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"Legal N()t;ce!
R. E. ROSE
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CATHERIN,I MR,YE,R TEETS
• Terra Alia, V
D. (Ua .AHER IV
Faye t i ,
< -~rkley Springs, WV
(Uncommitted,
( Ronald Reagan)
(Ronald Reagan#
t Rommld Reagam)
bev~andmr an ¢ata~ statement
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iRormld Reagan)
i Ronald Reagan)
Reagan)
JOHN M. SISLER ,So.id
Morgan,own, WV
I I
NON-PARTISAN BALLOT
For Member of Board of Education
No•
D C
2100.1 1100.1
21OO-$ 11003
2100.$ 1100.$
21BOA Iloo.$
Summers County School Board 2,o 11o7
2110 nl0
(Vote For Two) 2.3 1115
NON-PARTISAN BALLOT
Financial Position
Statement
Sanitary Board, City of Hinton
July 1, 1982 - June 30, 1983
aAi~NCS SBEI~
ot the 8sust and liability occounts (balance sheet accounts) as carried on
of the year for which this report is beans made.
ASS]~I'S AND OTHER DF.B|TS
Last Year
Amount
824,086
the
UUIIty Plant in Berviee, lea~d to Others, and
Held for future Use
Construction Work in Pro•ross__._
UUlitF Plant Acquisition Ad)ustments~
Ut/Uty l~ant in Process ot Reclassification.
UUIJty Plant Adjustments
Othee Phys/cal Prop~'ty ...........
Sinking Funds
Mls~tllaneous Sp~ial 1"unds
Depr~lation Funds
Cash .......
Working Funds
Accounts Recaivable--Customer L--
Other Accounts Revivable t
Accounts Receivable from Municipality~
Materials and Supplies
Prepayments
Unamortlsed Debt Discount and Expense~
Preliminary Survey and lnveeti|ation Charses
Clearing Accounts ..
r
Retirement Work in Progrese.~~~
Other Deterred Debits
Total
AND OTHER CREDITS
Rendering F tre Protection Facilities Operat-
ing in Summer ox d F /Public Benefit In Fire Protection
Summers County Library.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA
COUNTY OF SUMM]ERS, TO - WIT
I, Edith M. Meador, Clerk M tim Circuit Court of Summers,
County, West Virginia, aixl -- Ex - Officio Chairman of the
Boai-d of Ballot C, ommi~tone~,'do hereby certify timt the
foregotn_g is a Wae ~ correct specimen of the original Ballot to
be voM at the Prtnmry Election to be Md on the 5th~ day of
Ju~ 1984 showing correctly all the names of the
eaixlidates certified to be me by A. Jamm Manchin, Secretary of
the State, ~ Certificates of Annotmeemont fil~l in my office.
Glve~ under my luffed this the 13tb day of May, 1984.
F, dith M. Meadm"
Clerk of the Circuit Court of Summen Cotmty, West Virginia
HN May 2~, Leader May 24HN May 2~, Leader May 31
Legal Notice.
depositing twenty - five doll. marked plainly, " Proposal
Sealed proposals will be •rs (S26.00) per set, In chock for Alternations & Additions
received by the Summers payable to Daniel Lucaa to • Kitchen for the Pipe-
County Board of Education Hart, A. I. A., Architect, stem Elementary SchoOl,
P. O. Box 430, HInton, West limit two (2) sets. All docu. Plpestom, West Virginia"
Virginia, 25951, up to 4 o' meats shell be returned together with the name end
clock p.m. on June 7th, t984 within ten (tO) days after bid business •ddress of the In.
nt the Board of Education opening, except thee the dlvldu•4, firm or corporal.
building for three lowest bidders may Ion submitting the proposal,
ALTERATIONS & retain the documents until end shall be addressed to:
ADDITIONS to • five (S) days after the &w-
KITCHEN for the .~ erd of • contract. The Sum- Richard T. Lawrence
PIPESTEM ELEMENT. mort County Ooerd of Edu. Purchasing Director
ARY SCHOOL, PIPESTEM, cation reserves the right to Summers County Board of
WEST VIRGNIA. reject any one or more of all Education
Bid package, including dr- bidS, to waive minor Infer. P. O, Box 430
ewings end apeciflcatlons,~ moieties In any bid, and to Hlnton, WV 25951
end other pertinent docu. accept the bid If considers (304) 466 - 2580
manta needed to submit a for Its best Interest, wheth- State Wage rotes shell
proposal may be obtained by er the bid 18 low or not. apply for this project.
bidders at the Board of Ed. Proposals In duplicate May 22, 29
ucetion Building, P. O. Box shill be enclosed In • sub-
430, Hlnton, WV 25951, by stantlnJ oDeque envelope
2200 12011
2201 1201
22011 1204
220T 1207
2210 1210
2220 1220
2222 1222
2227 122"/
2228 1228
2229 1229
2230 1730
2241 1241
2242 1242
2250 12011
2~52 1232
2Z54
2258
22~
2270
2271
12,54
12S8
126,5
12N
1270
1371
LIABILITIES
Item
Common Capital Btock .....
Preferred Capital Stock
Bole Proprietorship Capital
Partnership Capital
Bonds
Notes Payable
Accounts (Vouchers) Payable___.__...._~_~.~_
Customers' Deposits
Taxes Accrued .....
Interest ACCrued.
Other Current and Accrued Liabilities__
Customers" Advances for Construction_
Other Deferred Credits
Reserve for Deprecistlon of Utility Plant~
Reserve for Amortization of Utility Plant~._~__
Acquisition Adjustments~
Reserve for Uncollectible At'Counts
Other Reserves
Contributions in Aid of Constructions._.
SE~,'EA INCOME STATEMENT
ITEM
Municipal Equity
Capital Surplus
~rned Surplus
Total
OPERATING REVENUES: r
Domes,it and Commercial Sewer Service Charges_~_...
Industrial Waste Service
Customers' Forfeited Discounts and Penalties
Miscellaneous Sewerage Revenues
Total Revenues
OPERATING EXPENSES:
Sewerage Operating Expenses
Collecting System Expense~
Pumping System EX~ffi~ " ' ...... ~,~,, ....
Treatment and D~sposal System Exp~n~mL___
Billins and Collecting Expense
Administrative and General Expense
Total Operating Expenses
DEPRECIATION EXPENSE
TAXES r
TOYAL EXPFAQSES
Net Sewer ServiCe Operating Revenues
Other Income (Interest Earned, etc.)
Gross Income
Income Deductions
Interest
Debt Discount end Expense
" "r Ot~e~ Charses to Income
Total Deductions
NET INCOME (Loss~
Reservation of Net Income
Scheduled Bond Retirement.
Safety Margin Coverage Deposits
Other Reservations of Net In¢omo
Total Reservations Of Net Income
'B~'lanee Tcaneferred tu Surplus
EARNED SURPLUS ACCOUNT
Debit ltel11~ Amouat Lira
No.
Debit balanca beginning of year.._~ a
Debit balar~ transferred from -- a • • * • *
Other debits in detaiL'_._. * * " * " *
Surplus balant~ as shown M
b-~_~ she, d
Total
I~nm as
$
1
27,4,187
2,200
3.084
13,306
33,744
50o
106.157
I
513,000
35,698
2,307
22.791
344 .oz
4.553
256,137
1
Amount
!
179.306
66
179.372
%.339
86~
36,735
1~,228
92.475
17.946
115.187
4,18
~_4N2
96.587
25,102
1.899
27.001
69,586
693586
books Of the
Thf~ Year
Amount
ii i1,1
$ 833,160
290,716
X~
19.788
31,944
34,317
~,7~2
~_~7
108~533
!
492,000
30+550
12,428
11.612
362.025
I
185.462
1,357,447
Averale
Number of Customers
e)" Cl+ulflcltilm
1.481
1
1.482
Cr~lit ttem~
Amem~
41 Credit balance beginning Of year,.--.-----.-----
42 Credit balanca transferred from._ • * a • * •
IPc,,me Account &q_ qR/~
43 Other credits in detstl, • * a • • a
44 Deficit balance as ahown on
4g Totld
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Understanding Your Body
FACTS TO HELP YOU HELP YOURSELF
Eating hurriedly can cause
you to swallow a substantial
.amount of air along with the
food. According to gastroen-
terologists- doctors who spe-
cialize in the digestive sys-
tem-this swallowed air ac-
counts for about 80 percent of
gas trapped in the digestive
tract.
Modern day foods also con-
tribute to the problem• Carbo-
nated beverages like soda and
beer quench the thirst but add
thou•and• of gas bubble• to the
digestive system. "Sugar-free"
items containing the artificial
sweetener serbitot can produce
gas and bloating. One sugar-
free mint is almost 100 percent
sorbitol. A stick of sugar-free
chewing gum may be as much
as 80 percent sorbitol.
Some popular diet• are well-
known gas producers. High-
fiber diets rich in cereals, fruits
and vegetables may produce
gas when consumed in excess.
A sudden change from a low-
-arbohydrate diet to a high-car-
bohydrate diet may also result
in excessive gas.
• Flying can be a •ourco of gas-
trointestinal discomfort. Writ-
ing for the International Medi-
cal Tribune Syndicate, Dr. Karl
Neumann explain• that dis-
comfort on long flight• may be
due to "a normal expansion of
gases in the intestinal tract re-
suiting from decreased atmos-
pheric pressure."
Anything that contributes to
• wallowing air can result in gas
accumulation. Nervous tension
shares the blame. So do habits
that increase salivation, such
as gum chewing and smoking.
To minimize discomfort from
gas, many physician• recom-
mend an over-the-counter anti-
gas preparation called
Phazyme, which contain•
simethicone. Simethicone
breaks up the frothy mass in
the stomach and intestines that
causes gas pain. Experts at
Reed & Carnrick, manufactur-
ers of Phazyme, offer the fol-
lowing dos and don'ts to help
prevent gas pain.
• DO set aside sufficient
time to sit down and properly
enjoy your meal•. Chew food
thoroughly before •wallowing.
• DO select and prepare
food with an eye to what is eas-
ily digestible.
• DON't chew gum or suck
hard candy or smoke. These
habit• contribute to •wallowing
air.
• DONq" overindulge in
carbonated beverages.
a DO, if severe gastrointes-
tinal pain• persist, see a
physician
Only female mosquitoes bite.
The largest fish ever caught by rod and reel was a white
shark that weighed over 2,500 poundsl
Elect Douglas
Democrat for
Veteran World War II
...... Retired School Principal .....
'., ++
A Full Time Delegate
For ALL of the
Father Born and
In Stmuners County
Have Lived In Summers
County Four Years
Revival Services
At the Jumping Branch Tabernacle beginning on Tuesday
evening on May Z~nd nightly through May 2"/th Sunday.
.. The servlces will start at 7:30 p.m. with special singing and
music each service.
• .Saturday evening May 26th will be a special youth night
with the service beginning at 7:00 P.M.
• .Our ~peaker will be Rev. Mark Page from Clrclevflle, Ohio.
A graduate of Clrelevllle Bible College.
.. The church and pastor, the Rev. Elms Alderman invites
~on telatt~nd?
"ALL POWER I$ VESM IN+ ANt CONMUENTLY DERIVED FROM THE PEOPLE'" ]
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Asserting your •r .t t0 vote is your only means of assuring that you have
qulallty performance m government and the peopple who represent you.there, i
Magistrate Bennett has the qual;fications the experience and ability to
serve the people of our county in accordance with the law and with- common !
sense to administer justice for the benefit' protection and security of all the
i
people. Vote for a man who has a proven record of servcce and who
i has performed the duties of both c?unty Magistrates without time off acd
I w thout complaint.
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Magistrate Bennett,
Paid for by tO re-elect
A. Galley,
E. Jack