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- Hinton News Tues. July 5. 2016
LEGAL NOTICE
Notice of Administration to
Creditors, Distributors &
Legatee
Notice is hereby given that the following estate(s)
have been opened for probate in the Summers
Piduciay‘s Office at P. 0. Box 97, Hinton, WV 25951-
0097. Any person seeking to impeach or establish a
will must make a complaint in accordance with the
provisions of West Virginia Code 41-5-11 through 13.
Any Interested person objecting to the qualifications
of the personal representative or the venue or
jurisdiction of the court, shall file written notice of an
objection with the County Commission through the
Summers Fiduciary’s Office at the addres above within
60 days afler the date of the first publication or within
30 days of the service of the notice whichever is later.
If an objection is not filed timely the objection is forever
boned. Any person interested in filing claims agianst
an estate must file them in accordance with West
Virginia Code 44-2 or 44—3A. Settlement of the estate“)
01’ the following named decedent(s) will proceed
without reference to a fiduciary commissioner unless
within 60 days from the first publication of this notice
a reference is requested by a party of interest or an
unpaid creditor files a claim and good cause is shown
to support reference to a fiduciary commissioner
First Publication Date: ’lhesday, July 5, 2016
Claim Deadline Date: Saturday, September 3. 2016
Appointment. Date 03/03/2016
Estate of: Constance Rey 'Iblbert
Administrator: Charles R Merriam Jr
304 Wenonah Ave
Peaisburg WV 24 134
Appointment Date 04/29/2016
Estate 0f: William P Matthews
Executrix: Cleo P Matthews
414 Greenbrier Drive
Hinton, WV 25951-2540
Appointment Date 06/01/2016
Estate 0f: George M Givens Jr.
Executrix: Donna L Baker
HC 85 Box 307
Jumping Branch WV 25969
Appointment Date 06/02/2016
Estate 0f: James Clyde Grimmett
Executor: David Wayne Grimmett
330 Masters Drive
Kearneysville, WV 25403
Appointment Date 06/02/2016
Estate of: Martha Carrol Maddy
Executor: Nancy C Hanlon
8 Seminole Rd
Huntington WV 25705
Appointment Date 06/02/2016
Estate Of: James A Harrah
Executrix: Emma E Harrah
Po Box 75
Jumping Branch WV 25969
Appointment Date 06m7/2016
Estate Of: Margaret Maxine Meador
Executrix: Ama Jean Meador Cadle
927 Norwood Ave
High Point NC 27262
Appointment Date 06/21/2016
Estate of: William E Rogers
Executor: William E Rogers Jr. ‘
6104 Lawn Ave
Clavland 0h 44102
Appointment Date 06/22/2016
Estate of.’ George Elton Simmons
Ancillary Administrator GI‘A:
Elise A Keaton
110 James St
Hinton WV 25951
Subscribed and sworn to before me on 06/30 [2016
Donald R Bahsam Jr
Fiduciary Supervisor of Summers County
HN July 5, 12
LEGAL NOTICE
Public Service Commission of
west Virginia Charleston
Case No. 16-0550-W-P
West Virginia-American Water Company, a public
utility, Charleston, West Virginia. Petition for approval
of a 2017 Infrastructure Replacement Program
Surcharge Mechanism
Notice of Filing
OnApril 29, 2016, West Virginia-American Water
Company (WVAWC or Company) filed an application
for approval of a 2017 infrastructure replacement
program (IRP) surcharge mechanism pursuant to
Commission direction stated in a Commission Order
issued February 24, 2016, resolving the Company201§
I Arts And Crafts Can lp Clldren
he».
Learn Important Skills
(NAPS)-——Whether it is with fin-
ger paint, chalk, crayons or con-
struction paper, children love craft-
ing and creating their own special
works of art. Not only are crafts an
enjoyable activity for children, sim-
ple crafting can also help children
learn important skills that affect
their overall development and is a ’
way through which parents can
observe their children’s develop-
mental progress to make sure they
are school ready. It’s important for
parents to be in tune with their
child’s development during their
early years because the first five
years of life lay the foundation for
a child’s long-term success.
That’s why Easter Seals, the
nation’s largest nonprofit provider
of early intervention services, and
A.C. Moore, a specialty arts and
crafts company, have teamed up
for their annual Crafting A Better
World For All Kids campaign from
now through September 15th at
the retailer’s 140 stores nation-
wide.
Responding To A Need
There is a lot to think about
when it comes to a child’s develop—
ment. Even the most attentive
parents may struggle to find the
information they need to be sure
their youngchild’s health, well-
ness and learning are on track.
To ensure that all children are
set up for success when they enter
school, Easter Seals’ Make the
First Five Count® initiative offers
free online screenings and pro-
vides thousands of children access
to the services they need to make
sure they are_reaching their full
Parents can monitor their child's
development through an online
screening tool—and help chil-
dren learn important skills!
potential. Easter Seals is a leading
provider of early childhood devel-
opmental services and provides
education, outreach and advocacy
so that children living with autism
spectrum disorder and other dis-
abilities can live, learn and play in-
their communities.
Every Child Deserves
A Bright Future
It’s important for parents to
observe their child’s progress and
remember that each child is
unique and develops at his or her
own pace. Developmental screen—
ings are an important tool in help-
ing to identify the specific skills
each child needs to succeed.
Parents' can monitor their
child’s milestones by taking the
Ages Stages Questionnaires® at
www.casterseals.com/asq. It’s a
free, comprehensive screening tool
to help guide parents through
their child’s developmental years.
Learn More
You can find additional facts
and ideas at www.casterseals.com
and www.acmoore.com.
***
In] general, mankind, since the improvement of cookery, eats twice
as much as nature-requires.
-—Benjamin Franklin
***
Soft Drinks And Orthodontics: A Recipe For Disaster I
(NAPS)—Many people don’t
know that soft drinks—even diet
soft drinks, sports and energy
drinks, and fruit drinks—contain
acids, which can be especially
troublesome for people inorthm -:
9399910115,, . Zlm‘lfirmviéi ‘ l '
W54 dontic treatment. The American
' this "application, WVAWC proposiis to
implement an IRP, under which it would invest
approximately $32.5 million for infrastructure
replacement and system upgrades in 2016 and 2017.
The IR? is proposed to include the replacement of
transmission and distribution mains, valves, hydrants,
and services. In the future, the Company proposes that
the IRP include additional categories of utility plant
replacements, improvements, and extensions of
service. The project rates: proposed for 2016 and 2017
are identified in the application, which is on file and
available for public inspection at the Commission '
offices at 201 Brooks Street, Charleston, West Virginia.
WVch proposed to recover costs associated with the
investments through a surcharge on customer bills,
calculated as a percentage of the total monthly bill for
service (comprised of both the minimum meter charge
and the volumetric rate component). WVAWC projects
that if the [RP and surcharge are approved as
requested. then the average monthly bill for its various
classes of customers will be changed on January 1,
i 2017 as follows:
Slncrease Increase AVERAGE USAGE
Residential 3 0.89 1.90% 3,204 gallons per month
Commercial 3 4.67, 1.90%, 16,702 gallons per
month
Industrial $ 95.52, 1.90%, 605,167 gallons per
month
Resale $217.54, 1.90%, 1,601,287 gallons per
month
The increases shown above are based on averages
of all customers in the indicated class Each class may
receive an increase greater or less than stated here.
Individual customers may received increases that are
greater or less than average. Anyone desiring to
intervene should file a written petition to intervene
within 30 days following the date of this publication
unless otherwise modified by Commission order. All
petitions to intervene should briefly state the reason
for the petition to intervene and comply with the rules
on intervention set forth in the Commission Rules of
Practice and Procedure. The Commission will receive
public comments throughout the time period that this
case is pending. All written comments and petitions
to intervene should state the case name and number
and be addressed to Ingrid Ferrell, Executive
Secretary, PO. Box 812, Charleston, West Virginia
25323. Public comments may also be filed online at
http://www.psc.state.wv.us/scripts/
onlinecomments/default.cfm by clicking the "Formal
Cue” link. In the absence of substantial protest to
this application, a hearing may be waived and the
Commission may issue a formal order. If a hearing is
scheduled. the Commission will require future
publication of a notice of hearing.
HN July 5
BOOK AVAILABLE
Summers County One-Room
School Books Available The One-
Room Schools book, published by the
Summers County Historical Society
and based on the research of former
Superintendent of Schools Charles
Saunders, is available at the
following locations for $35:
Summers County Chamber of :
Commerce on Ballengee Street, .
Hinton.
0 J. L. Massie Insurance Agency
on 'lbmple Street, Hinton
0 Best Foam and Fabric, 309 S.
Fayette, Beckley.
Thimble and Plow atf
Bridgewalk Mini-Mall in Alderson
(on the Monroe side of the river).
0 Dawson area, by calling (304)
392-2145.
0 Mail orders PO Box 295,
Hinton, 25951 for $40, includes $5 ,
shipping.
Other merchants wishing to sell
the book should contact Donna
Brewster at (304) 466—6179.
This photo is typical of the 180
photos in the book which includes
over 200 schools. The only person .
identifiedin this photo of White Oak
School is Cecil Cochran, first row,
3rd from the left. Cecil is now 100
years old and livingin Roanoke.
Association of Orthodontists
(AAO) strongly advises patients to
avoid drinks with low pH levels
because the lower the pH level,
the more acidic the beverage.
“It’s tempting to reach for soft
drinks. People around us drink
them regularly, they are easily pur-
chased in vending machines and at
convenience stores, and many are
heavily advertised,” says Morris N.
Poole, DDS, president of the AAO.
“Sugar is known to be bad for the
teeth but sugar-free soft drinks
present dangers, as well.
“Consumption of soft drinks dur-
ing orthodontic treatment puts teeth
at risk of decay due to the acid
attack on enamel,” says Dr. Poole.
“The acid in soft drinks pulls cal-
cium out of tooth enamel. Repeatedly
bathing teeth with acidic soft drinks
dissolves enamel and is a sure path
to a cavity. If soft drinks contain
sugar, the risk increases. Sugar
interacts with plaque and forms
another acid to further dissolve
enamel. When enamel is gone, the
loss is permanent.”
To help, there’s a new AAO
educational flier, “Soft Drinks +
Orthodontic Treatment A Recipe
for Disaster” (www.mylifemy
smile.org/why-you-should-get-
orthodontic-treatment), that lists
pH levels of more than 30 soft
drinks and explains problems and
solutions, including:
' Plaque—a sticky, colorless film
made up of bacteria, food debris and
Articles for.
Hinton News
is Thursday
N 0911.
The acid in regular and diet soft
drinks can attack and weaken
tooth enamel.
saliva that feeds on sugar and
starches. Frequent brushing and
daily flossing remove most plaque.
Hard-to-reach plaque requires pro—
fessional attention, however.
ODamage You Can See——“I
tell patients that a single sip of a
soft drink is the catalyst for an
attack on tooth enamel, and the
attack is renewed with each new
sip,” says Dr. Poole. These
“attacks” can leave white spots or
lines on teeth. The portion of a
tooth covered by a bracket is pro-
tected, but damage around the
perimeter can leave a permanent
outline of the bracket.
'Recommendations—Over-
all, orthodontic patients should:
I.Never consume soft drinks
while wearing clear aligners or
clear retainers.
2. Drink fluoridated water and
use a fluoride toothpaste.
3. Always follow their orthodon-
-’tist’s instructions on oral hygiene.
If you do have a soft drink:
1. Use a straw.
2. Drink it with a meal.
3. Drink it quickly.
4. Brush right away.
Learn More
For facts on orthodontists and to
find one nearby, visit mylifemy
smile.org.
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1.,
Check Your Child's '
Immunization
Summer Serves as Reminder
to Check Your Child's
Immunization Status
Shots Required for
Kindergarten and School
Entry in West Virginia
Health officials with the West
Virginia Department of Health and
Human Resource (DHHR) Bureau
for Public Health are urging parents
to have their children's
immunization status reviewed early
in the summer in order to be
prepared for the start of the 2015-
2017 school year.
"Now Is the time for parents to
begin scheduling required school
vaccinations with their doctors office
& as many health care providers will
be very busy with Immunizations
and sports physicals In the weeks
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#1277- 310 Cedar Avenue
OUTSTANDING CUSTOM BUILT
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Kitchen with Breakfast Nook,
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with Vaulted Ceiling, Media Room,
Game Room, Ceramic Floors,
Marble Floors in Master Bath,
Hardwood Floors. Large Parking
Area! (5000' of Living Area) MUST
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#1284 Jumping Branch, nice
building lots....wafer and electric
available....$15,000 each....owner
financing possible to qualified
buyer....
#1291 Basham Branch Raod, .71
acre level wooded building lot,
electric and water. $14,500
#1292 BEAUTIFUL 2 STORY
BRICK, 423 3rd Ave. An
outstanding home, quality
throughout, 4 BR, 2 1/2 baths,
Hardwood floors, "cherry cabinets in
kitchen, basement. MUST SEE
THIS HOME TO APPRECIATE IT.
former Bed and Breakfast.
$225,000
#1295 11 Acres nrggfmilh great
views, 3 magma, porches and
decks fiduldings. funrnlshed...
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#1298 215 6th Ave., Hinton nice 2
story home 4 or 5 bedrooms, 2
baths nice older home with lots of
charm. Covered front porch, living
room, formal dining. Large storage/
shop building behind home...
$80,000
#1301 BEAUTIFUL LARGE
GREENBBlFP RIVER LOT!!!
01.23 A" 9
3 with 30‘; road frontage. 282’
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Septic and Power. 4 RV hook-ups.
$70,000
#1304 GREENBRIER RIVER
FRONT PROPERTY 0.24 acres.
Located on Route 3. Four
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#1305 HILLDALE — UPDATED, 3
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icated on Route
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Status
prior to the start of school," said Dr.
Rahul Gupta, Commissioner and
State Health Officer. "We need to
ensure our children are safe from
vaccine-preventable diseases."
The required school entry shots
for West Virginia are:
Children entering a West Virginia
school for the first time from
kindergarten through grade 12 are
required to have the DTaP, polio,
MMR, chickenpox and hepatitis B
vaccines. Children who are not
behind schedule can receive school
entry 'booster' doses.
7th graders must show proof they
received a dose of Tdap vaccine,
which protects against tetanus,
diphtheria, and pertussis (whooping
cough); and a dose of the meningitis
vaccine.
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#1306 BEAUTIFUL Hardwood
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Walls have been painted in eye-
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bath, open floor plan, sun room,
large covered deck, storage
building and 2 lots. Greenbrier
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#1310 COLONIAL MANOR,
JB...3BR 2 bth cape cod home
in private setting. Spacious front
and back porches, new carport,
cozy home... $110,000
#1312 RIVER BOTTOM 12
Also includes 87 aces of
woodland across road. Has some
timber... $240,000
#1315 278 Terrace Street, near
hospital, like new 3 BR home, nice
location, porch and sundeck.
Ready to move in.... $69,500
1316 HINTON BYPASS, Rte. 3
20. Spacious residence on main
level, former apartments
downstairs (need some repairs),
plus additional house. Former
business location...Great potential
for home or business...over 200'
frontage on River and road.
$169,000
#1317 PIPESTEM DISTRICT,
near Mercer Co. line, private
woodland tract, 105 acres...great
hunting, home or cabins sile...old
home site... $120,000
#1319 RED ROCK on the
Greenbrier, Cedar sided home on
2 acre level lof, direct access and
view of river. 2 BR plus loft,
fireplace, sundeck.....could be
lived in year round.....$110,000
DID NOT FLOOD
#1321 HUNTING LAND, 39 plus
acres of woodland in Lockbrldge
area..... $46,000
#1323 "Off the grid“, remote 62
Acres, mostly woodland, creek
and springs, New cabin with loft.
Propane heat, generators. Great
hunting, camp or rental. $125,000.
#1325 - Leatherwood Road, 2
bedroom, 1 bath very well kept
home. Newer windows, kitchen
and bath. Propane Furnace,
ceiling fans and partial basement.
Near Bluestone State Parkll
REDUCED $65,000.
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#1326 NIMlTZ, BRICK HOME with '
36' X 26', 3 story detached garage
with finished top two floors, great
potential for apartment, work shop
or home based business. Home
features hardwood floors, LR w/
fireplace, den plus one car
attached garage. Paved driveway
and large fenced yard with garden
space. $235,000
#1327 GREENBRIER DRIVE
Brick home, 2 BR 2 Baths.
spacious kitchen, attached carport, _'_
detached 2 car garage with bsm't'. 1;. .
Under. Paved driveway. overlooks :
Greenbrier Rive: ‘
$150,000
#1328 NIMITZ, 3 BR Brick Ranch .
Style home, has been totally"
renovated, new plumbing with
fixtures,“ electric,‘ laminate
hardwood floors, heal pump,
granite countertops
level fenced yard, two car garage'
attached plus large garage/~‘
workshop, paved driveway '
$195,000
#1331 Lester Neely Road - Three.
bedroom one bath house with nice
built in kitchen, central air and
heat. Barn, fenced acreage, _'
storage buildings and two RV
Hook-Ups. Amazing Mountain
Viewsl! $130,000
#1332 Holly Ridge Road - 5.02
wooded acres with producing
wafer weli and septic. Home site
and electrical power on property.
Private.
$45,000.00
#1333 Leatherwood Road 45.66
wooded acres with easy access. .
Home site, creek, Public Water
Available, Survey. 1 mile from
Bluestone Lake. Bluestone State
Park is only 3 miles away.
#1334 508 Ballengee St. A unique
2 story brick home, 3 BR, 2 Baths,
near SC Middle School. Full bsmt,
detached garage. Hardwood ,
floors, gas ferced heal. Must view
this home to see special features.
$68,500
#1336 GREAT VEIW OF NEW
RIVER, 1333 Summers Street.
This home sits on 3 lots, off street
parking, carport, garage, patio and
2 porches, 3 BR, 2 baths, bsm’t w/
den w/fp. $75000
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At\
12th graders must show proofof
a dose of Tdap and a second dose of
the meningitis vaccine, If the first
dose of the meningitis vaccine wad
given before the child's sixteentli
birthday. If the first dose was given:
after the 16th birthday, a second
dose of the meningitis vaccine is not
required. I . :
"Age appropriate immunization:
protects the public health of not only
the immunized students from'
vaccine preventable diseases, but:
also reduces the risk of spreading:~
diseases to classmates Including;
those with weakened imniud‘e'
systems, pre-school aged children}
the elderly and others," Gupta;
added. Tb learn more about required:
school entry immunizations, please:
visit www.immunization.wv.gov
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#1330 Pine Hill, Brick split level
home on corner |ot....3 bedrooms, ;
2.5 baths, den plus family room,
garage, sundeck.... $119000 ,
Mountain Views!
Sales Assoclste
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BoOne
304-466-4833
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