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b ,! !. Project ,Completed Pictured left to right: Andrea Mansfield, Heather Meadows, Jennifer Adkins and Donna Adkins. Pictured James Kincaid and Shawn Leedom The Summers Street mini park Summers County High School has undergone some changewitkin- adopted the park as their ,the lt month. :Te Jofr, West, gotmtseice :rojeot this Virginia Graduates students at spr!ng, The Family Resource Tues. June 15. 1999 Hinton New= - 7 Center's Y.E.S. Project, led by Amy Richmond, initially began the park cleanup in 1997 and the JWVG students desired to continue the improvements. Valerie Pack, JWVG specialist, and sixteen of her students volunteered for two weeks to beautify the park. They began collecting and disposing of 26 bags of garbage and various pieces of debris from the area. They painted the basketball court fence and playground equipment as well as mulching and planting flowers throughout the park. The students erected a fence to shield younger children from a steep incline, trimmed excessive branches, cleared poison ivy and repaired equipment as needed. Brian Boyle, Youth Activities Director for the Child Advocate Center, was inspired by the volunteerism and has spearheaded a group to repaint the basketball court and place a barbecue grill at the park. The JWVG students who participated in the cleanup were: Michael Kesner, Donna Adkins, Jennifer Adkins, Kevin Adkins, Scott Burnett, Scott Garten, John Grimmett, Melissa Hicks, Meliesa Huffman, James Kincaid, Shawn Leedom, Andrea Mansfield, Heather Meadows, Charles Ward, Troy Williams and Donnie Zimmerman. Valerie and her students would like to thank many others who assisted in this project, including Mayor Leslie and the City Council for allotting $750.00 for the cleanup and Cindy Cooper, who managed the business aspect. They appreciate the Hinton City Street Department, comprised of Ralph Trout, Elvin Wynes, Donald Adkins, Mike Ward, Bobby Parker and Ed Thomas, for donating their tools and disposing of the waste generated by the clean- up. They would also like to thank Floyd Tidkle for donating the mulch, Norman Farley and Jim Bob Lilly for lending their tools and Richard Mansfield for donating the sand. The project could not have been completed without the help of two Summers County citizens, William Kesner and Tim O'Farrell. They volunteered several days to assist the students by donating supplies, loading tools, transporting equipment and sarong a# fDremext, of the project. The mini park clean up was definitely a community effort lllllllllllll I and an exemplary act of volunteerism from all those who were involved. Sadly, the mini park has already experienced some vandalism and the JWVG students would like to appeal to the residents of Summers County to take pride in their community. They ask that residents help keep the park and the rest of Summers County pleasing to the eye, spirit and senses. NOTICE ' WHEELER PENNINGTON DESCENDANTS REUNION The fifth annual reunion of Wheeler Pennington descendants will be held on Saturday, June 26th, 1999 at the Woodland Park, Rich Creek, Virginia. There will be live entertainment again. All Wheeler Pennington descendants and their families are invited to attend this important reunion of Penningtons and related families. Please come and meet your cousins. Bring some food. Coffee and soft drinks will be provided. Recommended arrival time, any time after 10:00 AM. Plan to stay as long as you wish. For additional information call or write to Art Pennington, 594 Forestway, Buffalo Grove, Illinois 60089, (847) 778-0753. MEETING Alcoholics Anonymous meetings Tues., Thurs. and Sat. at 8:00 P.M. at Ascension Episcopal Church, corner of 5th. and Temple Street. GOSPEL SINGING Gospel singing will be held at Mary Jane Church on Streeter Road June 26th. at 7:00. Guest singers will be: The Barley Trio, Hilda Perry, Happy Travelers. Everyone is welcome, Pastor Larry Bolen. MEETING All members of the Second Baptist Church (James St.) are asked to be present on Tuesday at 4 o'clock at the church for an important meeting. I HArCC BOARD MItT--ING The Hinton Area Community Center's Board of Directors meet on the second Tuesday of every month at 5:30pro at the Community Center, 310 Second Ave. All meetings are open to the public. WEIKLE REUNION The Weikle Reunion is on June 27th., at Paul Weikle home on the Knobs Road. Dinner is at 2:00 p. m. Please bring a covered dish. Everyone is welcome. For more information call 772-3287 or 466- 3682. Now Open I I Fat Boy's Garage Located 8 miles from Hinton on Tug Creek Road in Franklin Richmond's old Garage. ff it's broke! We '11 fix it! Open Monday thru Saturday 8:00 a. m. until??? Owned and Operated by Ron Bennett Call 466-0411 II I I P 0 Box 90 Pence Springs, WV 24962-0090 Ph: (304) 445-26061 1-800-826-1829 E-Mail: pencehotel@newwave.net The Pence Springs Hotel would like to invite you to join us for our annual all-u-can eat Sunday Brunch, every Sunday, Memorial Day through October. Served in the tradition of the Hunt Country, and in the relaxed atmosphere of the Grand Hotel, you can treat your family to home-style country cooking with our own garden vegetables, fresh-baked bread and our famous home-made dessert bar (which includes diabetic desserts). Sewed 11:00 am - 3:00 pm. Cost is $8.95 per person - children under 12 - 1/2 price. Tax, Tip and Beverage are not included. Call 304- 445-26p6 for more information or reservations. Holiday buffet's differ,  ..... PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION OF WEST VIRGINIA CASE NO, 99-0409-E-GI APPALACHIAN POWER COMPANY, dlb/a AMERICAN ELECTRIC POWER In the matter of rates and charges. PUBLIC NOTICE The Public Service Commission is currently reviewing the rates and charges of Appalachian Power Company doing business as Amencon Electric Power (APCO o Company). APCO has filed documents which indicate that its rates and charges should be increased by $16.9 million, or 2.83%, Commencing January 1, 20O0, the impact on various customer classes f(x base, ENEC, and total rates is as follows: CLASS OF CUSTOMER RESIOENTtAL COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL STREET & OK) LIGHT. CHANGES IN AVERAGE MONTHLY BILL PERCENTAGE CHANGE BASE NET BASE NET RATE ENEC INCREASE/ RATE ENEC INCREASE/ INCREASE   INCREASE  $ 6.45 ($ 2.98) $ 5 47 14.31% (5,05%) 9.26% $ 9,72 ($12.14) ($ 242) 4.41% (5.51%) (1.10%) $ 2278.36 ($ 4444.64) ($ 216628) 338% (6.59%) (3.21%) $0.86 ($0.15) $071 10.79% {188%) 891% The Company's proposal ircludes a phase out of interclass subsidies resung in subsequent interclass rate adjustments effective January 1, 2001, and Jacuan/1, 2002. The phase t results in no additional increase in the Company's overall revenues above the $169 million increase requested. However, the rates and charges tO  venous customer classes .odd be  as follows: SECOND YEAR NET PERCENT THIRD YEAR NET PERCENT NET INCREASE/ INCREASE/ NET INCREASE/ INCREASE/ CLASS OF CUSTOMER    (CRSE) RESfDENTIAL $ 3.27 5,07% $ 3.44 5.08% COMMERCIAL ($ 9.74) (4.47%) ($10,06) (4.83%) INDUSTRIAL ($ 2807,42) (4.30%) ($ 3006.53) (4.81%) STREET & OK) LIGHT. $ 0.17 1.96% $0.21 2,37% The klowing are  's proposed rates under venous tariffs, effective January 1, 2000: P,S.C.W.VA TARIFF NO. 11 SCHEDULE R.S. (Residentl Service) MONTHLY RATE (Schedule Codes 011,014, 015, 018, 051) Customer Charge ................. $ 60olmonth Energy Charge: First 500 KWH .................. 5,879€/KWH Over 500 KWH ............. 4,057¢KWH SCHEDULE R.S..Li.-T.O.D. (RnklentU¢ Load Mmamnt Tim-of.Oay BecVlc Service Schedule) Schedule has been eliminated. Customers mceiin9  tunder wilt be. served under Schedule R.S.-T.O.D. SCHEDULE R.$..T.O.D MONTHLY RATE (Schedule Codes 030,032) Customer Charge ................ $12.75/menth Energy All KWH during the on-.peak billing pehed....8.705€KWH Ni  dng the oCpek billing piod....2.026€KWH SCHEDULE S.W.S. kff)NTHLY RATE (Schedule Code 222} Customer  .............. $10.0o/mo Energy Charge First 7,0(X .............. 5.768€/KWH All over 7,000KWH ........ 4, €KWH SCHEDULE S.$. MONTHLY RATE Demm EnerW 634,636 Saconda 3.30 3.597 1500 635 Prtma 2.27 3.496 5000 ATHLETIC FIELD LIGHTING MONTHLY RATE Energy Customer m Se  Crge 696 Prima 5,149 25.0O LE $.G.$. (1 em sme) MONTHLY RATE (Schedule Codu 231,234,281) am ............. $10,0o/monm Energy Charge ................. 4,705/KWH LOAD MANAGEMENT TIME-OF-DAY PROVISION MONTHLY RATE (Schedule Code 225) Customer Charge ............ $12.751mon', Energy Charge All KWH during the on pe hours ........ 7.941€KW1"1 All KWH dudng the olf..peak hours ........ 2.028€KWH OPTIONAL UNMETERED SERVICE PROVISION MONTHLY RATE (Schedule Co0e 213) Customer Charge .......... $ 8.2fme,'W4 Energy Charge All KWH ..................... $ 4.709C/KWH MONTHLY RATE SCHEDULE ILG.S. (Um Genend Service) Off.e Demand Demand Ener0y custonw Scu s Charge CW cge cw 215 Secondary 3.51 1.60 4,005 11,50 217 Primary 2.49 1.04 3.893 30.00 219 Suansmission 1.14 0.31 3.812 50.0O Trmsmission 0.75 0. 3357 50.0O Reactive Demand Chae foe each KVAR of k (x I maclke. 'rl|d in exss of 50% of the KW  den,Ind....$ 0.62./KV. (Appico|e to Oustons 0O0 KW or er) ATHLETIC FIELD LiOHTING MONTHLY RATE Energy cuslomer Schule Servia Charge Came 214 Primary 5.149 2£00 $CJtEBIJLE G.S.-T.O.O, MONTHLY RATE On-I O Energy Energy , C4mmn SchedVe Se Cheme Charge 229 . 8.103 Prirna 7.556 1.933 31.10 MONTHLY RATE SCHEDULE LO.$, (Large General Service) Off.Peak / Excess Demand Demaccl Energy Customer Schedule Service Charge Charge Charge Charge 380 Secondary 7.26 2.37 2.906 25.0O 381 Primary 613 164 2.826 125.00 382 Subtrsmn 465 0.45 2767 125.00 Transmsn 422 042 2726 12500 Reactive Demand Charge for eac KVAR of leading or lagging reactive derr in excess of 50% of the KW metered mand..,.$ 0.62JKVAR (Applicable to customers 300KW or greater) MONTHLY RATE Schedule Service C,e._.Js 386 Secondary 387 Primary 388 Subtrsmn 389 Transmsn SCHEDULE LC.P (Large Capacity Power S,Ace) Off-Peak Excess Demand Demand Energy Customer Charge Charge Charge Charge (Kw) (sv) (€KWH) 710 2.75 2576 100,00 5.96 1.79 2.504 32500 4.50 0,53 2452 32500 4,07 0.49 2.416 32500 Reactive Demand Charge for each KVAR of Isling of lagging reactive emaxl in excess of 50% of the KW metered demand....$ 0.62/KVAR MONTHLY RATE Schedule Service 327 Seconda 322 Pnmery 323 SuO 324 Trardwn SCHEDULE I.P. (Industrkd Power Service) Off.Peak Excess Demand Demand Energy Customer Charge Charge Charge Charge 11.69 4.23 t.610 10000 10.42 2.75 1.505 32500 8.61 0.81 1,534 325.00 8.31 0175 1.511 32500 1 Dennd Charge kx each KVAR of luding o ta0ging reactive demand m excess of 50% of the KW mewed dernand...$ 0.62/KVAR SCHEDULE O.L, MONTHLY RATE A Ovhad t.d Swv RIPer Schedule .p. tamp co  Lumen  093 175 7.0O0 Merou/Vapor 920 096 250 • 11.0O0 Mecwy Val 12.20 095 400 21,0O0  Vapor 14,75 094 100 9,500 High Pressure Sodium 805 097 200 22,000 High Pressure Sodium 11,60 0g 400 50,00O High Pressure Soum 14.45 107 250 25,000 High Pressure Sum 13.20 109 400 50,0o0 t.h Prmsum Sodium 17.10 175 10,800  l.k  11,55 116 400 211.8(]0 Mini  FIoodtl0M 16.95 131 1,00o 88,000 Metal Hide Roudlighi 3610 e. Ft-TOP Ught Stoke Rae Per Scd ,qx=. Uwp O99 175 7.O00 Mercury Vapor 10.40 106 70 5,800 High Pmmre Sodium 12.25 111 100 9,500 High Pressure Sodium 12,60 IS0 6.0 High Pr=m Sium 20.O5 103 250 25,000  P.m, um ,%¢Wum 32,90 104 400 50.000 Hi@ Preure Sodwm 36.3,5 175 10,60O Metal I Flool 20.25 105 400 28.800 Metal  FIoudht 34.60 130 1,000 88,0(X) MeWl f-lelk Floodli0M 52,110 ii i i i i SCHEDULE S.L MONTHLY RATE A Ovm'hml Swvl¢e on Wood Dlqtmtlon Pok Cost of Facilities Approx. Rate Per Lamp Included in Rates Lume..__n Uonm($} Mercury Vapor 1oo 3.500 4.35 175 7 0O0 5,55 195 0O 250 1100O 635 400 21000 7.85 21800 1.0O0 58.005 1380 High Preszure S(lkm 70 5,8(X) 550 24600 100 9,500 560 23300 150 16000 620 23400 200 22000 7.15 25600 400 ,000 940 28200 6. Smrvlce on Sp MARId, ConcrWl, Omementel PolN or Wood Poil Serial from Underground [ltrlbuUon Cost of Facility,; Arox. Rate Pet Lam ked in s Merc, ry Vapor 175 7,000 1075 567 0O 400 21.000 13.65 631 0O Mercu/Vapor Post Top 175 7.0O0 6.15 30500 High Prmure Sodium 70 5,800 10.40 61800 100 9.50O 10 75 616 0O 150 16,0O0 11 50 6280O 200 22,0O0 12.70 65800 400 50.005 1625 74300 HI Pmum $o¢llum Pezt Top t00 9.500 495 35700 C. Enwlly and Minor M|tntenenc Cot of Vacditles Approx Rate Per Mercury Vapor 175 7.00O 3.70 250 11.oo0 450 400 21,0O0 560 High Pressure Sodium 70 5.800 2.15 10o 9,500 255 150 16.0O0 31o 200 220O0 36.5 250 27.0O0 4.20 4OO ,ooo 5,OO IJ4EDULE AF.$. (NzJmm Feed evtce) MONTHLY RATE In acoitlon to dl monlty ct for the 's tl¢ jHine al ermin und the riae zcJme. e cumer st iy the foilen 9 capacity reeamn ctwe: Swv Oen C'ge conax 336 pnmy 1.91 effl:tlve dgte d the rev tlnff sl pay. in km of 11 Oen'n a  SCSVL COWS CHARGES FOR SPECIAL FACILITIES ,S PMm .......... $2. MONTHLY PAYMENTS FOR ENERGY DEUVERIES Or.  KW.L, ,.I 57 Any illOn v tinl1lne m I  sheuM Ige '1 al rion w the    14. 1999. AnylNlCm mling IOlOlmt I rMt chenge er  other €omment |dukl ® so on or bettm July 14, 1999. The rates imblished are tle riS pmpmed b,/the  il am su0i4¢llo  by |he Convni, in the fom o elther m N,,cmme or decmme. The Comnssn co mo modify the  or    .      of the potbil of Commim medlficio of  ram when 0m:iein9 whfw or no( m . Any polm, m" meon Io mWven ould   m   Exeouliv SectiW, P.O, Bo 812, Clo, WV 25323. F  Cle No, 99-O.GL iiii i i i i| ii II I I II ii i i I