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Special ,o ooo B C)'i00 Tax Levy Dec. 14 00mmu,00 oo00oo00 BO,h00 o,
Church will present their Christ- The Concord College Board of
LEGAL NOTICE
,ter full consideration thereof,
the, said Board of Education of the
County of Summers, being of the
opinion that the maximum levies for
current expense authorized by Ar-
ticle 8, Chapter 11 of the Code of
West Virginia as last amended will
not provide sufficient funds for the
paymentofgeneral currentexpenses
of schools in Summers County, in-
cluding expenditures for the pur-
poses hereinafter stated during the
fiscal years beginning July 1, 1992,
July 1, 1993, and July 1, 1994, and
having ascertained that the amounts
hereinafter shown in excess of the
amounts raised byragularleviee will
be needed by the Board of Education
of the County of Summers during
each of the three fiscal years, and
that a special election should be held
to increase such levies, in confor-
mity with law, it is hereby ordered
and declared:
1• The purposes for which addi-
tional levies are needed, together
with the approximate amounts con-
sidered necessary for each proposal
are as follows:
a. To purchase, acquire and dis-
tribute textbooks to all students in
Summers County School System,
grades K through twelve, inclusive,
the annual approximate amount of.
•. $100,000.00
b. To provide instructional sup-
plies, library books, audiovisuals,
and instructional equipment, where
necessary to all pupils in grades K
through twelve, including vocational,
the annual approximate amount of.
.. $80,000.00
c. To provide staff development,
curricu]um enrichment, remediation
and expansion programming via
satellite, the annual approximate
amount of... $20,000.00
d. To maintain and further im-
prove the superior quality and excel-
lence of the bands and music pro-
grams of the county, the annual
approximate amount of .
$15,000.00
e. To provide student extracur-
ricular and cocurricular support,
including athletics, drama, field
trips, playgrounds and etc., in the
annual approximate amount of...
815,000.00
f. To provide summer and after
school programs, including curricu-
lar, cocurricular, and extracurricu-
lar, to students in the Summers
County School system, grades K
through twelve inclusive, in the
annual approximate amount of. •.
$30,000.00
g. To provide professional/occu-
pational stafftraining services that
contribute to the professional or
occupational growth and competence
of teachers, administrators, board
members, and service personnel, in
the annual approximate amount of.
•. $25,000.00
h. To acquire, either by purchase
or supplement state funds, three new
diesel buses, either for replacement
or expansion purposes, and to sup-
plement the operation of extended
bus pans, provide an adequate, safe
and convenient means of transpor-
tation for school children, in the
annual approximate amount of...
$25,000.00
i. To supplement the rising cost of
operation and maintenance of plant
and student transpertation services,
including utilities, fuel for buses,
and custodial supplies, in the an-
nual approximate amount of...
$350,000.00
j. To maintain and/or replace
general purpose vehicles such as
trucks, tractors, staff vehicles, and
laboratories, to add to existing school
buildings where necessary, to cor-
rect fire/health hazards, and to re-
pair and maintain existing school
buildings, facilities and equipment
inclusive of contracted services in
the annual approximaete amount of.
•. $194,845.00
Total for all purposes annual
approximate amounts of... $
879,845.00
2. The annual total approximate
amount to be expended during the
term oft his levy is $879,845.00, and
the total approximate amount to be
expended during the three (3) year
term of this levy is $2,639,535.00.
The Board ofEducation ofthe County
of Summers is hereby authorized to
match any State, Federal or other
funds becomingavailable and to
expend at the end of each fiscal year
or at end of levy period any resulting
surplus accruing and any surplus
accruing from this levy for any or'all
purposes set forth in this proclama-
tion or any school purpose it may
desire.
Hi
3. That the separate and aggre-
gated assessed valuation of each
class of taxable property within the
Summers County District for the
Assessment year of 1991 is as fol-
lOWS:
Class I $9,163,218
Class II $54,133,368
Class III $50,107,774
Class IV $23,862,583
Aggregate $137,266,943
4. That the proposed rate of levy
in cents on each class of property
within the Summers County School
District for the fiscal years begin-
ning July 1, 1992, July 1, 1993, and
July 1, 1994, is as follows:
Class l 22.95 cents per
$100 Assessed ValUe
Class II 45.90 cents per
$100 Assessed Value
Class Ill 91.80 cents per
$100 Assessed Value "
Class IV 91.80 cents per
$I00 Assessed Value
5. The years to which additional
levy shall apply, if authorized by the
voters, are the fiscal years begin-
ning July 1, 1992, July 1, 1993, and
July 1, 1994.
6. That the question of such addi-
tional levies be submitted to a vote
"in the Summers County School Dis-
trict which embraces Summers
County, West Virginia, at a special
election to be held in said county on
Saturday, December 14, 1991. Ab-
sentee ballots, for this election shall
be applied for, obtained from and
returned to the Office of the Sum-
mers County Circuit Clerk, Sum-
mers County Courthouse, Hinton,
West Virginia.
7. That notices ofthis special levy
election shall be given by the publi-
cation of this order once each week
for two successive weeks within a 14
day period next preceding the day of
the said special election in the Hin-
ton News, a newspaper for Demo-
cratic politics and of general circula-
tion in the Summers County School
District, and the Leader, a newspa-
per Of Republican politics and of
general circulation, in said School
District for the same period. Printed
copies of this order shall be posted at
each voting place in the School Dis-
trict prior to the special election to
be held on Saturday, December 14,
1991. All provisions of the law con-
cerning general election shall apply.
The secretary of the Board is hereby
authorized to acquire and furnish
election officials all proper election
supplies, attend tothe publication of
this order and to the posting of the
same in each voting place in the
Summers County School District and
to do any and all things necessary to
present questions proposed by this
driver's education vehicles, includ-
ing repair, greasing, fueling, pre-
Levy Election
December 14, 1991
Special Election to authorize
additional levies for the fiscal years
beginning July 1,1992, July 1,1993,
and July 1,1994, and for the purpose
of authorizing the Board of Educa-
tion of Summers County to contract
for an assume indebtedness, includ-
ing interest thereon for the follow-
ing:
a. To purchase, acquire and dis-
tribute textbooks to all students in
Summers County School System,
grades K through twelve, inclusive,
the annual approximate amount of.
•. $100,000.00
b. To provide instructional sup-
plies, library books, audiovisuals,
and instructional equipment, where
necessary to all pupils in grades K
through twelve, including vocational,
the annual approximate amount of.
.. $80,000.00
c. To provide staff development,
curriculum enrichment, remediation
and expansion programming via
satellite, the annual approximate
amount of... $20,000.00
d. To maintain and further im-
prove the superior quality and excel-
lence of the bands and music pro-
grams of the county, the annual
approximate amount of
$15,000.00
e. To provide student extracur-
ricular and cocurricular support,
including athletics, drama, field
trips, playgrounds and etc., in the
annual approximate amount of...
$15,000.00
f. To provide summer and after
school programs, including curricu-
lar, cocurricular, and extracurricu-
lar, to students in the Summers
County School system, grades K
through twelve inclusive, in the
annual approximate amount of...
$3O,000.00
g. To provide professional/occu-
pational staff training services that
contribute to the professional or
occupational growth and competence
of teachers, administrators, board
members, and service personnel, in
the annual approximate amount of.
.. $25,000.00
h. To acquire, either by purchase
or supplement state funds, three new
diesel buses, either for replacement
or expansion purposes, and to sup-
plement the operation of extended
bus runs, provide an adequate, safe
and convenient means of transpor-
tation for school children, in the
annual approximate amount of...
$25,000.00
i. To supplement the rising cost of
operation and maintenance of plant
and student transportation services,
including utilities, fuel for buses,
and custodial supplies, in the an-
nual approximate amount of...
$350,000.00
j. To maintain and/or replace
general purpose vehicles such as
trucks, tractors, staff vehicles, and
driver's education vehicles, includ-
ing repair, greasing, fueling, pre-
ventive maintenance and replace-
ment costs, in the annual approxi-
mate amount of... $25,000.00
k. To acquire and improve sites to
contract for and/or erect, to furnish
and equip school buildings, includ'
ing the upgrading of science labora-
tories, to add to existing school build-
ings where necessary, to correct fire/
health hazards, and to repair and
maintain existing school buildings,
facilities and equipment inclusive of
contracted services in the annual
approximate amount of.
$194,845.00
Total for all purposes annual
approximate amounts of... $
879,845.00
The annual total approximate
amount to be expended during the
tion or any school purposes it may
desire.
According to the order ofthe Board
of Education of the County of Sum-
mers entered on the third day of
October 1991.
The additional levies shall be on
Class I property, 22.95 cents; on
Class II property, 45.90 cents; on
Class III property, 91.80 cents; and
on Class IV property, 91.80 cents.
FOR the Levies
AGAINST the Levies
INSTRUCTIONS: Those favoring
the additional levies place an X in
the square before OR the Levies."
Those against such levies place an X
in the square before =AGAINST the
Levies."
HN Dec. 3, 10
Bradberry
Reunion Held
The 15th Annual Bradberry Re-
union was held at Shanklin's Ferry
on Sat. Sept. 21st.
Those attending were as follows:
Mary Thomas Dunn, Radford, Va.;
Jackie Young, Jesse Bradberry, both
of Hinton, W.Va.; Rev. John Olfen-
berger, Cashmere, W:Va.; Ray
Raines, Peterstown, W.Va.; Corbett
and Dorothy Lilly, Jumping Branch,
W.Va.; Bobby and Edith Bradberry,
Clifton Forge, Va.; Rubble Wickline,
Peterstown, W.Va.
Ray and Jean Hot=chins, Atlanta,
Ga.; Billy and Darlene Houchins,
Peterstown, W.Va.; David and Mary
Lou White, Pickerington, Oh.; Joe
and Nancy Riggs, Marietta, Oh.;
Tommy and Betty Keaton, Pipestem,
W.Va.; Randy Meador, Peterstown,
Fred and Irene Garten, Peterstown,
W.Va•; Kay Payne, Hinton, W.Va.;
George Bradberry, Fairmont, W.Va.;
Philip Meador, Peterstown, W.Va.;
James and Betty Bradberry, Clifton
Forge, Va.; John and Nina Poe,
Radford, Va.; Patty and Jennifer
Renolds, Covington, Vs.; Emily and
Ellen Spangler, Ballard, W.Va.
Sylvia and Jim Aliff, Blacksburg,
Vs.;
Shirley Parker, Jack Keaton, both
of Alderson, W.Va.; Corey Yancey,
True, W.Va.; Jean Yancey, Hinton,
W.Va.; Hugh Toothman, Fairmont,
W.Va•;John and Karen Yancey, Lake
Wylie, S.C.; Nelle Bradberry Th-
ompson, Newport, Oh.; Kess and
Arlene Hale, Narrows, Va.; Bob
Ayers, Clifton Forge, Va.; Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Houchins, Massillon,
Oh.; Evelyn Young, Nellie Mann,
Emme.tt Mann, all of Peterstown,
W.Va.
Virginia Gautier, Narrows, W.Va.;
Isabelle Duncan, Pipestem, W.Va.;
Earl Dean & Velma Bradberry,
Reynoldsburg, Oh.; Glenn and Joan
Bradberry, Columbus, Oh.; Arnold
and Betty Bradberry, Clifton Forge,
Vs.; Jeff and Linda Powell, Chris-
tiansburg, Va.; Butch and Karen
Creel, Waldorf, Md.; Kim Creel,
Waldorf, Md.; Peggy Bradberry, Sil-
versprings, Md.; Calaway Bradberry,
Waldrof, Md.; Jerry and Paul Brad-
berry, Waldrof, Md.; Denise Galbo,
Silversprings, Md.; Stuart and Clark
Bradberry, Silversprings, Md.; T.L
and Ions Ryan, Hinton, W.Va.;
Beckey, Jackie, Sherry Anderson,
Hinton, W.Va.
Matthew and Calad Bradberry,
Jack and Sarah Bradberry, all of
Hinton, W.Va.; Ajax, Giesha, and
Raggs Bradberry, Clifton Forge, Va.
and Elizabeth Bradberry, Radford,
Va.
A bountiful picnic dinner was
mas program "The Light of Bethle-
hem" on Wed. Dec. 18th. at 7:00 p.m.
Everyone Welcome.
IIEALTH DEPT. SCHEDULE
Summers Co. Health Dept. Sched-
ule For Dec.
2- Immunizations & TB skin tests
(9-11 am & 1-3 pro). 5 - General
Medical Clinic (by appointment). 9 -
Diabetic, blood pressure & Hemo-
globin tests ( 8:30-11 am ). 10 - Mater-
nity Clinic (Dr. Pulliam) by appoint-
ment. 12 - Pediatric & EPSDT Clinic
(Dr. Shammaa) by appointment. 16
- Immunizations & TB skin tests (9-
1 am & 1-3 pro). 18 - Chest X-ray
Clinic (appointment only). 19 -
Women's Services Clinic (Dr. Sham-
maa) by appointment. 30 - Immuni-
zations & TB skin tests ( 9-11 & 1-3).
Office Location - 151 Pleasant St.
Office Hours - 8 am to 4 pm Mon.-
Fri. Telephone - 466-3388. Health
Officer- S. IC Shammaa, M.D. Health
Nurse - SandraBall, RN. Sanitarian
- Stephen Trail. Secretary - Brenda
Plumley.
CHRISTMAS DINIR
Silver Leaf Chapter No. 5, Order
of Eastern Star will have a covered
dish dinner on Fri. Dec. 13th. at 6:00
in the Masonic Hall•
Special meeting to follow dinner.
All members bring a favorite dish
and attend.
Meat and drink furnished by
chapter.
U.S. GOVERNMENT
COMMODITIES AVAILABLE
Loaves and Fishes (127 Ballengee
St.) is authorized to give out the
remaining two items (raisins, and
rice) once a month to income eligible
residents of Summers County.
Return each month until the
supply ends. Bring a bag or box.
Quantity given is based upon num-
ber of family members•
Bring proof of income•
There is an abundance of these
items. There will not be another
distribution in Summers County of
food items until Mar. J2. Please
take advantage of receiving rice and
raisins at Loaves and Fishes (M.W.F.
10 A - 2 P).
SPORTS CARD SHOW
A Sports Card Show will be held
Sat. Dec. 14th. from 9am to 3pro at
the Summers Co. Volunteer Fire
Dept.
Door prizes. For more info: call: in
Summers Co. 466-0755 or Raleigh
Co. 763-2081.
Loaves And
Fishes Fund
Raiser
Loaves and Fishes' 1991 Commu-
nity Fund Drive has reached the
halfway point towardits $5,000goal.
With over forty generous contribu-
tions from folks within Summers
Co., or W.Va., or living in Oh., N.Y.
or Washington, D.C., the loafofbread
proudly holds ten slices• With each
additional $250 another slice of bread
is placed in the loaf prominently
displayed in the storefront window
of Loaves and Fishes.
With every donation of $50 or
more the contributor receives a Wolf
Creek calendar -- twelve unique
southeastern W.Va. inspired
silkscreened scenes. Contributions
may be sent to Loayes and Fishes
P.O. Box 56, Hinton, WV 25951 or
brought to their office at 127 Bal-
lengee St.
Advisers will meet in Athens on Fri.
Dec. 13 at 2 p.m. in the Concord
Room of the College's Administra-
tion Building. The meeting is open
to the public•
NOTICE
Dear Church Pastor:
If your church would like to have
the Summers County Singing Con-
vention at your church next year,
please call James Withrow at 466-
1139 and give the month you would
like, I am in the process of schedul-
ing the convention for each month
next year.
James Withrow, President
RETIRED SCHOOL
EMPLOYEES
The Summers County Association
of Retired School Employees will
meet Sat. Dec. 14th., at 10:00 A.M.
in the Board of Education Confer-
ence Room. Members are to bring
wrapped and labeled gifts for nurs-
ing home patients.
Special guests will be legislative
leaders from this district. All mem-
bers are urged to attend.
DEGREE OF HONOR
The Degree of Honor will meet at
1:30 Thurs. Dec. 12th. at the Dairy
Queen for their regular meeting.
There will be an exchange of gifts.
All members please attend.
BPW TO HOLD DECEMBER
MEETING
The Hinton Business and Profes-
sional Women's Club will hold their
Dec. meeting at the home of Millie
Meador.
The covered dish dinner will be-
gin at 6:30 on Dec. 12th. All mem-
bers welcome.
ANNUAL NEW YEARS EVE
GOSPEL SING
Annual New Years Eve Gospel
Sing featuring: Kingsmen, Inspira-
tions, Gold City, The Greens and
Heaven Bound on Tues. Dec. 31, at 7
PM at the Municipal Auditorium
Charleston Civic Center.
Ticket Prices: $12-Main Floor; $10
Balcony. All Seats Reserved. Tick-
ets go up $2 At Door.
For ticket purchase call Ticket-
master Charleston Area 342-5757
or Huntington Area 523-5757.
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