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6 - Hinton News Tues. Sept. 7, 1999
Byrd's-Eye V'ww
By U.S. Senator Robert C. Byrd
&
Protecting Seniors from Exploitation
Turning 65 years old is sup-
posed to mark the beginning of a
new stage in life, the "golden
years," with more time for family,
hobbies, and relaxation. Sadly, too
many Americans in their "golden
years" fall victim to gold diggers
who seek to exploit senior citizens
for personal gain.
Far too many Americans work
and provide information on corr#
plaints of telemarketing fraud, and
would call for a computer database
to be set up with information about
companies that engage in
telemarketing scams. These provi-
sions would help senior citizens to
make sure that the friendly voice
on the other end of the telephone
offering special deals or gifts is not
hard for years, only to find that their just a smooth "con man" plying his
retirement "nest egg" has been plun-
dered through theft or fraud. Other
senior citizens fall victim to
telemarketing scares, in which con
artists take advantage of their vic-
tims' often trusting natures. And,
too often, seniors fall prey to health
care fraud and nursing home abuse.
To protect older Americans
from those who profit at their ex-
pense, 1 am cosponsoring a bill that
would crack down on a host of
crimes which disproportionately tar-
get senior citizens. This bill -- the
Seniors Safety Act of 1999 -- would
direct the Attorney General to study
crimes against seniors and to report
back to Congress with suggestions
on ways to reduce and prevent such
crimes, it also would provide crimi-
nal and/or civil penalties for de-
frauding a pension, retirement, or
medical savings plan, or engaging
in bribery or corruption in adminis-
tering such plans.
The Act would set up a "Better
Business"-style hotline to collect
craft. Upon notification by the Jus-
tice Department, telephone compa-
nies would have to discontinue or
refuse service to perpetrators at-
tempting to swindle seniors.
In addition, the bill would al-
low the Attorney General to bring
actions in court against false claims
or illegal kickback schemes involv-
ing federal health care programs.
And it would penalize nursing
homes that exhibit a pattern of
health or safety violations which
abuse the physical or mental health
of residents.
I hope that the Congress will
move forward with the legislation
and create this important safety net
to protect our older citizens from
the unsavory criminal activity
which so often afflicts them. The
Seniors Safety Act would help older
Americans to enjoy their golden
years without fear. They deserve
nothing less for their years of hard
work.
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ABSOLUTE AUCTION
Saturday, Sept. 11th
Beginning at 9:00 A. M.
Due to advanced age and having rstlred from farming, Mr. J. Herman Meadows
will sell at public auction at his farm 15 miles East of Hinton and 5 miles
South of Talcott on Stony Creek Road at Ballengee, the following personal
property.
1951 Minneapolis Moline Tractor, 1949 International Cub Tractor - both tractors in
good running condition. (The Cub Tractor is a one owner purchased new by Mr.
Meadows in 1949). The Iollowing machinery for Cub: Int. Manure Spreader, Mower.
Cultivator. Double Pw. Single Disk, Corn Ranter, Wood Saw. Machinery for Moline: !
7 It. New Idea Mowing Machine Double Plows, 3 pt. Hitch Disk. Scraper Blade, 3 i
pt. Hitch Carryall, 12 It. Trailer, Small Trailer. Horse-drawn Disk, 12 1/2 HP 42 Inch I
' " r i
Lewes Lawn Tractor, Old Plows, Gnndstone, Old Side Saddle. Old Horse Ha hess,
Pond Scoop, 5 HP Rototiller Old Wheal Cradles. 20 Oliver Turning Plow. 2 Horse
Culliwd¢ r. Corn Sheller, Wire Stretchers. Lot 55 Gallon Drums. Old Wooden Planes,
12x15 VVagon Shoot, 24 IL Extonsio Ladder. Lot Flour ml Feed Sacks, Lot Wooden
rJxo,;, Nail Kegs, Milk Cans Very Largo Amount of Hand Tools. some antique Tool
Box lull Tools Like Now, Lot Hoes, Shovels, Rakes. Old BELLS (sheep, turkey &
cow), Cider Press ()xlri good conditioll, 2 Cllurch Benclles, 7 Folding Chairs. Old
Push Lawn Mower, Small Dollio, 3 Power Saws (McCulloclL Poulan, Homelite), 4 i
Mohfl Bins, 8xt0 C;mlpirlg Told, FotdirKj Army Cot. Goll Clubs. 2 Golf Bags, Pull
Goll Cart, Homemade Trod SImJ with Climbers, Oil Lamps & Lanterns, Bear Trap,
Shoo Lasl. Okl Fron.,;, Horse Fh)alors, Antique Valve Grinder. Wool Carders.
CoI,Jrnan Lanturn & Slovu, Kerosene Heater, Sot Pip(} Dies (112 to 2 in.), Electric
Santlur, Pipe f ithng Valves. Push Gardo. ,Plow. Lot Electrical Material. Old Iron;
lutntl Well Pump, h(m koltlos, Tin Cans. H;tlltt Sheep Shears.
Household Items: 20kl Oak Dressers, Old Oak Chest el Drawers, Old Iron Bed,
Ohl Oak table with 6 '3plil I.)llolrl Chairs, Okl Victrola with Records, 3 Old Floor
M, al.I Balhny ttadio:;, ;I t li.KI kdo Tables, Oak Mirror, Kitchen Cabinet with Flour
I.L Ilta.lu Botltt.Jm Stliln. WakJllall Bodrotml Suite, 2 Wooden Beds, Baby Bed,
3 Kll=zIion lubhJ:i with (;llilil.%, S(titrs 30 illl:tl Rilllgo, Frigidaire Refrigerator,
Mvzrownw. ('lmM I mttziJr. Con.';olo Ctdt)r rV, Lot Old Outlts. Coverlets. Afghans.
lt,itl',llUitd:i. 2' I h,l Irilll:,, VllCtlUln {;hlllttllS, Lot Old Crocks, Churlls, Jugs,
him .';kllhfln. F Sol;i lun,lttnle I)islm;; F;tfl Ctmfll DisllOS. Set Silvofwmo. Marry
! ;ill, Ill KItchul I A01dilll It:U:i, lot Ghi:i:;wut (.'.HI IU ilrditlt.J t Deprussi0n Glilss, McCoy,
Ihtll; OhlCittlhllei, Wk:ktll PUll1111 illlllhlltr.Oldt it;hilr(ji0ds& PltlgS Chlistlna$
I;t,t;t#rit iul h It HI I Ilht:i. Old AIIIKliltl tltllk, t}ulh. Plinklr, Okl Woslclock Wlltt'h
(IIUW) |'It:halO I ritlllthl & tltilnlilll, t tlw loys, SatlSlIU Mill, OItl Baskets, Old
t}otku, Iol Ohl Millblt.'i, (rid (llllhll, {rid |h.s0th¢,os, Old Srl'dlhhlg h'011s,
| INllllUlWitl,I..;tlVUlttl ()Ill (;(llllptl*JJtll)ll i)(J**;, t lhtllluu I.IolselnalKI/t111{1 OtherS,
I I,I ( ;I y:,lill. 'J() ( ittlltllt :;11 UIo :;I, tt M, alttl I .,11 I hl!l,lghnl & 'ti¢lartlson SI}! 9Ull, i
lh (iit .%lll(Jh, :illt,l lilly [;IIIIiL I h=yt t it.Mint Ctntlttilltt BOW. t.lU90 IIW, UlII ul •
Oulv,a & flow,% KK lllllt, llolnaha:lltnl, I t,l Oltl llonlus, llh.r Jars wilh Wily Tops.
()l,l Wt..It,l li,)xu. Plil,.i aiuly olttul Rums
TERMS: Cash or good check. Food Served by 1€11 church, If You Hive Been
Looking ForAn Old Farm Auction with Many Unlque Items, PIIm Now To Attend.
Not responsible for accidents. Tractors and mschinery will sell It 1:00 P.M.
Sale conducted for J. Herntsn Meadows, owner, by. ....
PAUL "Buddy" LIGHT - WV #478
JACK E. LIGHT - WV #380
AUCTIONEERS
Start Square
Dancing
The Star Light Promenaders
Square Dance Club will offer
beginner lessons on Wednesday
evenings from 7:00 - 9:00 p. m:,
starting September 8 at the Long
Horn Corral located in Caldwell,
WV. Newcomers may join as late as
September 29. Call (304)-425-6381,
or (304) 645-2772 for further
information. The opportunity to join
square dancing is offered only once
this year.
Western Square Dancing is a fun,
social activity in an alcohol and
smoke-free environment. It's als9 a
moderate form of exercise which
helps control weight and improve
physical conditioning and
cardiovascular fitness. The class is.
open to both couples and singles.
Caller Bob Scott will teach the
Basic and Mainstream this fall, and
mid-winter. Students graduate at
the Plus level in the early spring.
Each call is taught and repeated
many times. The first two lessons
are free with a small weekly
donation requested thereafter.
REUNION SET
On September 25 to October 3,
1999, the 87th (Golden Acorn}
Infantry Division will hold and
celebrate its 50th Anniversary
Reunion at the Drawbridge Estates
in Ft. Mitchell, Kentucky.
The 87th Infantry Division was
activated and trained as a combat
Infantry Division in both World
Wars. In 1917 the Division joined
Gen. Pershing's A.E.E and as it was
being assigned to the Western Front,
the Armistice was signed. In World
War II, the Division went into
combat at Metz, France. During 154
days of almost continual combat, the
Golden Acorn Combat Team fought
in France, Belgium, LOxembourg,
and Germany. It advanced more
than 345 miles in the European
Theater, taking 63,338 prisoners
and liberating hundreds of towns.
Veterans of the famous "Battle of the
Bulge," crossing of the Mozelle and
Rhine rivers, and the lightening
streak' in pursuit of the Nazis across
the heart of Germany, fighting many
bitter battles from the once
impregnable Siegfried Line to the
Czechoslovakia Border.
Council On Aging
THIS IS A. WEEKLY
PUBLICATION : OF THE
SUMMERS COUNTY COUNCIL
ON AGING, INC., 120 SECOND
AVE., HINTON. PATRICIA
MCDANIEL, EXECUTIVE
DIRECTOR. FUNDED IN PART BY
THE WV BUREAU OF SENIOR
SERVICES, APPALACHIAN AREA
AGENCY ON AGING, OTHER
GRANT & LOCAL RESOURCES
AND DONATIONS. ANY OLDER
PERSON IS ENCOURAGED TO
PARTICIPATE IN THE PROGRAM
REGARDLESS OF RACE, CREED,
HANDICAP OR NATIONAL
ORIGIN. THE SUMMERS
COUNTY COUNCIL ON AGING IS
AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY
EMPLOYER.
Wednesday, September 8
Menu: Hamburger, lettuce/tomato/
onion, cauliflower/cheese sauce,
apple cobbler, bun, milk/butter.
Activities: Exercise: 11:05 am.
Thursday, September 9 Menu:
Potato soup, ham salad sandwich,
mustard greens, sliced pineapple/
cottage cheese, crackers, milk/
butter. Activities: Nesta Logan,
'Administrative Director of the
Laboratory and Radiology
Department, will speak on changes
in Medicare Payments for
Laboratory and Radiology testing.
She will also speak on Cholesterol:
11:00 am - 11:45 am. Bingo for
Prizes: After Lunch.
Friday, September 10 Annual
Picnic at Camp Art Lough.
Activities:
Monday. September 13 Menu:
Baked cubed steak/gravy, spinach,
mashed potatoes, applesauce, bread,
milk/butter. Activities: Bible Study
with Reverend Eddie Johnson 11:00
am - 11:45 am.
Tuesday, September 14 Menu:
Baked ham, broccoli, sweet potatoes,
lemon pudding, biscuits, milk/
butter• Activities: Mercer Mall Bus
Trip: 9:00 am - 2:30 pm. SCCOA
Board of Directors Meeting: 10:00
am. Activity Room Exercises: 11:10
am. Bingo for Prizes: After Lunch.
Menu changes may occur due to
the availability of foods or due to
circumstances beyond our control.
NOTE: LOCKBRIDGE AREA
GOES SHOPPING EVERY
MONDAY -- THURSDAY'S OPT.
HINTON AREA GOES SHOPPING
EVERY FRIDAY. PENCE SPRINGS
AREA GOES SHOPPING EVERY
FRIDAY. MEADOW CREEK/
SANDSTONE AREA GOES
SHOPPING EVERY WEDNESDAY.
The combat ability of the 87th ANY ANDALL BUS SCHEDU, LES
Infantry Division was held in hib:+BJEC T TO:CHANGE? ....
regard by Gen. George Patton,
Commander of the U. S. Third Arm;
and this Division received 3 Bronze
Battle Stars for its most valiant
efforts in the battles of the Ardennes,
Rhineland, and Central Europe.
For additional information on the
87th Infantry Division Reunion and
50th AnniversarT contact, Gladwin
Pascuzzo, 2374 N. Dundee Ct.,
Highland, Michigan 48356-3716.
Telephone (248)-887 9005. Via E-
Mail: GAPEXl@aol.com.
BABY ITEMS NEEDED
REACHH is in need of all baby.
items. Such as clothes, bottles, play
pens, cribs. If you would like to
donate such items. Call 466-4659 or
drop off at REACHH.
If you have borrowed any baby
items from REACHH and are no
longer using them, please return to
REACHH.
FINAL APPLICATION
Flexible Services for Families,
including Respite Care and Flexible
Funding, has received its last round
of funding. The program will cease
on September 30, 1999. Deadline for
final applications for assistance is
September 15, 1999. Applications
are taken on Tuesdays and Fridays,
from 11 am to 4pro, at The Family
Resource Center, 411 Temple Street,
Hinton.
Families must have children
under age 18 to quellS- For more
information, call 466-2226.
MONTHLY MEETING
Big Bend PSD will hold their
monthly meetings on the 2nd.
Tuesdays of each month at 3:45 p.
m. at the water plant at Talcott.
The public is inqted.
CERTIFIED NURSING
ASSISTANT CLASS
Summers Continuous Care Center will be
accepting applications from caring and
dedicated individuals who would be interested
in becoming a CNA.
The classes will be held at Summers
Continuous Care Center beginning mid
September 1999. For more information please
contact Pare Morgan, RN, Clinical Care
Manager. 466-0332.
I II I II I I
REWARD
$2,000.00
For return of antiques taken from
Riverside Inn property at Pence Springs.
Large cherry corner cupboard, large
(3x6) cedar chest, green glass floor
lamps.
Cupboard has local historic interest.
Tel: 304-445-2606
800-826-1829
a ,,
466-1100
June McGraw,
BROKER,
See detail lbtlap on the Interne,
www.hintom-ealty.com
SANDSTONE - 2 br. framed
home, 24 years old. Good con-
dition. Front and back porch,
$ out bldgs. On 12 acres, 4
cleared and 8 woodland, Pri-
vate in ech.ded. 10 minute
from 1-64. $42,000.
Two apt. blgs. in Hinton. Se-
cure renters, income per
month near $1,000.00. $38,000.
614 GREENBRIER DRIVE - 3
br. frame, large front porch,
deck, great 6kA 'od condi"
tio Imm.} . , tastefully
decorated. $46,000.
2 br. cottage on Greenbricr
River. Good condition. Nice
river frontage. $15,500.
WARD'S BENCH ROAD
frame and brick ho"..l'* n I
floor plan. " :.[ _.,g. I
s,* 00002:nback ofl
hoIdl--',,,th beautiful views I
yea...r around. 6 a.cres. $60,000. l
BELLEPOINT - Maple Ave- I
nue. 3 br. framed,' story home. |
Large front N ;l'screened
in back p,SOl.rge level
yard fenced in. $55,000.
MADAMS CREEK - 45 acres.
4SALE PE100 :r
NEW RIVER ROAD - framed
br., 2 baths, on 1 1/2 acres on
the river. 2 years old. $95,000.
19 minutes from downtown.
SANDSTON f[1-ot, view
of river and '"" • $6,000.
BALLENGEE STREET
stately brick home, 2 br., din-
ing room, large foyer.recep-
tion hall, 2 baths, wood ornate
woodwork, including ornate
woodwork on fireplace and
stairway. Woodwork in ecel,
lent condition. 2 large
porches. Also includes 3 apts.
with monthly income exceed.
ing $1,000. Invert good condi
tion. $123,000.00.
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE OF FILING OF ESTATE ACCOL.'NTS
l have before me the following deceased rrsons
and the account of the fiduciaries of their estates
Decedent Stella D Hackett. Fiducla" Peggy Lynn
Bsrbre. HC S5 Sex 42E. Jumping Branch. WV.
Decedent Erma Hood Thompson. Fiducia" Roberts
T Sorg. 2116 G alhna Crde. Colhervalle. TN. Decedent.
Ruhy Geneva Anderson. Fiduc ary Leonard W
Anderson. HC 78 Box 6 Hmton. WV: Decedent Margae
Marie Lemon F ducia" Sh*rley.Mm Adkart. P O Is
315, Glen Jean. %%.', Decedent Perry Bruce Halloran,
Jr, Fiduc=anes Bruce B Halloran. Box 62 Talcott, A%"
and Jane Ellen Thompson. Box 19. Talcott, WV.
Decedent Regae Lee ,Vte Fiduciary One KafWe=sa.
HC 76 Sos 62C. Pipe$tem. J,%'. Decedent Rend I
Williams. Fiduciary: .nhur Lee Williama. 5425 Ogles
Creek RD Covangton. VA. Decedent Ldtmn Irene
Bailey. Fiduc a' William Howard Badey. 213 l'm,m
Dr. Pnnceton, W'V. Decedent George ') Grego'.
Fiduciary.': Stella C GrogGy" HC &5 Box ITF. Ju.mpmg
Branch. WV: Decedent Stanfred L Thompson.
Ftducia" Chruune K. Thompn. HC 65 Box 1,:,3,
Indian Mills, %'
?dl persort h'.ing a claim ag,unst the eatate of
any of the above-named deceased person hether
due or not. 4re noufied to exhibit same with v,;ucher
thereof, legally verified, to the fiduciary of such
deceased persons a shown hereto 45 days of the
pubhcationhereofor,'aterthan qc'ber'2'- Iq
or st' not so extubited to such fiduciary by thatlate, to
exhibit th,; same at the office of the undersigned
ductarv supermtor within 90 days or not later than
Decenber 7, 1999. otherwise any" or all such clatm
nay b'. law be exc,uded from all benefi of stud estate
All bened.'artes or'had estate may appear either beL'r
the abxwe n,m:ed Iiducl,I/2." by the date fit shown :r
thereafter before the fiduct.t..' ul.'er'ts,.r by the Jste
shown to ex,uaune Jl.ums and ctherwe rt'te<t thexr
interest Given under my hand thas 2rid day cf
Septentber. 1, ,',',',',',',',',:.
Norms L lly
Ftducla' Sut.r'tcr f,r Su:xxmer Co County
Clerk's 0 ffi,x'
HN SoFt T, 14
LEGAL NOTICE
I h.tve before me the proposed settlement of
Eh'.Lbeth A Fen
AJnuntratrax of the estate of Regor L Fox. Sr
J¢,..s,'d which shall
gu be6.,re the Sun,mers County L'ommt,ton the
'-'0th day of,'.ptember l.--It
Given under my hd thxs 2d day ofptember.
1.,199
Norms L Ldly
tIN .pt 7
The Akite, a breed of dog
which originated in northern
Jepan end etande just over two
feet tell, wee once used to hunt
bearsl
DIABETES PROGRAM
Take control of your diabetes
rather than diabetes controlling you.
Summers County ARH Rural
Health Clinic is sponsoring a free
"Diabetes Self-Management
trogram.
Call 466-2905 for more lifesaving
information. Knowledge is power.
Rt. 1 Box 86
Ballard, W.Va. 24918
HINTON AREA 423 SUM.
MERS STREET. 2 br. home,
DR, kitchen, LR, bath, front
porch, full basement, @ single
car garage=. Roof and gas
furnace (same as new) plus
lot= of furniture and appli-
ancos. $27,000.00.
GREENVILLE AREA liT. 122 -
2 story, 8 or 4 BR. home. DR,
kitchen, large Lit., laundry'
room, 2 full baths, office or
breakfast nook, den, fireplace,
hardwood floors under car-
pet, electric baseboard, pro-
pane gas and wood heat, porch
and large deck. Situated on
appx. 1 acre level land, 3 out-
buildings, 1 new. All selling
for only $65,500.00.
HINTON AREA POWLEYS
CREEK . 75 plus acre farm
with 50 acres of pasture and
hay land, balance woodland.
Barn, stock fish pond. Creek
running through property.
Beautiful house site. Call
today! Only $85,000.00.
For Listings Or Auction Sales
Call 466-3210 Anytime
Paul "Buddy" Light
Broker & Auctioneer
Licensed No. 478
i
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE OF PUBLIC .MEETING
STATE PROJECT X241-125-0 00 102)
FEDERAL PROJECT DE-002(804)E
NEW RIVER PARKWAY
RALEIGH AND SUMMERS COL.'NTIES
The West %qrgania Division ol Highways will hold
an reformational public meeting Thursday, September
. in the auditorium of the Summers County Memorid
Budding on Ist Avenue m Hinton on the proposed New
River Parkway from Interstate 64 to Hinton.
Scheduled in a workshop format from 4 to 7 p m.,
the meeting will afford participants an opportunity to
ask questiens and state their ews and opinions on
preferred ahernative 2A/2D. as preeented in 1998
public meetlngs and heanngs, to build a two-lane
scenic parkway with integral recreational facilitiee
along the New Rver Highways personnel will be on
har.d to present Information and receive public input
on the proposal, which includes ecenic easements and
other pr,perty necessary/or recreational sites
Copies of a preferred alternative report will be
avaalahle fr re'.lew at the offices of the Dission of
Highways in Charleston. Dietrict Nine in Lewiahtrg
and District Ten m Pnnceton. the New River Parkway
Authenty in Hinton, the mayor and post oMce in
Hmton. the county clerks of Raleigh and Summers
counties and the Region On Planntng and
De;.;elopmen¢ Codncils in Pnncetefi. 'I'be document
may also be -.:bt,'uned by wntin to Jim Sethen. P E-.
Director. En4Dneenng Division. Division of High ays.
Capitol Complex B]ding .5, 1900 Kanawha Boulevard
East. Charleston. West Virgama 2531)5-030
Th,se v. isng t, file wntten comment may send
them re, Sothen at the same address en or before
#ct6ber 11 1999
HNAug :: Ser;,t T
LEGAL NOTICE
WEST VIRGLNL- DEPARTMEN'r OF
TRANSPORTATION
Diiaion of Highways
NOTICE TO CONRACTORS
Sealed propcsal wdl be received by the West
XArgma Department of TranportaUon. Di'ision f
H'hways at its office in Braiding Five, Room A-14&
1900 Kanawha Boulevard East. Charleston. West
%1rgima 2530S4.) unul 10A M Sptember 28. L999
and sud proposals all be publicly opened and read
mmediately thereafter for the cormtruction of the
following pro)ect: s
Call 014. Contract 972*)626, State Project (.'345-
OOIZ',:)2-1J'3 O) 0,) Descnptmn Upgrade & Widen
Pavement Martha Chapel Road Begn Co .3.'21 End:
3.1 County- Summers
Proposal will be received from prequalilied and
West %qrlma icer'ed contractors only except that on
Federal-.Md Projec.s a contractor's liere is not
reqvared at tmae of bid. but will be required before
work can began Regastrauon ts required wth the
Departlllen, of?d.wamatrauen. Envision of Pure.hing.
m accordance with Chapter 5A..Axticle 3. Section 12
of the West .irgma Code All contractors submRtmg
btd on project,s mu.t include one of the follewmg
tbrm pcopeHy executed wth each proposal: Propo
Guaranty Bend. Casbaer s Check, or Certified Check
for .L%) 0:, or 5q of total bid. whichever ts greater
"These are project on which any contractor wzth
a Catego- "''T Prtuahficauon F.ung may be ehgabie
to bd
The West Virgama Department of Traasportauon,
Dtuston ff Hghways reer'es the right to defer, delay
or postpone the 3ate for recetvat and pubi=dy opening
propesahl f.:r any proJeCt designated tn this
adverment, without the neceaalty of renewing su,:h
sdverhsement All biJders holding valid ;ddtng
propoah wall be noufied of such deferment, delay or
postponement and the date that proposals wdl be
r.'¢ived md pubhcly opened
The Wept ,'trglma Department of TranpertaUon.
Dtas,on of H|ghway= hereby nottfiea all bidders tly.at
tt wdl affirmauvely mure that m any con trm.'t entered
mt pursuant to th advertlaement, minority busane
enterpn w,dl be afforded full opportumty to submit
btda m reaponse to this mvataUon and will not be
ducnmarmted agatmlt on the ground of race. color.
religion. X or natton, al origin in consideration for an
award
WEST VIRGINIA DEPARTMENT OF
TRANS PO RTAT[ON
Dtvamon of Hlghwa
John J Welch, Jr. Du'm:tor
Plleet Contrel Dwunon
HN Sept• 7 & 14
LEGAL NOTICE
TO THE CREDITORS AND 8 FNEFIC IARIES OF
THE WITHIN DECEASED PERSONS:
[ have before me the ettlements of the within
dec'ea.l person which ahall go before the Summera
L'ouny C ommumion the 20th. day of September, 1999,
Ear[ Folden. Gertxude O. Buddaad. Edward St. Clair,
Willie Eden Cox, Cheater IL Meador. Jr. Arvel Ray
tlarvey. Louvtrm Ward Walbt. Jemea Thom Murray,
Gene Lee Mills. Mane W Reed, Melvin Samuel
O'Sryan.
Any pereon having an interest may appear at, place
spemfied ur elae may be tbrever barred frvm as.uertmg
auch mtoresL
Given mder my hand th day of September.
1999
Norms L Lilly
Fiduciary Supervisor
HN pt. 7
LEGAL NOTICE
I have betbre me the final aceountmg of lay W.
Grunmett ere Gum'dian lbr Brenda Lee Cox, Minor,
wkich shall ge before the Summers County
Cotlmmion the 20th, day ufSeptember, 1999.
Given under my hand 2nd day of September,
1999
Norms L. Lilly
Piduiary Supervmor
|IN Sept. 7.14