its
existing tariff. (See, Application filed February 22,
1990).
2. The reqm~t was reviewed by the Commission'c
Utilitiee Divie]o~ and a Memorandum was prepared
recommending approval of the inclusion of the oddi.
lionel rate for a helper in the Applicant's existing
tariff. (StaffMemorandum filed March 9, 1990).
3. Th e requested additional rate for a helper, in the
amount of $102;0 per hour, when required, is rea~on-
able and would improve the ~afety of the public when
the Applicant is raquired to tow larger mobite hames,i.o.,
those at least fourteen (14') feet in width. (See, Staff
Memorandum filed March 9, 1990).
4. West Virginia Cede 24A-5,2 provides the Public
Service Commission with authority to modify notice
requirementa regarding rate changes and to allow a
rate change upon less than the notice Specified tn the
Code. (See, West Virginia Cede 24A-5-2).
CONCLUSION OF LAW
Upoa oonsideration of all of the above, the Admin-
istrative Law Judge 0kLJ) is of the opinion that the
requested inclusion ofan additional rate. in the amount
of $10.50 per hour, for a helper, when required, in the
Applkant's ~,dsting tariff, as set forth in the applica-
tion filed in this preceding on February 22, 1990, is
reasonable and should he conditionally approved, but
not strictly as recommended by the Commission's
Staff. The ALJ is going to restrict the inclusion of the
additional rate 0f$10.50 for a helper to include only
those situations when such a helper is required in the
Judgement of the Applicant, when the width of the
mobile home is at least fourteen (14) feet,and upon full
disclosure, in advance, to tho Applicant's customer
that this additional rata will be charged. The ALJ is
net going to require the Appli~mt to publish the
epselfic rates and charges approved herein. The Appli-
cant will be requlrad to publish a naris4, attached to
this order, in lieu of TariffPorm No. 10, sines the rata
requested by the Applicant is reeoonable oad since tha
Applkant's customers will individually he notified by
the Applicant, in advance, that the Applicant intends
to utilize a helper and charge the additional rate
approved herein. Even though this specific tariffitem
has not been approved by the Commission in other
mobile homo movers' tariITs i n the re~ent pest, the item
ic analegouc to charges for helpers in wrecker tariffs
Tues. Apr. 17, 1990 Hinton News - 9
mile north, one mile south of the~~,~ "~ " " ~":: ~'~ 11
Mercer/Summers County line. Tri- ~ ~ , " ~y...~
County Citizens For Irish Mtn. - 1) [ ~" ~'~~III~~"
Rt. 20, east from jct with Rt. 4 at ~~~-----=-~
Green Sulphur Springs, through
Elton, to Lane Moth. Church 4.1 mi. The squid escapes from his enemies
Rt. 12-fromWillowoodBridge, south 2) Rt. 5 east from jet with Rt. 20 to by shooting a cloud of black sepia
te Monroe County line; Rt. 20-from GreenbrierCo.]ine.Young&Free4- into its enemy's face. Leaving his
enemy in the dark, the squid makes
Sandstone area to Green Sulphur H Club- Rt. 7, Meadow Creek Road, his getaway.
Springs; Rt. 20- from Pipestem area, from 1-64 to Rt. 7/1 3 mi.
north to Bluestone Boat Marina.
There are many other roadways
in the county that could be adopted
as well. Contact Mr. Richmond if
you have a question about another
Compton/Andrew S.
Rowan Memorial
Home Update
route. The program requires that Legislation granting the author-
you adopt a minimum of two (2) ity to the Department of Health and
miles. Human Resources to close, sell or
Other provisions of the program lease certain health care facilities
are that the group agrees to clean passed and signed by the governor
their segment three (3) times in each has brought concerns from citizens,
year of a two-year agreement. A businesses and community leaders
roadway sign with the adopting of Monroe County about the fate of
group's name on it will be erected Andrew S. Rowan Memorial Home
following the frst clean-up. For the according to Delegate Mary P.
adopting group members' safety, a Compton, D-Monroe.
safetyvideoisprovidedfortraining. "I would like to review what is
Orange workers' vests, litter bags, happening in relation to Andrew S.
and filled-bag pickup is provided by Rowan Memorial Home,~ Compton
the county DOH. said. "The governor signed HB 4344,
Add YOUR efforts to the program
today~
Current adaptors and roadway
descriptions are:
SUMMERS COUNTY
BigBranch Residents Association
- Rt. 3/11 from jet. with Rt. 12, to
Greenbrier County line 2.2 mi.
Buzzard Roost Farms - Rt. 26/3
26/1 (Wilbur Farley Rd.) from jct.
with Rt. 26, south 2 mi. Citizens of
True - Rt. 18 (True Rd.) from jct.
with Rt. 20 to return to Rt. 20 7 mi.
Hilldale-Talcott Ruritan Club-Rt. 3
from Willow Wood Bridge to the
Ta]cott cemetery 3 mi. Hinton
Church ofGod - Rt. 20, north of Save
Our Mtns' segment; starts about
scenic overlook at big rock 2 mi.
Hinton Kiwanis Club - Rt. 3 from jct
with Rt. 20 at Woods' Store, west
towards Beckley 2 mi. Hinton Lions
Club - Rt. 3 & 12 from Hinton City
limits to the Willow Wood Bridge 3.7
mi. Hinton Masonic Lodge #62 - Rt.
20 from Bellepoint Bridge, south to
boat marina 4 mi. Hinton Moose
Lodge #993 - Rt. 9 from Main St. in
Hinton to Eddie Cobb Farm, Elk
Knob Rd. 3 mi. Hinton Tri-Hi-Y - Rt.
20, north from jct with Rt. 107 in
Hinton to Hinton city limits 2 mi.
Hinton Woman's Club-Rt. 20, north
from Bellepoint Bridge to Temple
Street in Hinton 2 mi. Lilly's Top
Hat Chimney Sweep - Rt. 20, north
from 3/.10 mi. north of Pipestem State
Park entrance to approximately 2/
10 mi. past jct with Rt. 18 2 mi.
Meadow Bridge Kiwanis Club - Rt.
20 from Fayette Co. line to Lane
Methodist Church, going on into
Fayette Co. Save Our Mountains -
Rt. 20, beginning at Fox Addition
Rd., north 2.1 mi. TOPS # WV207,
Hinton - Rt. 107, from jct with Rt. 3
into Hinton to jct with Rt. 20 at
Temple Street 2 mi. TOPS # 220,
A]derson Chapter - From Federal
Reformatory gates to bridge, across
river, west on Rt. 3 and 12, to Grif-
fith Creek, in Summers County.
TOPS # 254, Lerona - Rt. 20, one
LEGAL NOTICE
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
CIRCUIT COURT OF SUMMERS COUNTY,
WEST VIRGINIA LISA DAWN SJtRADER RITTER
Plaintiffv. DAVIS WILLIAM RITIT.R Ill Defendant
Civil Action No. 9043-73.
1. (The object of this suit is to ebtein a divorce from
the bonds of matrlmony.)
To the Above Named Defendant:
It appearing by affidavit filed in this station that
Davis William Rittar, HI is a non-resident of the State
of West Virginia, it is hereby ordered that he serve
upon David L. ParTner, Plaintiff's attorney, whose
address is P. O.Box 39, Hinton, WV. an answer, includ-
ing any related counterclaim or defense you may have
to t he cam plaint filed in thisaction on er hefora May II,
1990. lfyo~ fail to de to, thereafter judgment, upon
proper heating and trial, may be taken against you for
the relief demanded in the complalnL
A copy of said complaint can he obtained from the
und~siS.ed cl~rk at his office.
Entered by the Clerk of said Court Circuit of
Summers County•
Edith M. Meador
CLERK OF coURT
IIN Apr. 17, 24
LEGAL NOTICE
LEGAL NOTICE OF STATE
PURCHASING
The State of Weal Virginia Punhasing Sortion will
aeespt sealed bids on:
BUYER, NF-23; REQ. NO., 3684; SPENDING
UNIT, Comm~mm-PIpostmm State Park; COMMOD-
whi¢ h have heon approved in numorous pro¢oodinge in STy, Furnieb & Install ~ & MIle. Hardware; B ID
the past end no pretests have boon received by the OPENING DATE & TIME 5-1-90, I'~0 P.M.
Commission in response to publication of thee analo- Bids may not be mnsidered u~ submitt4~ on
AMFM of Summ~m C~mmt¥~ ln~. geus cherg~ in any or the wrecker teriffesee~, forms preset/hod byandavni]abtaR~m th~Purchiming
Statement of Ciumgne in Flstaneiol Position (Working Capital Basis) ORDER Section, Deportment of Administration, Room E-I~,
For Y~w Ended l)eeemlbe~ Sl, 1 ~@ IT IS, TIIEREFORE, ORDERED that the re- Capitol Building, Charlastmt, West Virginia 2f~306.
• Finamtal resources provided: quested inclusion of an additional rate, in the amount T-Iophone (304) 348-2063. To partieipeto in the oom-
" Working capital presided from oporatlene: of $10.50 per hour, for a helper, as set forth in the positive bid peeeeas and to r~niva a semimonthly
Net income -- 112 487 25 application filed in this proceeding on February 22, publlestionon lmrehMIngreqnirem.., ente,vendo~.muet
Add: Expense which did not reduca working capital- , • 1990, by Randall O. Dixon, doing business as Dixon's re~ter with the Purchasing Section by oompieting a
Toteldep' oti a-"i"il°°fina `l shell fu,, di.l--ra, in adw, by the Ragi=tion • .mont
• pr 11896391 Applkant to its customer that the additioual rate will form) and imy an annnal fea of $4~.00.
Financ/a! resources applied: ' ' he charged when such helper is required, at the
ptwchaee or equipment for cash Ss~77 Appllcant'a t~u:raUon, and when the mobile homo te he HN Apr. 17, 2A
Change in related Party receivables 70~.~.:',a towed is at lea. fourteen 04) feet wide, be. and it LEGAL NOTICE
Change in notes payable ~ hereby is, esnditlonally opprovdd; provided, that the
Total financial reesure~appliadca ~ Applicant shall give notice to its customers of the
conditienallyapprevedratabypublishingaoopyofthe ORDER OF PUBLICATION
Increase (Dsermee) in finandal rooources (working pltal) ~ notice, attached hereto, or-,~e a week far two (2) esn- CIRCUIT COURT OF SUMMERS COUNTY,
secutive weeks in a newspaper, duly qualified by the WEST VIRGINIA GREGORY BRYAN GRLMMETr
Endof Endot lnt'maesor Secretary.of Stele, published and of general dreuia~ Pluintiffv. LOUISE GRAYGRIMMETT Defendant
.. . . ~ 1989 1988 (~ee) in tion in tho~ounties of Oreonbrier, Monr~ and Poss. Civil Action No~ 90-C.33,
uompesitmn el warlting capital: working eapttal hansel. Thq Applicant shall make due. rot urn to the L (The abject afthi| suit is to obtain a ~vores f~m
Current Assesta: Commlmdort of Propsr~rtift~ation °fpublication within the bonds of matrimony.)
~:u~'ra~i~le ,nat) ~#l~A: ~K~ (~,ff/~l ton (I0) days of said publi.tion. Xa th~ Abova Named Dofendant:
IT IS PURTIIER ORDERED that, fine subston- It appearing by affidavit filed tn this action that
Inv ry 0.00 10,807~ (10,807~) ttal proteats have heon received withtn ten (10) dd~m of Louise Gray Grimmett is a non-resident oftha State of
prepaid ¢~ponses ~ 5.4~.02 4,110.~t the date of the final publication, the ALJ may, follow. West Virginia, it is hereby ordered that Louise Gray
Total current ~ ~
Current Liabilities
Aeoounta Payable 49~Y/.58 70,660.26
Accrued payroll expenses ~8,820.2~~,288.82
Accrued taxes 3~,677.7544,716.36
Accrued rent 306,~'7.76 S96,]~.31
pat/eat trust funds ~
Total current liabilities ~
Working capital
Ir~r~ee (Docrca~m) in working capital ~
ink reesipt ~preofofpreper publication, enter a final Orlmmett serve upon Gregory Rryan Gr{mmett'
ardor astoblishing the rate effeetiw thirty (30) days Plaintiffs, whose address le llCR 73. RT. 3, Box 164-
(21,152.68) from the date o f t he fir st publication, Uniem otherwiee A, Penes Springs, West Virginia, an answer, including
(7,468.545) ordered by the Commission. any related oounter claim or defense you may have to
($~S.el)
8J~24.4~ rr lS FURTHER ORDERED thaL at such time as tho complaint filed in thi~mction on or hefore May 10th,
9.252.46 the~nditlemtllyapproved ratehecomeseffectiv~,Tha 199o. If you fail to de oo, thor(miter judgement, upon
Applkant shall file with the Commission a proper
tariff setting forth the approved rate. proper hearing and trial, may be token against you for
IT 1S PURTIIER ORDERED that the Exseutive the relief demanded in the t~mplalnt.
~U~ Secretary of the Carom ission shall oorvo a copy of this A eapy of said ~omphtint can be obtained from the
ardor upon ~I {mrt{es to this proceeding by United underei~ed Clerk at his office.
Stat~ Piret L~tSs Mall and Upen Commisaim Staffby Entered by the Clerk of esid Court Ci~uit Court,
hand delivery. Summers County.
Ronnis Z. McCann Edith M. Meedor
Administrative Luw Judge CLFALK OF COURT
HN Apr. 17, 24 HN Apr. I0, 17
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"T~ ~s ~on~rrd~g tha cwmmta ~r ti~ saMtrtimm~nt alms with ~ ~ and md~Imm~m ~ Im
svsfl_~ ~mr Ptmric |nepectlon and ~p~ingag~ofl'i~ M*tl~ West Vlqllnls H~dth Cm,eC~t R~d.W Aufl~n~t~,
I00 Dee unve, Ul~orleston West Virllnis ~11 d0ring r~p~ler buein~ li~tm~, ~0 AM to 5:0@ PM ~m any
businsac day. AM PM of Summers County, ln¢.io a Wast Virginia eorponttion owned by AMFM, Inc., Mr. John
IL Elliot, Mr. Vin¢~ Cleasen, end Mr. Moody Ooff,:
iIN bpr, 17
The delegate added that several
other individuals and corporations
from various parts of the state have
also expressed an interest in leaving
Rowan as a personal care home. She
said that some private operators
have indicated an interest in the
springs for bottled water. However,
Compton said these ventures would
be separate from the personal care
operation.
"The interests that I have men-
tioned, are only verbal and prelimi-
nary,~ Corapton said. "Letters of
soli ci tati on for bi ddi ng purposes will
referred to as the Facilities Manage-
ment bill, on Mar. 13. I opposed that
measure based on my concern for
the residents and employees as well
as the great historical significance of•
the building."
Compton said there have been
many rumors afloat regarding the
fate of the home.'In an effort to share
the facts with those concerned, I
would like to point out some devel-
opments related to the sale or lease
of Andrew S. Rowan ," Compt0n said.
"The Monroe County Commission
has expressed an interest in the
ownership and operation of Rowan
as a personal care home. The com-
mission is also interested in obtain-
ing the land now operated by'the
Farm Commission."
Replacement Windows
Vinyl Siding Special
With A Life.Time Warranty
Buy 10 Windows & Get the 11th
ONE FREE
Replacement Window Dealer
Contractors Welcome
466-4663
22 Years of Service
be sent to all interested parties the
first week of Apr/
She added those interested will
have until Apr. 30 to respond with
proposals.
Compton said she will keep in
touch with all those concerned as
the state works through the various
proposals.
The ancient Greeks awarded crowns
made of laurel leaves to victorious
athletes while The ancient Romans
decorated their war heroes with
crowns of oak leaves.
FOR ALL YOUR
BUILDING NEEDS
Lowest prices & we deliver
645-1351
S. J. Neathawk
Lumber, Inc.
U.S. 219 N. •
Lewisburg
Paid P~ilicM Adv~tisin0
Paid Political Advertising
Democrat
For House of Delegates
Raleigh & Summers
Counties
Vote Tuesday, May 8
The 22nd district needs a Demo.crat, one who believes as Roosevelt
did that the only real purpose of government ,s to serve all the ~eo-
pie, not }ust the rich and powerful
Ted Stacy Is One Who Cares About People ....
He will be a supporter of the needs of the average citizen and under-
privileged in this state. Ted has no ties to big business or large
banks, he can effectively represent you, the people of West Virginia
Who Understands Working People ....
Ted Stacy has always supported labor. His record as a former
member of the House of Delegates and State Senate proves that his
concern is for the working men and women of West Virginia•
Who Supports Senior Citizens ....
Ted Stacy understands the needs of our elderly. He will work to see
that seniors have incomes sufficient to live comfortably and eat de-
cent foed
Ted Stacy believes economic development is the answer to our pro-
blems. This will create jobs, so our people will not have to look
elsewhere for work.
Ted Stacy, who su pports education, has a 100% voting record with
WVEA (West Virginia Education Association). He is interested in our
schools, as our children will be our leaders of tomorrow. He will work
to hold our good teachers and attract new ones for the future of our
state.
Ted Stacy has fourteen years experience He has gained a lot of
Legislative experience, having served on most major committees.
That experience can work for you in the House of Delegates.
PO4 A~v PS~O FO~' By The Ca~d~Oete
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