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tton N00.ws Thurs. June 7, 1979
Legal Notice
Randy S. 1 LOt Marts
Ollle "Eat" App. IA. Bal. Near Marie
vK. Etals 3.15 A. Town Hill
0.CA K00ingers Run
Donald L. Shelly
Samuel E. & Dorothy
M.
'& Melba J. W-S
, Bernard O. & Freda F.
g, Nancy
o.83A. New River Hills H.T.
6A. 20P. Bradshaw Run
5A Stinking Lick
Sec. A. LOt S Cherokee Strip
Sec. B. LOt 14 Cherokee Strip
Sec. F Lot 7 Cherokee Strip
Lot 317x310x240 Stoney Creek
1Lot lX200 Indian
House on Jean Wills Prop.
Lot 4 or S.69A Mandville Hts.
2.09A. Stinking Lick (H.T.)
4.73A. Stinking Lick
Robert & EUds
Elvin L. & Alice K.
, James R. & Phyllis W-S
collect & Delores W-S
80P Pipestem
32A. Pipestem Creek (House)
164,%. SOP. Lick Creek
2 Lots 25x80 Pie Shape P. Creek
LOt 2 Sec. B. Sun Valley Lake
17.3A. Sun Valley Lake
Lot 18-19 Set. D. Sun V. Lake
1LOt 170x218 Tallery Mr.
11A 100P. Pipestem Creek (MAn)
96 1-4 A. Pipostem Water
IA. 80P. Pipsstem
62A. Cashers Hill
LOt 5 Sec. C. Sun Valley Lake
86A. Toms Run
Lots 3-4 Sec. B. Thompson Div.
Lot 2 See. B..Pipestem (H.T. &
L Edna
Shlev Ann
W.S.
District
LOts 11-13 Sec. D. Sun Val. Lake
Lot 5 Sec. A. Sun Val. Lake
8.3,% Truck Farm E.
7A. Trtmk Farm C.
80P. Pipestem Creek
4A. 40 F. New River Hills
40A. Pipostem Waters
87A. Pipestem
Lot 40x140 Templt St.
47.1(}
14.50
3.26
"2.54
19.94
4.84
4.84
3.82
3.62
3.62
8.4e
28.65
94.73
• 13.30
SO.04
SO.
49.08
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7.
2.30
10.44
27.
16.48
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12.10
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Jumping Branch News
ue 1, the birthday Mrs. l/me Adkius, favors were
eld at the Senior .given each guest and a special
located behind gift to Mrs. Nolak Whitlock,
for Senior oldest of the guests.
in
month.
guests
seated around the
which had been
for the oeeassion.
Mrs. Eloise
Nola Whitlock,
Mrs. Arthalia
Lorene Petrey. buy-
they were served ere.
with all the Bull Calves: 83.50- 69.00.
a speclal birthday Baby, Calves: 90.00- 125.00.
Candles baked by Hogs: No. I, 40.00- 42.00; No.
The party cJused with every.
one singing "Happy Birthday
To You". Mrs. Blanche Tabor of
Forest Hill won the door prize.
Livestock
Report of livestock auction
sale held Friday June I, 1979
amounting to $13,882.96.69 head
of livestock was sold by 18
Market
2, 38.00- 39.50.
Cows: Commercial: 53,75- 55.
75; Utility: 49.50-92.90.
Heifer Calves: Good, 73.e0-
different consignors, and 20 82.00; Medium, W.00- 78.50.
: Veal Calves: Good, 83.50- M.
00; Medium, 77.0 81.00.
Cows & Civs: 480.00- 76S.00.
Sheep & Lambs: Blue, 73. 25;
Red, 70.00.
Legal Notice
SAMPLE BALLOT
GENERAL ELECTION
CITY OF HINTON, WEST VA.
TUESDAY, JUNE 12, 1979
Pursuant to the provhdom of Chapter IH, Article !, Section 6 of the Code of the
Virginia, and in accord with the General Election Laws of the Male,
prepared nnd hereby mbmJ#ed to vote.
Rot.n ! Arrtlea
Jack Ward, Jr.
Bogs/Commkb,m
IC TICKET
FOR MAYOR
(Vote for One)
W. SIMS WICKER
FOR COUNCIL
(Vote for Four)
CLYDE HENSLEY
COLEMAN L. LESLIE
RUTH PlVONT
MELVIN PLUMLEY
REPUBLICAN TICKET
FOR MAYOR
(Vote for One)
O ..............................................
FOR COUNCIL
(Vote for Four)
D ............................................
VIRGINIA
TO-WIT:
clerk, recorder of the City of
the foregoing is a
specimen of the ballot to be
Eleciton to be held Tuesday,
tepl hflco
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
OF WEST VIRGINIA
CIIARLESTON
/
Entered by the PUBLIC SERVICE COHMISSION OF WEST
VIRGINIA, at the Capitol in the City of Charleston on the
25th day of May 1979.
CASE NO. 79-140-E-42T
APPALACHIAN POR COMPANY,
a corporation.
In the matter of increesed
rates end charges.
WHEREAS, on the 27th day of April 1979, Appalachlan Power
Company, a corporetlon, tendered for filing revised tariff
sheets reflecting increased rates sad charges for furnishing
electric service in the State of West Virginia; and
WHEREAS, with its revised tariff sheets, Appalachian
Power Company has filed exhibits which are required by Rule 42
of the Rules and Requlatlons for the Cvernment of the
Construction end Filing .of Tariffs of Public Utilities and
Coon Carriers bY Motor Vehicle; a petition for immediate
rate relief requesting that the proposed increased rates and
charges become effective subject to refund on May 28, 1979,
or in the alternative, that any suspension period be limited
to no more than thirty-three (33) days .so that the proposed
rates will become effective subject to refund not later than
July 1, 1979, and further requesting that hearings on said
petition be scheduled at the earliest possible date; prepared
testimony in support of said petition; and a further petition
requesting the Commission to establish a separate proceeding
to consider the standards and concepts included in the Public
Utility Regulatory Policies Act of 1979 (PURPAi and Enrolled
Committee Substitute for H.B. 1,280 as such standards
and €oncepts relate to Appalachian's West Virqlnla operations
and further requesting that the Commission sohedule a prehearlng
• conference within sixty (60) days of April 27, 1979, so
that Appalachian, the Colssion's staff, and interested
parties may consider in detail the procedural and substantive
proceedinqt and
WHEREAS, on the 10th day Of May 1979, the City of Princeton,
Mercer County, tendered for filing a formal Protest of the City
of Princeton to the proposed rate Increase; and
IEREAS, on the 21st day of May 1979, the Coalition of
Appalachian Energy Consumers, Inc., by its West Virginia
constituent members, which joined as individual petitioners;
the Council of Senior West Virginiens; the West Virginia Citizens
Action Group; the Coalition on Legislation for the Elderly;
and United Mine Workers of America District |17 tendered for
filing a Joint Petition to Intervene in this proceeding and
further filed an Answer of Intervenora to Applicant's Petition
for Immediate Rate Relief, an Answer of Intervenors to Applicant's
Petition to Separate "H.B. 280" and "PURPA" Issues from Pending
Rate Case, and Residential Intervenors First Data Request; and
WIIEREAS, on the 24th day of May 1979, Huntington Alloys,
Inc., tendered for filing a Petition of Huntington Alloys, Inc.,
to Intervene in this proceeding.
IT IS, THEREFORE, ORDRRED that the aforesaid revised
tariff sheets be, and they hereby are, suspended and the use
of the rates and charges stated therein deferred for the maximum
statutory period of one hundred twenty (12O) days from May 28,
1979, until September 25, 1979.
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that if this case has not been
finally decided at the expiration of the aforesaid suspension
period, such rates and charges as applied for shall not be
placed in effect until the respondent has entered into a bond
with surety approved, by the Commission (which approval shall
be given bY the Chairman of the Commission Indicating same
.thereon) in the amount of $61,169,000 conditioned for refund to
the persons or parties entitled thereto of the amount of excess,
if any, plus interest at a rate later to be determined by
the Commission, al required by Chapter 24, Article 2. Section 4
of the West Virginia Code, as amended, and filed said bond with
the Secretary of the Commission.
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that Appalachian Power Company, a
corporation, be made.respondent to this proceeding and that
this matter berset for hearing to be held In the Commission's
Hearing Room at the Capitol in the City of Charleston on the
26th day of'June 1979, at 9:30 e.m., EDST, at which time and
place Appalachian Power Company shall appear and present its
direct testimony. The direct testimony shall include evidence
concerning certification of compliance with the wage and
price guidelines as established by the Council on Wage-Price
Stability on December 13, 1978.
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that at said hearing anyone interested
may appear and provide testimony and recommendations as to the
procedure to be followed by this Commission in considering the
issues set forth in the Public Utility Regulatory Policies Act
of 1978 (PURPA) and Enrolled Committee Substitute for ll.B. 1280.
Leave is hereby granted to any person or corporation to file
its petition to intervene or protest at any time prior to or on
the date of said hearing.
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that Appalachian Power Company,
a corporation, glee notice of the filing of the aforesaid tariff
changes and of the tlme and place of hearing thereon by posting
a copy of this order in a conspicuous place where bills for
electric service are paid for a period slat least fourteen (14)
days prior to the 26th day of June, 1979, for public inspection,
and by publishing a copy of this order twice in newspapers
published in each of the following Counties: Boone, Cabell,
Clay, Fayette, Greenbrler, Jackson, Hanawha, Lincoln, Logan,
Mason, McDowell, Mercer, MAngo, Monroe, Nicholas, Putnam,
Raleigh, Roast, Summers, Wayne and Wyomlnq. The first publlcatip
In each of the newspapers shall be made not less than fourteen
(14) deye prior to the 26th day of June 1979. The second
publication in each of the newspapers shall be made not less
than five (5) days prior to the 26th day of JUne 1979.
Appalachian Power Company, a corporation, shall make due return
of such publications on or before June 26, 1979.
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that the Secretary of the Commission
be, and he hereby Is, directed to serve a copy of this order
upon Appalachian Power Company, a corporation, and upon anyone
having heretofore filed a Petition to Intervene in this
proceeding, by United States Certified Hail, return receipt
requested.
A TRUE COPY ATTEST:
/s/ lloward M. Cunningham
Executive Secretary
VA News
Q- I am comddering obtain.
inga VA guaranteed home loan.
Howev, I have an outst
g education benefits overpey-
meat. Will thLg affect my obt.
ang a quaraned home loan?
A- VA now require that
education overpeymenta and
education loan dofatflts be cl-
era'eel before aRwoval of 'a
home loan.
Q..- I am a widow who no
longer receives a VA peon
because my income exceeds tho
limit ble. However, I
have beon tom the pension will
qnirod and must be provided on
VA Form 21-674, available at
any VA office.
Q- What is the present hour-
ly rate for students working
under the Vetermm Administ-
ration's work- study program?
A- VA work. study students
receive ;2.90 per hour.
Grant
ginia. Fitzpatrick of Jumping Branch subject- matter fields.
GLENN R. CUMMINGS, wish to announce the forthcom- Bulletins describing regist-
DIRECTOR ing wedding of their daughter, ration procedures and contain-
West Virginia UniversRy has May 31, June 7 Tammy Sueto Ricky Hale, son ing registration forms may be
am reeelvlng penolon fee my received a 0,690 grant from
, . of Mr. and Mrs Eugene Hale nf obtained from Dr. Jack May-
minor sen who wiU soon be l8.1 thoU.S.ArmyFatginoerWater- upen Utturch Nimitz. • o nard, assistant dean of the
ways tperiment Station for An open church weddin will College of Education at Mar- i i
research on the effects of gee- ^ be held at Jumpin Branch shall, or directly from the Nat- i l
metric de distortion on the . ten Church Wedding will be Tabernacle on June ° o7o ,t o ional Teacher Examinations, i
characteristics of submerged noidJunegthat6:30attheFirst pro. with Rev EI::"A: Educational Testing Services,
buoyant jets. Richard A. Bar- United Methodist Church for man nerformin- th- -- --^-. Box 911, [ rincdon, N.J. 08541. i
Jura, professor of meelumical Judith Irene Steele and Royce Reception will be held on the June 28 On the spot regis- ;I
,-- . . e cere ...... y. The deadline for registralion is
engineering and mechanics, is Jackson Brown. lawn of the bride's parents .... • ". " L.. i
Ill charge of the IEoject. trauons is not permiues, l
I
i,
June 12, 1979. stop u of hb lath birthday. Is
Uds tme?
A- Your son my continue to
Given under my hand this the 24th day of May receive VA pension until his
1979.
Janet L. Rush-Clerk-Recorder rd birthday if' he remain'
City of Hinton sgle and eurolled L5 an app
reved uchee. Verification is re-
Legal Notice
PUB.00000000WCE Peterstown Area News
COMMISSION
OF WEST VIRGINIA
CHARLESTON Local Student selected For Eur- Mr. and Mrs. Dean Ram-
Entered by the PUBLIC opean Concert Tour sey and daughter Jacyln of
SERVICE COMMISSION OF Newport News, Virginia, visited
Tammie Faris, daughter of with his parents, Mr. and Mrs
WESTVIRGINIA, at the Cap- Mr. and Mrs. Harry R. Faris of James Ramsey and sisters.
itol in the City of Charleston on Ballard, W.Va. has been select- Kathy, and Mr. and Mrs. Terry
,the 9th day of May, 1979. ed to participate in the Am- Kornegay.
GENERAL ORDER NO. 184.2 (
Electric) erica's Youth in Concert" 1979
GENERAL ORDER NO. 185.2 program sponsored by the Mrs. Lillie Powell underwent
(Gas) Universal Academy for Music, major surgery at the Princeton
GENERAL ORDER NO. 187.2 " Princeton, New Jersey. The Hospital the past week.
(Telephone) Par"
GENERAL ORDER NO. 188.1 pose of the program is to dem- Celebrates Birthday
(Water) onstrate internationally the Brandon Garrett Brown, son
high quality and fee character of mr. and Mrs. Gary Brown of
of America's Youth while en- Peterstown, celebrated his first
In the matter of revision of
The rules governing termin- riching and expanding the mus- birthday May 21st. Brandon is
ation ical and cultured horizons of the the grandson of Mr. and Mrs.
of utility services, young musician. Mason Lilly of Peterstown and
Students from each state are Mr. and Mrs. Clendal Brown of
FURTHER ORDER selected for "America's Youth Bozoo, W. V.
in Concert" by individual cud-
WHEREAS, by order ent- ition. There will be a perfor- Seneca Trail Garden Club
ed herein on the 24th day of mance at New York City's Seneca Trail Garden Club
April, 1979, the Commission prestigious Carnegie Hall prior held their annual luncheon in
issued a proposed rule govern- to departure for Europe. Stud- the Fellowship Hall of the Pet-
ing the termination of utility ents will concertize in London, erstown Baptist Church. Thc
services in the State of West Paris, Geneva, Innsbruck, ven- tables were beautifully decorat
Virginia, and scheduled a pub- ice, Florence and Rome. ed in gold and white with gold
Tamie started singing about flower arrangements. A gold
lic hearing June 14, 1979 in the
six years ago, with the influ- marigold plant for each mere
matter of revising the rules
ence and encouragement of her ber and guest, honoring West
governing terminaiton of tele-
father. She has performed with Virginia Garden Clubs Inc.
phone utility services; and
WHEREAS, on the 7th day of many hands including "Horizon Golden Anniversary for 1979-
" a band under the manage- 1980, by the President, mrs.
May, 1979, the Commission re.
sent of H I T Attractions, a Hubert Buffer. The busmess
coived a communication from
the West Virginia Telephone booking agency in North Carol- session was presided over by
ina. This allowed her to tray- the out- going president, Mrs.
Association requesting a resch- el through most of the south Hubert Butler. New nlembers
eduling of the June 14, 1979
hearing, eastern states, wer welcomed, Mrs. Edith
UPON CONSIDERATION Tammie, has also performed Green, Mrs Mary Rarj, Mrs.
WHEREOF the Commission is on the WHIS TV Telerama for Mildred Marion, Mrs. Jean Per-
of the opinion that the request of the past five years, terfield, and Mrs. Glenda Ed-
Among the awards she has ens. Two new members were
the West Virginia Telephone
Association should be granted, received was, recognition to unable to attend, Mrs. Annie [
IT IS, THEREFORE, ORD- appear in Who's Who in Music Porterfield and Mrs. Stafford
for her outstanding accompl- Dan. Officers for the susu-
ERED that the June 14, 1979
hearing in the matter of revis- ishing in music. She also re- ing two years were installed by i
ceived an award for outstanding mrs. Hiram Dove; President
ions of rules governing term- vocalist in her high school choir. Mrs. Oscar Spangler; 1st vice
ination of telephone utility ser-
Tammie, a senior at Peter- president, Mrs. Martin Hay-
vices be and the same hereby is stows High School is a member duk; 2nd vice- president, Mrs.
cancelled.
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED of the National Honor Society Ronald Worrell; secretary,
that the matter of revision of the and one of the senior class Top Mrs. James White; treasurer,
rules governing termination of Ten. Mrs. Oma Buddy Lively.
telephone utility services be set Each new officer and Mrs.
for hearing to be held in the Personals Annie B. Miller (First Lady of
Commission's Hearing Room at Miss Dawn Noble, is recup-: Monroe County) were given a
the Capitol in the City of Char- erating at her home after hav- Gold Corsage by the out-going
leston on the 25th day of Junel ing the misfortune of breaking president, re. Hubert Buffer,
1979,atg:30a.m.,EDST. Atthat her leg, in a bicycle accident, who also passed the gavel and
time and place anyone may She is the daughter of mrs. Presidents Pin to Mrs. Spangl-
appear and make such object- Rbonda Noble and Tony Nobel er, President. Mrs. Spangler
ion to the proposed rule as may of Peterstown, W.Va. made an acceptance speech and
be considered proper, l.eve is talked of plans for the term of
Mr. and Mrs. Osby Harvey her office.
hereby granted to anyone in-
terested to file comments in and daughter, Drema, and Mr. Announcement of the Pres-
and Mrs. Bobby Harvey and idents workshop June 5th to :
support of or opposition to such
proposed rule with the children have returned after held at Glenwocd Park was
several days vacationing and made ....
Commission;at any time on or
before the 28th day of May, 1979. fishing at Naga Heads, N.C. AARP HOLDS POTI,U('K
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED Mr. and Mrs. Dermis Sibold LUNCHEON
that the Executive Secretary of returned home on Wednesday The Peterstown AARP met at i
the Public Service Commission after visiting several days with the Peterstown Methodist Ch-
ef West Virginia give notice of their daughter, and sen-in-law, urch for a potluck lunchco for
the rescheduled hearing on the Mary Ann and Jackie White at their May meeting.
proposed rules for telephone Prince George, Virginia. Following the luncheon, the
utilities by certified marl, re- business session w cali, .i o
turn receipt requested, to each Mr. Theodore Buckland und- order by the president mr:
telephone utility under the jur- erwent major surgery at Robert Larew, with the..e,!in?
isdiction of the West Virginia Princeton Community Hospital opening with prayer by ,mnie
Public Service Commission, to Princeton, W. Va. on Wednes- Broyles. Two members, ilrs
the Coalition on Legislation for day. He will remain a pat- Mildred Dickson and Mrs ltuth
the Elderly and the Council of " lent there for several days, Broyles, were honored wih the
Senior West Virginians, petit- before returning home. singing of Happy Birthday, lhey
loners in Case No. 9579, to the recently celebrated a birthday.
Attorney General and to the It was announced the Seaior
Secretary of State. The Secret- Mr. Harvey Bouldin was. a Camp would be August 27 28-29
ary of the Commission shall patient several days in the at Camp Anthony.
cause a copy of this order to be Princeton Community Hospital, The June meeting will Ix hehl
published in newspapers pub- Princeton, W. Va. for observ- at the Peterstown Park "A
lisb)ed in each County of this ation and treatment. Picnic " to be a 12 o'clocl, the
State, once a weekprior to June 4th Tuesday, everyone is asked
25, 1979. Mr. W.O. "Dink" Bivens of to be responsible for their pl-
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED Ballard underwent surgery at ates and silverware, bring them
that the Commission's order the Princeton Community Hos- with you, they will not be fur
entered herein on the 24th day of pital on Thursday, and will nished.
April, 1979, in all other res- remain a patient there for a few Twenty-one members and
pacts, remains in full force and days. He will return home Sat- five visitors enjoyed the prog
effect, urday, ram, presxented by Miss lea
A TRUE COPY TESTE: Burgess, who showed the re-
Howard M. Cunningham Mrs. Terry (Nancy) Korne- maining slides she had takea o,
Executive Secretary gay returned to her home after her trip to [he Holy Land, which
May 17, 24, 31, June 7, 14, 21 being a patient in the Giles was enjoyed by everyone
Memorial Hospital, Pearisburg,
Virginia, for several days for
L0pl No,co treatment and o___bservation. NTE To
LEGAL NO1CE OF STATE Mr" and Mrs" OsbY Harvey' B Gi
PURCHASING and daughter Drema, and Mr. e ven
Jim Watts of Covington, Vir-
The State of West Virginia ginia attended a piano recital in The National Teacher Exam-
Purchasing Division will accept Roanoke, Virginia on Sunday, in inations (NTE) will be given at
sealed bids unti12 : 30 PM 6-14- 79 which their granddaughter, Marshall University on July 21.
on File 43 for DNR on Reqn. No. Susan Dunn participated in. Scores from the examinations
3567 for: are used by states for certif-
To furnish all equipment, Guests of mr. andMrs. Terry ication of teachers, by school
labor and material necessary Kornegay had as their guests systems for selection and id-
for maintenance of heating and over the weekend his parents entificaiton of leadership qualit-
cooling temperature controls, and also hie brother, Mr and ies, and by colleges as part of
No bid will be considered unless Mrs. Fred Kornegay, Mr. andl their graduatin requiremem.
submitted on forms prescribed Mrs. Jerry Kornegay all of Educational Testing service,
by and available from the Newport News, Virginia. which prepares and admimst-
Purchasing Division, Depart- ers the tests, says they are
ment of Finance & Administ- E ngagem ent designed to measure knowledge
ration, Room W- 130, Capitol gained from professional and
Building, Charleston, West Vir- June 9 Mr. and Mrs. James ' general educaiton and iri 21 i