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6-Hilaton Newsl Tues. June 19, 1979 Legal Notice• ORDER OF PUBLICATION IN PARTITION CIRCUIT COURT OF SUM- MEltS COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA BERNICE AGNES THOMAS CLARKE, .. Plaintiff, Civil Action No. 79-P-26 Vs. GEORGIA EDMONA HARRAH and THOMAS. HARRAH, her husband; DAVID ARTHUR THOMAS and ANNIE THOMAS, his wife, MARY JOAN BUCKHOLZ and WILL. IAM .BUCKHOLZ, her hus- band; VIOLET INEZ SNYDER; LEE ELDRIDGE THOMAS and OLIVIA THOMAS, his wife; JEWEL ELIZABETH PIERCE; KENNETH FLINT THOMAS: EVELYN SCHMEISER WET- ZEL; RUTH SCHMEISER; MARIE SCHMEISER WET- ZEL and ROBERT WETZEL ,her husband; BRIDGETT ALMA THOMAS; BETTY MARIE TAYLOR and WIIAf IAM TAYLOR, her husband; BILLY EDWARD THOMAS and RUTH THOMAS, his wife; BERNARD ARTHUR THOMAS; BEATRICE HELEN THOMPSON and BERNARD THOMPSON, her husband; BONNIE GAY ROY and DELMAS ROY, her husband; PHYLLIS JEAN CARTER AND THOMAS CARTER, her husband; RALPH HENRY THOMAS , and JENNY THOMAS, his wife; FRANK- LIN EUGENE THOMAS and CAROL THOMAS; his wife; ALLAN ELLIOTT THOMAS ANA THOMAS, his wife; DELLA STEEP and DONALD STEEP, her hus- band; and HERSEL OWEN THOMAS, and any and all other unknown heirs of DAVID SILAS THOMAS, deceased, Defendants, The ,ject of the above en- titled action is to partition am- ong those entitled thereto the following described lands of which the said David Silas Thomas died seized inestate: That by deed dated Sept.- ember 25, 1924, of record in Deed Book 51 at page 234, in the Office of the Clerk of the Co- unty Court of Summers Co- unty. West Virginia, conveyed tO David Silas'Thomas, being a trzer61approximately 27 acres, more or less, situated in Tal- colt District, Summers County, West Virginia. It appearing by affidavit fil- ed in this action that said Mary Joan Buekholz and William Buckholz; Violet Inez Snyder; le Eldridge Thomas and Ol- ivia Thomas; Jewel Elizabeth Pierce; Kenneth Flint Thomas; Evelyn Schmeiser Wetzel; Ruth Schmeiser; Marie Schmeiser Wetzel and Robert Wetzel; Bet. ty Marie Taylor and William Taylor; Bernard Arthur Thorn. as; Bonnie Gay Roy and Del- mas Roy; Allan Elliott Thomas and Diana Thomas; Hersel Ow- en Thomas, are nonrestdents of the state of West Virginia; that there are or may be persons other than those named above. as plaintiff and defendants who, are heirs of said David Silas Thomas and interested in said lands, whose names unknown to the plaintiff, and who are made parties to the complaint filed in this action by the general des- cription of unknown defendants ; it is ordered that each of them do serve upon David L. Zieg- ler, plaintiff's attorney, whose address is 110 James St.: Hin- ton, West Virginia, an answer or other defense to the complaint filed in this action on or be- fore July 13, 1979, otherwise judgment by default will be taken against them at any time thereafter. A copy of said com- plaint can be obtained from the undersigned Clerk at her off- ice. Entered by he clerk of said Court June 13, 1979. Edith M. Meador Clerk of Citcuit Court June 19,26, July 3 : The Cathedral of Augsburg in the Bavaria region of Ger- many has the honor of having the oldest existing stained- glass window. Depicting Bib- lical' prophets, the window dat,:s to approximately 1050 A.D. Legal Notice NOI'CE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE Legal Notice PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION OF WEST VIRGINIA CHARLESTON The undersigned Trustee, by Entered by the PUBLIC virtue of the authority vested in SERVICE COMMISSION OF him by that certain deed of trust WEST VIRGINIA, at the Cap. executed by 'Paul Trzlcak and itol in the City of Charleston on Janet M. Trzicak, his wife, to the 12th day of June, 1979. CASE the undersigned Trustee, dated NO. 79- 194- G- GI January 4, 1974, and of record in the Office of the Clerk of the COLUMBIA GAS OF WEST County Court of Summers VIRGINIA, INC., County, West Virignia, in Trust a corporation. Deed Book No. 76, page 604, In the matter of investigation which said deed of trust was of providing gas service to given to secure payment of a Edwards Housing Development certain note therein described, in the vicinity of Tn, Sum- and the said parties having mers County. defaulted in payment of said note, and the udersigned hay- Proceeding Upon the Comm- ing "been requested so to do, lssion's Own Motion. NOW, THEREFORE, I, F.W. Sawyers, will proceed to sell at WHEREAS, the Commission public auction to the highest has knowledge that Columbia bidder at the front door of the Gas of West Virginia, Inc., a Courthouse of Summers corporation, provided, under an County, West Virginia, on Fri- agreement with Billie Joe F_,d- day, July 20, 1979, at ll:00a.m, wards, doing business as Ed- of said date, the following des- wards Natural Gas Service, cribed tracts or parcels of land natural gas service to approx- situated in Green Sulphur Dist- imately 9 residents in the Ed- rict, Summers County, West wards Housing Development in Virginia: the vicinity of True, Summers FIRST TRACT: A tract con- County; and taining 28 acres, more or less, WHEREAS, the Commission adjoining the lands of John A. understands that Columbia Gas Richmond heirs and a tract of S0 of West Virginia, Inc., a cor- acres, owned by S.W. Holland, poration, may have orally ag- bounded and described as foil- reed to purchase the Edwards ows: Natural Gas Service distribut- BEGINNING at a sugar tree ion system when the system by the Sheep Branch N. 40W. 40 was completed in July, 1970; poles, N. 13 W. 128 poles to a and stake, S. 18 W. 44 poles to a WHEREAS, the Commission locust sprout, S. 61 W. 12 poles to needs to establish whether Bill- a hickory sprout, S.10 W. 12 ie Joe Edwards or Columbia poles to two dogwoods, S. 37 E. Gas of West Virginia, a cor- 30 poles to 2 sourwoods, S. 47 E. poration, is best suited to ser- 36poles to a poplar, S. 40 E. 38 ve the customers currently al- poles to lawn corner to Rich- ong the Edwards Gas Service mond's line and with same S. 80 System. E. 54 poles to the BEGINNING. IT IS, THEREFORE, ORD- There is reserved from this ERED that Columbia Gas of conveyance a right- of- way for West Virginia, Inc., a corpor- a road locally known as the ation, be, and it hereby is, made Richmond Mountain Road and respondent to this proceeding passes from the Richmond and that this matter be set for Road to the lands of V. C. Cox hearing to be held in the near an old tobacco barn, Commission's Hearing Room at SECOND TRACT: A 2 acre the Capitol in the City of Ch- tract, described as follows: arleston on the 27th day of July, Line starting at a lowe cor- 1979, at 9:30 a.m., EDST, at ner on the saw pit field on the which time and place the res- Richmond line on the Tom pondent shall appear and show Bragg Road and running down cause, if any, it can, why it the road 280 feet to a gate post should not be required to assu- on the upper side of the road, me responsibility for providing and straight over the ridge 75 gas service to residents in the feet to a hickory and thence Edwards Housing Development straight around the hill to a in the vicinity of True, Sum- hickory on the Richmond line, mers County. Any interested and follow the Richmond line parties may appear and present back to the BEGINNING, con- such evidence as may be deem- tainlng 2 acres, more or less. ed pertinent. TERMS OF SALE: Cash on IT IS FURTHER ORDERED hand on day of sale. that this proceeding be con-. Given under my hand on this solidated with the application of the 8th day of June, 1979. Billie Joe Edwards, doing bus- F.W• Sawyers ines as Edwards Natural Gas TRUSTEE Service, for a certificate of June 19,26, July 3 convenience and necessity to furnish natural gas service for domestic use in the vicinity of R ecei True, Summers County. ves IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that the Secretary of the Com- ,r egree mission give notice of this pro- ceeding as well as notice of the proceeding in Case No. 9598 to the respondent by mailing to it a Sharon L. Reed, daughter of copy of this order by United Mr. and mrs. Paul R. Reed Sr., States Certified Mail, return Talcott, W. Va., has been aw- receipt requested. arded the Master of Education IT IS FURTHER ORDERED degree from the University of that the Secretary of the Corn- Tampa. mission shall give notice of this Miss Reed is a 1973 graduate proceeding to the public • by of Concord College in Athens, publishing a copy of this order W. Va. and a 1970 graduate of once at least ten (10) days prior Talcott High School. At the to the 27th day of July, 1979, in a University'of Tampa she was newspaper published and of elected to membership in general circulation in Summers Kappa Delta Pi, a national County. education honorary. A TRUE COPY She specialized in administ- Attest: ration at the University of HOWARD M. CUNNINGHAM Tampa. Executive Secretary June 19 Legal Notice PUBLIC NOTICE OF CliANGE IN RATES NOTICE is hereby given that West Virginia Water Com- pany, a public utility, has filed with the PUBLIC SERVICE £0MMISSION OF WEST VIRGINIA, a tariff containing i"creased rates, tolls and charges for furnishing water ser- vice to 1,584 customers at Hinton District in the-County (ies) of Summers and Raleigh. The proposed increased rates and charges will become effective July 19, 1979, unless otherwise ordered by the Public Service Commission and will produce approximately $ 49,671 annually in additional revenue, an increase of 17.8 per cent. The average monthly bill for the various classes of customers will be changed as follows: ($) INCREASE INCREASE (per cent) Residential $1.44 13.07 per cent Commercial $ 7.57 23.42 per cent Industrial $ A complete copy of this tariffl as well as a represent- ative of the Company to provide any information requested concerning it, is available to all customers, prospective customers or their agents at any of the following offices of the Company: Hinton A copy of this tariff is also available for public inspect- ion at the Offices of the Secretary of the PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION at the Capitol. Anyone desiring to protest the increased rates and charges contained in this tariff should do so in writing, at least five (5) days prior to the effective date July 19, 1979. All protests should briefly state the reason for the protest and should be addressed to The Secretary, Public Service' Commission of West Virginia, . Charleston, West Virginia 25305. June 19. 26 Legal Notice ORDER OF PUBLICATION CIRCUIT COURT OF SUbtMERS COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA LOHETTA MAE HUFFMAN MEADOWS, Plain- tiff an infant, who sues by her mother and next friend, LEOTA :, • HUFFMAN SPADE V• . RONALD WAYNE MEADOWS Defendant Civil Action No. 79-C- 78 I. (The object of this suit is to obtain a divorce from the bonds of matrimony.) To the Above Named Defend- ang: It appearing by affidavit fil- ed in this action that Ronald Golfers who have played Pip- Wayne Meadows is a non- res- estem State's Championship 18- ident of the State of West Hole Golf Course in the past,. Virginia, it is hereby ordered will be pleasantly surprised that Ronald Wayne Meadows When they play their next round se._rve upon Kenneth E. Tawney, here due to the many improve- Plaintiff's attorney, whose add- ments that have been made ress is 110 James St., Hinton, since last fall by Greeuakeep-. West Virginia, an answer, in- er Hollis Caldwell. eluding any related counter Since play on the course claim or defense you may have opened March 15, golfers have to the complaint fried in this been high in their praise of its action on or before July 11, 1979. excellent condition, esp.iaUy If you fail to do so, there- the greens. Early in May, new after judgment , upon proper cart paths around the entire hearing and trial, may be taken course were expected to be against you for the relief completed. demanded in the complaint. All the wet places on the A copy of said complaint can course, that in the past caused be obtained from the under- the loss of many balls have been signed Clerk at his office• drained and grass planted. A Entered by the Clerk of said new tee for the blue markers Court June 11, 1979 has been completed and is now Edith M. Meador in use on the No. 5 hole, while a CLERK OF COURT new sand bunker has been built June 19, 26, July 3 on the right side of the fair- Legal Notice way that keeps many drives from going out of bounds. Pipestem Pipeline by John Faulconer conducted by Stable Manager. Ken Hawkey and his guides will again be one of the park's popular attractions as well as the one and two hour trail rides. The overnight trail rides are by reservation only, and start from the stables in late aft- ernoon, ending four hours lat- er on a mountain plateau opp- osite the park after fording the Bluestone River and following an old Indian trail to a 130- year-old, hand hewn log cab- in where the riders spend the night. Bunks have been built in the cabin's two rooms, and after eating their evening meal cook- ed on outdoor ovens, singing around a campfire, the riders sleep on air mattresses carr- ied by the pack horses with other supplies. Breakfast is an unforgettable experience, usually, consisting of eggs, bacon or sausage and drop biscuits cooked on the NOTICE TO CREDITORS Steps have been built to the outdoor ovens, while the fog To the Creditors and Bene- No. 5 tee, and all bare places on rising from thescenic Bluestone ficiaries of the estate of Clair the course have been seeded.  Gorge looks like a large oc- Addle Shirey, deceased: Over 25,000 rounds were play- All persons having claims ed on the course in 1978, and against the estate of the said more than 2,000 have been Clair Addle Shirey, deceased, played during the first six whether due or not, are not- weeks this year. Persons plan- ified to exhibit same with the ning to play the course this voucher thereof, legally verif- summer should always call Pro led, to the undersigned, at my Bill Robertson, phone 466- 1800, office in the City of Hinton, West in advance to be assured of Virginia, on or before the 6th starting times. day of November, 1979, other- wise, they may by law, be Rooms are still available in excluded from all benefits of the lodges at Pipetem State said estate. All beneficiaries of Park for the summer months, said estate are notified to be according to Assistant Super- present on said day to protect intendent Tom Spencer, but their interests, advanced . bookings indicate Given under my hand, this the that 1979 will be a record 12 day of June, 1979. breaking year. J.C. Wise March showed a gain for Commissioner of Accounts, room occupancy of more than Summers County, West Vir- 1,000 over 1978, and room occ- ginia June 19, 26 "West Virginia University • UII¥! [lllUilm SEilVlU ll|[ • ltlgUD'll! • YHII By Robe M. Baber ..APiliDS PLENTIFUL- Ap- hids, or plant lice as they are sometimes called, are plentiful again this year. When leaves of vegetables such as beans, bro- ccoli, and others become curled or distorted, look on the under- sides of the leaves, and you will probably find an infestation of aphids. New growth is a favorite spot for aphids to accumulate. They suck sap and cause the foli- age to curl and growth is stunted. Honeydew is a sweet sugary sap excreted by aphids, and it is attractive to ants and other insects. A black sooty mold also grows on the honey- dew and makes an unsightly mess. The insecticides Malathion and Diazinon are very effect- ive against aphids. Be sure to apply a good thorough applic- ation, and be ready to repeat in 10-14 days. Follow instructions as prescribed on the iable of insecticide container. ..POTATO LEAF HOPPERS ++Damage to potatoes by leaf hoppers is beginning to show up. upancy in April showed nearly 100 per cent increase. Sales Supervisor, Fran Ryan, reports that more than 48 bus tours, mostly senior citizens, from Michigan, Cincinnati, Maryland and Washington, D.C. have been booked to visit the park, and additional bookings are expected for the fall months. Each bus tour will bring 45 to 50 visitors. Bookings indicate that the park's overnight trail rides can as the top of Pilot Knob peeps out of the haze to res- emble a tiny island. The trail riders usually see deer, occassional turkeys, many birds and other fur bear- ing animals, so most carry cameras as they pass many visits. The return trip is made by a different route that is just as scenic as the first one. The New Virginiaus appeared recently at Pipestem• This group consists of 50 members and also includes a 10. piece orchestra. The group won wide acclaim in 1976 after two appearances on the nationally syndicated Dinah Shore Television Show, and they attract capacity audiences when they perform at pipestem Other outstanding attractions scheduled for appearances in the park's amphitheatre include the Putnam County Pickers, the "Strawhats", an outstanding Dixieland band, Mountain City Union and Southern Mountain Boys, bluegrass musical groups, Greenbrier Valley The- atre presenting "10 Little Ind- ians", a mystery play; and the musical, "Guys and Dolls", and many others. About Your Social Security People who are eligible for Medicare benefits should not wait until they get sick before they read their Medicare hand- book. The Medicare handbook is a handy little booklet that pro- vides information on all aspects of the Medicare program. It is simple, easy to read, and an- swers most of the commonly asked questions about the pro- gram. Medicare is available to people who are 65 or over,, or who have been receiving social security disability benefits for two years or more, or who are suffering from permanent kid- ney failure and need dialysis or a transplant. Medicare has two parts. Hos- pital insurance helps pay for hospital care and certain foil- Many people confuse leaf hop- ow up care after a hospital stay. Medical insurance helps pay doctor bills, outpatient hospit- al care, and for other items and services not covered by hospital insurance. Reading "Your Medicare Handbook" ahead of time helps assure that you know how the program can help you. This is important because Medicare does not cover everything and some services that are cover- ed may be covered on a lira- Red basis. You need to know what Medicare can and cannot pay for. Some people risk losing mon- ey by not taking the time to read their Medicare handbook bef- orehand. A typical example is that of Mrs. Jane Q. treated for a broken leg at a Canadian hospital while on a ski trip in per burn with blight. Leaf hopper burn shows up as brown- ing on the tips and edges of the new leaves. The leaves also become twisted and curled. The insecticides Malathion and Dia- zinon are effective in controll- ing leaf hoppers also. • .SOD WEBWORMS AND CHINCH BUGS++ Mid- June is the time to treat with in- secticides to control chinch bugs and sod webworms in lawns. Materials to use include Dursban, Diazinon, Spectrac- ide, Ethion, Trithlon, Sevin or Aspon. After applying the in- secticide, water it in. For web- worm control, it is recommend- ed that the insecticide be app- lied in late afternoon and de- lay wat-ing in until the next mol'nill. AWANA C Holds M The Bellepoint Baptist gomery, Tammy Church had its "First Annual mer, Sharon Pack, Tube Steak Dinner", June I, [iff, Lynn Turner, I 1979 in honor of the AWANA Sara Wiseman, Clubbers that completed their Gwin'n. AWANA Handbook during the Pals- Andy year. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Reedy, athan Harvey, Directors of Child Evangelism ins, and Jim Fellowship, New River Area where the speakers and a spec- irley Davis, ial slide presentation of the club Dawn Harvey, year activities was prepared Debbie Lilly, Lisa and presented by John Mann. a-rid Tonya The parents of each clubber Pioneers- Alan were also present. A very nice Mark Webb, and gift was presented to Linda Sparks 3 year Chambers, Club Director, at the .Bartis. David close of the program in app- and Janelle reciation of the outstanding con- Sparks- Bryen tribution made by her to the 'Bartgis, Shannon over all success of the club inn Bennett, during the 1975- 1979 club year. Sar/na Skidmore, Award winners for club year bar, Sammy were: inda Gwinn Meritorious- Alan Chambers, Riche Lytle, Becky Lilly. David Timothy- Alan Chambers, Sh- Miller, Pam irley Davis, Michael Houchins, ler, Krista Becky Lilly, Debbie Lilly, erie Pack. Rhonda Miller, Jim McNeer, and. Lynn Turner. Shipmates- John • Chums- Andy Chambers, Webb. and John Donna Davis, Kathy Coins, Pare Lilly, Rhonda Miller, El- izabeth McNeer, Jeanette Mont- Becky Lilly attd Alan Chambers Metorious x 48' X 72' X 96' build dooz col] n. to6p :LOts for '21p : Little 1 ;p! C largain & Stov for $1 tmti $25.00 4 wheel ¾ ton 4 or € ltinton 1  ( and ready wol or over. Northern Washington. The 66- year-old ski buff thought that Medicare did not pay for care in hospitals outside the country, so she didn't bother to submit a claim for reimbursement. Later a friend told her that there's an exception to the rule for Canadian and Mexican hos- pitals providing emergency care as the closest medical facility. Another example is that of Mr. Johnny D., who , be- cause he had few medical bills, let them pile up over three years before he submitted them for reimbursement. When he did /"de it was too late. Med- icare has time limits for sub- mitting claims. While you alw- ays have at least 15 months to submit a claim, the exact, am- ount of time you have depends on what time of the year the bill was incurred. Your Medicare handbook con- tains time frames during which bills should be submitted. It also' includes a list of services Med, icare covers and under what conditons other services are cov- ered, how to file a claim and where to send it. An index at the back of the book is a handy guide to its contents. After studying the book care- fully, you should put it where you can easily £md it. Then There's a Whispering Cam Going On About i 4 reCent s decide to ha sumn two Shelb when you need medical care you can use the handbook to find out whether it is covered. If you don't have a copy of the Medicare handbook, call your  nearest social security office AHO WE interesl team howe TI] MShes r Call 46 ["eeting, ll9. , ti We know what they re saying.., [h e, iff( "[ saw your ad in the newspaper." l ted, it gue We know because we have thou- ]d that sands of readers who turn to our [the lea-u Want Ads regularly, and not just ta lira?t, for selling! They'll buy, lease, I,these rent, hire, find...and most of all [ by dc Lns' SOt get quick, sure results through our Want Ads. Next time you're in the e held d, The: market for anythinff at all, come :leipate to the "marketplace" for getting ms f] results. Come to our Want Ads! undi Yone is 'thall or  eCall 4 ill The Hinton •  to play 1Phone 466-0005 Box 1000Hintor00,!00:t th( and have one mailed to you.