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6 - Hinton News Tues. Oct. 12. 1999
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Hinton News is open five daRs a week:
Monday thru Friday.
Business Hours:
Monday & Tuesday: 9:00 am to 4:00 pm.
Wednesday: 9:00 am to 12:00 pm.
Thursday & Friday: 9:00 am to 4:00 pm.
Ca|ice & Jeans Square Dance Club To Perform Here
Calico & Jeans Square Dance Club
The Calico and Jeans Square
Dance Club, headquartered in
Beckley, will put on a lively
exhibition during the Hinton
Railroad Days Festival. Club
members say they are looking
forward to showing off their hard
work and beautiful costumes. "Many
people don't realize that squar e
dancing is not only the official folk
dance of West Virginia, it is also the
official folk dance of the United
States.
Once you've mastered the basic
steps in square dancing, it can take
you anywhere in the United States
and abroad, she says, adding that
they often perform for hospitals,
schools, nursing homes and malls.
Ellen Neely, another member of
the troupe, says that "once the bug
has bitten --square dancers really
look forward to the next dance,
whether it is local or a state or
national convention. %Ve have a lot
of clean, wholesome fun, and we look
Club member Judy Kyle says that forward to giving a great exhibition
square dancing is a great form of during the Railroad Days Festival
exercise and recreation. "We have in Hinton."
dancers that have had knee or hip Railroad Days Committee
surgeries, heart attacks, and other Member Dorothy Jean Belay says
ailments. It helps to get them back the group will perform on October
on their feet faster and it's also great 23 & 24 at 2:00 p. m. in Towne
fun." Square.
f Get a BLUE
Medk.are Sq3100m00.t.,
Agriculture Back In
School
The Summers County Farm
Bureau Women's Committee will
begin their Farm Safety and AG
Fact Program in all three
elementary schools this month.
Presenting the program at Talcott
Elementary is Peg Bollenbach; at
Jumping Branch Elementary is
Norma Meadows; and Hinten Area
Elementary is Toni McQuaig.
Once a month these women will
bring safety and agriculture fact
sheets, usually including an activity
into the classroom. The teachers will
do a short followup and hopefully
will be a lot of fun for everyone. This
program will run throughout the
school year with hopefully an end of
the year Farm Fun Day.
The members of the Women's
Committee would like to thank all
the principals and teachers for being
so responsive to this program. Also
thank you to Carl and Loretta
Amick, and Ron Fowler for
supplying materials.
Anyone interested in helping with
thijs program or joing ,the Farm
Bureau Women's Committee, we
meet the 2nd Thursday of every
month at 7:00pro at the Extension
Office in Hinton. For further
information call Norms Meadows at
Meadows Feed and Supply, 466-
4686.
Call TODAY to find out more
1-800.385.1985
Medifil @ Mountain State
BlueCross BlueShield
Auetion
Fri., Oct. 15, 1999 @ 5:00 P. M.
Forest Hill School, Forest Hill W.Va
Partial listing;
Illinois pocket watch and knives, 1894 Winchester 30
cal. leveraction, model 370 Winchceler 20 cal. single
shot shotgun, records, books, prints and paintings,
Griswold, Wagner, and other cast iron from #3 to #14,
costume jewelry, Christmas decorationsr old model
cars, old train cars, tracks and parts, base ball bats,
sled, exercise equipment, golf clubs, new Regina
steamer carpet cleaner, 2 whirlpool washers, G. E.
dishwasher, kitchen appliances, TV's, sewing
machines, fans, police scanner, oil lamps, old wood
boxes, crock, buckets, cookware, glassware and
China, crystal stemware, figurines, Hummell wall
pocket, silver and plate, bank, several file cabinet&
kraut cutter, old razor strop, German straight razor,
magazine racks, Cedar cheat, chest of drawers, book
shelves, desks, coffee tables, end tables, chairs,
couch, 4 dining room sets, full size bed, dresser with
mirror and chest of drawers, high chair, child's gate,
small cupboard, nice gun cabinet, lamps, weed eater,
Tore snow blower, ladders, vice, post hole diggers,
pick, tools, box lots, and much more.
Sale Conducted by
Appalachian Auction Service
Mike Stover call 253-5761
LEGAL NOTICE
PUBLIC SERVICE CO--ION OF WEST
VIRGINIA CHARLF, SCON
At a session of the PUBLIC SERVICE
COMMISSION OF WEST VIRGINIA in the City of
Charleston on the Ist. day of Octeher, 1999.
CASE NO. 99-1327-E-GI
WEST VIRGINIA POWER, a division of UtillCorp
United, Inc. General investigation, upon Commission's
own motion, into quality of Berries complaints.
CASE NO. 99-1407-E-G-PC
UTILICORP UNITED, INC., by its divisions,
WEST VIRGINIA POWER and WEST VIRGINIA
POWER GAS SERVICE, both public utilities, and
MONONGAHELA POWER COMPANY, dba
ALLEGHENY POWER, a public utility. Joint Petition
for coneent and •pprov•l, pureu•nt to the
Coven's authority under W. VA. Cede § 24-2-12,
of the purchase and sale of cartein aesets and related
trarumction.
NOTICE OF PROPOSED SALE OF WV POWER
& WV POWER GAS SERVICE AND HEARINGS
On September 24, 1999, Monong•hal• Power
Company, doing business •s Allegheny Power, and
UtiliCorp United Inc., by its divisions West Virginia
Power and Wext Virginia Power Gas Service, jointly
petitioned for the ComnfiMio'o permimon, pursuant
to W. VA. Code § 24-2-12, for Allegheny Power to buy
WV Power and WV Power Gas Service. That petition
was aignod Case Number 99-1407-EG-PC.
Allegheny Power says it plans to continue to
operate the utilities with current employeco snd to
assume the Collective B•rg•ining Agreement.
Allegheny Power plmm to generally freeze both electric
and gas rates to West Virginia Power cuomers for
seven years, except that the fuel portion of gas ratex
would be allowed to sluctuats with the fuel market.
Tho Colaalhulidn WaS to expedits its review, so
that the sale cotdd time by December 15, 1999.
When the aslo case was filed, the Commission
already had started a separate case to investigate
quality of service complaints made by electric
cnstomers efWV Power. That procaeding was assigned
Case Number 99-1327-E-GI. The Commission decided
to consider those quality of service complaints at the
same time that it coneidera that propod sale of WV
Power and WV Power Gas Service to Allegheny Power.
Therefore, the Commiinn consolidated these two
cas.
Due to the request for expedited treatment, the
Commission promptly set two hearings to receive
public comment;
Wednesday, October 27, 1999, 7 p. m., Courtroom
No. 2, 2d floor, Greenbrier County Courthouse, 200
North Court Street, Lewisburg, West Virginia
Thursday, October 28, 1999, 10 •. m., Circuit
Courtroom, Pocahontas County Courthouse, 900 10th
Avenue, Marlinton, Pocahontas County
Allegheny Power, WV Power and WV Power Gas
Service will discuss the proposed sale and be prepared
to respond to the quality of servize questions raised in
Case Number 99-1327-E-GI at both hearings. Among
the concerr which have been reported are frequent
power outages, power surges, right-of-way €learing,
out-of-store customer service rentetives, lack of
manpower to restore service, lack of concern for
economic development/alternate power sources,
insuffident facilities, and lack of a customer service
advisory committee.
All interested persons may •trend and represent
their internes as may be appropriate. Anyone wishing
to comment on the proposed sale or the service
¢omplamto may file a concise and specific written
statement with the Executive Secretary, West VL, ginia
Public Service Commiaslon, p.o. Box 812, Charleston,
West Virgini• 25323, within ten (10) d•ys of
publication of notice of those hearings.
Anyone wishing to become a party to these cas
must ills a petition to intervene no later than five (5)
days before the first hearing. Anyone who petitione to
intervene mnst also send a copy of the petition to WV
Power'a and WV Power Gas Service's •ttorney, E.
Dandridge McDod, P.O. Box 2189, Charleston, West
Virginia 25328 2189, •nd to Allegheny Power's
attorney, GaryA. Jack, P.O. Rex 1392, Fairmont, West
Virginia 265,55-1392. A response, ff any, may he made
prior to or at either of the hearing,.
HN Oct. 12, 19
PHOTOS TAKEN
Photos of drivers licenses are
taken on every Friday at the Hinton
State Police Office and Lewisburg
every Tuesday and Wednesday.
COMPUTER SESSIONS
Ne.ed t.len how to use a
computer, sign up for an e-mail
account or surf the internet? The
Summers County Public Library is
offering computer tutorial sessions
Thursdays between i and 3:30 PM.
Call 466-4490 to schedule your
own private session.
--NEED STORAGE--
For All Your Storage Needs
Located Across From Gotta Stop
1 Year Anniversary Sale
Eddie's Market
You asked for them so here are the deals//
Pyramid $10.99 a carton
!| el First Class $12.99 a carton
t
USA $12.99 a carton
Generic
Dealslt
Maverick $16.99 a carton / Montclair $16.99 •
carton / Malibu $16.99 a carton (comparable to
Misty) I Doral $17.89 a carton Special Brands111
GPC $17.89 a carton / Basic $19.99 a carton
Misty $20.49 a carton
Winston $21.99 a carton I Camel $21.99 a carton ,||
Salem $21.99 a carton / Keel $21.99 a carton _.lUItls= o
Marlboro ( ) ? pre,,"
Skoal & Copenhagen
$21.99 a roll
Red Seal - $4.99 (5 can roll)
or - $9.99 (10 can roll)
Redwood & Silvercreek
$11.99 a roll
Kayak $8.99 s roll
All chew always lowest
price in townlll
New Southern Pride $11.99
a carton I Starr $10.77 a
carton I Chananooga $13.57
a carton / (Buy I Get 1
Trophy 24 pouch box) $21.77
REWARD
S2,000.O0
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
466-noo
June McGraw,
BROKER,
See detail Ibtlngs on the Internet
www.hintonrealty.com '
315 7TH AVENUE - Framed 2
story, 8 br. dining room, hard-
wood floors, small back yard.
SANDSTONE - 2 br. framed
home, 24 years old. Good con-
dition. Front and back porch,
3 out bldgs. On 12 acres, 4
cleared and 8 woodland. Pri-
vate in secluded. I0 minute
from I-e4. $42,000.
Two apt. blga. in Hinton. Se-
cure renters, income per
month near $1,000.00. $38,000.
2 br. cottage on Greenbrier
River. Good condition. Nice
river frontage. $15,500.
WARD'S BENCH ROAD
frame and brick home, open
floor plan, eathederal ceiling.
33 ft. long deck on back of
house, with beautiful views
year around. 6 acres. $60,000.
MADAMS CREF, W - 5 acres.
41 acres is SOLD_ i. Fixer-
upper bouse. ,oo,000.
NEW RIVER ROAD - framed 3
br., 2 baths, on 1 1/2 acres on
the river. 2 years old. $95,000.
19 minutes from downtown.
BALLENGEE STREET
stately brick home, 2 br., din-
ing room, large foyer-recep-
tion hail, 2 baths, wood ornate
woodwork, including ornate
woodwork on fireplace and
stairway. Woodwork in excel-
lent condition. 2 large
porches. Also includes 3 apts.
with monthly income exceed-
ing $1,000. In very good condi-
tion. PRICE REDUCED.
LEGAL NOTICE
WEST VIRGINIA DEPARTMENT OF
TRANSPORTATION
Dlvlaton of Highways
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Sealed propcaals will be received by the Weal
Virginia Department of Transportation, Division o;
Highways st its office in Building Five, Room A-148
1900 Kanawha Boulevard East, Charleston, Was!
Virginia 25305-0430 until 1O A. M. October 26. 199
and said propesals will be publicly opened and read
immediately thereafter for the construction of the
following project(s):
Call: 011; Contract: 9727411; State Project." U345-
0107/00-000.17 00; Description: Const Turn Lane(S)
Bellepoint Ro•d Begin: 0,17 Mi N WV 3 End: 0.82 Mi
N NW 3 County: Summers.
Propeuls will be received from prequaiified and
Wut Virginia licensed contractors only except that on
Federal-Aid Projects • contractor's lizenee i, not
required at time of bid, but will be required before
work can begin. Registration is required with the
Department of Administrat/en, Division of Purduteing,
in •¢cordance with Chapter 5A, Artie 3, Section 12
of the Wets V'glnia Code. All contrnctors oubm/tting
bids on project(s) mtmt include one of the following
forms properly executed with each proposal: Proposal
Guaranty Bond, Cashier's Check, or Certified Check
for $500.00 or 5% of total bid, whichever is greater.
*These •re projects on which any contractor with
a Category Prequalification Rating maybe eligible
to bid.
The West Virginia Department ofTranaportation,
Division of Highways reserves the right to defer, delay
or postpone the date for receiving and publicly opening
proposals for any project designated in this
advertisement, without the necessity of renewing such
advertisement. All bidders holding valid bidding
proposals will be notified of such deferment, delay or
postponement and the date that proposals will be
received and publicly opened.
The Wset Virginia Department of Tcansportatiollb
Division of Highways hereby notifies all bidders that
it will affirmatively immre that in any contract entered
into pursuant to advertisement, minority btudnass
enterprises will be afforded full opportunity to eubmit
bids in response to this invitation and will not be
discriminated against on the grounds of race, color,
religion, x or national origin in cenaideration for an
award.
WEST VIRGINIA DEPARTMENT OF
TRANSPORTATION
Division of Highways
John J. Welch, Jr., Director
Control Division
HNOct. 5 & 12
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE OF FILING OF XSTATE ACCOUNT8
I have before me the following deceased permns
aad the a©counte of the fidu¢inriea of their estates:
Decedent: Minter Joffarson Buddand, Fiduciary:
Judith Bower, 6051 Springer Ave., Dublin, VA;
Decedent: Ollie P. Prasloy, Piduei•ry: Jnsoph C.
Pre,ley, P.O. Box 68, Lerona, WV; Decedcent:
Cath,ine Artta Gibson Miller, Fiduciary:. Ira Miller,
Rt. 1 Box 373, Blnoflold, WV; I)eesdent: Eulenia L.
Hall, Fidudary:Francas Corker, 1320 Templo St.,
Hinton, WV; Decmient: Bursa O. Stee, Fiduciary:
Jack David Wcodrum, 130 Temple St, Hinton, WV;
Decedent: larl James Bragg, Fiduciary: Nora
Easton, 1320 Summers St, Hinton, WV; Decedent:
Marie Hich, Fiducim'. Arlio L, Hicks, HC 71
B= 216, Princeton, WV; Dec0dent Bendes L. Hnghes,
FiducimT: A Hngh, Re, I Box 308, Hinten,
WV; Decedent." Mildred May Trowbridge, Fiduciary:
Robin Murphy, 817 Third Ave. Hinten, WV.
All persom| havin8 • dalm N[ainet tJm estate of
any of the above-named deceased patrons, whether
due or not, are notified to exhibit same with vouchers
thereof, legally verified, to the fiduciary of auch
deceased persona as shown herein 45 days of the
publication hereof or not later than November 19,
1999; or if not so exhibited to ouch fiduciary by that
date, to exhibit the came at the office of the
undersigned fiduiory ouparvisor within 90 days or
not later than Janum 3, 2000; otherwise any or all
such dm may by law be excluded from all benefits
of maid estate. All henotlciaries of said octets may
appear either before the above named fiduciary by the
date first ihowu or thereafer before the fiduciary
supervisor by the date shown to examine claims and
0thorwi protect th,dr intert Given under my hand
30th. day of September, 1999.
Nornm L Lilly
Fidudery Supervisor for Summers Co. County
Clerk's Mco
HN Oct 5, 12
Rt. 1 Box 86
Ballard, W.Va. 2A918
I HINTON AREA 423 SUM-I
MERS STREET - 2 hr. home,
DR, kitchen, Lit, bath, front
porch, full basement, 2 single
car garages. Roof and gas
furnace (same as new) plus
lots of furniture and appli-
ances. $27,000.00.
GREENVIIJ AREA RT. 122 -
2 story, 3 or 4 BI home. DR,
kitchen, large Lit. laundry
room, 2 fun 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
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LEGAL NOTICE
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF SUMMERS
COUNTY, WEST VgGINIA
Michael Turner, Prosecuting Attorney of Summers
County, West Virginia On Behalf Of Department Of
Natural Resources Petitioner v. One 1981 Chevrolet
Truck VIN: 1GCEC24DBBJ146505 Registration No.:
DU8587 and One 1994 ACB (Motorboat) VIN:
ACBD3221D394 Registration NO: WV734OR Civil
Action No: 99-P-27.
• NOTICE OF FILING OF PETITION FOR
FORFEITURE
! The object ef this suit is to seek an Order forfeiting
the herein described property pursuant to the West
Virginia Contraband Forfeiture Act (Chapter 60A,
i Article 7, of the West Vrginia Code, as amended).
TOi Any Claimant of a right or interest in said
property
You h•ve ths right to file a claim to the herein
described property on or before Nov. 5, 1999. Any ouch
claim must clearly state the identity of the Claimant
and en address where legal pmceas cm he oeryed upon
aidClhimant.
The property seized and subject of thi ouit is
described as follows: One VIN:
The Dep•rtment of Natural Resources is
responsible for the seizure.
The seizure took place on in Summers County,
West Virginia.
That certain (description)is owned by Robert Ellis,
West Virginia, and was in the potation of
That after the date for filing said claims, an Order
of the Court directing forfeiture of the seized property
to the State and vesting ownership of said property
shall he sought.
If you fail to file a claim, thereafter an Order, upon
proper hearing, may be entered against you for the
relief demanded in the Petition.
A copy of said Petition can be obtained from the
undersigned Clerk at her office.
Entered by the Clerk of said Court on the 27th.
day of Sept., 1999.
MATTIE JEAN COOPER, CLERK CIRCUIT
COURT OF SUMMERS COUNTY WEST VIRGINIA
HN Oct. 5, 12
LEGAL NOTICE
ORDER OF PUBLICATION , /.
In The Circuit Court of Summers County, West
Virginia
Michael Turner, Prcaecoting Attorney of Summe
County, West Virginia On Behalf Of Hinton Police
Department, Petitioner v. One Thous•nd Four
Hundred And Eighteen Dollars U. S. Currency,
Respondent. Civil Action No: 99-I)-26.
NOTICE OF FILING OF PETITION FOR
FORFEITURE
The object of thio suit is to seek an Order forfeiting
the herein described property pursuant to the West
Virginia Contraband Forfeiture Act (Chapter 60A,
Article 7, of the West Virginia Code, as amended).
TO: Any Claimant of a right or interest in said
property
You have the right to file a claim to the herein
dserribed property on or before November 5,1999. Any
such claim must clearly state the identity of the
Claimant and an address where legal process can he
served upon said Claimant.
The property seized and subject of this suit is
described as follows: ONE THOUSAND FOUR
HUNDRED AND EIGHTEEN DOLLARS, U. S.
CURRENCY.
The Law Enforcement Agency responsible for the
seizure is the Hinton Police Department.
The seizure took pt•ce on August 7, 1999, in
Summers County, West Virginia.
That one thousand four hundred and eighteen
dollsrs, U. S. Currency is owned by Jdmathan Mender,
of Summers County, West Virginin, and was in the
possession of Johnathan Meedor, located at hie
residence of 809 Temple Street, Hinton, Summers
County, West Vh'giia,
That after the date for filing Mid claims, an Order
of the Court directing forfeiture of the seized property
to the State and vesting ownership of said property
shall he sought.
If you fall to file a claim, an Order, upon
proper hearing, may be entered againet you for the
relief demanded in the Petition.
A copy of asid Pettition ¢m be alga/ned om tlu
undend Clerk at her ce.
Entered by the Clark of asid Corn'S en the r/ de3
of Sept, 19.
MAPIR JEAN COOPER, CLERK CIRCUI
COURT OF SUMMER COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA
HN Oct. 8, 12
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 invited.
SUMMERS COUNTY
RESIDENTS
If you are or know someone who
ds fighting cancer, the Summers
County Unit of the American Cancer
Society would like you to know that'
we offer help to cancer patients and
their families. You may even be
eligible for funds that will help cover
your transportation to and from
treatments and we may be able t
help pay for pain medications and
PSD MEETING
Meadow Creek PSD Board
Meetings are held every 2nd.
Monday of the month at 3:00 P.M." liquid food supplements.
at the PSD Office. To find out more about our patient
Public invited to attend. ervice# call 1-800-288-3618 or 2b-
4361 ask for Alice.
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