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Vol. 32, No. 41
October 9, 2007
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Rotary to
host fall
blood
screening
November 3
The Braxton County
Rotary Club has announced the date of their
annual fall blood screening
as Saturday, November 3
from 6:30 a.m. to 10:00
a.m. at Braxton County
Memorial Hospital.
“These events are
very well received by the
public and we are pleased
to bring this hugely discounted service to our
friends and neighbors,”
says club president Lee
Fisher. The local organization, with the support Braxton County Memorial, now
hosts both a fall and spring
screening.
The primary screening will provide for 30 basic blood profile tests at a
cost of only $30. The fee
represents a savings of as
much as 90% over what is
commonly charged at doctors’ offices and medical
facilities. Optional TSH
(Thyroid) and PSA testing
will again be available at
additional costs. Also added
this year will be hemoglobin A1c test which is used
primarily to monitor the
glucose control of diabetics
over time. The cost is $15.
The Braxton County Health
Department will be providing tetanus shots to anyone who needs them at the
nominal fee of $15. Flu
shots will also be available
for an additional charge of
$15. Applicants must participate in the basic blood
screening to be eligible for
any of the additional inoculations or tests.
The costs are not
chargeable to any insurance or third party payor.
Cash or check will be accepted. Testing is available
to those ages 5 and above.
Results of the tests will
be mailed directly to the patient. Physician’s orders are
not required. However, it is
recommended that those
receiving the screening forward the results to their
family doctor.
The Rotary will be sponsoring a pancake breakfast
during the morning in the
Hospital cafeteria, under
the direction of Rev. Bill
Hopkins. The additional fee
is $5 for the meal.
“This program has received great reviews in the
three years we have been
hosting it. We are very
pleased to again be
partnering with our local
hospital to bring this much
needed service to area citizens at such a huge savings. Without Braxton
County Memorial, this
event would not be possible.
We are pleased to have the
Braxton County Health Department join us this year
to provide tetanus shots also
at a substantial reduction
in price,” explains Fisher.
Pre-registration for
the screening is preferred.
“We have found that the
pre-registration substantially shortens the wait
time for those who participate in the screening,” say
the club president. Pre-registration will be provided by
club members and at the
following select locations:
Braxton County Senior
Center in Gassaway, Braxton County Health Department, Braxton County Memorial Hospital and the
Citizens’ News office in
Sutton. Anyone wishing
additional information, pertaining to the event, may
call the Citizens’ News office at 765-5193.
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Grand Jury indicts former
Magistrate; former Deputy
A former Braxton
County Magistrate and a
former Deputy Sheriff were
among the eleven individuals indicted by the October term of the Grand
Jury when they convened
on Wednesday, October 3.
A true bill was returned against former
Magistrate Carolyn D.
Cruickshanks
of
Gassaway. She is charged
with conspiracy to commit
intimidation/retaliation
against a witness, a
felony. She is alleged to
have conspired with her
son, Jordan Matthew
Grubb of Greenwood, WV,
to intimidate a witness.
That witness was involved in a prior case
against Grubb who was an
inmate at the Central Regional Jail at the time of
the incident. Grubb was
indicted on charges of intimidation/retaliation
against a witness, also a
felony. Cpl C.J. Tierney of
the West Virginia State
Police was the investigating officer in both cases.
A special judge and
prosecuting attorney
have been assigned to
c a s e s i n v o l v i n g both
Cruickshanks and Grubb.
Judge John W. Hatcher,
Jr. will preside over the
cases. The special prosecutor is Robert William
Schulenberg, III.
Christopher Shane
Dellinger a former Braxton
County Sheriff’s Deputy
was indicted on six counts
of falsifying accounts.
Dellinger, who now lives in
Summersville, is alleged to
have falsified accounts of
his activities by making
false entries of hours
worked on activity data reports kept by the West Virginia Commission on
Drunk Driving. The
former deputy served as
the Braxton County Grant
Coordinator for the state
program that pays officers
for special DUI prevention. The entries allegedly resulted in the officer
obtaining pay for hours
that he didn’t actually
work between August 10
and November 20, 2005.
Sgt. C. F. Trader of the
West Virginia State Police
was the investigating officer. Mark Hudnell of
Summerville will prosecute the case.
Randy Thayer of Or-
lando was indicted on
three counts of possession of a controlled substance (marijuana) with
the intent to deliver on
January 13, 2007. The illegal drugs involved were
marijuana, methamphetamine and hydrocodone.
The investigating officer
was D.A. Duffield of the
WV Department of Natural Resources.
Danny Lee George of
Little Birch was indicted
on two separate accounts.
George is alleged to have
committed felony burglary
when he entered the
dwelling of Harry Frame
with the intent to commit
a crime. George was also
charged with malicious
wounding, pertaining to
his attempt to cause
bodily injury to Donald
Butch Noe. The incident
occurred on April 7,
2007.The
allegations
were investigated by
Deputy Rick Wilson.
Duane Ray Fox of
Newton, WV was indicted
on one charge of possession of a controlled substance (marijuana) with
the intent to deliver. The
offense allegedly occurred
on February 4, 2007.
Trooper D. B. Gast of the
Sutton Detachment of the
West Virginia State Police
investigated the incident.
Four
individuals
were indicted as a result
of an incident that occurred at the residents of
Johny and Marla Miller.
James Stokley, Amber
Mollitor,
both
of
Gassaway, and Ryan
Rollyson of Frametown
were each charged with
burglary, grand larceny
and conspiracy as a result
of the August 17, 2006
robbery. Rollyson was also
charged with transferring
stolen property. Jason
Nottingham was indicted
for transferring stolen
property as well. Trooper
J. R. Wince was the investigating officer.
Thomas J. Hubbert,
address unknown, was
indicted on two charges of
negligent
homicide.
Hubbert was the driver of
a tractor trailer truck involved in an accident on
Interstate 79 on October
26, 2006. That accident
resulted in the death of
Robin S. Abbott and Kenneth L. Elmore.
WV Filmmakers Festival to
feature county resident’s work
The 8th Annual WV
Filmmakers Festival will
feature several county
residence films. The three
day event will be held October 12, 13 and 14 at the
Landmark Studio for the
Arts on Main Street,
Sutton.
Kevin Carpenter will
present the premier of his
film made in Tanzania and
West Virginia. One Earth:
Makutano on Kilimanjaro is
a documentary that strives
to explore the idea that life
can sometimes mirror art.
During production of
West Virginia State University Professor Daniel
Boyd’s
feature
film,
Makutano, film crew member Kevin Carpenter experienced numerous physical and mental challenges
that, by production’s end,
echoed themes which were
hauntingly similar to those
expressed in Boyd’s film.
The documentary also ex-
amines the impact of
these life-threatening
situations on the crew, and
how this adversity enhanced an awareness of
bi-cultural similarities between Appalachia and Africa.
Westley Carpenter is
a leading actor in a sneak
preview of the film 16 to
Life. The film is a coming
of age, skate board punks
growing up after life’s
tribulations during the
battle of the bands event.
Ashley
Spring
Gateless will screen her
documentary Call Me Home
about of people who chose
to call Braxton County
home in the 1970’s.
Jessie Rivard produces a very clever
taleThree Fifty about implications of white lies.
Charlie Cline will
screen ‘Monsters In Autumn’
an alternatively lighthearted and melancholy
portrait of the lives and
friendships of Frankenstein, The Wolfman, and
Dracula, combining the
improvised reminiscences
of the aging ‘monsters’
with playfully staged footage of children enacting
scenes as the same creatures.
For a complete
schedule of events see
advertisement on page 3
of this issue. For more
i n f o r mation
go
to
www.lanmarkstudio.org
email
Westley Carpenter will be one of the local artists to or
premier his work at this year’s WV Filmmakers Festival. [email protected]
Local Microtel officially opens
David Huffman and his partners
officially opened the Microtel Inn and
Suites during their open house held
Friday, October 6. Guests at the event
were given tours of the 74 room hotel
located between Gassaway and Sutton,
115 Reston Place, behind Pizza Hut,
They were also treated to a host of refreshments.
Those participating in the ribbon
cutting ceremony, in addition to
Huffman and his wife Karen were: (L to
R) Tim Stout, vice president of First
Central Bank based in Philippi, Kathy
and Keith Shaver, partners in the local
venture, Gary Lake, v.p of First Central,
Dennis Klingensmith, First Central
CEO, Doug and Tonya Vincent, part owners of the local hotel. Tonya Vincent also
serves as the facility’s manager.
Battle Of
Bulltown
re-enactment
set for this
weekend
On October 13, 1863,
the Battle of Bulltown occurred near the Union
trenches. This skirmish
lasted twelve hours. The
Confederate forces were
led by Colonel William L.
Jackson (a native of Lewis
County, Virginia – now
West Virginia – and first
cousin of “Stonewall” Jackson). The Confederates
attacked the Union forces
at 4:30 a.m. The Union
forces, led by Captain
Mattingly, repelled the attack on their fortifications… want to learn
more?
The Battle of Bulltown
re-enactment will take
you back in time, 144
years ago to the exact location that our forefathers
fought during the Civil
War. Preserved by the US
Army Corps of Engineers,
Stonewall Jackson Re-enactment Unit, Friends of
Bulltown, and Burnsville
Lake volunteers the battlefield remains alive, as well
as, an infrastructure during that period in time.
Located near the battlefield, is a village of buildings constructed as early
as
the
1800’s:
Cunningham
House,
Fleming House, Johnson
House, McCauley Barn,
and St. Michael’s Church,
just to name a few.
On Saturday, October
13th, camps and homes located throughout the
Bulltown Historic Area will
be open for visitors from
9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Visitors may witness the ways
of our ancestors during the
Civil War Period.
On Sunday, October
14 th, camps will be open
from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
At 2:00 p.m. the Battle of
Bulltown will commence,
courtesy of the Stonewall
Jackson Re-enactment
Unit.
The Bulltown Historic
Area is located next to
Bulltown Campground at
Burnsville Lake. Take Interstate 79 to the Flatwoods
Exit 67, then take State 4
/ US Route 19 north for
eleven miles. Turn left
onto Millstone Road and
drive approximately one
mile to Bulltown Campground. and the staff will
gladly assist you with parking. For more information,
Please turn to BULLTOWN
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Debate over hiring deputy,
Region VII priority list
highlight Commission meeting
The discussion regarding Sheriff Howard
Carpenter’s request to elevate
Jacob
Nathan
Dennison from part-time to
full-time status received a
substantial amount of discussion
during
last
Friday’s regular meeting of
the Braxton County Commission.
Carpenter asked that
his request be made effective immediately, to fill the
vacancy created by Travis
Flint’s resignation to attend the WV State Police
Academy. Commission
president Terry Frame
stated that she was reluctant to move forward before
seeing an unencumbered
balance sheet. It was
pointed out that the deputy
was not a new hire, but
would replace someone already budgeted for in a fulltime position. Frame
stated that her main con-
cern was making sure that
the Sheriff’s recommendation had fulfilled all the
Civic Service requirement. Mike Chapman
made a motion to hire
Dennison contingent on
his approval by the local
Civic Service Board. That
action died for lack of a second. The Commission had
their administrative assistant call and request the
Sheriff appear before them
to answer questions. Carpenter arrived before the
meeting was over and told
the Commission that his
recommendation was in
the top three of the Civil
Service
recommendations. Chapman made a
motion
to
change
Dennison’s status from
part-time to full-time. That
action was seconded by
David Jack and approved.
lease turn to COMMISSION
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OPINION
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the proper services.
Certainly, one of the
priorities of county
government should be
to address the medical
and health needs of
our citizens.
Thank you for
your time and assistance.
Sincerely,
Richard A. Facemire
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By Ed Given
What a waste…
A lot of interesting things occur at and
around meetings of the Braxton County Commission. When I saw the agenda for last week’s
meeting, I knew the writing was on the wall. The
item was listed under the heading of “Discussion
of and possible action on: Payment of dues to
CCAWV and WVACO.” When it came time to deal
with the subject the action was quite predictable.
Terry Frame explained that the dues were
already cut in half before they appeared on the
agenda for consideration at the previous meeting.
She added her opinion that the Association of
Counties was more valuable to the Commission.
David Jack made the motion to pay the dues and
she seconded it. As is reported in the account of
that meeting in this issue, Mike Chapman voted
against the action, but it passed.
Even with Terry’s remarks about the one
organization being more valuable than the other
there was no discussion on belonging to just one
group. The only consideration was what they
termed the county’s ability to pay. My question is:
Is it worth $3,900 or even half that to belong to
these organizations.
As I See It, this is the biggest single waste of
taxpayer’s money that the Commission could and
does make. Well, short of putting it in their
pocket, I guess. Now before some of you get all
cracked up, I am not accusing any of our Commissioners of having their hands in the cookie
jar. If that ever occurs, you will read about it on
the front page, not just in this column.
These groups obviously provide some benefit
to the elected officials. After all, they lobby and
get additional fees placed on taxpayers for the
work the elected officials and their staff’s do.
They lobby for less work for the elected officials.
And of course my biggest gripe… they lobby for pay
raises for the elected officials. I will reiterate my
long standing objection that taxpayer money
should not be used to lobby the legislature and
particularly gain pay raises for office holders.
The answer is simple… either these organizations become truly informational. That means
no lobbing the legislature. Let the organizations
inform the elected officials and if something
needs changed, they can contact their representatives. Then, if those same officials want a pay
raise they will have to be upfront about it and not
blame others. Voters will have the opportunity to
decide if they truly deserved that pay raise, when
it comes time for re-election.
Now if the office holders don’t like that approach, here is the or… They can pay these dues
out of their pockets. In the many years that I
have been witness to this process, the office
holders are the ones that most directly benefit
from the lobbing of their organizations, so why
shouldn’t they foot the bill?
I’m sure the County Commissioners won’t
choose either of my options. I’m also sure their
counterparts around the state, by enlarge,
wouldn’t either. The simple fact of the matter is
they like attending these parties, I mean meetings, and the other social activities that accompany them. After thirty years, I can say the abuse
is not as bad as it once was. I unfortunately can
also report that it has not disappeared. To educate elected officials is one thing, to spend taxpayer dollars on lavish dinners and social activities is another. It simply shouldn’t be done. Will
it stop??? Probably not. But at least I have gotten
it off my chest, again.
Our policy...
Two accidents Wednesday morning seriously injured two women. The first
occurred at 8:11 a.m. near the 61 mile marker of I-79. According to an eye witness, the driver of a 2007 Toyota lost control of his vehicle while headed north.
The vehicle entered the median, hit a drain culvert and rolled an estimated four
times before coming to rest at the edge of the south bound lane. A passenger,
Tinh Cain was treated at the scene by Braxton paramedics and at Braxton County
Memorial Hospital before being transported to a Morgantown facility for additional
care. The woman’s husband, Justin Cain escaped injuries. Sutton and Gassaway
Volunteer Fire Departments responded to the accident.
At 9:51 a.m. EMS and rescue personnel were alerted to a second single vehicle accident on I-79 near the 52 mile marker (Pictured above). According to
reports, Linda Louise Hayes of Summersville was traveling north when she lost
control of her 2007 Ford Focus, entered the median before overturning. The vehicle came to rest on its top in the middle of the north bound lanes. Personnel
from Frametown, Servia and Sutton Fire/Rescue had to extricate the woman
from the overturned vehicle. She was treated at the scene, before being taken to
BCMH. She was transported by HealthNet to CAMC’s General Division. No additional information, regarding either patient has been released.
Both incidents were investigated by the Braxton County Sheriff’s Department.
From
our
readers
EMS questions...
Terry Frame, President
Michael Chapman, &
David Jack, Members
Braxton County
Commission
Dear Commissioners:
It is my understanding that the
Braxton County Emergency Services does
not have an ambulance capable of transporting an elderly
patient who needs or
requires IV’s due to
serious medical problems such as a heart
attack.
Recently an elderly person suffered
heart complications,
which may have been a
heart attack, and was
told by Braxton County
Emergency Services
that there was not an
ambulance available in
the County to transport
an elderly individual
who required IV’s. The
Emergency Services
indicated and informed
the family that they
had notified an out-ofcounty ambulance
service and that it
would take approximately one (1) hour for
the out-of-county
ambulance service to
respond and transport
the patient. As you
can appreciate, in
situations such as
heart complications or
heart attacks every
second and minute is
crucial. I am not
certain why Braxton
County Emergency
Services does not
have the equipment or
ambulances that could
transport elderly
individuals who need
IV’s for serious heart
complications or other
matters.
I would appreciate
it very much if you
would look into this
matter to make certain that the citizens
of our county, especially our elderly
citizens, are receiving
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traffic. Fortunately, the
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BULLTOWN
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please
contact
the
Burnsville Lake Project Office at 304-853-2371 (Monday through Friday from
7:15am to 4:00pm), or the
Bulltown Interpretive Center at 304-452-8170 (open
on weekends).
COMMISSION
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The last item on the
Commission’s agenda was
to establish the county’s
priority list for Region VII
Planning and Development
Council. As in the past,
Braxton had a total of 65
points to distribute among
their projects. From the
2006 list, The Commission
removed the Foodland/
Chemical Town/BCSC
Sewer Extension Project
which previously received
10 points; the Industrial
Park Development and
Nicholas Run Waterline
Extension both of which
were allotted five priority
points.
Other changes included: adding Sutton’s
storm drainage project to
the Flatwoods Canoe Run
PSD Gassaway-Sutton
Sewer project and increasing the priority from 5 to
10 points. The Little Birch
waterline
extension
project was elevated from
5 to 10 points as was the
Exchange-Cedar Creek
Road and Herold Route waterline extensions.
The
Frametown/
Wilsie waterline extension
project remained the
County’s number 1 priority with 20 points. Heaters/
Gem Road and Lower Sleith
Road waterline extension
projects remained on the
priority list, but received
no points. After the discussion, Mike Chapman made
motion to approve the revised list.
Sue Clifton was the
first of two people to address the Commission.
She requested permission
to use the Old County Jail
as a “Haunted Jail” for the
month of October. She
stated that the project
would be a fund raiser for
the BCHS Band Boosters
and students. Terry Frame
explained that the Jail was
utilized for storage and
that some of the records
were confidential. She also
stated that the County had
nowhere to move the documents and would not be
able to lend the facility to
the students.
Fred Armstrong of the
State Department of
Archieves discussed with
the Commission, grant
funds that were available to
help consolidate and preserve records required to be
maintained. He offered his
services in inspecting the
county’s records and helping with the grant process.
The Commission had the
county maintenance supervisor to show the records to
Armstrong. In addition,
David Jack made a motion
that the Commission pass
a resolution authorizing the
county to apply for the
grants. That action received the unanimous approval of the Commission.
In other action, Commissioners reviewed a written request from Judge Richard Facemire to purchase
new furniture for the Probation Office. After examining the estimate, Mike
Chapman introduced action
to approve the request in
the amount of $2,870.73.
It was also Chapman
who made a motion to approve the probate appointments for the month of September as submitted. That
same motion authorized
the correction of an erroneous assessment for Bernard
G. and Nancy L. Boone and
an exoneration refund request for Maggie L. Williams
in the amount of $23.46.
Only one additional
purchase order was submitted for consideration.
The Circuit Clerk’s request to purchase four
record books at a cost of
$639 from Casto and Harris was approved.
The Commissioners
discussed a proposal to
place
communication
tower(s) in the county
through a Homeland Security Grant of just over $1.4
million. They tabled action
on the matter until they
has more information.
Commission president Terry Frame explained that the West Virginia Association of Counties and the County
Commissioner’s Association both had reduced their
dues for Braxton County by
½ the normal rate. Frame
said she felt the WVAOC
was the more valuable of
the two organizations.
David Jack made a motion
to pay the dues in the
amount of $1,250 to the
WVAOC and $750 to the
WVCCA. Terry Frame seconded the motion, which
passed over the “no” vote of
Mike Chapman.
The Commission reviewed and approved the
minutes of their September, 2007 meetings with
noted corrections.
Terry Frame brought
up a petition from officials
of the Town of Burnsville
requesting that an ambulance be re-stationed in
that area. She requested
that Fred Thompson,
County EMS Director explain the County’s position.
He stated that there had
been “no change in service
to the area.” He added that
there had not been an ambulance stationed in that
area for approximately one
and a half years. “We just
simply quit renting the
space,” he added. Frame
stated that the Commission would attend a town
council meeting to explain.
Being no further business the meeting adjourned
at 10:00 a.m. The next regularly scheduled meeting of
the Braxton County Commission will be on October
19 beginning at 9:00 a.m.
Local educators attend
Teacher Leadership Institute
A team of nine
teachers representing
all schools attended the
West Virginia Department of Education’s 21 st
Century Teacher Leadership Institute, June
24-29, at the Civic Center in Charleston. They
were: Chastity Hupp,
Burnsville Elementary
School; Mary Anne
Backus, Davis Elementary School; Minnie
Coffman, Flatwoods Elementary School; Cindy
Shuman, Frametown Elementary School; Pam
Kniceley, Little Birch Elementary School; Lindsay Harman, Sutton Elementary School; Lori
Dittman, BCMS; Sheba
Kendig and Gary King,
BCHS; and Barbara Cox,
Staff Development Coordinator for the county.
To promote global
awareness, particularly
in the area of civic financial awareness, each
county team was given
the assignment to establish and promote a business, competing with
other county teams during the week. Braxton
County’s team became
the Braxton County Monsters, Inc., and a silent
auction was conducted.
The “investors” included
the school’s partners in
education: the Bank of
Gassaway ($100 savings
bond); Café Cimino ($50
dinner certificate); Go
Mart ($50 gas certificate); Braxton County
Memorial Hospital (2
Oreck XL indoor/outdoor
thermometers);
and
Boyd’s Bears, Bear
Heaven Gift Shop (gift
basket). The monsters
won the competition and
the proceeds were do-
SummersvilleWal-Mart joins
Mountaineer Food Bank in
project “share the smiles”
Summersville WalMart customers share the
smiles by donating food to
Mountaineer Food Bank,
during the month of October on every Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Wal-Mart customers
will be asked to “share the
smiles” by donating dry
food items as they exit the
store. “Food donations on
a national level are down,”
says Executive Director,
Carla Nardella.
“The
Summersville Wal-Mart
customers can “share the
smiles” by donating food to
help Mountaineer Food
Bank meet the needs of
the 260,000 individuals
that we touch each
month. Every can, box and
bag makes a difference in
someone’s life. Your donation could mean that a
child will have supper, a
family can have a meal, or
an elderly person will not
have to choose whether to
eat or buy medicine.”
Mountaineer Food
Bank, located between
Gassaway and Sutton, re-
October 9, 2007 Page 3
ceives donations of foods
and other items from
manufacturers, processors, wholesalers, retailers, growers and food
drives. These donations
are warehoused, sorted,
boxed, inventoried and
distributed to a network of
477 feeding programs located in 48 West Virginia
counties. The feeding
programs includes soup
kitchens, shelters, food
pantries, day cares, after
school programs and senior nutrition sites. At
these feeding programs
the donations provided by
Mountaineer Food Bank
contributors are given to
people in need. Mountaineer Food Bank’s mission is to alleviate hunger in West Virginia. Help
and support is needed during this food drive. “With
your support in `sharing a
smile’ you can be a part of
our mission.”
For additional information please feel free to
contact Mountaineer Food
Bank at 1-800-HUNGRY-8.
nated to the Braxton
County Animal Shelter.
The goal of the institute was to develop 21 st
century teacher leaders
who can provide leadership in 21 st century
schools and school systems. The West Virginia
Teacher Leadership Institute developed a strong
knowledge base among
teacher leaders on the
Frameworks for High
Performing 21 st Century
C l a s s r o o m s ; provided
teacher leaders with a
deeper understanding of
the digital learner; assisted teacher leaders in
deepening their understanding of 21 st century
content in the context of
real-world applications
using 21 st century tools;
focused on quality instructional design inclusive of performance assessments and rubrics;
and assisted county
teacher leadership teams
in strategic planning for
county-wide implementation of professional development based upon the
knowledge and understandings gained as a result of participation in the
Institute. This team of
teachers will assist
county leadership in
building capacity for the
transformation of all
classrooms into high-performing 21 st century
classrooms. “The sixcomponent West Virginia
plan for the 21 st Century
Schools promises to
graduate all students proficient in rigorous core
subjects and 21st century
content; the ability to
think critically and problem solve; the application
of knowledge at high levels in relevant context;
exhibiting personal and
work place productivity
skills; and the use of
technology tools to assemble, communicate
and analyze information,”
says the state superintendent of schools.
The teachers and
staff in the school system
expressed their appreciation for the support of all
local businesses. “The
Braxton County Monsters,
Inc., sends out a big
“thank you” to those who
supported us during the
Institute,” says a spokesperson.
The Sutton Halloween
Festival set for October 27
October is here and it
is time to get you ready for
Halloween. Yes, believe it
or not two weeks from next
Saturday will be October 27.
This will be the date of the
Sutton Halloween Festival
and like in years past,
there will be a costume
contest, pumpkin carving
contests, games and lots,
lots more.
So, mark your calendar
and remember you can pick
your free pumpkin to carve
for the contest on October 20
from 9:00 until they are
gone. More information will
come next week, but to help
or sponsor a booth you can
call Town of Sutton at 7655581
Read the Citizens' News
On The World Wide Web
www.bcn-news.com
Statement of Ownership, Management and Circulation
Required by 39 U.S.C. 3685 --Publication Title: Braxton Citizens' News; Pub. No. 39-3130; Filing Date 10/
02/06; Issue Frequency, Weekly; No. of Issues Published Annually, 52; Annual Subscription Price, $13.00;
Complete Mailing Address of Known Office of Publication: 501 Main Street, P.O. Box 516, Sutton, Braxton,
WV 26601; Complete Mailing Address of Headquarters or General Business Office of Publisher: 501 Main
Street, P.O. Box 516, Sutton, Braxton, WV 26601; Publisher, Edward R. Given, 410 S. Franklin Avenue,
Sutton, WV 26601; Editor, Edward R. Given, 410 S. Franklin Avenue, Sutton, WV 26601; Managing Editor,
Edward R. Given, 410 S. Franklin Avenue, Sutton, WV 26601; Owner: Quality Printing & Publishing, Inc.,
501 Main Street, Sutton, WV 26601/Edward R. & D. Jeanine Given, 410 S. Franklin Avenue, Sutton, WV
26601; Known Bondholders, Mortgagees, and Other Security Holders Owning or Holding 1 Percent or
More of Total Amount of Bonds, Mortgagees, and Other Securities: None.
Issue Date For Circulation Data: 09/25/07
Extent and
Avg. No. Copies
No. copies of single
nature of
each issue during
issue published
circulation
preceding 12 mos.
nearest filing date
Total no. of copies (net press run)
6,350
6,350
Paid and/or requested circulation
Paid/requested outside-county mail
subscriptions stated on form 3541 (includes
advertiser's proof and exchange copies)
1,075
1,051
Paid in-county subscriptions (includes
advertiser's proof and exchange copies)
1,482
1,518
Sales through dealers and carriers,
street vendors, counter sales, and
other non-USPS paid distribution
3,535
3,525
Other classes mailed through the USPS
0
0
Total paid and/or requested circulation
6,109
6,094
Free distribution by Mail, (Samples, complimentary and other free)
Outside-county as stated on form 3541
28
21
In-county as stated on form 3541
70
75
Other classes mailed through the USPS
0
0
Free distribution outside the mail
(carriers or other means)
68
70
Total free distribution
166
166
Total distribution
6,275
6,260
Copies not distributed
75
91
Total
6,350
6,350
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With Deepest
Sympathy
OBITUARIES
Madeline Marie Sue Bell
Infant
Madeline
Marie Sue Bell entered
into Heaven September 28,
2007 the daughter of
Priscilla Hamrick and
Steven Bell. She is also
survived by maternal
grandparents, Bonnie Bell
and Roscoe Murphy;
brother, Steven Goodrich;
paternal great grandmother, Doris Bell; paternal great grandfather, Ed
Murphy; Godfather, Roger
Floyd Frame, Godmother,
Loretta Ann Hamrick and
several aunts and uncles.
Graveside services
were held on Tuesday, October 2, 2007 at Piper Cemetery, Crooked Fork with
Pastor Bill Carr officiating.
Arrangements by the
Richard M. Roach Funeral
Home, Gassaway.
Nellie Reta Stump
Nellie Reta Stump, 92,
died peacefully in her
home in Flatwoods on October 2, 2007, following a
brief illness. She grew up
on Triplett, the daughter of
the late Lee and Bessie
Whisman. Aside from her
role as loving wife and
mother, Mrs. Stump was a
member of Eastern Star,
active in the Flatwoods
Methodist Church, and
was retired from the
Braxton County High
School where she worked
as a cook.
Preceding her in
death were husband, Olen,
son and daughter-in-law,
Cary and Alice Stump of
Buckhannon, and Brothers, Hugh and Dallas
Whisman, both of Ohio.
Reta is survived by
son and daughter-in-law,
George and Debbie Stump
of Greensburg, PA, a sister,
Dara Cole of New Philadelphia, OH, Grandchildren
Alma Flint of Sutton, Olen
Stump of Buckhannon,
Heather Ochalek of Brandon, FL, and Holly Stump of
Charlotte, NC. Also living
are great- grandchildren
Jessie Flint of Redford, MI,
Mandy
Lockard
of
Salisbury, NC, Ryan Stump
of Buckhannon, Kathryn,
Noah, and Jordan Ochalek
of Brandon, FL, as well as
her devoted caregiver,
Carol Simons, and several
nieces and nephew.
Funeral
services
were held on Thursday,
October 4, 2007, at
Stockert-Gibson Funeral
Home, Flatwoods, WV, with
the Rev. George Hamrick
officiating. Burial followed
at the Fairview Cemetery,
Chapel, WV. In lieu of flowers, the family requests
that memorial gifts be sent
to the Flatwoods Methodist
Church.
Online condolences
may
be
sent
to:
www.stockertgibson.com
S. Mark Jarrett
S. Mark Jarrett, 70, of
Sutton, WV died September
30,
2007 at his
home. He
was born
January
27, 1937 in
Charleston, WV, a
son of the
late Mark
O. and Thelma Hicks
Jarrett. Also preceding him
in death were one sister
Juanita Voiles and brothers Donald and Glen
Jarrett.
He was a 1955 graduate of the former Stonewall
Jackson High School,
Charleston where he was
an All-Star baseball and
football player and was retired from Hunter Engineering Company in Riverside, CA where he was director of Purchasing and
Traffic. Mark enjoyed playing golf, hunting and fishing, and was an avid football fan. He loved spending
time with his children and
family.
He is survived by his
wife, Chris Jarrett; 1 son
S. Mark Jarrett of Eugene;
4 daughters, Kelli Morrisey
of San Diego, CA, Lynn
Horan of Palm Bay, FL,
Jackie Rea of Charleston,
WV, and Angela Wrice,
Colorado Springs, CO; 3
brothers, James Jarrett of
Nitro, WV, Boyce Jarrett of
Sutton, Kelsey Morrisey,
Chrystal Scholta, Antonia
Rea, Melissa Hill, Nikki
Thompson, Danny Rush
and Lee Watson; and 7
great grandchildren Caleb,
Elijah and Kelsey Hill, Logan Thompson, Madison
Thompson, Alexis Burke
and Brynn Burke.
A funeral service was
held at 7:00 pm on Thursday, October 4, 2007 at
Greene-Robertson Funeral
Home, Sutton with Pastor
Shannon Skeen officiating.
Donations may be
made to Tribute Program,
St. Jude Children’s Re-
search Hospital, 501 St.
Jude Place, Memphis, TN
38105-1942 in Mark’s
memory.
On-line condolences
may be sent to greenrobertsonfuneralhome.com.
Ruby Lea Dodrill
Ruby Lea Dodrill, 88,
of Summersville passed
away Wednesday, Oct. 3,
2007, at CAMC General
Hospital, Charleston, the
result of an automobile accident.
Born Oct. 17, 1918, at
Herold, she was a daughter
of the late Jennings and
Blanche Tinnel Wood. She
was also preceded in death
by her husband, Earlie
Dodrill, in 1965; one son,
Raymond Dodrill; four
brothers, Jennings Jr.,
Gaylord, Darrell and
Donovan Wood; one grandson; and one great-grandson.
She was a retired
nurse’s
aide
from
Gassaway
and
Summersville hospitals.
She was a faithful member
of Beulah Baptist Church,
Muddlety, and an active
participant
in
the
Summersville Senior Citizens.
She is survived by one
son and his wife, Ronald
and Peggy Dodrill of
Burnsville; one daughter
and her husband, Lillian
and Prentice Carte of Little
Elm, Texas; one brother,
Darius Wood of Anderson,
S.C.; three sisters, Ruth
Barth of Canton, Ohio,
Redith Gregg of Massillon,
Ohio, and Reuginia Wood of
Greensboro, N.C.; 13
grandchildren and 28
great-grandchildren.
She is also survived by
three
sisters-in-law:
Kathleen
Wood
of
Summersville, who provided her with transportation to the Senior Citizens,
doctor visits, grocery
stores, etc. They lived next
door to each other and
shared great-companionship; Marian Wood of
Muddlety and Mildred Wood
of Colorado.
Funeral
services
were conducted Saturday,
Oct. 6, at Beulah Baptist
Church, Muddlety, with
Pastor Howard Harper officiating. Burial followed in
Walnut Grove Cemetery,
Strange Creek.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be given to
Beulah Baptist Church.
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Mary Nell Holcomb
Mary Nell Holcomb,
60, of Sutton, WV went
home to be with her Lord
along with her mother-inlaw Gladys Holcomb of Clay,
after sustaining injuries
in an automobile accident
on October 4, 2007. She
was born July 8, 1947 in
Clay County, WV a daughter of the late Maynard
Dudley and Effie Childers
Williams. Jesus called
Mary home with her family by her side on Friday,
October 5, 2007.
She was a member of
the Sutton Baptist Church
family whom she loved
very much. There she
sang in the choir and attended the American Baptist Women meetings, and
especially loved all the
children of the church with
whom she was very involved. Mary also was a
member of the American
Legion Auxiliary and had
showed a great love for animals by volunteering for
the Braxton County Humane Society, she also
was a member and secretary for Sutton CEOS, giving many scholarships for
area youth.
She is survived by
her husband, Kenneth W.,
Daughters, Jennifer, Angela and Terri, Brothers,
Loyd, Tom and Bernard Williams all of Clay; Sisters,
Joyce Spencer of Ivydale,
and her half brother Dennis Underwood of CA, three
grandchildren which were
her world: Andrew, Allen
and Courtney.
Funeral services will
be held on Friday, October
12, 2007 at 1:00 p.m. at
Sutton Baptist Church,
Sutton, WV with Rev. Mike
Sisson officiating. Burial
will follow the service at
Stephenson Cemetery in
Clay, WV. Friends may call
on Thursday, October 11,
2007 from 6-9 p.m. at the
church. The family has
suggested that a donation
be made to the Braxton
County Humane Society,
10 Animal Shelter Lane,
Sutton, WV 26601. On-line
condolences may be sent to
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robertsonfuneralhome.com.
Greene-Robertson Funeral
Home is serving the
Holcomb family.
Jack Wayne Swisher, Sr.
Jack Wayne Swisher,
Sr., 85, of Fort Thomas, KY,
died September 29,
2007 at Christ Hospital, Cincinnati, OH.
He was born November
13,
1921
in
Clarksburg, WV a son of the
late Frank and Clara
Worley Swisher.
Mr. Swisher was a
WWII Army Veteran and a
member and elder of the
Covenant First Presbyterian Church, Cincinnati.
He was a retired manager/owner of B/G Foods
in Cincinnati; also manager for B/G Foods in Buffalo, Louisville, and New
York City. He was the
founder of the Cincinnati
Habitat for Humanity and
a member of its Board of
Directors.
In addition to his parents, he was also preceded in death by brothers, Graydon and Loren
Swisher; sisters, Marion
Mount and Jean Reeves.
He is survived by his loving wife of 64 years,
Shirley Koshin Swisher;
daughter, Jan Frame and
husband David of Sutton;
sons, Jack Swisher and
wife, Georgette of Pittsburgh, PA and Ted
Swisher of Albuquerque,
NM; six grandchildren,
and four great grandchildren; brothers, Robert
Fisher of Atlanta, GA and
Don Swisher of Denver,
CO and many loving
nieces and nephews.
A graveside memorial service will be held on Saturday, October 13, 2007 a
the Frame Family Cemetery, Sutton, with Rev.
Doug Smailes officiating.
In lieu of flowers, the family requests that memorial
contributions be made to
Sutton Public Library, 450
4 th St. #C, Sutton, WV
26601.
Arrangements by Richard M. Roach Funeral
Home, Gassaway.
Braxton County, WV
Board of Education
met for regular session
The Braxton County
Board of Education met in
a regular meeting in their
office at 411 North Hill
Road, Sutton on Monday,
September 24, 2007 at 5:00
p.m. with the following
members present: Arlene
Herndon, President, Ernie
Moore, Vice-President,
John L. Campbell, Kathy
Parker, and Elizabeth M.
Stewart.
The meeting was
called to order by Arlene
Herndon with a non-denominational prayer.
John Campbell moved
and Elizabeth Stewart
moved to approve the consent agenda items (minutes of the September 10,
2007, payment of bills, budget supplements, and
transfers, treasurer’s report, transportation requests, Head Start monthly
reports, and request for
waiver for required career
cluster (Desktop Publishing) to meet graduation
requirements for student
#3922.
Kathy Parker moved
and Ernie Moore seconded
to accept the following resignations: Melinda Leggett,
BCMS Social Studies/Language Arts Teacher, effective September 25, 2007;
Alma Flint, Substitute Custodian.
Ernie Moore moved
and Elizabeth Stewart seconded to approve the following employment/reassignment
of
personnel:
Heather O’Dell, School
Nurse, Marian Carruthers,
Sutton Elementary 3 rd
Teacher (Effective 2008-09
School Year) From Sutton
Elementary Grade 2/3
Teacher; Brenda Gregory,
Burnsville Teacher as assigned by Principal (Effective 2008-09 School
year)from Burnsville Phys.
Ed. Teacher ½ time; Larry
Bright, BCMS Language
Arts/Social
Studies
Teacher.
Elizabeth Stewart
moved and John Campbell
seconded to approve the following employment of service personnel: Susan
Coffman,
Classroom/
Health Care Aide-Itinerant.
Kathy Parker moved
and Elizabeth Stewart seconded to accept the following employment of extra
duty assignments: Shawn
Nibert, BCMS Head Boys
Basketball Coach; Melanie
Allender, BCMS Head Girls
Track Coach, John Park,
BCHS Head Girls Track
Coach; F. Steve Beane,
Mentor Teacher (J. Birch);
Patricia McPherson, Mentor Teacher (J. Broski).
Ernie Moore moved
and Kathy Parker seconded
to approve the following
leave of absence request:
LaVaughna Goad, Substitute Custodian.
Kathy Parker moved
and Elizabeth Stewart seconded to approve the following contract agreement
between principal and supervising aide: Cindy
Pendry, Sutton Elementary.
Elizabeth Stewart
moved and John Campbell
seconded to approve the following Title I after school
extended day positions:
Patty
Montgomery,
Burnsville; Dawn Butler,
Davis Elementary; Minnie
Coffman, Flatwoods Elementary; Janice Hughes
(4 days), Laura Allen (1
day), Frametown; Trisha
Gregory, Little Birch.
Kathy Parker moved
and Ernie Moore seconded
to approve the following
designated funds for fiscal
year end 2007: Flatwoods
Roof Project (Building
Maintenance), E-Rate
(Technology Needs), Medicaid Reallocation (Building
Maintenance), Medicaid
Reallocation (Building
Maintenance) and Dana
Brown Grant (Burnsville
Technology Needs, Renovations and/or After
School Tutor. Additional
Personnel Costs, supplement salary expenditures
lines. Additional Projects:
Allocation to Schools include-Support BCHS Band,
Playground Enhancements
(Burnsville),
Support
Achievement Goals for
Burnsville,
Davis,
Flatwoods, Frametown,
Little Birch, Sutton BCMS,
BCHS; Playground Enhancements for Little
Birch and Support Furniture and Equipment upgrade at BCHS. Unrestricted additional projects
include: Liability Insurance increase and Property
Insurance increase.
John Campbell moved
and Elizabeth Stewart seconded to approve the end of
year financial statement
(FYO7) as presented by
School Board Treasurer,
Ginger Altizer.
Elizabeth Stewart
moved and Ernie Moore
seconded to approve fund
raisers for Davis Elementary, Little Birch Elementary, Sutton Elementary,
Braxton County Middle
School and Braxton County
High School.
Ernie Moore moved
and Elizabeth Stewart seconded to approve the following policies after being
placed on a comment period: Personal Leave Donation Program, Policy 3606
and Professional Personal
Leave Bank Policy, Policy
3607.
John Campbell moved
to adjourn into executive
session under 6-9a-4(9).
Elizabeth Stewart seconded
the motion.
The meeting adjourned into executive session at 6:00 p.m. and reconvened into regular session at 6:40 p.m.
John Campbell moved
that the meeting adjourn.
The motion was seconded
by Ernie Moore.
The meeting adjourned at 6:41 p.m.
Others in attendance
for this meeting were Susan Coffman.
MountainHeart offers classes
for child care providers
MountainHeart Child
Care Services, a program
of MountainHeart Community Health Services Inc.
will be conducting professional development sessions on October 15, 2007,
at the Sutton City Hall,
Sutton, WV for all family
day care providers, facility
providers and day care center staff. Other participants
from the child care community and potential child
care providers may also
register to attend as long
as seating is available.
“Developing A Child’s Portfolio” will be the topic for
the Child Development and
Assessment session being
held from 10:00 a.m. until
12:00 p.m. “Following The
Path to Learning” will be
the topic for the Child
Growth and Development
Session being held from
12:30 p.m. until 2:30 p.m.
The professional development sessions meet
the WV core competencies
and state regulations for
family day care providers,
family day care facilities,
and day care centers. The
professional sessions are
registered with the State
Training and Registry System (STARS), provided by
certified STARS instructors and child care providers registered on the Career Pathway will receive
credit for attending. To receive a certificate of
completion all participants must attend the full
professional development
session. There is no
charge for the sessions.
Pre-registration for the
professional development
sessions are required.
You may register by calling Reba or Missy at 1866-872-9204 or (304) 8729200. If a session is cancelled, registered participants will be notified. Child
care providers are encouraged
to
attend
MountainHeart professional development sessions in surrounding counties if professional hours
are needed.
Citizens’
NEWS
Braxton County, WV
COMMUNITY
CALENDAR
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Attention Retired
School Employees:
The Braxton County
Association of Retired
School Employees will
meet at the Century Inn
on Thursday, October 11,
at 10:00. Along with our
business session, we will
have a program presented
by Richard Smith on Identity Theft Prevention.
Lunch will follow. We urge
members to attend and
hope to see you there.
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Revival:
There will be a revival at the Belfont
Simpson Church October
7 thru October 14 beginning at 7pm each night.
Evangelists will be Darrell
Mollohan
and
Gary
Maynor. There will be special singers each night.
Come and worship God in
spirit and in truth.
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Dog Trade Day:
There will be a Dog
Trade Day from 8am-5pm
on the 1st and 3rd Saturday
of the month at the
Gassaway Flea Market.
Bring your dogs, knives
and guns and do some
trading. Treeing contest
and Dog Race. Sign up at
10am, starts at 12 noon.
No shooting of firearms on
premises. No alcohol permitted. For more information, call Adam Carter at
364-4188 after 5:00 pm.
Come out before the Flea
Market closes for the season!
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Revival:
The
Gassaway
Church of Christ will be
having Revival October 711, 2007. Services on Sunday will be held at
10:00am, 10:45 am, and
6:00 pm. Services Monday
through Thursday will begin at 7:00 pm each
evening. Please attend
and bring a friend. For directions and more information, please call 4628859 or 364-4377.
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Meeting:
The Sutton Fighter’s
4-H Club is reorganizing.
4-H is a club that is part
of the WVU Extension Office for children ages 9 (or
in 3rd Grade) to 21. We will
be meeting at the Sutton
Fire Department on October 19th after school. For
more information, call
Shirley at 765-3569.
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Railroad Dinner:
The 23rd Annual Retired Railroad Workers
Dinner will be held Saturday, October 13, 2007, at
1:00 pm at the Banquet
Room, beside the Bowling
Lanes, Flatwoods, West
Virginia. Take Exit 67 off
I-79 and turn left, watch
for the sign.
The menu will consist of baked ham, baked
chicken, vegetables, fruit,
salad, dessert and hot
rolls. The price for the din-
ner is $11.00 per person.
Come and enjoy the
fellowship with your old
friends. Railroad retirees,
active workers, wives,
widows and family are all
welcome. You may also
bring guests. Please let
everyone in your area
know of the dinner so we
will not miss anyone.
If you plan to attend
the dinner, please let your
chairman know, so we
will not be short of food,
Join us and have a great
day.
You may contact
Clara Mae Eubank at 7655403.
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Pancake Breakfast:
Ireland Lions Club
will be holding a Pancake and Sausage Meal
on Saturday, October
13 th from 7am until 1pm.
Biscuit and Gravy will
also be offered. The
breakfast will be held at
the Ireland Community
Building. Meals are $5
for adults and $3 for
Children.
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Birth to Three
Program:
WV Birth to Three
needs service practitioners and service coordinators who can work
with families and community partners to identify children who might
have developmental delays or be at risk of delays. We need individuals who can support
these families as they
help their children grow
and learn. For more information, call 1-866205-6859 or visit our
website
at
www.wvdhhr.org/
birth23.
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••••••••••••••••••••
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Do you like caring
for children? Would you
like to earn an income
at home? For more information on starting your
own quality childcare
business please call
MountainHeart Child
Care Resource and Referral at 1-866-8729204.
••••••••••••••••••••
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••••••••••••••••••••
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Books, Bands and
Barbeque:
Please join us on
Sunday, October 14 th at
the Mountain Lakes Amphitheater from 11:30am
until 3pm for a day of
music, food and fun. The
Braxton County Middle
School Band will provide
entertainment
and
Friends of the Sutton Library will be selling
Barbeque Sandwiches
and hot dogs. Proceeds
will go to the Sutton Public Library construction
project. Bring the whole
family and enjoy some
good food and community
fun.
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Revival:
Birch River Baptist
Church will be holding a
revival October 8-12 th ,
2007. Services begin at
7:00 pm each evening
with Evangelist Mike
Sisson. Singers include
Sutton Baptist Church,
Royal Hands and Jodie
Cook. Come and enjoy
some good gospel preaching and singing.
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Crafters Wanted:
Davis Elementary is
seeking vendors and
crafters for a Christmas
Bazaar. We are offering
an 8x10 booth with a
table for $20.00. If you
need a bigger space, you
may purchase two tables
and two booths for
$35.00. We are raising
money for the Davis PTO
to buy a Die Cut Machine and Die with a
storage unit. All proceeds go to the PTO
funds. We are also asking the vendor for an $8
to $10 product donation
for a drawing. The sale is
scheduled for Friday, November 9, 2007 and Saturday, November 10,
2007 from 10 a.m. to 5
p.m., at the Gassaway
Community Building.
Set up will begin on Friday morning at 8 a.m. To
reserve your space,
please contact Beverly
McMillion at 765-7961 or
mail a check made out
to the Davis PTO to 113
5 th S t . G a s s a w a y , W V
26624, by October 19,
2007. We will send you a
receipt with a confirmation number. If you have
a product to sell, we have
a space for you.
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Computer Classes:
Basic
Computer
Training from Microsoft
and
MissionWV/
Americorps. No Fees.
Call 765-5415.
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Sutton Halloween
Festival:
October is here and
it is time to get you
ready for Halloween. Yes,
believe it or not, two
weeks from next Saturday will be October 27 th .
This will be the date of
the Sutton Halloween
Festival and like in the
years past, there will be
a costume contest,
pumpkin carving contest, games and lots, lots
more.
So, mark your calendar and remember you
can pick your free pumpkin to carve for the contest October 20 th from
9:00 a.m. until they are
gone. More information
will come next week, but
to help or sponsor a booth
you can call Town of
Sutton at 765-5581.
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Love to Read?
The Burnsville Public Library will be holding
an introductory book
club meeting on October
15 th at 5:30 p.m. in the
library. At this meeting,
we will decide what book
we want to read and discuss at the next meeting
a month later. Bring a
friend, and share your
love of reading. For more
information, contact
Jonna at 319-1508.
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Autumn Festival Seeks
Contestants For Various Competitions:
The West Virginia
Autumn Festival is seeking contestants for several competitions including the following: Our
Teen, Queen, Ms. and
Mrs. Pageant; Poetry Contest for children and
adults; Short Story and
Essay
Contest
for
children and adults; Pirate Costume Contest for
children; Best GREASE
character for children and
we are looking for Sandy,
October 9, 2007 Page 5
Danny, Frenchie, Sonny,
Keneckie and Rizzo;
Puttin’ On the Ritz
Pumpkin Contest for the
best decorated pumpkins; Great Pumpkin
Contest for the biggest
pumpkin; Brussel Sprout
race for children and a
Cabbage Head race for
adults and kids 13 and
up; an ART contest for
children and adults;
WV’s Most Talented Kids
and Adults (a variety of
genres and ages) and WV
Karaoke Championship
for children and adults.
Many of these have
CASH prizes, some have
low entry fees and some
have
none.
Visit
www.wvautumnfestival007.4t.com
(those are zero’s not letter O’s) for more info,
e
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a
i
l
[email protected]
or call (304)765-7602. All
competitions are in October so enter today.
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Shoe Box Collection:
The Shoe Box Collection
center
at
Lockard’s Kawasaki/
Flatwoods Lawn and Garden will be open November 12 th -15 th from 8:30
a.m. to 5:00 p.m. If you
have any questions,
please call Pam Lockard
at 765-5776.
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Meeting:
The
Region
VI
Workforce Investment
“Executive” Board will
meet Thursday, October
11, 2007 from 10:30 a.m.
to 11:30 a.m. in the WV
State office Complex
Building, Work Force
West Virginia Center
C o n f e r e n c e R o o m , 3 rd
Floor Fairmont, WV. For
more information about
the meeting, contact
B a r b ara J. DeMary at
(304) 368-9530.
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Revival:
Everyone is invited to
attend a revival to be held
at the Pleasant Dale
“Riffle” United Methodist
Church. Services will begin at 7pm each evening
from October 15th thru the
20th. There will be special
speakers and singers
each evening.
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GBC presents Heaven’s
Gates and Hell’s
Flames:
This dramatic presentation has been presented thousands of
times in all 50 states,
Canada, Mexico and
around the world. This
dramatic presentation is
a joint effort between
GBC and an Arizona
based drama group. This
play will be presented for
three
consecutive
nights: Sunday, October
21 thru Tuesday, October 23 at the Braxton
County Armory. All performances are at 7pm
and there is no cost for
admission. Some scenes
in the drama may not be
suitable for young children; parents use your
discretion. For more information, contact the
church office at 3648843
or
visit
the
w e b s i t e :
www.gassawaybaptist.net.
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Revival:
There will be a revival at Crooked Fork
Baptist
Church
at
Perkins, WV starting October 21 st at 7pm. The
Pastor, Elder Roger
Stewart , would like to
welcome everyone to
come out and worship.
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Bingo:
Combination Bingo
to benefit Gilmer Co.
C4D Grant Program on
Oct 27 at 1:00 pm at
Gilmer Senior Center
720
N.
Lewis
St
Glenville. Food available
at noon.Prizes: Vera Bradley bags, Longaberger
baskets, Fiestaware and
Appalachian crafts. 20
games/ $20. Call 4624255 for tickets/info.
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Horse Show:
The Central WV
Riding Club will hold its
last horse show of the season on Saturday, October
13, 2007. The show will
be held at Holly Gray Park
in Sutton, WV and will begin at 3:00 p.m. For a
showbill or more information call 364-5576 or 3642273
or
email
[email protected].
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Trail Ride:
The Central WV
Riding Club will hold its
annual trail ride on Sunday, October 21, 2007. It
will be held on Sugar
Camp Rd. in Gassaway,
WV at the home of John
and Kathy Given. The
ride will begin at 12:30
p.m. A covered dish dinner will follow. For more
information or directions
call 364-5576 or 364-2273.
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COMMUNITY
CORNER
PAT’S CHAT
Celebration of
life
is
what I see
in the testimonials
to Marie
Mercedes
Hamilton,
the beloved
wife
of
Clarence “Ham” Hamilton,
a 1953 graduate of
Burnsville High School.
Clarence now lives in California, but keeps in touch
by email with West Virginia friends. If you would
like to leave a note for
him, go to: http://
www.legacy.com/
TheReporter/GB/
GuestbookView.aspx
?PersonId=94827450.
Today is Sheri-Lyn
Sapp’s birthday!! That is
something we can celebrate while our friends
are still with us! Their
birthdays! Sheri brings
music and smiles to our
church as well as to the
Tennerton
Methodist
Church, where she plays
the piano for them. If you
see her, wish her a Happy
Birthday, even if it is belated!
There was also a celebration of life today in a
Memorial Service for my
cousin, Nancy Jane
(Howes) Krone, wife of
Charlie and mother of
Susanna, of Morgantown.
The service was held here
in the Buckhannon Seventh-day Adventist Church
because it is more centrally located. We had to
put chairs in the aisles!
There were more than 200
people in attendance and
for the covered-dish dinner
afterwards. Nancy was so
well loved, so active, and so
helpful to everyone. In a denomination where there
are not many women serving in the office of Head Elder, she held that position
at
the
church
in
Morgantown. One of her
former pastors said she was
the best elder with whom
he has ever served. There
were pastors and church
members as well as family
members from many areas
of the state, and all came
to celebrate her life. Although she fought cancer
for over twenty years, she
was never heard to complain, always had a smile,
always helpful and hospitable, always enjoyed life to
the fullest, loved the outdoors, noticed every flower
and tree, and had many
hobbies such as teaching
nutrition classes and cooking schools all over the
state (and also to the medical students and doctors at
WVU), photography, painting,
pottery-making,
macramé, stained glass,
piano, guitar, song writing,
giving sermons when
needed, and many others I
can’t remember! Nancy
was the daughter of Eloise
(McNemar) of Burnsville
and John E. Howes of
Weston. Nancy graduated
from West Union High
School where she had been
cheerleader and majorette.
How can you help but celebrate such a life?
Rusty Allison of
Weston (another cousin)
could not attend Nancy’s
Memorial because he is
recuperating from bypass
surgery, but he is doing
well, his sister, Susie
Munro, and brother, Den
Stilwell, told me today.
BY PAT RIDPATH
Rusty owns and operates
Custom Signs and Graphix
in Weston.
I just read in “Desire
of Ages” by E. G. White that
“Jesus knows us individually, and is touched with
the feeling of our infirmities. He knows us all by
name. He knows the very
house in which we live, the
name of each occupant. . .
. Every soul is as fully
known to Jesus as if he
were the only one for whom
the Saviour died. . . . He
cares for each one as if
there were not another on
the face of the earth. . .
.The Saviour would have
passed through the agony
of Calvary that one might
be saved in His kingdom.”
Pastor Rick Cutright said
in his words of comfort to
the family today that God
is afflicted when we are afflicted (Isaiah 63:9) and He
weeps when we weep. I
know that He has a plan to
end the sin and suffering
soon, and His original
plans for the earth to be inhabited will surely come to
pass. The conflict will soon
be over and will never happen again (Nahum 1:9) because we will always have
the lesson of sin from this
planet, which is a theater
to
the
universe
(I
Corinthians 4:9, margin).
Lamentations 3:33 says
that He doesn’t “afflict willingly nor grieve the children of men.” To all you
who are suffering in agony
of loss or sickness or pain,
just know that He is there
with you. We may not understand why these things
happen, but we have hope
for a better tomorrow –
God’s tomorrow.
Maranatha!
Braxton County Memorial
Hospital employee recognition
Stacy Fox, RN, has
been selected as Employee
of the Month for July. Although an unfamiliar face
to many of us at Braxton
County Memorial Hospital
since she works primarily
night shifts, Stacy and her
co-workers are a vital part
of the exceptional care received by our patients on
a daily and nightly basis.
While most of us are at
home relaxing, having
completed our responsibilities for the day, Stacy’s
duties are just beginning.
Due in part to increased
surgical services being
performed at BCMH, which
subsequently impacts the
number of patients receiving pre and post-operative
care, several new employees have recently been
added to the Med Surg
team. “Stacy takes time to
answer questions that
new staff may have,” states
Latisha Alderman, LPN. A
Stacy Fox, RN
Julia Rose, RN, BSN
co-worker noted that Stacy
is able to redirect and offer
productive criticism as necessary. Described as being
a ‘mentor’ to new employees as well as being recognized for ‘pitching in and
helping’ other nursing staff
during busy times, Stacy is
a valued member of the
BCMH nursing family.
Thank you, Stacy, for ‘taking our new employees under your wing’ and helping
to ensure that patients at
Braxton County Memorial
Hospital continue receiving the compassionate
care our facility is known
for providing.
Julia Rose, RN, BSN,
was chosen as Employee of
the Month for August. Recognized for her dedicated
efforts as Nurse Manager of
Med Surg, which is being
honored as the Department of the Quarter (see
related article), Julia is
commended for her personal attributes as well.
Characterized as being ‘kind
and compassionate to her
patients and her fellow employees’, Julia recently exhibited ‘selflessness above
and beyond’ her duties. During a nursing shortage on
Med Surg, Julia worked numerous shifts, including
many nights and weekends,
to ensure that patients’
needs were met. An even
greater personal sacrifice
was noted as Julia chose to
forego vacation time with
her family to work with her
staff in providing care for
their patients. As the Rose
family enjoyed a 2-week va-
cation out west, Julia remained at home, fulfilling
her noble calling as a nurse
at Braxton County Memorial Hospital. In addition to
providing nursing care to
our patients, she is responsible for supervisory duties
as Nurse Manager of Med
Surg. Because of her ability
to lead by example, the Med
Surg Department has excelled. Because of her sincere desire to provide exemplary healthcare, our patients heal. Thank you,
Julia, for your sacrifice and
your compassionate, caring
nature.
Ben Vincent, BCMH
Administrator, proved to be
a welcome interruption during a routine Med Surg staff
meeting on September 10th
at which time the Department of the Quarter award
was presented for the 3rd
quarter of 2007. Recognized
for the ‘care and attention
that staff give each and every patient’ as reflected by
numerous comments on
patient satisfaction surveys, Med Surg staff are
noted for ‘always performing
their jobs with compassion’.
Due to a recent shortage of
staff, Med Surg personnel
worked long hours to adequately provide care to our
patients.
Staff have
‘adapted with grace’ to the
increased patient volume
and workload with no increase in space. We appreciate the Med Surg team as
they ‘exemplify the caring
qualities which define
Braxton County Memorial
Hospital.
Braxton County, WV
GASSAWAY NEWS
Hello Everyone!
I hope this finds all
of you well. Is it October
or August? Ha! It sure
feels like August, doesn’t
it?
How about those
Mountaineers??? What
a win!!! I hope that Pat
isn’t hurt too bad. Poor
guy really takes a beating. I haven’t heard any
news about him today.
They do have a break, so
hopefully he will be good
as new and able to play
the next game. Needless
to say, I was very happy
with that win!!
Have you seen the
decorations at our Community Building? They
are gorgeous!!! It looks
very nice. Great job!!!
R e m e m b e r ,
Gassaway will be celebrating Halloween on
Saturday October 27 th .
The parade line up will be
at 6pm at the Gassaway
United
Methodist
Church and will start at
6:15pm. Costume judging and prizes will take
place at Baker’s. Prizes
will be awarded for the
Most Original, Scariest,
Prettiest and Funniest.
Trick or treat will be
from 7-8:30pm. Turn
your porch lights on if
you are treating the
ghosts and goblins!!
October is Domestic
Violence Month. The
Women’s Aid in Crisis
will be sponsoring a Selfdefense and Rape Prevention class on Saturday October 27 th . The
class is being taught by
American Karate Academy Instructor, 4 th Degree Black Belt, Robin
Dennison. This class is
for teenager to adult. To
pre-register and for
more
information,
please
call
Robin
Dennison at 765-7955.
Keep an eye on this column for more information. I will put it in here
as soon as it becomes
available.
October is also Breast
Cancer Awareness Month.
Early detection greatly improves a person’s chances
of survival. The National
Breast Cancer Foundation
estimates about 200,000
people will be diagnosed
with breast cancer this
year, yet there is growing
reason for hope. There are
2.5 million breast cancer
survivors in America
alone. Eating healthy,
regular exercise and reduced alcohol consumption
are critical prevention
measures. Most important,
however, are regular medical checkups, monthly
breast self-examinations
and annual screenings.
In the absence of a cure,
anti-cancer information
is key. All women over
40
need
to
have
mammograms.
In
Braxton County, there is
an organization, founded
by breast cancer survivor, Merleen Campbell,
called Save Our Sisters
or SOS. This organization raises money to pay
for mammograms for
Braxton County women
over 40 who can’t afford
them. If you need help,
please check into this.
I read the article
about Mrs. Campbell in
the Sunday Gazette and
I must say she is an
amazing woman. I hope
that all of you had a
chance to read it. She is
truely an inspiration.
Birthdays this week
a r e : O c t o b e r 8 th- R u t h
Hamrick, Daniel Given,
Ethan Hoover; October
9 th- K a t e l y n
Marie
Kitzmiller,
Nicholas
Kaukonen; October 10 th Bob Gay (North Carolina), Butch Cutlip, Ryan
Rexroad, Gary Loyd, Scott
C o t t r i l l ; O c tober 11 th David Pritchard, Lou Ann
Gaines, Steve Rollins,
Emily Brooke Talbert; October 12th-Kamryn Taylor
Alward; October 13th-Linda
Lockard, Ashley Brooke
Whitesel, Jeff Cox, Anna
Grace Gunter, J.V. Keener
III,
Mason
Timothy
Pingley; October 14 th Mallory Nicholson, Jason
Andolsek, Missy Shuman,
Avery Gunter, Raven Lee
Loyd, Heather Frame. Special Birthday wishes to my
stepmom Bev Talbert. We
love you!!! Happy Birthday
to all of you!!!
This week’s recipe is
Crispy Little Pumpkins
3 Tbsp stick butter or
margarine
1 bag (10 to 10 1/2 oz)
fresh, white marshmallows (any size)
20 drops yellow liquid
food color
12 drops red liquid
food color
6 cups toasted rice
cereal (such as Kellogg’s
Rice Krispies)
Stems and features:
Black licorice twists,
mini M&M’s and sticks
Fruit-Stripe gum
Handles: Black licorice lace cut in 6-in.
pieces
1. Have ready a 1-cup
measure. Melt butter in a
4- to 6-qt pot (preferably
nonstick) over low heat.
Add marshmallows; stir
until melted. Add food
color; stir until mixture is
orange. Remove from
heat, add cereal and stir
until w e l l - c o a t e d . L e t
stand just until cool
enough to handle. (If
mixture cools too much,
scrape onto wax paper
and microwave a few seconds at a time, just un-
BY MELINDA
FRAME
til malleable.)
2. for each pumpkin: Coat hands and cup
measure with nonstick
spray or vegetable oil.
Pack cup with cereal
mixture. Immediately
turn out onto work surface, form into a pumpkin shape and insert
your thumb into top for
stem. Let stand 30 minutes or until firm.
3. To decorate: Cut
licorice twists into 2-in.
pieces for stems and in
tiny triangles for eyes
and noses. Firmly press
in place. Cut gum into
smiling mouths. Firmly
press gum and/or M&M’s
in place for mouths (see
Tip). Make holes for
handles with a toothpick; insert handles.
Get well wishes to
Margaret Hoffman, Virginia Skidmore, Debbie
Brady, and Jeniver
Jones.
Please keep
them in your prayers.
Our community
tragically lost another
beloved person. Mary
Nell Holcomb passed
away October 5 th of injuries received in a car
accident that sadly also
took the life of her loving mother in law, Gladys
Butcher Holcomb, of
Kingsport, Tenn. Mary
was a wonderful person
who volunteered much of
her time to the Braxton
County Animal Shelter.
Among the many things
she did, she and her husband were foster parents
to shelter dogs and they
transported many puppies and dogs to rescues
in other states. The
Holcomb’s were originally from Clay but made
their retirement home
here. Teresa Jackson
stated, “Mary had the
sweetest face and kindest heart. I will never
forget her.” Mary will be
sadly missed by so many.
Our loss is definitely
Heaven’s gain. Please
keep this family in your
prayers.
Sympathy is extended to the families of
Geraline K. Skidmore,
Nellie Reta Stump, S. Mark
Jarrett, Alma Stout Wilson,
and Mary Lou Thompson.
Please keep them in your
prayers.
If you have news
that you would like to
share, please call me at
364-4615 or email me at
[email protected].
You may also mail it to me
at 813 River St. Gassaway.
I look forward to hearing
from you.
Everyone must take
time to sit and watch the
leaves
turn.
- Elizabeth Lawrence
Until next week, take
care!!!
BCMH nurse accepted into new
state wide program for nurses
Med Surg Nurse Manager, Julia Rose, RN, BSN,
has been accepted into the
WV Nursing Leadership Institute (WVNLI). This
ground-breaking, statewide program is designed
to further prepare nurses
in leadership skills,
thereby assisting their institution and profession as
West Virginia addresses an
impending and serious
nursing shortage. Julia is
a member of the fourth
class of the WVNLI, created
by the WVU School of Nursing – Charleston Division
and the CAMC Health Education and Research Institute. Individuals throughout the state have been selected for this class, and
will complete their first
session in November. During the next year, participants will attend three additional two-and-a-half day
sessions of interactive
classes at WVU’s Charleston Division. The curriculum will provide nurses
with the experiences, insights and skills necessary
to become effective leaders. Participants will learn
Accepting the award for Med Surg: Mary M. Rose, CNA; effective strategies to moBobbie Sears, RN; Jenifer Myers, LSW; Ashley Hall, RN; Julia tivate others and work
more successfully in
Rose, RN; Cindy Adkins, CNA and Anita Hays, RN.
teams as well as improving
their negotiating and decision-making skills.
Cynthia Armstrong
Persily PhD, RN, FAAN is
the WVNLI’s program director and chairwoman of the
WVU School of Nursing –
Charleston Division. “The
need for leadership in addressing the nursing
shortage is obvious. The
WVNLI is a powerful solution to the challenge of
leadership development in
nursing,” Dr. Persily said.
“This new class will substantially increase the number of nurse leaders positioned to provide local leadership at this crucial time.”
Program participants will
design individualized leadership projects in their
hometowns to recruit or
retain nurses, and will be
mentored by a recognized
state leader. Nurses working in hospitals, public
health
departments,
schools, other community
health service areas, nursing education, business
and government are encouraged to participate.
Upon completion, each participant will receive continuing education units and
have the potential to earn
college credit. For more information about the WVNLI,
log on to www.wvnli.org or
call (304) 347-1207 or tollfree 1-866-882-6270.
Julia Rose, RN, BSN
Citizens’
NEWS
Braxton County, WV
Friend family note of thanks
MAGISTRATE COURT
R-E-P-O-R-T
Magistrate Beth Smith’s
Court:
October 2: Richard L.
Carpenter, Driving Under
the Influence 1 st offense;
Amanda Collison, Improper
Registration, No Insurance, payment schedule;
Shawn E. Soda, speeding,
paid; Dale A. Ball, Driving Suspended; No proof
of insurance, dismissed;
Robert S. Robinson, Driving Under The Influence,
2 nd o f f e n s e ; K e v i n L .
Dean, Driving Under the
Influence, 1 st Offense
October 3: Vernon
G. Smith, Improper Registration, paid; Larry
Devaughan
Jr.,
no
seatbelt, paid
October 5: Lavana L.
Daughtry, Improper Registration, Failure to Signal, payment schedule.
Magistrate Donald
Sharp’s Court:
October 2: Marshall J.
Burns Jr., speeding, paid;
Ona M. Shamblin, No proof
of Insurance, paid; Jerry C.
Peters Jr., Expired Registration Plate, dismissed;
Marcy M. Dankovick,
speeding,
dismissed;
Kassandra D. Utt, possession with intent to deliver
Marijuana
and
Hydrocodone, conspiracy to
deliver, 2 counts, bound to
Circuit Court; Robert J.
Gibson, possession with
intent to deliver Marijuana
and Hydrocodone, conspiracy to deliver, 2 counts,
October 9, 2007 Page 7
bound to Circuit Court;
John D. Akers, speeding,
dismissed; Philip Bleigh,
worthless check, 2
counts, payment schedule
October 3: Gabriel
G. Hopen, Driving Suspended, no seatbelt,
paid; Timothy Dillon, possession of marijuana,
less than 15 grams, payment schedule; Rex T.
Pittman, 14,000 pounds
overweight, payment
schedule
October 4: Randall
Carper, open burning of
refuse, payment schedule; Linda M. Hill, worthless check, Foodland,
paid
October 5: Angela
Reeder,
worthless
check, Foodland, paid;
Marcus K. Thomas,
Speeding, paid; Amber D.
McElwain, Driving Suspended, 4 th offense.
The family of Ancel L.
Friend would like to express
their sincere thanks to the
nurses and staff of BCMH
and the E.R. (especially
Wendy) also Dr. Russell
Stewart and Dr. Doug Given
for your wonderful care during his recent illness.
Also, many thanks to
all who sent prayers, cards,
flowers and food; and special
thanks to the Ladies of the
Fairview United Methodist
Church and the Richmond
Chapel Church fo the wonderful dinner following the
service and the Chapel Vol.
Fire Department for the use
of their building.
Special thanks to Rev.
Bill Griffin and Pastor Bill
Carr for their many visits to
the hospital and for the fu-
neral service.
We also thank Roach
Funeral Home, Richie and
Ryan for all your guidance
during our great loss; also to
the Loyd Brothers, who
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29th and are by appointment only. The Breast and
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be held on October 17th and
24th from 9-11 a.m. Food
Handling Classes will be
given on October 12th at 9
a.m. and October 25th at
2:30 p.m. Classes are held
at the Health Department.
The Flu Clinics are set for
October 19th and October
26th from 9am to 3pm. If
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God Bless you all.
Sadly missed by wife,
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and Kathy, Son, Rick and
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Citizens’
NEWS
Braxton County, WV
Braxton County Board of Education announces
policy for free and reduced student lunches
The Braxton County
Board of Education announces its policy for
free and reduced price
meals for participants
who are unable to pay
the full price for meals
or milk served in
school, centers, institutions or homes that participate in the National
School Lunch, Breakfast
Programs, the Snack
Program under NSLP,
the Child and Adult Care
Food Program, the Summer Food Service Program or in the Special
Milk Program.
The Braxton County
Board of Education has
adopted the following
family size income criteria for use in determining eligibility of participants for free and reduced price meals and
free milk.
Guidelines to determine participant eligibility for the School Year
2007-2008 are as follows: For Free Meals and
Milk; Family of one,
$13,273; Two: $17,797;
Three: $22,321; Four:
26,845; Five: $31,369;
Six: $35, 893; Seven:
$40,417; Eight: $44,941.
For each additional family member, add $4,524.
For Reduced Priced
Meals: Family of One:
$18,889; Two: $25,327;
Three: $31,765; Four:
$38,203; Five: $44,641;
Six: $51,079; Seven:
$57,517; Eight: $63,955.
For each additional family member, add $6,438.
These income levels are
before deductions.
Participants from
households whose income are at or below
these levels shown are
eligible for free and reduced priced meals (or
for free milk).
Application forms
are being sent to some
homes with a letter to
parents, guardians or
adult household members. All parents, guardians or adult household
members wishing to apply for free or reduced
meals or free milk may
fill out the application
form sent home by the
school, center or institution or home. Additional copies of the application are available at
all sites and county offices. The information
provided on the application is confidential information to be used
only for purposes of determining eligibility of
the participant or sharing this information
with other agencies
sponsoring USDA Child
Nutrition Programs. If
Part VII of the application is checked and
signed, information may
be released to the indicated agency. An application may be submitted
at any time during the
school year, but must be
submitted annually for
continued eligibility. Information given on the
application may be verified at any time during
the school year by school
or program officials.
So that the school
officials can determine
eligibility for free or reduced price benefits, the
household applying for a
child must provide all of
the following information listed on the application: names of all
household members, social security numbers of
household member who
signs the application or
a statement that the
household member does
not possess one, amount
and source of income
received by each household member, and the
signature of an adult
household member certifying that the information provided is correct.
To determine eligibility
for benefits for adult participants, the household
or adult must provide the
following information on
the application: name of
adult participant and
participants dependents
and spouse residing with
the participant, Social
Security number of the
adult household member
who signs the application, or a statement that
the household member
does not possess one,
participants income and
dependents and spouses
income, if residing with
the participant; and the
signature of participant
or adult household member. Households including the participant applying, currently receiving food stamps, TANF (or
in the case of Adult Day
Care, SSI or Medicaid
Benefits) for participants
may submit their Food
Stamp, TANF Program
Case Number or SSI or
Medicaid number instead
of income information.
Food Stamp, TANF, (or
in the case of Adult Day
Care SSI and Medicaid)
households only have to
provide the participants
name and current Food
Stamp, TANF case number, SSI and Medicaid
number and an adult
household member’s signature. In certain cases,
foster children are also eligible for these benefits. If
a family has foster children living with them and
wishes to apply for them,
the school principal or program director should be
contacted.
Under the provision
of the free and reduced
price meal and free milk
policy the school principal
or program director will
review applications and
determine eligibility. If a
parent, guardian, or adult
household member is dissatisfied with the decision, he/she may wish to
discuss the decision with
the principal or director
on an informal basis. If
the parent, guardian or
adult member of the
household wished to
make a formal complaint,
he/she may make a request either orally or in
writing to: Carolyn Long,
Superintendent
of
Schools at 765-7101 or
mail to 411 North Hill Rd,
Sutton WV 26601 to request a hearing to appeal
the decision. The Sponsor
Policy contains an outline
of the hearing procedures.
If during the school
year a family member becomes unemployed or is
the family size changes,
the family should contact
the school, institution,
center or home to file an
application.
In accordance with
Federal Law and US Department of Agriculture
(USDA) Policy, this institution is prohibited from
discriminating on the basis of race, color, national
origin, sex, age, disability
or retaliation. If you require information about
this program, activity or
facility in a language
other than English, contact the USDA Agency responsible for the program
or activity, or the USDA’s
office. If you require this
information in alternative format, such as
Braille, large print, audiotape, ect.) contact the
USDA’s Target Center at
(202) 720-2600 (Voice or
TDD).
To file a complaint
alleging discrimination,
write USDA Director, Office of Civil Rights, 1400
Independence Avenue, S.
W. Washington, DC,
20250-9410, or call toll
free(866)
632-9992
(Voice). TDD users can
contact
the
USDA
through local relay or the
Federal Relay at (800)
877-8339 (TDD) or (866)
377-8642 (relay voice users).
USDA is an equal opportunity provider and
employer.
Gassaway Women’s Club is busy with a host of different
activities, regular meetings and upcoming events
What is GFWC of
West Virginia? The General
Federation
of
Women’s Clubs of West
Virginia, known as GFWC
West Virginia, came into
being April 22, 1904. An
article in the Wheeling
newspaper stated, “Today,
the West Virginia Federation of Women’s Clubs becomes a reality when the
clubs of this city, and all
other cities of any importance in the state, will be
banded together in a state
organization on an equal
footing as it should be
with any other state.”
General Federation of
Women’s Clubs, a national organization, was
formed in 1890 and is one
of the world’s oldest nonpartisan, nondenominational women’s volunteer
service organizations.
GFWC traces its roots
back
to
Jane
Cunningham Croly, an
accomplished New York
newspaperwoman, who
wrote under the pen
name of Jenni June. Indigna nt that she and
other women were denied
admittance to a banquet
honoring Charles Dickens
at the all-male New York
Press Club simply because
they were women, she determined to organize a
club for women only. The
goal continues today to
encourage women to improve their skills, expand
their rights, and apply
their abilities and special
sensitivity to the problems
of their communities and
the nation. Clubs were
originally founded for the
development of women,
with the emphasis gradually changing to focus on
community service.
The members of the
Gassaway GFWC have been
very busy. Several members attended the 101 st
Annual Convention April
14-16 th , 2007 at The
Greenbrier. Over 350 club
women and guests from
throughout the state attended this event. State
President Violet Pastorial
presided over the Convention which included several business sessions
and awards presentations.
Clubs were recognized for
their outstanding work in
volunteerism.
Gassaway GFWC is
very proud that State
President, Violet Pastorial
is a member of their club.
On Sunday morning,
Mary Frame Jones presented a memorial for Alta
Hoylman as a Past State
President. Mary Frame
Jones is the Central District President.
GFWC WV State
President Violet Pastorial
listens to Davis Memorial
Hospital Radiologist Associate Walters at a a recent
Central District Leadership
Workshop.
“Illumintate to Eliminate”
was a theme along with a
presentation on “Winning
Organizations”. Others in
the group are Sheila
Byrne, Central District
President Mary Frame
Jones,
and
Elkins
Woman’s Club members
Cary Hopwood and Elaine
Valentine.
At the GFWC International Convention in
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, West Virginia won
first place in the GFWC
President’s
Special
Project- Domestic Violence. Vanessa Roach is
our state chairman for this
project, and also a member
of the Gassaway Club.
The “Let’s Prevent
Cancer” Panel Discussion/Workshop held during
the 2007 GFWC West Virginia Summer Conference initiated a five-part
Cancer Prevention Statement. The participants
supported the developed
statement which reflected
the most prevalent findings
clubs obtained through
their research. GFWC WV
President’s Special Project
Chairman
Shannon
Bennett Campbell developed the statement from
those findings revealed in
the 69 club reports submitted for the first year of the
“Illuminate to Eliminate”
program. The statement is
designed to help clubs
build new programs and
provide ideas for projects.
The following five
parts comprise the Cancer
Prevention Statement:
1. Because of the
widespread demonstrated
interest in Cancer Prevention, it is likely people
would support more government appropriations being
directed to Cancer Prevention Research and Intervention Program.
2. We strongly suggest that Cancer Prevention issues be part of our
schools’ Health and Science curriculums.
3. People should be
encouraged to raise and
use fresh foods and there
should be continued study
of safe food preparation
and storage.
4. Caregiver support
groups, such as hospitals,
home health agencies,
and nursing homes, are
vital to maintaining and
sustaining those who are
battling this disease and
they and their families
should be supported
through
additional
volunteerism and financial contributions.
5. Continuing Cancer Prevention study is
necessary to discover
strategies for preventing
this disease. Individuals
and families should seek
ways to become more familiar with causes and
community health facilities should continue their
sponsorship of such community educational activities.
The Panel consisted
of Laura Tinney, Area
Manager for the American
Cancer Society; Dr. John
Hancox, a Skin Cancer
Specialist with Mountain
State Medical Specialties,
Inc.;
G.
Michael
Hinchman, CEO for Valley
Health Care, Inc; and
Leslie Mayle, a Radiation
Therapy Nurse with Davis
Health Systems. Shannon
facilitated the panel discussion. The majority attending Summer Conference participated in the
workshop.
What a Woman’s Club
Should Be
A place where kindly
Thought is cherished
Where high ideals
are
Fed and nourished
Where charity in all
its beauty
Is felt to be a sacred
duty
Where peace and harmony abound
And members meet
on
Common ground.
The
Texas
Clubwoman
- Spring 2204
The monthly meeting
was held on Monday October 1, 2007 at 7pm at the
Gassaway Community
Building.
The meeting was
called to order by President Teresa Jackson.
After the reciting of the
Pledge of Allegiance last
meetings minutes were
read and approved. The
group discussed the
Heifer Project among
others that the club is
involved in.
Marian
James shared a Thank
You card that the club
received from the Girl
Scouts.
After all business
was discussed it was
time for the program.
Vanessa Roach, Chairman
for
GFWC
President’s
Special
Project- Domestic Violence, presented a film
entitled, “Field of Flowers” by Jude Binder.
Betty Rivard provided
still photos and props to
help explain the meanings of the symbols in
the film.
The film, “Field of
Flowers” is an artistic
production which addresses domestic violence. After receiving a
grant from the Benedum
Foundation,
Binder
spent the summer of
1996 traveling to shelters across West Virginia, listening to people
talk in group sessions.
She worked on the film
for 11 years. It includes
music by Dunbar gospel
singer Ethel Caffie-Austin and composer David
Wall. Much of the action
is done with puppets,
shadows, masks and
dances which Binder
created from the mental
images given to her by
the men, women and
children she talked to in
group sessions and in
shelters. Recently, Ms
Binder won the Purple
Ribbon at the WV Sum-
mit on Violence against
Women at the Charleston Marriott.
At the conclusion of
the film, everyone enjoyed delicious snacks
provided by Marian
James. Following a discussion about the film,
Vanessa Roach moved
the meeting be adjourned and Melinda
Frame seconded. Door
prizes
provided
by
Marian were won by
Teresa Jackson and
Vanessa Roach.
Others attending
were GFWC State President Violet Pastorial,
Club Woman Editor,
Sheila Byrne, and Becky
Bender.
T he next monthly
meeting will be held on
November 5, at 6:30pm at
the Gassaway Community Building. This is a
dinner meeting for members and their guests. The
dinner will be prepared by
Jeanie Jackson and will
consist of Turkey and all
the trimmings. Reservations need to be made
before October 29 th by
calling Becky Bender at
364-5480.
The evening’s program will be presented
by Professor Ed Wood,
Assistant Professor of
History at Glenville
State College. Professor
Wood has written a book
entitled “Mud: A Military
History”. According to
Amazon.com “Mud: A
Military History first defines the substance’s
very different types.
Then it examines their
specific effects on mobility and on soldiers and
their equipment over
the
centuries
and
throughout the world.
From
the
Russian
rasputiza to the Southeast Asian monsoon, C.
E. Wood demonstrates
mud’s profound impact
on the course of military
history. Citing numerous
veterans’ memoirs, archival sources, personal interviews, and historical
sources, soldier-scholar
Wood pays particular attention to mud’s effect on
combatants’
morale,
health, and fatigue. His
book is for all infantrymen—past, present, or the
clean, dry, comfortable
armchair variety.” The
program will include a presentation and discussion.
Veterans, men and
women are invited to attend. Please call to make
meal reservations. Again
the number to call is Becky
Bender at 364-5480.
(Left to Right) Betty Rivard, Shelia Byrne, Melinda Frame,
Marian James
(Left to Right) Teresa Jackson, Vanessa Roach, Violet
Pastorial, Becky Bender
Citizens’
NEWS
Braxton County, WV
WVU Hospitals named in Working
Mother magazine as one of the “100
Best Companies for working mothers”
West Virginia University Hospitals has once
again been recognized nationally as an employer of
choice by two prominent
groups. For the third consecutive year, Working
Mother magazine elected
WVU Hospitals as one of it
100 Best Companies for
working mothers. For the
fourth year in a row, AARP
selected WVU Hospitals as
one of 50 honorees that
received the group’s Best
Employer for Workers Over
50 Award.
“We value all of our
employees, and these designations recognize our efforts to accommodate two
significant groups within
our workforce, “ said WVU
Hospitals President and
CEO Bruce McClymons.
Working
mothers
comprise about 25 percent
of the hospital’s workforce.
In presenting the award to
WVU Hospitals, Working
Mother magazine praised
the flexible work schedules
and benefits programs.
Employees have the opportunity to change their
work hours flextime, compressed work schedules,
part-time hours, job-sharing and telecommuting.
Also medical, prescription
and dental benefits are offered to both full and parttime staff.
The hospital has an
onsite Child Development
Center as a daycare option
for employees. The center
serves 177 children between the ages of six
weeks and 10 years. It provides traditional daycare
services, back-up care, before and after school care
for school-aged children, as
well as holiday and school
break care for school-aged
children.
Some financial assistance is offered to employees
who
use
their
childcare services, and
scholarships are available
for children of hospital
employees.
For 22 years Working
Mother magazine has celebrated employers whose
benefit packages-from flexible schedules and child
care services to innovative
leave policies for new parents-are helping redefine
workplace
standards
across the nation.
“Every year our winning companies raise the
bar for what it means to be
an employer of choice for
working families, “ said
Carol Evans, CEO or Working Mother Media.
Founded in 1979,
Working Mother magazine
reaches nearly three million years and is the only
national magazine for career mothers. The complete list of the 2007 Work-
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Jackson Stone/Jackson Trucking has mason
sand and limestone sand, and three sizes of
Ohio River gravel. We also have various sizes
of crushed limestone, house coal, red mulch,
brown mulch and agriculture lime
stockpiled at our yard on Little Birch Road.
We can be reached at 304-765-7502 to
schedule a delivery or to check on a time to
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ing Mother 100 Best Companies
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This is the fourth year
in a row for WVU Hospitals
to be honored by the AARP
as an employer of choice.
The group created the annual list of the top 50 employers to recognize innovative and thoughtful approaches that address the
needs
of
an
aging
workforce. About 20 percent of employees at WVU
Hospitals are 50 years or
older.
“I am proud to say that
WVU Hospitals is a great
place to work for people of
all ages, but we truly value
the wisdom and experience
of our older workforce,”
said Charlotte Bennett,
vice President of Human
Resources at WVU Hospitals. “We actively recruit
and seek opportunities to
retain this valuable group
of employees that have not
only historically contributed to our success, but
who will also be a vital part
of our future success.”
Nurses who have
been out of the workforce
can take a Registered
Nurse Refresher Program
and return to work at the
hospital. The hospital also
celebrates service anniversaries and works close
with employees who are
close to retirement by offering flexible work schedules.
AARP was founded in
1958 by a retired school
principal who wanted to
promote “productive aging”. AARP is a nonprofit,
nonpartisan membership
organization for people over
50. AARP provides information to and advocacy for its
39 million members in order to enhance their quality of life as they age.
For more information
about WVU Hospitals, visit
www.wvuh.com.
October 9, 2007 Page 9
October is National Breast
Cancer Awareness Month
October is National
Breast Cancer Awareness
Month, and the American
Cancer Society continues
to
recommend
mammograms for all
women age 40 and older
every year to help detect
breast cancer early. This
year alone, an estimated
178,480 women will be diagnosed with invasive
breast cancer, and an estimated 40,460 will die
from the disease. In West
Virginia, 1,180 women will
be diagnosed and 280
women will die from the
disease. Breast cancer is
the most frequently diagnosed non-skin cancer in
women, and the second
leading cause of cancer
death (after lung cancer).
Although breast cancer death rates among
women have been decreasing steadily since 1990 due
to earlier detection and
better treatments, mammography rates are now declining according to a recent study. This raises
cause for concern, as studies continue to show that
one of the most important
ways to make strides in
the fight against breast
cancer is to ensure that
women continue getting
their yearly mammogram,
which can detect cancer at
its earliest, most treatable
stages.
Unfortunately, millions of women are missing potential lifesaving
breast cancer screening
due to lack of insurance. A
recent study in cancer, a
peer-reviewed journal of
the Society, shows that uninsured and Medicaid insured women were about
2.5 times more likely to be
diagnosed with advanced
breast cancer than women
with private insurance.
This study also found that
African American and Hispanic women were more
likely than white women to
be diagnosed with advanced breast cancer, regardless of insurance status.
“As we continue to
stress the importance of
mammograms, it is also
important to raise the issue of access to the proper
screenings for the disease,” said Deborah Rake,
Mission Delivery Director
for the American Cancer
Society in West Virginia.
“As
critical
as
mammograms are, it is of
great concern to make
sure all women can get a
mammogram without worrying about cost. Every
woman deserves a mammogram every year. That’s
why the Society and its sister advocacy organization,
the American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network, are working to ensure that all women have
access to this lifesaving
screening.”
In
addition
to
mammograms, the Society
also recommends the use
of magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) screening for
some women at increased
risk for breast cancer. For
most women who have a 20
to 25 percent or greater
lifetime risk of the disease,
according to risk assessment tools based mainly on
family history, screening
with MRI and mammography should begin at age 30
years and continue for as
long as a woman is in good
health. The Society’s
guidelines are a critical
step in helping to define
who should be screened
using MRI in addition to
mammography, as women
at very high risk of breast
cancer can be diagnosed
much earlier when combining the two technologies rather than mammography alone.
The American Can-
northside
Nothside
cer Society offers a variety
of free programs and services to help women with
breast cancer. Through its
Cancer Resource Network,
the Society provides services such as transportation to treatment and free
lodging near cancer treatment centers, and offers
programs that connect recently diagnosed women
with women who have survived breast cancer to talk
about the experience. The
Society also offers a program that helps female
cancer patients learn
beauty techniques to address appearance and selfimage during chemotherapy and radiation
treatments. Up-to-date
cancer information and
referrals to local programs
and other community resources can be obtained by
calling the Society at 1800-ACS-2345 (1-800-2272345) 24 hours a day, seven
days a week, 365 days a
year, or logging on to
www.cancer.org.
A free mammogram
reminder is available for
friends and family to encourage the women in
their lives to get their
yearly mammograms, and
can
be
found
at
www.cancer.org/
mammogramreminder.
The American Cancer Society is dedicated to eliminating cancer as a major
health problem by saving
lives, diminishing suffering and preventing cancer
through research, education, advocacy and service.
Founded in 1913 and with
national headquarters in
Atlanta, the Society has 13
regional Divisions and local offices in 3,400 communities, involving millions
of volunteers across the
United States. For more
information anytime, call
toll free 1-800-ACS-2345 or
visit www.cancer.org.
Citizens’
NEWS
Page 10 October 9, 2007
Braxton County, WV
Sutton Elementary hosts Frametown
Open House for parents Elementary to hold
The
mountain
climber has begun his ascent up the mountain
thanks to the 32 families
that attended our Open
House on September 11th
this year. Our yearlong goal
for our monthly PTO Parent
Activities’ attendance is
400 families. Once that goal
is reached the school will
rent a mountain climbing
wall for all the families to
enjoy one evening in May.
So, after each PTO parent
activity, the mountain
climber will show how
close we are to reaching
our goal by climbing up the
mountain graph on display
beside the school’s cafeteria.
The PTO’s theme this
year is “Get Out and
P.L.A.Y. (Play and Learn All
Year).” And our monthly
parent activities this year
will reflect and focus on
the importance of families
engaging in activities to
become mentally and
physically fit.
Our monthly activities this year are: Country
Fair October 31 st (afternoon); Book Time November 15th (evening); Christmas Caroling December
20th (morning); Movie Night
January 23rd (evening); Poetry Day February 14th (afternoon); Academic Fair
and Science Night February 27th (evening); Family
Game Night (SES Olympics) March 25th (evening);
Craft Night April 22 nd
(evening).
Last year’s president,
Marian Carruthers, also
explained the AR incentive
for this year. If the students
read and pass 25,000 quizzes the school will rent
inflatables for the students
to enjoy in the spring.
At the PTO meeting,
Mr. Johnson, presented a
Cantwell graduates from
Army basic training
Army Pvt. Justin D.
Cantwell has graduated from
basic combat training at Fort
Jackson, Columbia, S.C.
During the nine
weeks of training, the soldier studied the Army mission, history, tradition and
core values, physical fitness, and received instruction and practice in basic
combat skills, military
weapons, chemical warfare
and bayonet training, drill
and ceremony, marching,
rifle marksmanship, armed
and unarmed combat, map
reading, field tactics, military courtesy, military justice system, basic first aid,
foot marches, and field
training exercises.
Cantwell
is
the
nephew
of
Denise
Blankenship of Sutton
Lane, Sutton, WV.
video on the Amber Alert
program and encouraged
parents to participate in
this valuable program
which provides ID to be
readily available in case of
an abduction of a child and
to facilitate a quicker return of the child to his parents.
The PTO officers for
the 2007 – 2008 school
year are: President, Kay
Stanley; Vice-President,
Aimee Huddleston; Secretary, Evelyn Rose; Treasurer, Cindy Robinson;
and Media Person, Marian
Carruthers.
Afterwards, the parents were invited to visit
their child’s classroom.
Heritage Festival
Surface
mining class
to begin
October 12
Frametown Annual
Heritage Festival will be
held this Friday, October
12, beginning at 12:45
pm and ending around
3:00 pm.
Don’t
miss
Frametown Elementarys’
Annual Heritage Festival. We will have back
some
our
amazing
crafters and cooks.
Ladies
from
Frametown Fire Department will be cooking
applebutter for the students. We will also have
back our Old Time Singers, Basket Weaving,
Spoon music, Department of Natural Resources with a great dis-
New River Community
and Technical College will
offer a 40 hour Surface Mining Class starting Friday,
October 12th. This class,
taught by Nelson Tinnel,
will prepare you for the certification exam that will be
offered on the last day of
class. This class will meet
two consecutive weekends
at the Nicholas County
WorkForce West Virginia
Career Center on Northside
Drive in Summersville.
Call New River CTC at
872-4520 to get the necessary skills and know how
to pursue a new career.
Class size is limited and
pre-registration is required.
play, Cloggers, Sulpher
Apples, Windy Run
Schoolhouse, Homemade
lye soap and washboards,
Quill Pens, Old Tools,
and lots of extras. We
would like to invite any
one who has old items
they would like to display
for the students to stop
by and share with us. Do
you have a churn?
We would love to
have you come also. We
have a lot of loyal people
that make our harvest
festival a success. Prizes
will be given away.
Don’t forget Friday,
October 12, Heritage
Festival at Frametown
Elementary.
Flatwoods
Elementary
hosts chicken
dinner
Davis Elementary announces
October student activities
Flatwoods Elementary
School will be hosting a
grilled chicken dinner
fundraiser on October 20.
The dinner will consist of 1/2 grilled chicken,
cole slaw, baked beans, roll
and a drink for $7.00 each.
The meals are carryout
only. Pick-up time is from
11:oo am to 12:30 pm.
For tickets call 7655821 or stop by Flatwoods
Elementary School. This
will be our last chicken
dinner for this fall. Thank
you for your support.
Davis Elementary
School has a host of activities planned for students
during the month October.
October 15 – 19: National School Hot Lunch
Week & National Disability
History Week
Wednesday, October
17: School Picture Day
Friday, October 19:
1:30 Theatre WV performance—”Miss
Nelson
Takes a Field Trip”
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Gassaway
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Monday, October 29:
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Citizens’
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October 9, 2007
Section
A Special Look
at Braxton County
2
Grandparent’s Day held at Sutton Elementary
The
mountain
climber is on the move
again, after numerous
families turned out for
Sutton
Elementary
School’s Grandparent’s
Day held on September 27.
Grandparents joined their
SES students in the cafeteria. Table clothes decorated
especially for the grandparents were ready for a
warm delicious breakfast
of golden fluffy pancakes,
French toast, sausage and
bacon.
Before everyone sat
down to breakfast, all of the
students entertained the
guests by performing their
morning music routine. A
powerpoint presentation
was also given highlighting
what individual students
like to do with their grandparents and picture of
them together.
After
breakfast,
grandparents joined the
students in their classroom for some fun activities they completed together. Sutton Elementary
would like to thank all who
helped make this event
such a delight for the students and their grandparents. Hope to see you again
next year, and remember
there are lots of other activities throughout the
year to join in on the fun.
Citizens’
NEWS
Page 12 October 9, 2007
Braxton County, WV
Town of Sutton raises over $4,000
from the sale of surplus equipment
The Common Council
of the Town of Sutton met
in a regular meeting in
the Mayor’s Office at 7:00
p.m. on Thursday, September 27, 2007. Present were
Mayor James Walker, Recorder, Joan Bias, Council
members Shirley Beam,
Tom Mooney. Also present
were Police Chief, Larry
Emge, Amy Given, Allen R.
Bly of 105 S. Industrial
Ave., Phyllis and Larry
Mick of 1150 Old Woman’s
Run Rd. Absent were
Francis Crites, Agatha
Tinney and Kathy Walker.
On motion by Ms.
Beam, seconded by Ms.
Bias, with all in favor, the
reading of the regular
meeting of September 13,
2007 was dispensed and
approved as read.
Mayor Walker reported on the Sutton Fall
Festival. Chief Emge, who
is the chairman of the Festival, said it was a success.
He said this is the second
year of the Festival and the
committee is learning
with experience and perhaps have a larger Festival next year. Mayor
Walker said the musical
part of the activities went
and the electrical work
helped a lot. Mayor Walker
reported the Town raised
$4,114.50 in the sale of
surplus equipment auction. He reported he attended Region VII Planning
meeting and apparently
many people in our area
have been attending the
meetings for a long time
and that was the reason
Braxton County had very
few projects. Mayor Walker
said he recently attended
the County Commission
meeting on September 7,
2007 and requested the
Sutton North Hill Storm
Sewer
Rehabilitation
Project be assigned points
and added to the priority
list. This action is necessary so the project can be
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Mayor Walker said he
and Mr. Mooney toured S.
Industrial Avenue where
Mr. Allen Bly is having water drainage problems. Mr.
Mooney said the town employees can clear some of
the right of way so the problem area can be seen better. He said the public
sewer line may be broken
in an area and once it is
cleared of brush, it can be
better observed. He said a
contractor will probably
need to be contacted.
Mr. Bly said the
weather will soon get bad
and hoped something could
be done soon. He also reported a cable or phone line
was almost down and some
utility company needed to
be contacted concerning
the problem.
Mr. Bly discussed the
drainage problem on Pool
Street which needed addressed. He said there was
a slip in the area that also
needed cleared up. Mr. Bly
said all of this could be
done at one time with a
back hoe. Mr. Bly said water from Pool St. is draining on to his property. He
discussed the drainage
above ground and said it
will have to be re-engineered for about 200 feet.
On a motion made by
Mr. Mooney, seconded by
Ms. Beam, the council approved getting bids on the
Allen Bly project.
Phyllis Mick of Old
Woman’s Run reported she
had a meeting on September 26, 2007 with two grant
writers who have been recommended. She said the
grant writers were interested in the Sutton Cemetery project. The first step
was getting the Sutton
Town Hill Cemetery declared a National Historical Site which involves filling out forms and getting
the National Preservation
Project to approve the cem-
etery as a Historical Site.
This will take time, she
said. She said that the
grant writers will work on
this and find out how to proceed with the project. The
grant writers will meet with
the Town Council if the
Town is interested in becoming a part of the project.
They will meet with the
cemetery trustees.
Mr. Mooney said he
searched the Deed Books
in the courthouse for the
original deed to the cemetery but couldn’t find the
ownership listed. He said
he found a deed referring
to the old cemetery which
allowed rights to any additions. Mrs. Mick said the
original deed was written
about 1852 or 1853 when
the state was part of Virginia. She said the graves
in the old part of the cemetery needed care can
Confederate and Union soldiers were buried there.
She said the graves could
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be marked with a special
readable picture of the old
gravestones. She said
once this was done,
plaques with lettering
listing names is laid flat
on the ground. She said
some monument company will have to look at
the stones which need to
re re-set and this will also
be included in the grant.
The slave graves could me
marked off with a 3 foot
fence and a memorial
plaque. Mrs. Mick requested Mayor Walker to
contact the cemetery
trustees concerning getting the original deed.
Mayor Walker said he will
check with the cemetery
trustees.
The bills in the
amount of $916.17 were
approved on motion by Ms.
Bam, seconded by Mr.
Mooney.
Mayor Walker said
the town does have a grant
to get the steps going up
the hill to Industrial Avenue repaired. He said a
smaller committee needs
to explore what can be
done as soon as possible.
Mayor Walker said
he had some employee
evaluations to make before the first of the month.
Mayor Walker said
he has some interviews
set up for three candidates for the new policeman position and will
have a recommendation
by the next council meeting. Police Chief Emge
reported he had recently
investigated three domestic violence complaints,
two hit and runs, littering
on property, routine road
patrol for traffic violations
and a petit larceny offense.
Mayor Walker said
the Recycling Center in
Gassaway has been closed
all last week which caused
the Sutton Recycling Program problems. The
Gassaway Recycling Center is open now and Mayor
Walker said he had also
received a call from Mr.
Facemire Foodland. Mr.
Facemire said the town
could use the facilities for
recycling if needed. Chief
Emge is looking into the
possibility of purchasing a
bailer he found. The town
is now picking up
recyclables, the Mayor
said.
Ms. Beam reported
the community building
had been rented out four
days during July, August
and September and the
rent
had
generated
$110.00 in revenue.
Ms. Given reported
the recycling bins have
been delivered and will be
placed on the streets soon.
The Towns first load of recyclable items has been
delivered to Birch River
and the town realized
$203.40. A separate account has been opened for
the recycling funds. Ms.
Given said Waste Management does recycle
glass and she is waiting
for more information on
their project. Ms. Given
discussed the big recycling bin which is still in
the Gassaway Recycling
Center. The large bin
used to set on the Town
Parking
Lot.
Mayor
Walker and Ms. Given
said we need it returned
to the town as soon as possible.
Ms. Given and Mayor
Walker discussed making
a yearly priority list for
the town of projects that
needed done.
On motion by Ms.
Beam, seconded by Ms.
Bias, the council approved
a construction permit to
demolish a burnt house
located in 113 Stonewall
St. owned by Nick Smith,
Inc.
On a motion by Ms.
Beam, seconded by Ms.
Bias, the meeting adjourned at 8:10 p.m. The
next council meeting will
be held Thursday, October 11 at 7p.m.
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SPORTS
Braxton Citizens’ News
October 9, 2007
• Youth
• Middle School
• High School
Reporting Braxton County’s sports action
Ravenswood outscores Eagles
Once again, the
Braxton County Eagles
came close but couldn’t
quite close the gap, as
Ravenswood scored a 23-15
victory last Friday night.
The Eagles came up with
222 yards offense, including 178 yards rushing for
senior Cord Metz and 69
yards passing for quarterback Chris Shuman.
Ravenswood’s ground game
yielded 181 yards.
The Red Devils scored
on the opening play as
Tracy Lang took the opening kickoff 81 yards for six
points. Tanner Hunter’s
kick was good, and at the
11:47 mark, Ravenswood
led 7-0.
The Eagles lost no
time on their first possession. Nathan Tallarito returned the kickoff to his
own 43, and on first down,
Metz took the ball into
Ravenswood territory. The
Red Devils’ offense had
problems stopping Metz
during that drive as he had
three gains of 12 or more
yards. Then, on third down
and six from Ravenswood’s
11, Metz raced around the
right and into the end zone.
His kick was good, and, with
7:39 left in the first quarter, the score was tied.
The Red Devils carried the ball all the way to
Braxton’s 36 on their first
play from scrimmage, but
the Eagles’ defense forced
a punt after three downs.
Braxton failed to pick
up a first down on the ensuing possession and
Metz’s punt went out of
bounds on Ravenswood’s
35. This time, the Red
Devils moved into Braxton
territory, but the Eagles’
defense, led by Bryan
Henline along with Shayne
Ralphsnyder and Ethan
Hoover, moved their opponents backward. Braxton
was not fooled by a fake
punt, and the Eagles took
over on downs.
Neither team scored
again until late in the second
quarter
when
Ravenswood’s Chad Small
went into the end zone
from the one. Hunter’s
kick was good, and the Red
Devils led 14-7 at halftime.
Braxton had possession to begin the second
half, but Ravenswood’s defense moved the Eagles
backward and, with a bad
snap on the punt, the Red
Devils took over on
Braxton’s ten. Four plays
later, Jacob Young scored
on a 3-yard run, Hunter’s
kick was good, and
Ravenswood led 21-7.
Braxton then drove all
the way to Ravenswood’s
one yard only to have a
touchdown nullified by a
Lady Eagles
advance to 6-5
After two games last
week, the Lady Eagles volleyball team has a 6-5
record. Losing to Lincoln
Tuesday night and defeating Gilmer Thursday night,
Braxton went 1-1 for the
week.
Braxton won the first
match against Lincoln 2519, but lost 20-25, 19-25,
and 21-25 in the next three
to allow Lincoln to take the
game. Against Lincoln,
Macy Frame led the Lady
Eagles in kills with 25. Tiffany Huffman scored three
aces in the game.
On Thursday night,
the Eagles downed Gilmer
in
three
straight
matches—25-16, 25-9, and
25-18. Kattie McMillion
had 19 digs against Gilmer
to pace the Eagles while
Cari O’ Malley and
Huffman each scored
three aces. The win over
Gilmer put Braxton at 3-2
in the Little Kanawha Conference.
Braxton’s junior varsity squad is 7-2 after winning both games last week.
This
week
both
squads go against Calhoun
on Tuesday night and Wirt
Thursday night. Both
games are on Braxton’s
court.
Danielle Wyant
Cari O’Malley
Macy Frame
Kattie McMillion
Tiffany Huffman
Jessica Murphy
Bethany Frame
Individual statistics:
Braxton vs. Lincoln:
10 kills
7 kills
1 block
1 ace
9 kills
1 kill
3 aces
8 kills 2 blocks
1 kill
1 ace
23
21
25
23
24
2
13
digs
digs
digs
digs
digs
digs
digs
Danielle Wyant
Cari O’Malley
Macy Frame
Kattie McMillion
Tiffany Huffman
Jessica Murphy
Bethany Frame
Braxton vs. Gilmer:
1 ace
4 kills
3 aces
2 kills
1 ace
9 kills
1 ace
4 kills
3 aces
10 kills
1 kill
4 aces
1 kill
16
16
16
19
7
2
5
digs
digs
digs
digs
digs
digs
digs
1 block
THURSDAY
NIGHT AUCTION
Oct. 18, 2007 at 6:00 PM
At Miller & Sons’ Auction Barn
10 Mi. N. of Summersville of Rt. 55
We will be auctioning the second
part of the estate of the late Opal
Lykins as well as some other
consignments. Food and facilities
are available. For a list, terms, and
photos, please see AuctionZip.com,
ID # 4287 or call 742-5553 or
651-5554 for information.
Auctioneer-John Miller
License # 1573
penalty. On fourth-down
and goal from the sixth,
Metz was stopped short of
the goal line.
Ravenswood added 2
points to the visitors’ side of
the scoreboard on a safety
in the fourth quarter as
Metz was caught in his own
end zone.
The Eagles got on the
scoreboard again late in
the game as quarterback
Chris Shuman connected
with Ryan Skidmore on a
32-yard touchdown pass. A
pass from Shuman to
Skidmore for the conversion added two points and,
at 1:36 in the fourth quarter, Ravenswood’s lead had
been cut to 8. Braxton followed the touchdown with a
successful onside kick, but
an interception by Patrick
Mullins stopped the Eagles’
scoring effort. Ravenswood
let the clock run down.
The Eagles have an
open Friday this week. For
their next game, they will
travel to Webster County to
take on the Highlanders on
Oct. 19.
Braxton–Nicholas Statistics:
Rushing: Braxton:
Cord Metz ............................................. 36 carries for 178 yards
Eric Gregory ........................................ 1 carry for minus 6 yards
Chris Shuman ............................... 6 carries for minus 19 yards
Total: ..................................................... 43 carries for 153 yards
Ravenswood rushing:
Travis Lang ............................................. 16 carries for 86 yards
Jacob Young ........................................... 14 carries for 71 yards
Total ...................................................... 28 carries for 181 yards
Braxton passing:
Chris Shuman .......... 7 of 14 for 69 yards and one interception
Braxton receiving:
Ryan Skidmore ................................... 2 receptions for 38 yards
Cord Metz ............................................ 3 receptions for 17 yards
Michael Coen ...................................... 2 receptions for 14 yards
Knights lose to
conference rival Richwood
In a conference battle
last Thursday, Richwood
outscored Braxton County
Middle school 22-6. In everything but the scoring,
the Knights outdid their opponents, but it was
Richwood that was able to
point points on the board.
Both teams scored on
their first possessions. At
5:26 in the first quarter,
Richwood’s Jack Boley
raced 41 yards downfield for
the first score of the game.
Zach Bennett ran the conversion to put Richwood up
8-0. The Knights scored
their only touchdown late
in the first quarter on a 3yard run by Yannick
Yewawa, who gained 186
yards in the game. After
the conversion run failed,
Richwood held on to a twopoint lead.
Boley scored again
midway through the second
quarter and, after Spencer
McPherson ran the conversion, Richwood led 16-0 at
halftime.
Zac Bennett broke
loose for a 37-yard touchdown run for Richwood late
in the game. The run
failed.
The Knights had opportunities to score as
they drove inside the red
zone several times but
surrendered the ball on
downs or ran out of time.
Braxton had the ball on
Richwood’s 30-yard line
late in the first half, but
time ran out before they
could get into the end
zone. On their first poss e s s i o n i n the second
half, the Knights drove all
the way to Richwood’s
seven-yard line before being stopped. Braxton coach
Rob Cline explained, “When
we got down close,
Richwood knew that we had
two choices. We could run
Yannick [Yewawa} to the
outside or James Singleton up the middle. That
made it easy for them to
key on us, and they did.”
Cline went on to explain
that, although quarterback
Ronnie Carroll played, he
“started having problems
with his foot in the third
quarter so he definitely
couldn’t run the ball.”
Coach Cline emphasized that his players
“played their hearts out
but just couldn’t overcome
our
problems
Statistics: Braxton-Calhoun:
Rushing: Braxton:
Yannick Yewawa ............................... 21 carries for 186
Jacob Yanero ......................................... 6 carries for 24
James Singleton .................................... 6 carries for 19
Lance Gross ........................................... 4 carries for 15
Josh Lane ................................................... 1 carry for 8
Ronnie Carroll ......................................... 2 carries for 2
Dakota Hamrick ............................... 1 carry for minus 3
Total: ................................................... 41 carries for 251
yards
yards
yards
yards
yards
yards
yards
yards
Richwood rushing:
Jack Boley .......................................... 12 carries for 105
Zack Bennett .......................................... 4 carries for 85
Spencer McPherson ........................... 10 carries for 47
Total .................................................... 26 carries for 237
yards
yards
yards
yards
Braxton passing:
Ronnie Carroll ............................... 1 completion of 3 attempts
Spencer McPherson .................................................................
............................. 0 completions of 2 attempts, 1 interception
Winter bowling season begins for
the Mid Mountain High Rollers
The Wednesday Night
Mid Mountain Highrollers
are off to a great start of the
winter bowling season. Beginning on September 5,
2007, the Highrollers saw
the league entry of 9
teams; however, several
teams are comprised of
six members (alternates)
which makes it easier for
teams to fill a position
when a regular member is
absent.
The teams are: Suzy’s
Stingers, Linda Whinnery,
Lisa Butcher, Sue Riffle,
Amanda Gum and Rita Jo
Drazik; Happy Hopkers: Liz
Mathes, Zelma Heater,
Lynette Leslie, Claudia F
Given, Beth Anderson and Joyce Minney;
The Elk River Foodland:
Millie
Beall,
Laurie
McCourt, Vickie Fincham,
Thelma Blake, Doris
Cowger,
and
Lynn
Alexander; Dolls with
Balls: Brenda Naye,
Deanna Kniceley, Linda
Keener, Mindy Kniceley,
and Kim Davis; Doc’s Pin
Heads: Alice Juncker,
Judy McCartney, Diane
Eldred, Judy Stout,
Darlene Suesli, and
Sheila Stout; Sutton Floral Rosebuds: Gran
Carnwright,
Sherryl
Wayne, Sarah Crews,
Terri Robbins, and Mona
Thompson; Alley Babes:
Judy Floyd, Marian
James, O’Dessa Geary,
Mae Greene, and Dorothy
Bennett; Jerry’s Auto
Girls: Alta Frame, Mary
Duckworth, Jane Dyer,
Ginny Strother, Janet
Gill, and Lisa Freeman;
Sutton Moose Girls: Peggy
Notice to Dr. M.
Zuriqat’s Patients
Dr. M. Zuriqat will be closing his practice
on Nov. 4, 2007. His patients may pick
up their medical records at Weston
Pulmonary and Medical Clinic, 66
Hospital Plaza, Suite 104, Weston, WV,
next to Stonewall Jackson Memorial
Hospital. Records not picked up by Dec.
31, 2007 will no longer be available.
Your care can be transferred to Dr. K.
Mahmoud, an internist, by calling his
office at 269-4252. Office hours are
Mon. - Fri., 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m, closed
for lunch from noon to 1 p.m.
caused by injuries.” He
went on to say that, with
five of six starters still out
of the game, he is “running out of personnel.”
Braxton has two more
games. This week the
Knights travel to Webster
on Thursday. The following Thursday Braxton will
host East Fairmont.
Currence, Joan Cottrell,
Nancy Moss, Mary Cogar,
Shirley Miller, and Joy Williams.
For the month of September, there were 26 Turkeys earned, 4 crows, 4200+Games and 9-500+
series. The bowlers of the
month were: Doris Cowger
and Sarah Crews.
Several members of
the
Mid
Mountain
Highrollers are preparing
for the Senior Tournaments to be held at Venture Lanes in St. Albans
on October 27-28. Also ,
preparing for the City
Tournaments to be held in
Clarksburg the first two
weekends in November.
Anyone wishing to
join the Bowling League
may contact the Secretary
at 765-7279.
Learn to use
Microsoft
PowerPoint
NRCTC
New River Community and Technical College
will offer a Microsoft
PowerPoint
workshop
Wednesday, October 24th.
This class will teach you
everything you need to
know to design dynamic
presentations. You will
also learn to add animation
and sound to your presentations.
This workshop will be
held on Wednesday evenings starting at 6:00p.m.,
October 24th at the Nicholas County WorkForce West
Virginia Career Center
and is open to anyone wanting to learn a new skill.
Call 872-4520 to register.
Class size is limited and
pre-registration is required.
ATTENTION
ELK MEMORIAL
CLINIC
(ESTABLISHED PATIENTS ONLY)
FLU-VACCINE
WILL BE GIVEN
ON
OCTOBER 10,
HOURS: 8:00 AM TO 4:00 PM
LEGAL NOTICES
Page 14, Braxton Citizens' News, October 9, 2007
DELINQUENT TAX LEIN LIST
Notice is hereby given that tax liens for the following tracts or lots of land or undivided interests thereon in the
County of Braxton which are delinquent for the non-payment of taxes for the year 2006 will be offered for sale by
the undersigned Sheriff (or collector) at public auction in the lobby of the Courthouse of the county, between the
hours of ten in the morning and four in the afternoon, on Wednesday, the twenty-four day of October, 2007.
Each unredeemed tract or lot, or unredeemed part thereof or undivided interest therein, will be sold at public
auction to the highest bidder for cash, check or money order in the amount which shall not be less than the taxes,
interest and charges which shall be due thereon to the date of sale, as set forth.
Payment received after Friday, September 14, 2007 at 4:00 pm is not reflected.
Name of Person
Charged
With Taxes
Quantity
of
Land
Local Description
Total Amount of
Taxes, Interest
And Charges Due
To Date of Sale
Tax Year 2006 District 01- Birch
TAXPAYER NAME ............................. PROPERTY DISTRICT ............................................................. TOTAL DUE
BEASLEY JANET SUE ...................... .69AC SURVEY DUCK ....................................................................... 404.91
BENNETT RICHARD H &/OR .......... 21.4AC ROSEDALE ........................................................................... 119.06
BROWN LOWELL R .......................... 30AC WOLF PEN ............................................................................... 128.87
BRUNER LAND CO .......................... 9.55AC STRANGE CREEK ................................................................ 188.28
BURNSIDE BRANTY R & LEA A ..... 9.19AC N S ELK .................................................................................. 542.21
CALLAGHAN HELEN W TRUST ..... 11% OF ALL MINS 56.75AC STEER ................................................... 71.78
CARR SHERRY WILSON ................. 1.92 AC ELK RIVER ........................................................................... 331.33
CHAPMAN SARAH HRS .................. OG 12/13 OF 50 AC LOWER SLEITH ................................................ 76.11
CLUTTER MARVIN L. &/OR SHIRLEY ......................................................................................................................
............................................................ L ROCK CAMP 65.0X150.0 .................................................................. 73.57
CLUTTER MARVIN L &/OR SHIRLEY .......................................................................................................................
............................................................ N S ELK 531 100X65.0 .......................................................................... 72.69
COOK TONEY L ............................... 1/3 OF 35.2 AC STEER CK ............................................................... 103.91
COOK TONEY L ............................... 1/3 OF 43.87 AC STEER CREEK ..................................................... 100.91
CRISLIP DANNY L ............................ 1.0AC BIG RUN .................................................................................. 121.92
DALTON BARBARA JANE ............... OG ¼ OF ½ OF 115 AC BIRCH .......................................................... 70.87
DALTON DOUGLAS EARL II ........... OG ¼ OF ½ OF 115 AC BIRCH .......................................................... 70.87
DAVIS CARL ...................................... ¼ OF 1/3 175.73AC OG DUCK ........................................................... 71.94
DAVIS MARTIN L .............................. ¼ OF 1/3 175.73 AC OG DUCK .......................................................... 71.94
DAWSON DANNY &/OR TERRI BUTLER .................................................................................................................
............................................................ 6AC N S ELK RIVER RIVER .............................................................. 216.09
DOBBINS EDITH ............................... 3.85 AC ROSEDALE .......................................................................... 143.15
DUCKWORTH NANCY .................... 1.76 AC FRAMETOWN ...................................................................... 127.08
DUCKWORTH NANCY & G B .......... .74 AC FRAMETOWN ........................................................................ 302.97
DUFFIELD PAUL ............................... 1/6 OF 3AC STRANGE CREEK ........................................................... 76.25
DUFFIELD PAUL J ........................... 1/6 OF 320 SQ FT N S ELK ................................................................. 70.90
DUFFIELD PAUL J ........................... 1/6 OF 75 SQ FT ELK ........................................................................... 73.21
DUFFIELD PAUL J ........................... 1/6 OF .006 AC STRANGE CK ............................................................ 71.78
DUFFIELD PAUL J ........................... 1/6 OF 22 AC OG STRANGE CK ........................................................ 71.78
DUFFIELD PAUL J ........................... 1/12 OF 1.5 AC COAL STRANGE CRE .............................................. 71.78
DUFFIELD PAUL J ........................... 4/54 OF 65 AC OG FRAMETOWN ...................................................... 71.78
DUFFIELD PAUL J ........................... 4/54 OF 20 AC OG FRAMETOWN ...................................................... 71.78
DUFFIELD PAUL J ........................... 1/6 OF 30 AC OG STRANGE CREEK ................................................ 71.78
EATON RUBY LEE ............................ 1/3 OF 50.618 AC RIGHT FORK OF .................................................. 86.67
FLINT MICHAEL RAY &/OR ............. 3.85 AC S S ELK .................................................................................... 81.61
FLINT MICHAEL RAY &/OR ............. 4.21 AC S S ELK .................................................................................... 83.83
FRYMYER H N HRS ......................... ½ OF 53.5 AC OG STEER CREEK ..................................................... 73.57
FULKS JOHNNY &/OR PATRICIA .. 21AC WEST FORK ............................................................................... 89.00
GIVENS MORRIS C .......................... 1/14 OF 152 AC OG STRANGE CK .................................................... 71.78
GORDON DAVID .............................. 75 AC WEST FORK ........................................................................... 261.76
GORDON DAVID .............................. 32.5 AC WEST FORK ........................................................................ 159.21
GORDON DAVID .............................. 10.27 AC WEST FORK ......................................................................... 93.20
GROUNDS GEORGE ....................... 6.25 AC STEER CREEK .................................................................... 241.44
GROVES BILLY S &/OR JOANNA K 5AC MIDDLE RUN .............................................................................. 220.74
H3LLC ................................................ #1201 COAL 153 AC STRANGE ......................................................... 76.84
H3LLC ................................................ 200 AC COAL WOLF PEN ................................................................. 448.03
H3LLC ................................................ 100 AC COAL L ROCK CAMP ............................................................. 74.47
HALL DENZIL & EDNA ..................... OG 1/6 OF 75 AC N S ELK ................................................................... 71.78
HALL MAYSEL ................................... COAL 3/7 OF 61.75 AC COWSKIN .................................................. 100.19
HALL MAYSEL ................................... OG 1/7 OF 61.75 AC COWSKIN ......................................................... 71.78
HARRAH DENNIS W & THERESA F ½ OF 251.6 AC BIRCH ...................................................................... 295.21
HICKMAN JUDITH W ....................... OG 8.04 AC ELK .................................................................................... 71.78
ICE SUE ANN .................................... ROSEDALE LOTS 13-14 ................................................................... 171.87
JAMES FREEMAN ............................ OG ½ OF 38 AC MILL CK .................................................................... 72.54
JAMES FREEMAN ............................ OG 5 AC MILL CK ................................................................................. 71.78
JAMES JUDY ..................................... 5AC LEATHERWOOD RUN .............................................................. 129.77
JARVIS SHARON K LIFE & MORRIS ........................................................................................................................
............................................................ 2.3 AC WEST FORK .......................................................................... 201.86
KERNS JAMES HAROLD ................. 1/3 OF 1/7 OG 27 AC MILL CK ............................................................ 71.78
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KEATON JUDY & ROBERT LOWERS .......................................................................................................................
............................................................ 21.57 AC S S ELK ............................................................................... 328.42
KEENER RALPH&/OR BETTY ......... 1.30 AC MILL CREEK ........................................................................ 226.09
KERNS JAMES HAROLD ................. 1/3 OF 1/7 OG 7.75 AC MILL CK ......................................................... 71.78
LAMBERT HALLIE &/OR ARTHUR . .71 AC LOT 1 N S ELK .......................................................................... 97.07
LAULIS THOMAS H JR ET AL ......... COAL 138 AC BIG RUN ....................................................................... 76.11
LEMIEUX JAMES D SR &/OR CRYSTA .....................................................................................................................
............................................................ 22.59 AC STRANGE CREEK ............................................................ 227.61
LEWIS RONALD O ............................ 5.75 AC MIDDLE RUN ....................................................................... 106.57
LIM ALFONSO C ............................... FRAMETOWN BLK 1 PT LT 1 .............................................................. 88.73
LIM ALFONSO C ............................... LOT 60 BLK 17 FRAMETOWN ............................................................ 72.69
LIM ALFONSO C ............................... FRAMETOWN LOT 59 BLK 16 ............................................................ 72.69
LIM ALFONSO C ............................... FRAMETOWN LOT 75 BLK 20 ............................................................ 73.57
MARPLE CHARLES WILLIAM & ...... 1/10 OF 66 AC OG STRANGE CREEK .............................................. 71.78
MARPLE CHARLES WILLIAM & ...... OG ¼ OF 30.62 AC STRANGE CK ..................................................... 71.78
MARPLE CHARLES WILLIAM & ...... OG ¼ OF 39.5 AC STRANGE CK ....................................................... 71.78
MAZZATENTA DANIEL &/OR DORIS ........................................................................................................................
............................................................ 153.25 AC ELK .................................................................................... 439.27
MCCOURT JANETTE LIFE & .......... 1.5 AC STEER CREEK ...................................................................... 163.70
MILFSKI NELA ................................... 1/6 OF 130 AC COG WEST FORK ..................................................... 71.97
MILLER MARION MRS ..................... 1/20 OF 26AC COAL COSKWSKIN ..................................................... 71.78
MOORE MICHAEL ............................ 3.34 AC DUCK .................................................................................... 240.37
MORRIS ANISE ET AL ..................... COG 1/24 OF 104 AC WEST FORK ................................................... 71.78
MORRIS RONALD L ......................... 5.25 AC LOWER SLEITH ................................................................... 326.88
MORRISON ESTHER F ................... OG 1/8 OF 102.47 AC S S ELK ........................................................... 71.78
MORRISON ESTHER F ................... OG 1/8 OF 100 AC S S ELK ................................................................ 71.78
MORRISON ESTHER F ................... OG 1/16 OF 125 AC ............................................................................. 71.78
NETTLES HALMAN ........................... 7.5 AC LEFT FORK OF WEST FORK ............................................. 596.38
NICHOLAS DARRELL LEE .............. 4.4 AC ROSEDALE ............................................................................ 105.43
NICHOLAS D L LIFE & ..................... 4.19AC SLEITH ................................................................................... 108.36
NICHOLAS D L LIFE & ..................... 10.5 AC SLEITH ..................................................................................... 94.08
PERKINS CHESTER ......................... 1/6 OF 145 AC OG WEST FORK ........................................................ 73.27
POSEY ETHEL D .............................. ½ OF 17 AC OG BIRCH ....................................................................... 71.78
POSEY ETHEL D .............................. ½ OF 63 AC OG BIRCH ....................................................................... 74.17
POWELL JEFFERY LAWRENCE .... .25 AC ROSEDALE ............................................................................... 70.90
RIDDLE STEPHEN D ........................ 1.18 AC LOT 11 BIG BIRCH RIVER .................................................... 72.69
ROBILLARD KAREN ......................... 1.85 AC DUCK .................................................................................... 246.79
ROBINSON JAMES C ...................... ¼ OF 200 AC OG STRANGE CREEK ................................................ 76.68
ROBINSON JAMES C ...................... ¼ OF 10 AC OG STRANGE CREEK ................................................... 71.78
ROGERS CLETIS WAYNE ............... 10 AC WEST FORK ........................................................................... 180.60
ROLLYSON LEONARD C &/OR ...... TAGUE ................................................................................................ 192.20
ROLLYSON NOBLE L &/OR ............ 23 AC OR LOT #3 STEER CREEK ................................................... 261.07
ROLLYSON TIMOTHY L .................. STEER CREEK 23 AC LOT 4 ............................................................ 205.95
ROSE ELEVON M ............................. 1/7 OF 32 AC MILL CREEK .................................................................. 75.35
ROSE ELEVON M ............................. 1/7 OF 30 AC MILL CREEK .................................................................. 79.38
ROSE EVELON M ............................. OG 1/7 OF 30 AC MILL CREEK .......................................................... 71.78
ROSE EVELON M ............................. COAL ½ OF 42 AC STEER CREEK .................................................... 71.78
SEARS TERRY L &/OR GABRIEL ... 6.25 AC MILL CREEK ........................................................................ 146.71
SIMONS ROBERT G AGENT .......... ROY-EQUITABLE PRODUCTION CO ............................................... 71.78
SINGLETON WILLIAM ...................... 1.06 AC ELK ........................................................................................ 156.51
SKIDMORE JAMES R &/OR ............ 7030 SQ FT FRAMETOWN ............................................................... 197.28
SKIDMORE JAMES R &/OR ............ 5625 SQ FT FRAMETOWN .................................................................. 83.57
SLACK JOHN R &/OR LINDA R ...... LOT 31 1.2273AC & LOT 32 1.221 ................................................... 349.90
SPELL GEROLD L ............................ FRAMETOWN BLK 2 LOT 4 ................................................................ 98.55
SPELL GEROLD L ............................ FRAMETOWN LOT 5 BLK 2 ................................................................ 72.69
SULLIVAN WILLIAM N ...................... ½ OF 79.07 AC MILL CREEK ........................................................... 200.90
SUMMERS DELBERT R ................... LOT 5 OR 6.638 AC STRANGE CREEK .......................................... 110.17
TANNER LISA R &/OR THOMAS N LOT ROSEDALE ................................................................................... 96.25
TANNER LISA R &/OR THOMAS N 19.23 AC ROSEDALE ........................................................................ 139.26
TANNER LISA T &/OR THOMAS N 28.6 AC AC ROSEDALE .................................................................... 189.89
TANNER LISA T &/OR THOMAS N .97 AC WTS STEER CK ..................................................................... 133.71
TANNER LISA T &/OR THOMAS N 6 AC WTS STEER CREEK ................................................................ 124.08
THOMPSON MELODY ..................... 1AC STEER CREEK .......................................................................... 107.24
WIDENER DONALD &/OR LINDA M 31 AC DUCK ..................................................................................... 1780.61
WIDENER DONALD &/OR LINDA M 1.25 AC DUCK .................................................................................... 274.70
WIDENER DONALD &/OR LINDA M 9.9 AC DUCK ...................................................................................... 442.83
WIDENER DONALD &/OR LINDA M 3 AC DUCK ............................................................................................ 74.90
WIDENER DONALD &/OR LINDA M 1.5 AC DUCK ...................................................................................... 115.94
WIDENER DONALD &/OR LINDA M 42.3 AC DUCK .................................................................................... 111.92
WIDENER DONALD &/OR LINDA M 13.25 AC DUCK ..................................................................................... 83.83
WIDENER DONALD &/OR LINDA M 1.12 AC DUCK ....................................................................................... 90.51
WIDENER DONALD &/OR LINDA M 1 AC COAL DUCK ................................................................................. 71.78
WIDENER LINDA &/OR DON .......... LOT ......................................................................................................... 72.23
WILLIAMS JAMES L &/OR RHONDA S .....................................................................................................................
............................................................ 1.70 AC S S ELK ................................................................................. 356.49
WILSON DALE A & REBEN C & ...... 5.88 AC BIG RUN ............................................................................... 191.30
WRIGHT KAREN F ........................... 1/6 OF 22 AC WEST FORK .................................................................. 82.56
WRIGHT KAREN F ........................... 1/6 OF 10.5 AC WEST FORK .............................................................. 72.02
WRIGHT KAREN F ........................... COG 1/12 OF 45 AC WEST FORK ..................................................... 71.78
WRIGHT KAREN F ........................... COG 1/12 OF 20 AC WEST FORK ..................................................... 71.78
WRIGHT KAREN F ........................... COG 1/12 OF 5 AC WEST FORK ....................................................... 71.78
YOUNG ANTHONY L &/OR URSULA Y ....................................................................................................................
............................................................ 40.64 AC LOWER SLEITH ................................................................. 230.46
ZAKOSKI EDWIN A &/OR LINDA M 7.34 AC STEER CREEK .................................................................... 233.68
DISTRICT 02 BURNSVILLE
GREENLIEF JOYCE A LIFE & IAN & .........................................................................................................................
............................................................ .58 AC BURNSVILLE ......................................................................... 408.22
HARTLEY VAUGHAN ....................... PT LT ½ 28 BROSIUS ADD .................................................................. 95.50
HARTLEY VAUGHAN ....................... LT 27 BROSIUS ADD ........................................................................ 106.44
HARTLEY VAUGHAN ....................... PT OF LT 26 BROSIUS ADD ............................................................ 101.58
HARTLEY VAUGHAN ....................... PT LT 5 BROSIUS ADD ........................................................................ 95.50
HARTLEY VAUGHAN ....................... LT 6 BROSIUS ADD .......................................................................... 474.39
HARTLEY VAUGHAN ....................... PT OF LT 8 BLK 22 B I CO ADD ......................................................... 72.43
HARTLEY VAUGHAN ....................... PT OF LT 7 BLK 22 B I CO ADD ......................................................... 76.09
KING CARLA ..................................... .283 AC J L COBERLY ADD ............................................................. 357.82
KING CARLA ..................................... P/O LOT 1 BLK B COBERLY ADD ...................................................... 71.82
MORRIS CARL .................................. LT 3 BLK 16 B I CO ADD ................................................................... 101.26
MORRIS CARL .................................. LT 2 BLK 16 B I CO ADD ...................................................................... 97.61
MORRIS CARL .................................. LT 1 BLK 16 B I CO ADD ................................................................... 205.08
PARDUE LINDA J ............................. P/O LOT 42 EAST COBERLY ADD ..................................................... 87.61
PARDUE LINDA J ............................. PT LOT 41 EAST COBERLY ADD ....................................................... 77.29
POSEY DEBORAH LEA ................... LOTS 25 & 26 WELLEN ADD ............................................................ 221.21
RIFFLE EDWARD L &/OR EVA M ... LT 3 BLK 25 B I CO ADD ................................................................... 411.85
SINGLETON ROBERT C ................. .34 AC BURNSVILLE ......................................................................... 441.89
SINGLETON ROBERT C ................. PT OF LOT 6 WEST COBERLY ADD .............................................. 100.36
SINGLETON ROBERT C ................. LOTS 1 & PART OF 2 WEST ............................................................ 495.06
WAGONER JIMMIE BETH ............... ½ OF LOT 8 BLK 19 MARTIN ADD ..................................................... 87.01
WAGONER JIMMIE BETH KAUKONAN ....................................................................................................................
............................................................ ½ LOTS 10 & 11 BLK 19 MARTIN ....................................................... 94.90
WAGONER JIMMIE BETH KAUKONAN ....................................................................................................................
............................................................ ½ LOTS 41 42 43 BLK 22 MARTI ..................................................... 108.87
WAGONER JIMMIE BETH KAUKONAN ....................................................................................................................
............................................................ ¼ OF LOT 44 BLK 22 ........................................................................... 80.13
WAGONER JIMMIE BETH KAUKONAN ....................................................................................................................
............................................................ ¼ OF LOT 45 BLK 22 MARTIN ............................................................ 80.13
WAGONER JIMMIE BETH KAUKONAN ....................................................................................................................
............................................................ ¼ OF LOT 46 BLK 22 MARTIN AD ...................................................... 79.72
WAGONER JIMMIE BETH KAUKONAN ....................................................................................................................
............................................................ ¼ OF LOT 47 BLK 22 MARTIN ............................................................ 79.52
WAGONER JIMMIE BETH KAUKONAN ....................................................................................................................
............................................................ ¼ OF LOT 48 BLK 22 MARTIN ............................................................ 79.52
WAGONER JIMMIE BETH KAUKONAN ....................................................................................................................
............................................................ ¼ OF LOT 49 BLK 22 MARTIN AD ...................................................... 78.90
WAGONER JIMMIE BETH KAUKONAN ....................................................................................................................
............................................................ ¼ OF LOT 50 BLK 22 MARTIN ............................................................ 78.90
WAGONER JIMMIE BETH KAUKONAN ....................................................................................................................
............................................................ ¼ OF LOT 51 BLK 22 MARTIN ............................................................ 79.52
WAGONER JIMMIE BETH KAUKONAN ....................................................................................................................
............................................................ ¼ OF LOT 1 BLK 23 MARTIN ADD ..................................................... 79.11
WAGONER JIMMIE BETH KAUKONAN ....................................................................................................................
............................................................ ¼ OF LOT 4 BLK 23 MARTIN ADD ..................................................... 79.11
WAGONER JIMMIE BETH KAUKONAN ....................................................................................................................
............................................................ ¼ OF LOT 7 BLK 23 MARTIN ADD ..................................................... 86.19
WAGONER JIMMIE BETH KAUKONAN ....................................................................................................................
............................................................ ¼ OF LOT 6 BLK 23 MARTIN ADD ..................................................... 79.11
WAGONER JIMMIE BETH KAUKONAN ....................................................................................................................
............................................................ ¼ OF LOT 5 BLK 22 MARTIN ADD ..................................................... 79.11
WAGONER JIMMIE BETH KAUKONAN ....................................................................................................................
............................................................ ¼ OF LOT 4 BLK 22 MARTIN ADD ..................................................... 80.13
WAGONER JIMMIE BETH KAUKONAN ....................................................................................................................
............................................................ ¼ OF LOT 5 BLK 22 MARTIN ADD ..................................................... 80.32
WAGONER JIMMIE BETH KAUKONAN ....................................................................................................................
............................................................ ¼ OF LOT 6 BLK 22 MARTIN ADD ..................................................... 80.32
DISTRICT 03 FLATWOODS
BENDER CARL W II .......................... FLATWOODS 0.33 A ......................................................................... 214.21
BURKS INA EVILEE PULLIN ............ 1/6 OF .24 AC GRANNYS CREEK ................................................... 108.87
BURKS INA EVILEE PULLIN ............ 1/6 OF 2.623 AC GRANNYS CK .......................................................... 84.77
WAGGONER MARY G LIFE & ......... LOT 2 (12,860.8 SQ. RT) .................................................................. 122.64
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DISTRICT 04 GASSAWAY
BAKER ALEEN & SMITH J W SR .... N S ELK LOT ...................................................................................... 151.38
BEATTY STEVE &/OR ROBIN ......... LOT 11 & PT OF LOT BLK 7 .......................................................... 1453.79
BOSLEY INA ...................................... GASSAWAY LAND CO ADD LOTS 37 & ......................................... 508.41
CANFIELD STEVE JR &/OR ............ LOT 20 BLK 21 ................................................................................... 255.38
CONRAD MIRANDA LYNN .............. LOT 19 PT LOT 20 BLK 23 ................................................................ 332.00
COTTRELL MICHELLE .................... G L CO ADDN LOT 34 ...................................................................... 103.69
COTTRELL MICHELLE .................... G L CO ADDN LOT 31 64X112.4 ..................................................... 121.02
DEGARMO EDWARD &/OR ............ LOT 47 BLK 21 ...................................................................................... 94.29
DEGARMO EDWARD &/OR ............ LOT 48 BLK 21 ................................................................................... 196.92
DEGARMO EDWARD &/OR CARLA LOT 2 BLK 21 ..................................................................................... 208.44
DEGARMO EDWARD &/OR CARLA LOT 48 BLK 20 ................................................................................... 129.51
DEGARMO EDWARD &/OR CARLA LOT 49 BLK 20 ................................................................................... 128.28
DEGARMO EDWARD &/OR CARLA LOT 50 BLK 20 ................................................................................... 127.08
DEGARMO EDWARD &/OR CARLA LOT 51 BLK 20 ................................................................................... 101.58
EBERLY CAROL ANN &/OR STEVEN P ....................................................................................................................
............................................................ LOTS 25 & 26 BLK 6 .......................................................................... 859.66
FRIEND RICHARD A &/OR DEBORAH .....................................................................................................................
............................................................ PT LOTS 19 & 20 BLK 3 .................................................................... 272.49
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CONTINUED FROM PAGE 14 - TAXES
GUMM J E ......................................... LOTS 16 BLK 21 ................................................................................. 190.23
JAMES FORREST WAYNE .............. LOT 27 & PT LOT 26 BLK 10 ............................................................ 477.13
LOCKARD MAUDE THELMA ........... PT LOT 13 BLK 19 ............................................................................. 110.04
LOCKARD MAUDE THELMA ........... LOT 12 BLK 19 40X120 ..................................................................... 239.98
MARKS CAMDEN B &/OR ANETTA F .......................................................................................................................
............................................................ LOT BLK 19 (LOT 7) .......................................................................... 150.15
MARKS CAMDEN B &/OR ANETTA F .......................................................................................................................
............................................................ LOT 6 BLK 19 ..................................................................................... 119.80
MARKS CAMDEN B &/OR ANETTA F .......................................................................................................................
............................................................ LOTS 29 & 30 BLK 19 ........................................................................ 150.15
MCCUNE EARL JR ........................... LOT 21 BLK 24 ................................................................................... 139.23
MCCUNE LARRY J & CAROLYN A PART LOT 25 BLK 27 ........................................................................... 90.64
MCCUNE LARRY J & CAROLYN A LOT 26 AND PART LOT 25 BLK 27 ................................................. 206.64
MCCUNE PAUL ................................. LOT 19 BLK 24 ................................................................................... 140.43
NARDELLA CARLA ........................... LOT 46 BLK 20 ................................................................................... 130.71
NARDELLA CARLA ........................... LOT 47 BLK 20 ................................................................................... 129.51
RADER JACK L & BARBARA JO .... 1.74AC N S ELK .................................................................................. 192.94
RADER JACK L & WOODROW L ... G L CO ADD LOTS 86 PT LOTS 87 ............................................... 1032.11
RADER JACK L & WOODROW L & LOTS 12 & 13 BLK 3 .......................................................................... 430.69
RADER JACK L & WOODROW L & LOT 36 & PT OF 37 BLK 23 .............................................................. 422.19
RADER JACK L& WOODROW L & . G L CO ADD LOTS 91 92 & 93 ......................................................... 751.30
RADER JACK L & WOODROW L & LOT 25 BLK 24 ................................................................................... 107.65
RADER JACK L & WOODROW L & LOT 26 BLK 24 ................................................................................... 359.65
RADER ORLANDO L &/OR CHARLENE ...................................................................................................................
............................................................ PT LOT 20 BLK 2 ............................................................................... 166.31
SHUMAN CHRISTOPHER R &/OR . LOT 25 BLK 5 ..................................................................................... 315.59
SULLIVAN JUDITH M ....................... LOT 27 BLK 6 ................................................................................... 1022.11
VERTON DOROTHY ........................ N S ELK LOT ...................................................................................... 174.13
VERTON DOROTHY ANN ............... 0.23 AC OR 10,205 SQ FT ................................................................... 89.72
DISTRICT 05 HOLLY DISTRICT
BLANKENSHIP MICHAEL ................ 1.88 AC WOLF CREEK ...................................................................... 337.56
BRIGHT BETTY ................................ 4.24 AC WTS HOLLY RIVER ............................................................... 98.55
BRIGHT EUGENE M &/OR .............. 38AC LAUREL PATCH RUN KANAWHA ......................................... 296.85
BRIGHT MICHAEL ............................ 2.45 AC SALT LICK CREEK .............................................................. 309.89
BRIGHT MICHAEL ............................ .73 AC SALT LICK CREEK ................................................................... 93.40
BRIGHT MICHAEL ............................ HOLLY RIVER 2.0 AC ........................................................................... 90.71
BRIGHT MICHAEL L &/OR CODY L 2.96 AC SALT LICK ............................................................................ 112.81
BROWN CHARLTON SHAWN &/OR .........................................................................................................................
............................................................ 1.9 AC SPRUCE FORK ........................................................................ 91.41
BROWN ROBERT A &/OR ANNA L 43.07 AC SPRUCE FORK ................................................................. 203.35
BROWN ROBERT A &/OR ANNA L 5AC STONY CREEK ............................................................................. 87.85
BROWN ROBERT A &/OR ANNA L LICK RUN 8 AC .................................................................................. 109.26
BURTON EDGAR ET AL .................. 14 AC LITTLE BIRCH RIVER ............................................................... 83.40
BURTON W M HRS .......................... 74.19 AC O& G LITTLE BIRCH RIVER ............................................... 79.95
CANTRELL D B ................................. ½ OF 1.12 AC O & G BUCKEYE CREE .............................................. 71.78
CARR LOUISE .................................. ½ OF 108 AC COG MUD LICK RUN ................................................ 130.80
CLEMENS ELIZABETH AKA ............ 1.09 AC BUCKEYE ............................................................................. 309.49
CLUTTER RAYMOND O .................. 1 AC STONY CREEK ......................................................................... 167.22
CLUTTER RAYMOND O .................. STONY CREEK 2900 SQ FT OR ........................................................ 70.90
COCHRAN BERT S II &/OR ............. 2.24 AC CARPENTERS FORK ......................................................... 217.16
COFFMAN CHARLES R &/OR BRENDA ...................................................................................................................
............................................................ 1.266 AC LITTLE BIRCH RIVER ....................................................... 350.77
COFFMAN LEE R ............................. .75 AC LITTLE BIRCH RIVER ........................................................... 288.27
COFFMAN OLIVE R LIFE & COFFMAN ....................................................................................................................
............................................................ .5AC LITTLE BIRCH RIVER .............................................................. 192.63
COGAR DANIEL L II &/OR ............... 2.02 AC OLD WOMANS RUN ........................................................... 260.37
COGAR LLOYD ALLEN JR HEIRS . TWO LICK 0.75 AC ............................................................................ 115.04
CORBETT PAUL ............................... 6.80 AC WOLF CREEK ...................................................................... 240.80
COTTRILL DAVID &/OR DEBRA .... .5AC BIRCH ........................................................................................ 234.31
COX KEITH & KIMBERLY LIFE & .... 5AC BUCKEYE CREEK ..................................................................... 160.54
CRINER RONALD J ......................... 2.42 AC BENS RUN .............................................................................. 97.94
CRINER TIMOTHY &/OR ................. LOT 12 .84 AC FLATWOODS RUN & B .......................................... 218.07
DAVIS MARTIN KEITH ..................... 9.25 AC GRANNYS CREEK .............................................................. 221.64
DOBBINS THELMA LIFE & .............. 24.30 AC GRANNY’S CREEK .............................................................. 80.56
EAKLE J E JR .................................... 27 AC O&G STONY CREEK ............................................................... 73.72
ELK VALLEY PRE-OWNED .............. LOT 19 OR 1.30 AC ORCHARD ACRES ......................................... 281.39
ELK VALLEY PRE-OWNED .............. LOT 16 OR .86 AC ORCHARD ACRES ........................................... 131.73
ELK VALLEY PRE-OWNED .............. LOT 27 OR 1 AC ORCHARD ACRES .............................................. 151.16
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FACEMIRE EVERETT ESTATE ....... WOLF & LICK RUN LOT ...................................................................... 71.78
FLOYD CHRISTOPHER O .............. 1 AC ADJ SUTTON ........................................................................... 294.06
FOSTER TERESA S ......................... .87 AC STONEY CREEK ................................................................... 216.91
FRENCH STEPHEN ET AL .............. 10 AC BENS RUN ............................................................................... 210.93
GILLESPIE AUSTIN H &/OR ............ 10 AC HOLLY RIVER ......................................................................... 180.64
GUM GLORIA ................................... J A GROSE ADD LOTS 7 8 ............................................................... 232.32
H3 LLC ............................................... 100AC COAL FLATWOODS RUN ....................................................... 71.78
H3 LLC ............................................... 69.33 AC COAL FLATWOODS RUN ................................................... 73.12
H3 LLC ............................................... 90AC COAL ELK RIVER 0505 ............................................................. 74.02
H3 LLC ............................................... 3/16 OF 152AC COAL BENS RUN ...................................................... 71.78
H3 LLC ............................................... 150.82AC COAL BAKERS RUN ........................................................ 102.70
H3 LLC ............................................... 82 AC COAL BUCKEYE CREEK 0325 ................................................ 73.72
H3 LLC ............................................... 142 AC COAL SALT LICK CREEK ....................................................... 76.41
H3 LLC ............................................... 83.27 AC COAL FLATWOODS RUN ................................................... 73.72
H3 LLC ............................................... 185.43 AC COAL CARPENTERS FORK ............................................. 71.78
H3 LLC ............................................... 35 AC COAL WTS HOLLY 1304 ....................................................... 117.88
H3 LLC ............................................... 64 AC COAL S S ELK 0511 .................................................................. 72.84
H3 LLC ............................................... 77.35 AC COAL BUG RIDGE 0314 ..................................................... 73.42
H3 LLC ............................................... 43 AC COAL S S ELK 0507 .................................................................. 71.94
H3 LLC ............................................... 81 AC COAL TWO LICK RUN 0307 ................................................. 276.64
H3 LLC ............................................... 150 AC COAL TWO LICK RUN 0305 ............................................... 114.31
H3 LLC ............................................... 87 AC COAL BUCKEYE CREEK 0322 ................................................ 73.87
H3 LLC ............................................... 200 AC COAL LAUREL PATCH RUN .............................................. 316.48
H3 LLC ............................................... 103.78 AC COAL HOLLY RIVER 0634 ................................................ 71.78
H3 LLC ............................................... 65 AC COAL BUCKEYE CREEK 0330 ................................................ 72.99
H3 LLC ............................................... 60 AC COAL WTS ELK ......................................................................... 72.69
H3 LLC ............................................... 50 AC COAL OLD LICK RUN ............................................................ 259.69
H3 LLC ............................................... 164.15 AC COAL WTS L BIRCH RIVE ........................................... 1126.31
H3 LLC ............................................... 44.43 AC COAL S S ELK ...................................................................... 71.94
H3 LLC ............................................... 100 AC COAL BENS RUN 1314 .......................................................... 71.78
H3 LLC ............................................... 90 AC COAL BAKERS RUN 0810A .................................................. 123.52
H3 LLC ............................................... 30 AC COAL ELK RIVER 0506 ......................................................... 103.15
H3 LLC ............................................... 110 AC COAL BENS RUN 0519 .......................................................... 71.78
H3 LLC ............................................... 405AC COAL HOLLY RIVER 1229 ...................................................... 73.72
H3 LLC ............................................... 55AC COAL BAKERS RUN 0815 ......................................................... 87.69
H3 LLC ............................................... 123 AC COAL HOLLY RIVER 1227 ..................................................... 71.78
H3 LLC ............................................... 109 AC COAL CARPENTERS FORK .................................................. 74.90
H3 LLC ............................................... 65.56 AC COAL HUFFMAN MT ........................................................... 71.78
H3 LLC ............................................... 80 AC COAL WTS HOLLY RIVER 1312 .............................................. 73.87
H3 LLC ............................................... 158 AC COAL BUCKEYE & WOLF ................................................... 192.06
H3 LLC ............................................... 26 AC COAL OLD LICK RUN ............................................................... 71.78
H3 LLC ............................................... 93 AC COAL L PATCH & K RUN ......................................................... 71.78
H3 LLC ............................................... 144 AC COAL WTS KAN & HOLLY ..................................................... 71.78
H3 LLC ............................................... 97.75 AC COAL CARPENTERS FORK ............................................... 74.62
H3 LLC ............................................... 124 AC COAL SALT LICK CREEK ....................................................... 75.50
H3 LLC ............................................... 124.5 AC COAL BENS RUN 0719 ....................................................... 81.01
H3 LLC ............................................... 76 AC COAL BUCKEYE CREEK .......................................................... 90.81
H3 LLC ............................................... 84 AC COAL CARPENTERS FORK ................................................. 115.94
H3 LLC ............................................... 87.25 AC COAL CARPENTERS FORK ............................................... 85.91
H3 LLC ............................................... 100 AC COAL BENS RUN 1207 .......................................................... 71.78
H3 LLC ............................................... 125 AC COAL WOLF 1218 .................................................................. 71.78
H3 LLC ............................................... 90 AC COAL ELK 1606 ......................................................................... 71.78
H3 LLC ............................................... ½ OF 107 AC COAL BENS RUN ......................................................... 72.54
H3 LLC ............................................... ½ OF 95 AC COAL FLATWOODS RUN ............................................. 71.78
H3 LLC ............................................... ½ OF 156.41 AC COAL ELK ................................................................ 73.42
H3 LLC ............................................... ½ OF 118 AC COAL ELK ...................................................................... 72.69
H3 LLC ............................................... ½ OF 63.74 AC COAL ELK ................................................................... 87.55
H3 LLC ............................................... 48 AC LAUREL PATCH COAL .......................................................... 137.04
H3 LLC ............................................... 75.5 AC COAL TWO LICK .................................................................... 73.42
H3 LLC ............................................... 106 AC COAL BROWN MT .................................................................. 74.76
H3 LLC ............................................... 109 AC COAL HOLLY ........................................................................... 74.90
H3 LLC ............................................... 40.25 AC COAL HOLLY ........................................................................ 71.78
H3 LLC ............................................... ½ OF 118 AC COAL ELK ...................................................................... 72.69
H3 LLC ............................................... ½ OF 156.41 AC COAL ELK ................................................................ 73.42
H3 LLC ............................................... ½ OF 95 AC COAL FLATWOODS RUN ............................................. 71.78
H3 LLC ............................................... ½ OF 107 AC COAL BENS RUN ......................................................... 72.54
H3 LLC ............................................... ½ OF 63.74 AC COAL ELK ................................................................... 87.55
H3 LLC ............................................... 60 AC COAL TOMS RUN .................................................................. 147.44
H3 LLC ............................................... 92.5 AC COAL /REF 321-687 .............................................................. 74.17
H3 LLC ............................................... 68.33 AC COAL / REF 321-687 ........................................................... 72.99
H3 LLC ............................................... 44.65 AC COAL WTS KANAWHA RUN ............................................ 144.32
H3 LLC ............................................... 395.35 AC COAL TOMS FORK ........................................................ 180.17
H3 LLC ............................................... 126 AC COAL TOMS FORK ............................................................. 217.47
H3 LLC ............................................... 202 AC COAL TOMS FORK ............................................................. 349.18
H3 LLC ............................................... 152.95 AC COAL TOMS FORK ........................................................ 199.63
H3 LLC ............................................... 13/16 OF 152 AC COAL BENS RUN ................................................... 75.50
H3 LLC ............................................... 2/3 OF 125 AC COAL TOMS FORK ................................................. 189.67
H3 LLC ............................................... 193 AC COAL WTS SALT LICK ........................................................... 78.62
H3 LLC ............................................... 117 AC COAL TWO LICK 1716 B ..................................................... 197.69
H3 LLC ............................................... 102 AC COAL FLATWOODS RUN 1601 ............................................ 71.78
H3 LLC ............................................... 100.5 AC COAL FLATWOODS RUN ................................................... 74.47
H3 LLC ............................................... 260.57 AC COAL SALT LICK CK ......................................................... 81.61
H3 LLC ............................................... 112 AC COAL BENS RUN .................................................................... 71.78
H3 LLC ............................................... 150.17 AC COAL BENS RUN ............................................................... 89.78
H3 LLC ............................................... 243 AC COAL SALT LICK CREEK ....................................................... 80.86
HAMMON RICHARD A &/OR ........... 4.61 AC SALT LICK ............................................................................ 233.65
HARRISON DEBORAH L & LEWIS V .........................................................................................................................
............................................................ 37 AC LAUREL PATCH RUN ............................................................ 168.30
HOSEY SHIRLEY BRYANT .............. .5 AC STONY CREEK ........................................................................ 108.36
HUDKINS JEFF &/OR MARY ........... .04 AC ELK & HOLLY RIVER ............................................................... 71.78
JAMES CAROL ................................. 1AC WOLF CREEK ............................................................................ 202.01
JAMES CAROL M ............................. WOLF CREEK BAKERS RUN 0.5 AC ................................................. 81.61
KINDER RICHARD E &/OR CONNIE L ......................................................................................................................
............................................................ 1.02 AC BENS RUN ........................................................................... 181.50
KNICELEY ALICE .............................. LAUREL PATCH RUN 6.0 AC .............................................................. 77.13
KRAFFT RONALD J ......................... MUD LICK 28.0 AC ............................................................................ 155.33
LAKE BETTY LIFE & ......................... 1 AC TWO LICK .................................................................................. 204.68
LONG BRUCE ................................... 2.2 AC TWO LICK .............................................................................. 179.89
LONG MARLENA M .......................... LITTLE BIRCH RIVER 29.75 AC ....................................................... 209.97
LORIA DORIS ................................... 14.12% OF 12/60 OF 64 AC COAL ..................................................... 71.78
LORIA DORIS S ................................ 14.13% OF 77AC WOLF ...................................................................... 79.68
LORIA DORIS S ................................ 14.12% OF 12/60 OF 36 AC COAL ..................................................... 71.78
LORIA DORIS S ................................ 14.13 OF 36 AC COAL S S ELK .......................................................... 72.08
LORIA DORIS S ................................ 14.13% OF 15 AC COAL WTS WOLF‘ ................................................ 71.78
LORIA DORIS S ................................ 14.13% OF 90.85 AC COAL WTS .................................................... 118.01
LORIA DORIS S ................................ 14.13% OF 21 AC COAL STONEY CK ............................................... 71.78
LUNCEFORD ARNOLD RAY &/OR 3.7 AC WTS HOLLY RIVER ............................................................... 157.79
MARTIN WILLIAM DANIEL ............... 1.25 AC CRITES MT .......................................................................... 125.24
MAYSE ALVIN D ................................ 2.14 AC LOT 9 CAMDEN HILL HEIGH ............................................ 233.23
MCCOURT BETTY ........................... .75 AC BAKERS RUN ........................................................................ 345.35
MCDIVITT ROGER LEE &/OR IDA . PT LOT 134 J A GROSE ADD .......................................................... 180.34
MCDIVITT ROGER LEE &/OR IDA . PT LOT134 148 SQ FT J A GROSE ................................................... 81.33
MCDIVITT ROGER LEE &/OR IDA . PT LOT 134 J A GROSE ADD USA .................................................... 82.23
MILLER SHIRLEY .............................. 2.22AC GRANNYS CREEK ............................................................... 161.67
MILLER SHRLEY ............................... 2.22 AC GRANNYS CREEK .............................................................. 245.75
MORRISON ESTHER F ................... 1/8 OF 79.82 AC O&G BUCKEYE ....................................................... 71.78
MORRISON ESTHER F ................... 1/8 OF 117 AC O&G TWO LICK .......................................................... 71.94
MOUNTAIN VENTURES LTD .......... 4.90 AC ADJ SUTTON ...................................................................... 116.37
NETTLES CLIFFORD C &/OR ......... 2.5 AC BUCKEYE CREEK ................................................................. 421.61
NETTLES HALMAN ........................... .40 AC & R/W LAUREL FORK OF .................................................... 358.11
NICHOLAS ARNETT HRS ............... 72/264 OF 41 AC CRITES MT .......................................................... 105.54
NICHOLAS HOMER SR HRS .......... 22/264 OF 41 C CRITES MT ............................................................... 91.71
NICHOLAS ROSCOE M & CAROLYN .......................................................................................................................
............................................................ 147/264 OF 41 AC CRITES MT ........................................................ 142.54
PAXTON RICHARD .......................... 100X176X94X150 HOLLY N/S RT 26 ............................................... 168.56
PAXTON RICHARD .......................... 15,000 SQ FT HOLLY RIVER .............................................................. 72.23
PAXTON RICHARD .......................... 21.5 AC HOLLY RIVER ......................................................................... 91.86
PENDRY TED L III &/OR CINDY W . .25 AC TWO LICK .............................................................................. 304.31
RIGSBY KATHY ................................ BUCKEYE CREEK 1/24 OF 1.28 AC ................................................... 77.74
ROLLYSON PAUL M &/OR CAROL 8.64 SALT LICK & ELK RIVER .......................................................... 464.68
ROSE AMANDA C H ......................... 10/12 OF 83 AC CARPENTERS FK ................................................. 134.67
ROSE GARRELL ............................... 1/12 OF 83 AC CARPENTERS FORK ................................................ 76.47
SARTIN STEVEN DALE ................... 20.75 AC CRITES MT ........................................................................ 120.85
SEBERT WILLIAM KEITH JR ........... 14.12% OF 77AC WOLF ...................................................................... 79.68
SEBERT WILLIAM KEITH JR ........... 14.13% OF 12/60 OF 36 AC COAL ..................................................... 71.78
SEBERT WILLIAM KEITH JR ........... 14.12% OF 12/60 OF 64 AC COAL ..................................................... 71.78
SEBERT WILLIAM KEITH JR ........... 14.12% OF 36 AC COAL S S ELK ....................................................... 72.08
SEBERT WILLIAM KEITH JR ........... 14.12% OF 15 AC COAL WTS WOLF ................................................ 71.78
SEBERT WILLIAM KEITH JR ........... 14.12% OF 90.85 AC COAL WTS .................................................... 118.01
SEBERT WILLIAM KEITH JR ........... 14.12% OF 21 AC COAL STONY CK ................................................. 71.78
SHAW DAVID R ................................. 2.50 AC TWO LICK ............................................................................ 123.88
SHAW EDNA ...................................... 1 AC MILL RUN .................................................................................. 250.17
SHORT MARCELLA .......................... OLD WOMANS RUN 0.9 AC & R/W ................................................. 327.50
SKIDMORE DONNA ......................... 3.82 AC STONY CREEK .................................................................... 222.90
SPIKER MILDRED ............................. 2/63 OF 115.5 AC COAL L BIRCH ...................................................... 71.78
SPIKER MILDRED ............................. 2/63 OF 53 AC OG TWO LICK ............................................................ 71.78
SPIKER MILDRED ............................. 2-63 OF 50 AC OG BIRCH ................................................................... 71.78
STUCKEY ANN M &/OR WAYNE M 6 AC WTS HOLLY RIVER ..................................................................... 84.28
STUCKEY ANN M &/OR WAYNE M .25 AC BROOKS RUN ....................................................................... 103.01
STUCKEY ANN M &/OR WAYNE M WTS HOLLY RIVER .............................................................................. 75.35
STUCKEY ANN M &/OR WAYNE M WTS HOLLY RIVER .............................................................................. 84.28
STUMP HALEY &/OR GRANT ......... 5.06 AC HOLLY RIVER ...................................................................... 317.87
TALKINGTON CURTIS ET UX ........ SALT LICK & ELK RIVER .25 AC ..................................................... 151.61
TALKINGTON MARK L .................... .25 AC SALT LICK & ELK RIVER ...................................................... 149.58
UTT ROY O ....................................... 9.67 AC SPRUCE FORK ................................................................... 100.77
UTT ROY OTIS ................................. 9.55 AC SPRUCE FORK ...................................................................... 80.26
UTT ROY OTIS &/OR WANDA ........ 30.93AC NEW SURVEY STONY CREEK ......................................... 292.97
WARE KENNETH S &/OR PATRICIA .........................................................................................................................
............................................................ BAKERS RUN 29.64 AC .................................................................... 108.55
WARE KENNETH S &/OR PATRICIA .........................................................................................................................
............................................................ BAKERS RUN ..................................................................................... 218.25
WEBSTER CO LUMBER CO ........... 30.05 AC ELK RIVER ......................................................................... 177.78
WEIL KATHRYN M ............................ 3.33 AC CARPENTERS FORK ............................................................ 87.85
WHITE GEARY &/OR CONNIE JAMES .....................................................................................................................
............................................................ 2.22 AC LOCUST ESTATES TWO LICK .......................................... 368.98
WILSON CHARLES A & JUNE D .... OLD WOMANS RUN 0.8 AC OAS .................................................... 189.97
WILSON LESLIE D &/OR L .............. 22.46 AC SALT LICK .......................................................................... 450.52
WOLVERTON FARMS INC .............. 11% OF 77AC WOLF ........................................................................... 77.59
WOLVERTON FARMS INC .............. 11% OF 12/60 OF 36 AC COAL .......................................................... 71.78
WOLVERTON FARMS INC .............. 11% OF 12/60 OF 64 AC COAL .......................................................... 71.78
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WOLVERTON FARMS INC .............. 11% OF 36 AC COAL S S ELK ............................................................ 72.08
WOLVERTON FARMS INC .............. 11% OF 15 AC COAL WTS WOLF ...................................................... 71.78
WOLVERTON FARMS INC .............. 11% OF 90.85 AC COAL WTS ......................................................... 107.61
WOLVERTON FARMS INC .............. 11% OF 21 AC COAL STONEY CREEK ............................................. 71.78
ZIRKLE JACKIE ................................. BUCKEYE CREEK 1/48 1.28 AC .......................................................... 73.87
ZIRKLE JAY ....................................... BUCKEYE CREEK 1/48 OF 1.28 AC ................................................... 73.87
DISTRICT 06 OTTER
ALDERMAN GARY ............................ 1/640 OF 27.75 AC SUGAR CREEK ................................................... 71.78
ALDERMAN KEVIN ........................... 1/640 OF 27.75 AC SUGAR CREEK ................................................... 71.78
ALDERMAN LARRY .......................... 1/640 OF 27.75 AC SUGAR CREEK ................................................... 71.78
ALDERMAN MARK ............................ 1/640 OF 27.75 AC SUGAR CREEK ................................................... 71.78
ALDERMAN PHYLLIS JEAN LIFE & OTTER LOTS 1 2 3 BLK E ................................................................... 82.23
ALDERMAN ROBERT ...................... 1/640 OF 27.75 AC SUGAR CREEK ................................................... 71.78
ALDERMAN WILLIAM ....................... LITTLE OTTER PT LOTS 4 AND 5 ..................................................... 87.13
ALDERMAN WILLIAM ....................... LITTLE OTTER PT LOT 4 AND 5 ..................................................... 172.78
ALDERMAN WILLIAM ....................... 6.5 AC BEAR CREEK ......................................................................... 112.37
BAILEY JUD LEE &/OR TONYA ...... LOTS 8D 9A & 9B RIVER .................................................................. 263.29
BAKER MICHAEL &/OR PAMELA ... SKIDMORE ......................................................................................... 167.68
BALCOURT STEVEN &/OR GAIL ... 5 AC CEDAR CREEK ......................................................................... 226.54
BELKNAP SCOTT &/OR CHRISTY . CEDAR ................................................................................................ 482.89
BENDER CHARLES RUSSELL ........ 17.11 AC STEER CREEK ..................................................................... 84.73
BENDER CHARLES RUSSELL ........ 39.45 AC STEER CREEK .................................................................. 196.20
BENDER CHARLES RUSSELL ........ 5.02 AC STEER CREEK ....................................................................... 76.68
BENDER DORA E ET AL ................. ¾ OF 25.58 AC OG OTTER ................................................................ 72.54
BLAKE ROBERT MAXWELL &/OR .. 19AC RUSH FORK ............................................................................ 351.14
BLANKENBECKLER KURT A ........... 38 AC ROAD RUN .............................................................................. 118.56
BLANKENBECKLER KURT A ........... 23.75 AC ROAD RUN ........................................................................ 223.39
BOGGS JOBIE K .............................. 1/8 OF 27.75 AC SUGAR CREEK ....................................................... 76.25
BOGGS JOHNNY E .......................... 1/56 OF 27.75 AC SUGAR CREEK ..................................................... 71.78
BOSLEY HARRY JUNIOR ............... CEDAR ................................................................................................... 99.43
BOSLEY HARRY JUNIOR ............... BULL RUN .......................................................................................... 120.70
BURKE JOHNSON H ....................... ½ OF LOT OG CEDAR ........................................................................ 71.78
BURKE JOHNSON H ....................... ½ OF 28.32 AC OG CEDAR ................................................................ 71.94
BURKE JOHNSON H ....................... ½ OF 20.94 AF OG CEDAR ................................................................. 71.78
BURKE JOHNSON H ....................... ½ OF 9AC OG CEDAR ......................................................................... 71.78
BURWELL LORAYE .......................... 1/48 OF 27.75 AC SUGAR CREEK ..................................................... 71.78
BUTLER COLLEEN ........................... SKIDMORE RUN ................................................................................ 392.55
CAMPBELL KATHLYN ...................... .16 AC BRUSH CAMP RUN OF CEDAR ............................................. 73.57
CAMPBELL KATHLYN ...................... .2 AC CEDAR ......................................................................................... 72.23
CARPENTER KEVIN L &/OR ........... ROAD RUN ......................................................................................... 200.98
CARPER RANDALL W &/OR MARY K ............................................................................... .68 AC BRUSHY FORK
131.98
CARR BRUCE & CARRIE ................ 5.46 AC POLEMIC .............................................................................. 165.18
CARR BRUCE & CARRIE ................ 10.02 AC POLEMIC RUN ..................................................................... 91.41
CHAMBERS TRACY ......................... 1/640 OF 27.75 AC SUGAR CREEK ................................................... 71.78
CLAY JOAN K &/OR AMY L POST . NEAR GASSAWAY 123.75X90.75X .................................................. 151.61
COCHRAN JIMMY E ........................ .12 AC BILLS FORK ........................................................................... 158.05
CONLEY ROBERT D &/OR CONNIE L ..................................................... CARROLL ADDITION LOTS 17 18 19
152.06
COWGER MICHAEL S &/OR THERESA .................................................................................. .58 AC N S OF ELK
72.99
COX ELIZABETH LIFE & KEITH COX ........................................................................... LOT B CHEMICAL TOWN
149.38
COX KEITH W &/OR KIMBERLY ..... BIRCH 3600 SQ FT .08 AC ............................................................... 152.24
COX KEITH W &/OR KIMBERLY ..... .31 AC LITTLE BIRCH RIVER .............................................................. 81.33
COX T LORING JR TRUST COX ... 194.64 AC COAL CEDAR .................................................................. 284.20
CUTLIP ELMA ................................... 2 AC BUFFALO ..................................................................................... 78.92
CUTLIP ELMA ................................... CUNNINGHAM FORK 35.085 .............................................................. 92.14
CUTLIP ELMA ................................... CUNNINGHAM FORK .......................................................................... 72.69
CUTLIP ELMA ................................... BUFFALO ........................................................................................... 130.20
CUTLIP ELMA ................................... 6.05 AC BUFFALO ................................................................................ 90.96
CUTLIP ELMA ................................... 2/7 OF 22.13 AC OG LESS COAL ....................................................... 71.78
DENNISON JOHN G & ALMA C ..... SUGAR CRK ....................................................................................... 366.06
DENNISON JOHN G & CLAUDINE .5AC UPPER ROCK CAMP ............................................................... 134.98
DENNISON JOHN G JR & JOHN G & ......................................................................................................................
............................................................ .44 AC N S ELK ...................................................................................... 89.18
DUCKWORTH KEN &/OR MICHELLE .......................................................................................................................
............................................................ SUGAR CREEK .................................................................................. 348.73
DUCKWORTH RODRICK KEN &/OR ........................................................................................................................
............................................................ SUGAR CREEK .................................................................................. 139.58
DUFFIELD WILLIAM A ...................... 1/3 OF 65 AC OG WTS BUFFALO ...................................................... 71.46
FACEMIRE BOBBY F &/OR BARBARA .....................................................................................................................
............................................................ STUART ADDITION LOTS 144 AND ............................................... 141.55
FACEMIRE LARRY JO ..................... 1/80 OF 27.75 AC SUGAR CREEK ..................................................... 71.78
FACEMIRE PHILLIP .......................... 1/80 OF 27.75 AC SUGAR CREEK ..................................................... 71.78
FACEMIRE WALLACE (PETE) ......... 1/80 OF 27.75 AC SUGAR CREEK ..................................................... 71.78
FRAME BESSIE I ............................... .73 AC CROOKED FORK ..................................................................... 71.78
FRAME BESSIE I ............................... CROOKED FORK 3.56 AC ................................................................... 78.92
FRAME GLEN O ............................... 1/3 OF .90 AC WINDY RUN ................................................................. 71.78
FRAME JAMES R &/OR PAULA L ... CARROLL ADD LOTS 6 7 8 PT 5 ..................................................... 195.07
FRAME MARY L ................................ WTS STEER CREEK ............................................................................ 75.21
FRIEND A P ....................................... STEER CREEK 112.84 AC ................................................................ 181.80
FRIEND A P ....................................... STEER CREEK 109.0 AC .................................................................. 175.48
FRIEND A P ....................................... BUFFALO 30.0 AC ............................................................................. 102.85
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FRIEND GAYTHEL J ........................ 1/56 OF 27.75 AC SUGAR CREEK ..................................................... 71.78
GIVEN BOBBY LEE &/OR DEENA RAE .....................................................................................................................
............................................................ 8.68 AC LONG RUN ............................................................................. 82.95
GREGORY VANESSA ...................... 1/640 OF 27.75 AC SUGAR CREEK ................................................... 71.78
GROVES BILLY S &/OR JOANNA K 12 AC LONG RUN .............................................................................. 127.48
H&D HARDWOODS .......................... .5 AC N S ELK ........................................................................................ 71.78
H3 LLC ............................................... 254.39 AC COAL BUFFALO CREEK ................................................... 81.31
HACKER RONNIE ............................. 1/12 OF 59 AC OGCEDAR ................................................................... 71.78
HACKER RONNIE ............................. ½ OF 46.27AC O CEDAR ..................................................................... 71.78
HAMRIC CARL E &/OR ANNA MAE .22AC LITTLE OTTER CREEK ......................................................... 299.24
HORNER MINER HRS. .................... ¾ OF 54.66AC OG STEER CREEK .................................................... 72.69
HUFFMAN GLENNA ......................... 1/24 OF 27.7AC SUGAR CREEK ........................................................ 72.08
HUFFMAN TIMOTHY S &/OR ......... 1.01AC CEDAR ................................................................................... 280.49
JACKSON BRYAN P ......................... TWO LICK ........................................................................................... 191.30
JACKSON BRYAN P ......................... POLEMIC ............................................................................................ 130.65
JACKSON BRYAN P ......................... 2/3 OF 32AC OG BIRCH ...................................................................... 72.84
JARVIS BARBARA E ......................... 5AC BIRCH ......................................................................................... 205.13
JENKINS NORMAN EARL JR &OR 3.13AC STEER CREEK ..................................................................... 253.04
JOHNSON DEXTER G &/OR SHIRLEY ....................................................................................................................
............................................................ ELK 1.0AC ........................................................................................... 175.24
JOHNSON JACKIE L &/OR ............. STUART ADD LOT 20 .......................................................................... 82.69
JOHNSON JACKIE L &/OR ............. STUART ADD LOT 21 ....................................................................... 147.33
KELLY JAMES EDWARD ................. 4.03AC TOM’S FORK ........................................................................ 283.63
KENNEDY MABEL ............................. 1/24 OF 27.75 AC SUGAR CREEK ..................................................... 72.08
KENNEDY MABEL ............................. 1/8 OF 27.75AC SUGAR CREEK ........................................................ 76.25
KIMES GLEN E & KEITH IRENE ..... 35AC OG OTTER .................................................................................. 74.76
KNICELEY PHILIP N &/OR CARLA E .........................................................................................................................
............................................................ 1.015AC BEALLS MILLS .................................................................... 130.65
KOMINIAREK ANTHONY M ............. SLABCAMP RUN CEDAR CREEK .................................................... 288.90
LEMON JAMES A &/OR OLIVE ....... 1.75AC SUGAR CREEK .................................................................... 155.28
LLOYD JULIA LYNN MORGAN ....... (3.41 AC CALC) 1/3 OF ¼ OF 6 .......................................................... 78.44
LLOYD PATRICIA M ......................... 1/24 OF 27.75AC SUGAR CREEK ...................................................... 72.08
LOWEN CLIFFORD C ...................... 1/3 OF 12.724AC OR LOT 2 LITTLE ................................................... 79.95
LOWEN CLIFFORD C ...................... 1/3 OF 12.724 OR LOT 3 LITTLE ........................................................ 79.95
MALCOMB CONNIE D &/OR JOHN LOTS 6 & 7 BLK 1 CHEMICAL TOWN ............................................. 257.50
MCLAUGHLIN JAMIE L .................... 10AC CEDAR ...................................................................................... 150.13
MCNEMAR SHERRY ELLEN ........... .25AC STEER CREEK ....................................................................... 110.56
MILLER WANNAH FAWN ................. 1/56 OF 27.75AC SUGAR CREEK ...................................................... 71.78
MORRIS BILLY J &/OR DORIS I ..... 11.571AC O’BRIEN FORK ................................................................. 104.79
MORRISON ESTHER F ................... 1/8 OF 78AC COG ROCK CAMP ........................................................ 89.38
MORRISON ESTHER F ................... 1/8 OF 21 AC OG BIRCH .................................................................... 71.78
PERRINE FREDA R .......................... ELK ......................................................................................................... 73.42
PERRINE LARRY B .......................... 188/288 OF .06AC CEDAR ................................................................... 70.90
PERRINE LARRY B .......................... 33/96 OF 30AC OG CEDAR ................................................................ 71.78
PERRINE S T HEIRS ........................ 100/288 OF .06AC CEDAR ................................................................... 70.90
PERRINE S T HEIRS ........................ 79/576 OF 30AC OG CEDAR .............................................................. 71.78
PETITTO L GENE &/OR MICKEY G .62AC N S ELK RIVER ..................................................................... 1432.33
PETITTO L GENE &/OR MICKEY G .04 AC S S ELK ...................................................................................... 91.78
PHILLIPS THOMAS & ALAN PHILLIP ........................................................................................................................
............................................................ 2.23AC POLEMIC .................................................................................. 84.28
PIERSON JAMES W &/OR PRISCILLA ......................................................................................................................
............................................................ 1.29AC LITTLE BIRCH RIVER .......................................................... 262.83
PIERSON RICKIE L &/OR CLIFFORD .......................................................................................................................
............................................................ 10.71AC LITTLE BIRCH RIVER ........................................................ 367.05
PIERSON RICKIE L &/OR CLIFFORD .......................................................................................................................
............................................................ .10 AC BIRCH RIVER ........................................................................... 81.78
PIERSON RICKIE L &/OR CLIFFORD .......................................................................................................................
............................................................ .125AC WTS BIRCH ............................................................................. 82.23
RADER JACK L & WOODROW L & LITTLE OTTER CREEK ..................................................................... 139.58
RADER JACK L & WOODROW L & OTTER 1 AC ....................................................................................... 139.58
RADER JACK L & WOODROW L & OTTER 8.0 AC ....................................................................................... 82.50
RADER JACK L & WOODROW L & 140AC COON & BEAR CREEK ......................................................... 246.15
RATLIFF LATELIA ANN &/OR ......... CARROLL ADDITION PT LOT 5 BLK ................................................. 80.90
RATLIFF LATELIA ANN &/OR ......... CARROLL ADDITION LOT 16 BLK 3 .................................................. 74.90
RATLIFF LATELIA ANN &/OR ......... CARROLL ADDITION LOT 2 BLK 1 .................................................... 81.33
RATLIFF LATELIA ANN &/OR ......... .25AC CARROLL ADD .......................................................................... 80.90
RATLIFF LATELIA ANN &/OR ......... 29AC OG OTTER .................................................................................. 73.87
REXROAD THOMAS GAYLORD JR &/OR ...............................................................................................................
............................................................ .316AC TWO LICK ROAD .................................................................... 82.95
RIFFLE W E ....................................... HIGHLAND PARK ADDITION LOTS 6 ................................................ 74.47
ROSE RUTH ESTATE ...................... 24.17AC RUSH FORK .......................................................................... 95.43
ROSE RUTH O ESTATE .................. 25.07AC RUSH FORK ....................................................................... 440.34
RUIZ BRANDY M .............................. 2AC LITTLE BIRCH RIVER ............................................................... 394.85
SHAVER DENNIS M &/OR ROSALEE .......................................................................................................................
............................................................ 40.18AC CEDAR ................................................................................. 457.59
SHAW PAULINE &/OR ERNEST STOUT .......................................................... CHEMICAL TOWN 33453 SQ FT
174.36
SKIDMORE JAMES RYAN &/OR .... 1.05AC CROOKED FORK ................................................................. 241.44
SMALLWOOD JAMES W ................. 1AC LITTLE BIRCH ........................................................................... 176.77
SPIKER MILDRED ............................. 2/63 OF 87AC COG BIRCH ................................................................. 71.78
STALNAKER JOHNNA L RADER ... LITTLE OTTER ADDITION LOTS 4 5 .............................................. 107.85
STALNAKER JOHNNA L RADER ... LITTLE OTTER ADDITION LOTS 2 .................................................... 87.85
STALNAKER JOHNNA LOU RADER .........................................................................................................................
............................................................ 21.12 AC WALNUT FORK ................................................................. 121.73
STEELE HARLEY C JR .................... 44.48AC BRUSHY FORK .................................................................. 311.27
STEELE HARLEY C JR .................... .1519AC RUSH FORK .......................................................................... 70.90
STEWART RICHARD A &/OR JOETTA .....................................................................................................................
............................................................ 6.08AC RUSH FORK ............................................................................ 83.83
SULLIVAN G K .................................. CEDAR ................................................................................................ 249.56
SWEARINGEN KIRTISS &/OR DEBBIE .....................................................................................................................
............................................................ PERRY ADD LOT 22 BLK A .............................................................. 158.95
TALBERT ROGER L &/OR .............. 1.07 AC WINDY RUN ......................................................................... 112.13
TANNER SAMUEL ADAM &/OR ...... .52AC N S ELK .................................................................................... 312.91
TENNEY CHARLES AMON &/OR ... 19.10AC CEDAR .................................................................................... 89.83
VA WE YA INCORP .......................... CARP FORK 1.0 AC ............................................................................. 77.13
WARD BENNIE MICHAEL JR .......... 1AC LITTLE OTTER CREEK ............................................................ 107.48
WEHRIE WILMA ................................ 1/24 OF 27.75AC SUGAR CREEK ...................................................... 72.08
WESTFALL GREETA LIFE &/OR .... 1/14 OF 75AC OG CROOKED FORK ................................................ 71.78
WHITE LORENELLE ......................... 1/48 OF 27.75AC SUGAR CREEK ...................................................... 71.78
WIBLIN CAROLYN ............................ HIGHLAND PARK ADDITION ........................................................... 168.56
WILBURN WILLIAM N JR DBA ........ .25AC LITTLE OTTER ....................................................................... 242.32
WILLIAMS JEFFREY L &/OR ........... 1.35 AC CHEMICAL TOWN ............................................................... 445.05
WILLIAMS SHIRLEY RAY ................. 1/24 OF 27.75AC SUGAR CREEK ...................................................... 72.08
WILLIAMS THOMAS L ...................... 1/24 OF 27.75AC SUGAR CREEK ...................................................... 72.08
WILSON ANITA M WESTFALL ........ 5AC N S ELK ....................................................................................... 215.75
WOODS ROBIN ET AL .................... 1/8 OF 27.75AC SUGAR CREEK ........................................................ 76.25
DISTRICT-07-SALT LICK
ABLES JAMIE L ................................. 8.38AC FEATHER BED RUN ............................................................ 185.07
AMOS HUGH & ROBERT N ET AL . 50AC O&G SALT LICK ......................................................................... 76.68
BALDWIN JOSEPH W ...................... 1AC PAW PAW RUN .......................................................................... 106.06
BALDWIN JOSEPH W ...................... .45 AC PAW PAW RUN ......................................................................... 83.57
BOSLEY BOBBY &/OR MARY ......... 1.46 AC SALT LICK ............................................................................ 143.15
BOSLEY BOBBY &/OR MARY ......... .51 AC SALT LICK ................................................................................. 81.61
BOSLEY HARRY JUNIOR ............... 17.09 AC COPEN RUN ...................................................................... 183.65
BOSLEY HARRY JUNIOR ............... 1.5 AC COPEN RUN ............................................................................. 83.40
BROWN W M ..................................... 1/6 OF 103 AC OG KANAWHA ............................................................ 71.17
BROWN W M ..................................... 1/6 OF 103 AC OG KANAWHA ............................................................ 71.17
BROWN W M ..................................... 91.69 AC OG KANAWHA & SHREVE .................................................. 76.04
BRUFFEY JOEL G ............................ FALL RUN .............................................................................................. 92.29
BRUFFEY JOEL G ............................ 14 AC COAL FALL RUN ....................................................................... 71.78
BRUFFEY JOEL G ............................ ½ OF 60AC COAL FALL RUN ............................................................. 71.78
BURKE GARLAND E ........................ 1.25 AC SALT LICK ............................................................................ 136.00
BUTCHER JOSEPH L &/OR BARBARA ....................................................................................................................
............................................................ FALL RUN HEMP PATCH RUN 1 AC .............................................. 142.70
CARVER KENNEDY .......................... 7 AC ENGLAND RUN ........................................................................ 122.37
CLAYPOOLE JAMIE E ...................... 5.30 AC FALL RUN ............................................................................ 157.23
CLAYPOOLE JEREMY ..................... 5 AC FALL RUN ..................................................................................... 90.08
CLAYPOOLE JEREMY &/OR KIERAN .......................................................................................................................
............................................................ 5.69 AC DUFFY .................................................................................. 113.26
COGAR DANIEL LEE II .................... ½ OF 1/8 19.5AC LITTLE ..................................................................... 71.09
COLLINS DANA L & LUCY A ........... 1/3 OF 27.3 AC COAL TOM HUGHES ............................................... 71.78
COOPER SANDRA ........................... 2.97 AC GREEN HILL ........................................................................... 86.68
COOPER SANDRA ........................... 1.66 AC GREEN HILL ........................................................................ 141.55
COOPER SANDRA ........................... 1.56 AC GREEN HILL ........................................................................... 83.57
COTTRELL ROY J &/OR TINA M ... .52 AC O’BRIENS FORK ................................................................... 265.33
CRAWSEY MARY CRAWFORD ...... ½ OF 1/3 OF 67AC COAL SALT ......................................................... 71.78
CURTIS THOMAS & PATRICIA ....... 21.85 AC POSEY RUN ...................................................................... 173.91
DUCHAINE CRAIG &/OR CAREY ... 119.39 AC ELLICOTT RUN ............................................................... 281.95
DUFFIELD PATRICIA A &/OR DAVID ........................................................................................................................
............................................................ 9AC COPLIN RUN .............................................................................. 111.77
FLEMING MATTHEW MICHAEL ..... 3.96 AC BERRY FORK ...................................................................... 497.42
FORTNEY JOY ................................. 1/30 OF ½ 3 AC OG ............................................................................. 71.78
FORTNEY JOY ................................. 1/30 OF 1AC OG COPEN .................................................................... 71.78
FORTNEY JOY ................................. 1/30 OF ¼ 137 AC OG ......................................................................... 71.78
FORTNEY JOY ................................. 1/30 OF ¼ 115.42 AC ........................................................................... 71.78
FORTNEY JOY ................................. 1/3 OF ½ 115.42 AC ............................................................................ 71.78
GABRIELS PATRICIA ....................... 1/3 OF 1/5 OF ½ 126.5AC .................................................................... 79.07
GEORGE GREG ............................... WOLF PEN RUN ................................................................................ 476.91
GEORGE GREGORY A &/OR REKA M ....................................................................................................................
............................................................ 2.32 AC HEATERS ............................................................................. 282.42
GODFREY VERNON F .................... ½ OF 39.60 AC OIL CREEK ................................................................. 95.86
GODFREY VERNON F .................... ¼ OF 15.63 AC DUMPLING RUN ....................................................... 73.35
GRAYAM ROSA LEE ........................ 1/7 OF 105.11 AC OG & MINERALS ................................................... 72.23
GREGORY DOYLE ........................... 20 AC OG KANAWHA ........................................................................... 72.69
H3 LLC ............................................... 80 AC COAL FALL RUN ....................................................................... 71.78
H3 LLC ............................................... 562.60 AC COAL WTS KANAWHA ...................................................... 75.05
H3 LLC ............................................... 49 AC COAL KANAWHA ....................................................................... 94.39
H3 LLC ............................................... ½ OF 207 AC COAL WTS SALT LIC ................................................... 71.78
H3 LLC ............................................... 137.75 AC COAL BICKEL FORK ......................................................... 76.11
H3 LLC ............................................... 566 AC ALL MINS EXCEPT OG ....................................................... 148.95
H3 LLC ............................................... 132.5AC ALL MINS EXCEPT OG ..................................................... 140.17
H3 LLC ............................................... 186AC ALL MINS EXCEPT OG ........................................................ 157.27
H3 LLC ............................................... 239AC ALL MINS EXCEPT OG ........................................................ 219.86
H3 LLC ............................................... 86.33AC COAL TOMS FORK .............................................................. 92.02
H3 LLC ............................................... 99.3AC COAL TOMS FORK ............................................................. 197.69
HACKER PRESTON L &/OR ANNA J ........................................................................................................................
............................................................ .47AC COPEN ....................................................................................... 74.02
HACKER PRESTON L &/OR ANNA J ........................................................................................................................
............................................................ 1AC COPEN ....................................................................................... 274.62
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HADDIX WILLIAM S &/OR BILLIE ... 3.02AC OR LOTS 1&2 BROWNS ..................................................... 564.25
HARTLEY VAUGHN &/OR SHELIA . 6.15AC LITTLE KANAWHA ................................................................ 445.24
HEATER RODNEY NEIL .................. 4.42AC HYERS RUN ......................................................................... 109.15
HEDRICK JOHN &/OR CAROLYN . 8.98AC KANAWHA ............................................................................. 399.59
HUFFMAN TERRY L &/OR KIMBERLY .....................................................................................................................
............................................................ COPEN 13.66AC ................................................................................ 123.83
HUFFMAN TERRY L &/OR KIMBERLY .....................................................................................................................
............................................................ 3.83AC COPEN .................................................................................. 334.76
HUGHES DAVID L &/OR DEBORAH V ......................................................................................................................
............................................................ 1.36AC R H FORK ............................................................................ 245.27
KANTOS MICHAEL G ....................... 22.29AC LITTLE KANAWHA ............................................................. 114.59
KEEFNER JEAN MORRIS ............... 1/3 OF 43AC OG COPEN .................................................................... 71.94
KEENER WILLIAM &/OR SAMANTHA .......................................................................................................................
............................................................ .49AC BRAGG RUN .......................................................................... 133.97
KNICELEY ALICE .............................. .50AC LAUREL RUN ............................................................................. 72.69
LAKE GEORGE ................................. 14.85AC BIG RUN .............................................................................. 394.07
LAKE GEORGE DEWEY .................. 56.5AC BIG RUN ................................................................................ 573.03
LOPEZ FREDA JANE ....................... ½ OF 97.5AC SALT LICK CREEK .................................................... 185.64
MACLENNAN CATHERINE A LIFE & .........................................................................................................................
............................................................ .85AC STONE RUN-SALT LICK CK ................................................. 255.83
MAINS DONALD E ............................ 11.09AC FALL RUN ........................................................................... 184.28
MARTIN MARIE HRS ........................ 1/9 OF 1/8 51AC OG KANAWHA ......................................................... 71.78
MARTIN MARIE HRS ........................ 1/9 OF 1/8 37.48AC OG KANAWHA .................................................... 71.78
MARTIN MARIE HRS ........................ 1/9 OF 1/8 25AC OG KANAWHA ......................................................... 71.78
MARTIN MARIE HRS ........................ 1/9 OF 1/8 110AC OG KANAWHA ....................................................... 71.78
MCCONKEY W T HEIRS .................. ½ OF 60AC OG COPEN ...................................................................... 84.02
MILAM BARBARA C .......................... KANAWHA .......................................................................................... 193.99
MILAN GLEN & BARBARA ............... WTS KANAWHA GULF RUN ............................................................ 103.91
MORRIS JAMES O ........................... 1/3 OF 43AC OG COPEN .................................................................... 71.94
NOLAN O & ZUHR LIFE & WILLIAM ENGLAND RUN .................................................................................. 135.54
PARDUE LINDA J ............................. 22.4AC KANAWHA ............................................................................. 279.15
PARSONS JOSEPH & LINDA .......... .45AC PAW PAW RUN .......................................................................... 93.57
PERKINS STARLING ........................ 1/9 OF 1/8 51AC OG KANAWHA ......................................................... 71.78
PERKINS STARLING ........................ 1/9 OF 1/8 37.48AC OG KANAWHA .................................................... 71.78
PERKINS STARLING ........................ 1/9 OF 1/8 25AC OG KANAWHA ......................................................... 71.78
PERKINS STARLING ........................ 1/9 OF 1/8 110AC OG KANAWHA ....................................................... 71.78
PRICE CHARLES .............................. 3.61AC BERRY FORK ....................................................................... 115.80
PRITT PAUL WAYNE &/OR ............. COPEN RUN 31.25AC ....................................................................... 120.77
PRITT PAUL WAYNE &/OR ............. COPEN RUN 2.0 AC .......................................................................... 233.02
PULLIAM W W HRS .......................... COPEN 13.34AC ................................................................................... 94.98
PULLIAM W W HRS .......................... WOLF PEN RUN 30.66 AC ................................................................ 128.87
PULLIAM W W HRS .......................... WOLF PEN RUN 1.5AC ........................................................................ 96.76
PULLIAM W W HRS .......................... 15.5AC OG COPEN .............................................................................. 72.08
RATLIFF W FAY &/OR MAMIE R .... BUFFINGTON .33 AC ....................................................................... 239.92
READ J WILLIAM .............................. 1/6 OF 126.5AC OIL CREEK ............................................................ 115.94
REED ROGER JOSEPH .................. .25AC KNAWLS CREEK ....................................................................... 73.57
REED ROGER JOSEPH .................. .68AC BARBECUE ................................................................................. 78.92
RHOADES DEBRA ............................ 5.71AC THREE LICK ......................................................................... 412.24
RIDLER JOHN & KUJA LIFE & ........ 229.64AC SALT LICK ......................................................................... 665.17
RIDLER JOHN & KUJA LIFE & ........ 3AC SALT LICK .................................................................................. 945.89
RIFFLE BEVERLY LYNN &/OR JERRY .....................................................................................................................
............................................................ 1.2AC STONE RUN ........................................................................... 291.64
RILEY DELLA R ................................. FALL RUN LEFT FORK 14AC .......................................................... 216.91
RUCKER DENVER M JR &/OR ....... .483AC BURNS RUN-SALT LICK ..................................................... 248.39
SHREVE SHANNON C & MARIAN R .........................................................................................................................
............................................................ 30AC OG FALL RUN ............................................................................ 82.64
SINGLETON LARRY G .................... COPEN 2.01 AC ................................................................................. 258.64
SINGLETON ROBERT C ................. 2.22AC SALT LICK ............................................................................. 240.37
SLAUGHTER EDGAR ...................... 23.5AC ALL MINS BIG RUN ................................................................. 73.57
STEWART C R .................................. BICKELS FORK 15.5AC (28.8AC ........................................................ 85.85
STEWART GLENN & KATHLEEN ... .52AC OR 22,500SQ FT .................................................................... 371.47
STOUT DEVON &/OR BONNIE ....... HEATERS ........................................................................................... 148.50
THOMAS LEO J &/OR NORMA J ... LOT 13 OR 1.27AC MT VIEW ESTAT .............................................. 386.18
TUSING STEPHEN ........................... 1.02AC OR LOT 3 KANAWHA .......................................................... 145.55
WILLIAMS RONDA L &/OR JAMES 3.06AC STONE RUN ......................................................................... 331.53
WILLISTON FREDDIE & LOUISE ... 1/5 OF 15AC HEMP PATCH ................................................................ 73.05
WINE ROBERT G II &/OR BECKY K COPEN 100.0 X 45.5 X 48.0 X .......................................................... 218.07
ZARATE AGNES M &/OR ANN ........ 1.88AC SALT LICK ................................................................................ 83.40
DISTRICT-08-SUTTON
ALLEN THOMAS D &/OR ................. SUTTON PT LOT 66 27.5X100.0 ..................................................... 362.18
ANDERSON JOHN HENRY &/OR .. .78C N SUTTON ................................................................................. 205.41
BANK OF GASSAWAY ..................... .14AC SKIDMORE RUN .................................................................... 177.50
BURDETTE SALLY M & TONY ........ SKIDMORE RUN .25AC .................................................................... 509.25
CARPENTER KEVIN L &/OR DORREEN ..................................................................................................................
............................................................ .18AC S S ELK .................................................................................... 110.81
CARPENTER KEVIN L ET UX .......... SUTTON PT LOT 57 ........................................................................ 337.32
CARTER NANCY .............................. N SUTTON 4056 SQ FT .................................................................... 186.28
CLEMENS ELIZABETH M &/OR ...... D&I ADD PT OF 94 PT OF 95 ........................................................ 187.19
COCHRAN BERT S &/OR BECKY .. LOTS 13 17 19 & 21 DUNLAP ADD .................................................. 815.33
COOK JOHN D &/OR SHIRLEY J .. LOT NORTH SUTTON ......................................................................... 70.89
CORPORATE BOOK RESOUCES LTD ....................................................................................................................
............................................................ SUTTON PT LOT 1 2 40.0X83.0 ...................................................... 483.19
COX ELIZABETH M LIFE ................. D & I ADD LOTS 97 98 99 ................................................................. 459.21
CUNNINGHAM HAROLD &/OR ROSE ......................................................................................................................
............................................................ LOT 106 HUFFMAN ADD ..................................................................... 99.15
DAVIS JAMES A &/OR PAMELA ..... LOTS 18-21 D I ADD ......................................................................... 203.95
DEAL JERRY A &/OR MARY E ........ 1 LOT 75X100 .................................................................................... 102.27
FACEMIRE MAMIE E LIFE & ............ 1 LOT D & I ADD ................................................................................ 246.09
GIVEN EDWARD R & JEANIE ......... LOT 166 & P/O LOT 165 D & I .......................................................... 326.86
GIVEN EDWARD R &/OR D JEANINE .......................................................................................................................
............................................................ SUTTON LOTS 9 10 .......................................................................... 853.29
GIVEN EDWARD R &/OR JEANINE D .......................................................................................................................
............................................................ LOTS 167 & 168 D & I ADDITION ....................................................... 82.15
GREENE ROGER &/OR LINDA ....... .43AC N SUTTON ................................................................................. 87.61
GREENE ROGER &/OR LINDA ....... .26AC LOT C N SUTTON .................................................................. 126.48
GREENE ROGER &/OR LINDA ....... 1.25AC N SUTTON .......................................................................... 1103.47
GREENE ROGER A &/OR LINDA S .75AC N W SUTTON ......................................................................... 167.16
HENSHAW JOSEPH K ..................... D & I ADD ALL LOT 32 PT LOT 31 ................................................... 320.45
HOLCOMB JAMES &/OR KIMBIRLA .........................................................................................................................
............................................................ OLD WOMANS RUN 11,574 SQ FT ................................................. 253.38
HOPEN AI QIU CHIN ........................ .65AC SUTTON .................................................................................. 473.19
HOPEN STUDIO ............................... SUTTON P/O LOT 62 34.5X108 .......................................................... 79.11
HOPEN STUDIO INC ....................... 1AC SUTTON ..................................................................................... 111.30
HOPEN WILLIAM D .......................... P/O LOTS 1 & 2 40X25X46X44X60 .................................................. 102.19
HOPEN WILLIAM D .......................... P/O LOT 1 N SUTTON ...................................................................... 145.29
HOPEN WILLIAM D .......................... P/O LOT 61 SUTTON ........................................................................ 173.85
HOPEN WILLIAM D .......................... PT LOTS 1 &2 MAIN ST & PT LOT ..................................................... 76.09
HOPEN WILLIAM D .......................... P/O LOT 7 & PT 8 MAIN STREET ....................................................... 83.97
JACKSON IAN B &/OR JULIE ......... N W SUTTON .06 AC PT LOT 15 N ................................................. 289.78
JAMES ROBERT D ........................... SKIDMORE ADD SO PT LOT 28 ...................................................... 230.30
JOHNSON GLORIA J ...................... D & I ADD LOTS 208 209 & PT 20 .................................................... 266.74
KNIGHT MICHAEL J &/OR SHEILA L ........................................................................................................................
............................................................ N SUTTON LOTS 109 110 111 ........................................................ 531.48
LAMBERT STEVEN A &/OR ANITA J ........................................................................................................................
............................................................ BAXTER ADD LOT 2 ......................................................................... 285.56
LEMON AVIS IRENE ......................... LOT 4 – FLINT SUB DIV .................................................................... 438.26
NETTLES RICHARD ......................... 1.25AC CURTAINTOWN ................................................................... 917.01
NETTLES RICHARD D &/OR ........... N S ELK 15,946.75 SQ FT ............................................................... 1125.61
NETTLES RICHARD D LIFE & ........ N S ELK 31595 SQ FT OR 1.10 AC .................................................. 655.89
NETTLES RICHARD D LIFE RODERIC ....................................................................................................................
............................................................ 3.62AC CURTAINTOWN ................................................................. 2292.02
NETTLES RICHARD DONALD ........ 3.79AC CURTAINTOWN ................................................................. 2096.21
PATTERSON ROY F & GLADYS .... D & I ADD LOT 119 40X120 ................................................................. 91.26
PATTERSON ROY F & GLADYS .... D & I ADD LOT 118 & PT 117 ........................................................... 109.88
RAMSEY EMSA L .............................. LOTS 29 & 30 P/O LOT 31 ................................................................ 143.72
ROSE DENNIS G &/OR LAURA S .. LOT 103 HUFFMANADD ................................................................... 118.55
ROWAN MARLA &/OR HURSHEL JR .......................................................................................................................
............................................................ D & I ADD LOTS 120 121 122 ........................................................... 318.95
SHAVER DAVID R II &/OR ............... N SUTTON LOT 96 ........................................................................... 231.21
SUTTON WILMA HEIRS .................. D & I ADD LOTS 87 88 89 ................................................................. 122.83
SUTTON WILMA HEIRS .................. D & I ADD LOTS 85 86 ...................................................................... 124.05
WALKER JAMES DONN .................. SUTTON 0.68 A N S MAIN ST .......................................................... 155.21
I , HOWARD CARPENTER, SHERIFF OF BRAXTON COUNTY, DO SWEAR THAT THE FOREGOING LIST IS,
TO THE BEST OF MY KNOWLEDGE AND BELIEF, COMPLETE AND ACCURATE AND THAT I HAVE RECEIVED NONE OF THE TAXES LISTED THEREIN.
HOWARD CARPENTER, SHERIFF
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA
COUNTY OF BRAXTON, TO-WIT:
SWORN TO AND SUBSCRIBED BEFORE ME THIS 14TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 2007.
LUCILLE THAYER
NOTARY PUBLIC
MY COMMISSION EXPIRES: DECEMBER 17, 2009.
10-16
NOTICE
In the marriage of Mary Lynn Adkins
and Jerry Shannon Adkins, a resident of the state of WV.
A hearing has been set for October
31st, 2007 at 9:00 a.m. The object of
this suit is to obtain a divorce.
You may send your answer or any
related counterclaim to 182 Laurel
Heights, Sutton, WV 26601. 10-9
NOTICE OF SALE
Bank of Gassaway will offer the following described property for sale
at Public Auction on Wednesday,
October 24, 2007 at 10:00 a.m. on
the front steps of the Courthouse in
Sutton, WV.
All property may be inspected prior
to the sale. The boat and vehicles
are located at Pletcher Pontiac.
1980 Cruiser Boat
CRS0597BM8OC
2000 Magc Boat Trl
1M5ABVX29Y1038088
1996 Chev Tk
2GCEK19R5T1153991
1996 Chev Lumina
2G1WN52MXT9177036
1998 Dodge Avenger
4B3AU52N2WE151366
10-23
NOTICE
To: Richard E. Welty Trustee, Edward H. Kintzer Beneficiary,
Genevieve K. Ochs Beneficiary,
William K Kintzer Beneficiary,
Geraldine K Lundy Beneficiary, or
heirs at law, devisees, creditors,
representatives, successors or assigns.
You will take notice that Peggy A. &
Eugene H. Armstrong the purchaser
of the following real estate, Certification No. 042896, located in Holly
District, described as 30 Acres,
Coal, Bens Run, which was returned
delinquent or nonentered in the name
of Welty, Richard E. Trustee, and
was sold by the deputy commissioner of delinquent and nonentered
lands of Braxton County at the sale
for delinquent taxes on 6/12/2007.
Peggy A. & Eugene H. Armstrong
requests that you be notified a deed
for such real estate will be made on
or after 11/13/2007, as provided by
law, unless before that day you redeem such real estate. The amount
needed to redeem in or before 11/
13/2007, will be as follows:
Amount equal to the taxes and
charges due on the date of this sale,
with interest, to 11/13/2007
$1,843.44
Amount of taxes paid on property,
since the sale, with interest to 11/
13/2007.
0.00
Amount paid for Title Examination
and preparation of list to be served
and for preparation of service of
notice with interest to 11/13/2007.
$491.36
Additional Statutory Fees with interest to 11/13/2007.
0.00
Total Required:
$2,334.80
You may redeem at any time before
11/13/2007 by paying the above total less any unearned interest.
Given under my hand September
27, 2007.
G. Russell Rollyson, Jr.
Deputy Commissioner of Delinquent
and
Nonentered Lands of Braxton
County,
State of West Virginia
Please make certified check or
money order payable to the Sheriff
of Braxton County and return to WV
State Auditors Office, County Collections Office, Building 1, Room W118, Charleston, West Virginia,
25305.
Questions, please call 1-888-5096568.
10-23
NOTICE
To: Robert Lee Pullen, or heirs at
law, devisees, creditors, representatives, successors or assigns.
You will take notice that Peggy A. &
Eugene H. Armstrong the purchaser
of the following real estate, Certification No. 042834, located in Otter
District, described as 45 Acres,
Coal, Crooked Fork, which was returned delinquent or nonentered in
the name of Pullen, Robert Lee, and
was sold by the deputy commissioner of delinquent and nonentered
lands of Braxton County at the sale
for delinquent taxes on 6/12/2007.
Peggy A. & Eugene H. Armstrong
requests that you be notified a deed
for such real estate will be made on
or after 11/13/2007, as provided by
law, unless before that day you redeem such real estate. The amount
needed to redeem in or before 11/
13/2007, will be as follows:
Amount equal to the taxes and
charges due on the date of this sale,
with interest, to 11/13/2007
$5,008.81
Amount of taxes paid on property,
since the sale, with interest to 11/
13/2007.
0.00
Amount paid for Title Examination
and preparation of list to be served
and for preparation of service of
notice with interest to 11/13/2007.
$491.36
Additional Statutory Fees with interest to 11/13/2007.
0.00
Total Required:
$5,500.17
You may redeem at any time before
11/13/2007 by paying the above total less any unearned interest.
Given under my hand September
27, 2007.
G. Russell Rollyson, Jr.
Deputy Commissioner of Delinquent
and
Nonentered Lands of Braxton
County,
State of West Virginia
Please make certified check or
money order payable to the Sheriff
of Braxton County and return to WV
State Auditors Office, County Collections Office, Building 1, Room W118, Charleston, West Virginia,
25305.
Questions, please call 1-888-5096568.
10-23
NOTICE
To: Richard E. Welty Trustee, Edward H. Kintzer Beneficiary,
Genevieve K. Ochs Beneficiary,
William K Kintzer Beneficiary,
Geraldine K Lundy Beneficiary, or
heirs at law, devisees, creditors,
representatives, successors or assigns.
You will take notice that Peggy A. &
Eugene H. Armstrong the purchaser
of the following real estate, Certification No. 042896, located in Holly
District, described as 30 Acres,
Coal, Bens Run, which was returned
delinquent or nonentered in the name
of Welty, Richard E. Trustee, and
was sold by the deputy commissioner of delinquent and nonentered
lands of Braxton County at the sale
for delinquent taxes on 6/12/2007.
Peggy A. & Eugene H. Armstrong
requests that you be notified a deed
for such real estate will be made on
or after 11/13/2007, as provided by
law, unless before that day you redeem such real estate. The amount
needed to redeem in or before 11/
13/2007, will be as follows:
Amount equal to the taxes and
charges due on the date of this sale,
with interest, to 11/13/2007
$1,843.44
Amount of taxes paid on property,
since the sale, with interest to 11/
13/2007.
0.00
Amount paid for Title Examination
and preparation of list to be served
and for preparation of service of
notice with interest to 11/13/2007.
$491.36
Additional Statutory Fees with interest to 11/13/2007.
0.00
Total Required:
$2,334.80
You may redeem at any time before
11/13/2007 by paying the above total less any unearned interest.
Given under my hand September
27, 2007.
G. Russell Rollyson, Jr.
Deputy Commissioner of Delinquent
and
Nonentered Lands of Braxton
County,
State of West Virginia
Please make certified check or
money order payable to the Sheriff
of Braxton County and return to WV
State Auditors Office, County Collections Office, Building 1, Room W118, Charleston, West Virginia,
25305.
Questions, please call 1-888-5096568.
10-23
NOTICE
To: Irene Moyers Moore, Pauline
Moyers Barnette, Lera Moyers
Bailey, Virginia Moyers Dennison,
Dennis Glen Moyers, William W.
Moyers, Ellen Isophene Moyers
Mitchell, Marilyn Moyers, Mary Sue
Rollyson, Wanda Lou Moyers
Mitchell, Betty Moyers Carr, Inez
Moyers Napier, Dale Napier, William
Burice Moyers Sr, or heirs at law,
devisees, creditors, representatives, successors or assigns.
You will take notice that Peggy A. &
Eugene H. Armstrong the purchaser
of the following real estate, Certification No. 043128, located in Birch
District, described as ¼ of 98.5 AC
Coal Mill Creek 1993 5/6 of ¼ of
98.5 AC Coal Mill Creek; 3/10 of 1/6
of ¼ of 98.5 AC Coal Mill Creek which
was returned delinquent or
nonentered in the name of Moyers,
H.W., 1993 Moyers, H.W. Hrs.;
Rollyson, Mary Sue; Carr, Betty,;
Mitchell, Wanda Lou; Napier, Inez
1994, and was sold by the deputy
commissioner of delinquent and
nonentered lands of Braxton County
at the sale for delinquent taxes on 6/
12/2007. Peggy A. & Eugene H.
Armstrong requests that you be notified a deed for such real estate will
be made on or after 11/13/2007, as
provided by law, unless before that
day you redeem such real estate.
The amount needed to redeem in or
before 11/13/2007, will be as follows:
Amount equal to the taxes and
charges due on the date of this sale,
with interest, to 11/13/2007
$1,430.18
Amount of taxes paid on property,
since the sale, with interest to 11/
13/2007.
0.00
Amount paid for Title Examination
and preparation of list to be served
and for preparation of service of
notice with interest to 11/13/2007.
$515.57
Additional Statutory Fees with interest to 11/13/2007.
0.00
Total Required:
$1,945.75
You may redeem at any time before
11/13/2007 by paying the above total less any unearned interest.
Given under my hand September
27, 2007.
G. Russell Rollyson, Jr.
Deputy Commissioner of Delinquent
and
Nonentered Lands of Braxton
County,
State of West Virginia
Please make certified check or
money order payable to the Sheriff
of Braxton County and return to WV
State Auditors Office, County Collections Office, Building 1, Room W118, Charleston, West Virginia,
25305.
Questions, please call 1-888-5096568.
10-23
NOTICE
To: Warren Gregory, Elaine Mandry,
Marlyn Shields, Zane Gregory,
Arnold Gregory, Virgil Gregory,
Teresa B Arna, Heirs or Loretta B.
Gregory, Heirs of L.B. Gregory, or
heirs at law, devisees, creditors,
representatives, successors or assigns.
You will take notice that Peggy A. &
Eugene H. Armstrong the purchaser
of the following real estate, Certification No. 044186, located in Salt
Lick District, described as 32 Acres,
Coal WTS, Slat Lick, which was returned delinquent or nonentered in
the name of Gregory, L.B. Heirs, and
was sold by the deputy commissioner of delinquent and nonentered
lands of Braxton County at the sale
for delinquent taxes on 6/12/2007.
Peggy A. & Eugene H. Armstrong
requests that you be notified a deed
for such real estate will be made on
or after 11/13/2007, as provided by
law, unless before that day you redeem such real estate. The amount
needed to redeem in or before 11/
13/2007, will be as follows:
Amount equal to the taxes and
charges due on the date of this sale,
with interest, to 11/13/2007
$1,248.34
Amount of taxes paid on property,
since the sale, with interest to 11/
13/2007.
0.00
Amount paid for Title Examination
and preparation of list to be served
and for preparation of service of
notice with interest to 11/13/2007.
$523.64
Additional Statutory Fees with interest to 11/13/2007.
0.00
Total Required:
$1,771.98
You may redeem at any time before
11/13/2007 by paying the above total less any unearned interest.
Given under my hand September
27, 2007.
G. Russell Rollyson, Jr.
Deputy Commissioner of Delinquent
and
Nonentered Lands of Braxton
County,
State of West Virginia
Please make certified check or
money order payable to the Sheriff
of Braxton County and return to WV
State Auditors Office, County Collections Office, Building 1, Room W118, Charleston, West Virginia,
25305.
Questions, please call 1-888-5096568.
10-23
NOTICE
To: James A Russell Trustee,
Steptoe & Johnson PLLC, David A
Vanaskey Collateral Trustee,
Wolfpen Knob Development Company, DHM Corporation, or heirs at
law, devisees, creditors, representatives, successors or assigns.
You will take notice that Peggy A. &
Eugene H. Armstrong the purchaser
of the following real estate, Certification No. 044201, located in Birch
District, described as Coal 43 AC
Birch, which was returned delinquent
or nonentered in the name of DHM
Corporation, and was sold by the
deputy commissioner of delinquent
and nonentered lands of Braxton
County at the sale for delinquent
taxes on 6/12/2007. Peggy A. & Eugene H. Armstrong requests that you
be notified a deed for such real estate will be made on or after 11/13/
2007, as provided by law, unless
before that day you redeem such
real estate. The amount needed to
redeem in or before 11/13/2007, will
be as follows:
Amount equal to the taxes and
charges due on the date of this sale,
with interest, to 11/13/2007
$1,176.93
Amount of taxes paid on property,
since the sale, with interest to 11/
13/2007.
0.00
Amount paid for Title Examination
and preparation of list to be served
and for preparation of service of
notice with interest to 11/13/2007.
$523.64
Additional Statutory Fees with interest to 11/13/2007.
0.00
Total Required:
$1,700.57
You may redeem at any time before
11/13/2007 by paying the above total less any unearned interest.
Given under my hand September
27, 2007.
G. Russell Rollyson, Jr.
Deputy Commissioner of Delinquent
and
Nonentered Lands of Braxton
County,
State of West Virginia
Please make certified check or
money order payable to the Sheriff
of Braxton County and return to WV
State Auditors Office, County Collections Office, Building 1, Room W118, Charleston, West Virginia,
25305.
Questions, please call 1-888-5096568.
10-23
NOTICE
To: Lea Moyers Bailey, Virginia
Moyers Dennison, Irene Moyers
Moore, Pauline Moyers Barnette,
Dennis Glen Moyers, William W.
Moyers, Ellen Isophene Moyers
Mitchell, Betty Moyers Carr, Inez
Moyers Napier, Dale Napier, William
Bruce Moyers SR or heirs at law,
devisees, creditors, representatives, successors or assigns.
You will take notice that Peggy A. &
Eugene H. Armstrong the purchaser
of the following real estate, Certification No. 043464, located in Otter
District, described as ½ of 38.22 AC
Coal O’Brien 1993 5/6 of ½ of 38.22
AC Coal O’Brien, 3/10 of 1/6 of 38.22
AC Coal O’Brien, 3/10 of 1/6 of 38.22
AC Coal O’Brien,; 1/5 of 1/6 of 38.22
AC Coal O’Brien, 1/5 of 1/6 of 38.22
AC Coal O’Brien 1994, which was
returned delinquent or nonentered
in the name of Moyers, H.W. 1993
Moyers, Daisy Hrs.; Rollyson, Mary
Sue, Mitchell, Wanda Lou; Carr,
Betty; Napier, Inez 1994, and was
sold by the deputy commissioner of
delinquent and nonentered lands of
Braxton County at the sale for delinquent taxes on 6/12/2007. Peggy A.
& Eugene H. Armstrong requests
that you be notified a deed for such
real estate will be made on or after
11/13/2007, as provided by law, unless before that day you redeem
such real estate. The amount
needed to redeem in or before 11/
13/2007, will be as follows:
Amount equal to the taxes and
charges due on the date of this sale,
with interest, to 11/13/2007
$292.34
Amount of taxes paid on property,
since the sale, with interest to 11/
13/2007.
0.00
Amount paid for Title Examination
and preparation of list to be served
and for preparation of service of
notice with interest to 11/13/2007.
$515.57
Additional Statutory Fees with interest to 11/13/2007.
0.00
Total Required:
$807.91
You may redeem at any time before
11/13/2007 by paying the above total less any unearned interest.
Given under my hand September
27, 2007.
G. Russell Rollyson, Jr.
Deputy Commissioner of Delinquent
and
Nonentered Lands of Braxton
County,
State of West Virginia
Please make certified check or
money order payable to the Sheriff
of Braxton County and return to WV
State Auditors Office, County Collections Office, Building 1, Room W118, Charleston, West Virginia,
25305.
Questions, please call 1-888-5096568.
10-23
NOTICE
To: Charleston Area Medical Center, Rachel Elaine Butcher, Ellen
Marie Hickman, Thomas Bruce Butler, Dorreen Gay Carpenter, Colleen
Jane Dickerson, Jack D Butler, Butler Real Estate LLC, or heirs at law,
devisees, creditors, representatives, successors or assigns.
You will take notice that Peggy A. &
Eugene H. Armstrong the purchaser
of the following real estate, Certification No. 043061, located in Salt
Lick District, described as 39.25 AC
Coal Clover Fork, which was returned delinquent or nonentered in
the name of Butler, Jack, and was
sold by the deputy commissioner of
delinquent and nonentered lands of
Braxton County at the sale for delinquent taxes on 6/12/2007. Peggy A.
& Eugene H. Armstrong requests
that you be notified a deed for such
real estate will be made on or after
11/13/2007, as provided by law, unless before that day you redeem
such real estate. The amount
needed to redeem in or before 11/
13/2007, will be as follows:
Amount equal to the taxes and
charges due on the date of this sale,
with interest, to 11/13/2007
$2,729.59
Amount of taxes paid on property,
since the sale, with interest to 11/
13/2007.
0.00
Amount paid for Title Examination
and preparation of list to be served
CONTINUED ON PAGE 19
Citizens’
NEWS
Page 18 October 9, 2007
Braxton County, WV
• BUY
• SELL
• TRADE
From The
First & Factually
Certified Class I & II septic
installations, repairs and
Dozer and
BUSINESS inspections.
backhoe service doing
S E R V I C E S house sites, footers and
more. Eddie Facemire
WV#033553 Call 364BARKER CONSTRUCT- 2257.
1-02-08
ION General Building
Contractor. New construct- D.S. CONTRACTING INC.
ion; homes, garages, General Building Contractor.
porches, decks. Re- New construction; homes,
modeling; siding, roofing, garages, porches, decks.
concrete. Dozer, backhoe, Remodeling; siding, roofing,
excavator and dump truck concrete. Dozer, backhoe,
services. Licensed and excavator and dump truck
insured. Call for Free services. Call 765-7540 or
Estimates 765-7519 or 552- 765-5489. WV021734.
1203. WV011566 4-18TF
1-27TF
10-23
CULVERHOUSE CONTRACTING: General Building Contractor. New construction, garages, porches,
decks, concrete work, paFOR
tios, driveways, shingle or
SALE
metal roofing, retaining
walls, backhoe services. Licensed and insured. Call
FOR SALE: Mattress, New
765-5706 WV 032828.
12-18 Queen Pillowtop in Plastic
with warranty. Sacrifice
ASPHALT PAVING: Drive- $150.00. 304-541-8120.
10-30
ways, Parking lots, also
sealcoating. Senior and
Veterans Discounts. Over FOR SALE: Full Mattress
20 years experience. All Set, Brand New in plastic
work guaranteed. Free Es- with warranty. Must Sell.
timates. 472-7362. 10-30 $125. 304-541-8120. 10-30
SHERRY JO’S NAIL
SALON Total nail care
provided by an experienced
award winning Manicurist
doing business since 1985.
Call Sherry Jo’s for your
appointment 364-5441.
Mention this ad and receive
a hot paraffin wax
treatment.
4-4TF
TREE TOPPERS LLC. Professional Tree Service. Cutting, Trimming, Topping,
Removal, Clearing, Firewood. Licensed and Insured. Free Estimates and
Insurance Claims. 24 Hour
Emergency Services. 304364-8118.
10-2TF
CRITTERS ENTERPRISE:
Now Hiring Full
and Part Time
Positions
Apply at any:
Go Mart Food
Store
Located in
Braxton County
Or Call:
1-866-4GOMART
Benefits: Paid
Vacation,
Health and Life
Insurance,
401K
Retirement
Plan, Flexible
Work Schedule
An Equal
Opportunity
Employer
$7.00 an Hour
three bedroom homes
starting at $375. One
months rent required for
security deposit. Utilities
not included. Absolutely
no pets. Application required. Applications may
be picked up at Lloyd’s
Inc. 2220 Sutton Lane.
9-5TF
CENTRAL CONTRACTING:Complete residential
service. Roofing siding,
windows,
electrical,
plumbing, building and
remodeling. Insured. WV
#029277. Call 765-7597.
3-16TF
M & R CONSTRUCTION
Drywall hung & finished,
roofing, siding, build
decks, build additions on
houses, insured and
licensed. WV Lic. #
023510. 1 Free estimate
per contract. Call 3648433.
2-15TF
JARVIS CONSTRUCTION
has moved to a new location. We are a General
Builder which includes:
New construction, Remodeling, Garages, Out-buildings, Porches, Decks, Siding, new doors and windows and much more. We
have been a licensed contractor since 1998. Robert
Jarvis 765-2322 Lic#
WV029079.
10-9
CONTINUOUS GUTTER
installation and repair, and
drain lines. Call 765-7540
or
765-5489.
Free
estimates.
WV
Lic
#WV021734.
2-22TF FALL SPECIAL. Pave and
Repair Driveways also seal
D & M CONTRACTORS: coat driveways. All work
General
Building, guaranteed. Free Estimates. Phone 637-9007 or
residential, roofing, siding,
472-2699.
10-23
painting, remodeling, and
decks. Licensed and J&S ASPHALT PAVING:
insured.
15
years Repairing and sealing
experience.
Visa
& driveways, parking lots, gaMastercard accepted. 304- rages, car ports, patios and
364-5736. Owner Dallas more. Free estimates. ExpeMcCumbers. WV029016.
rienced and references
9-6tf available. Senior, Veteran
and Fall discounts. 30410-23
SUTTON EXCAVATION 613-5288.
INC. Driveway ditching and
grading, clean creeks and WILL DO: Babysitting in my
drainage ditches. Grad-all home from 7:30 am till 5:30
service,
dump
truck pm Monday-Friday. In the
services. Will haul gravel Gassaway area, Ages 1 and
and dirt. Free estimates. up. Provide breakfast and
Call 765-5576. No job too lunch. Have babysat for
small.
3-7TF over 10 years. If interested,
call 364-5336 anytime.
vations start on October 1,
2007. Make your reservations early to get the date
you want. No alcohol will
be permitted in the facility.
From January 1, 2008 to
April 1, 2008 the Café Room
will be open to rent for parties, meetings, ect. Call
Lena Parsons, 364-8502 or
364-5577 for more information.
10-23
FOR SALE: 1992 14x76
Oakwood Mobile Home. 2
bedroom, 2 bath, excellent
condition. Central AC, and
appliances included. Wood
heat (insurance approved).
3 small porches and
underpinning included.
Must be moved. $15,000,
price negotiable. Please
call 765-5818 and leave
name and number. 8-28TF
FOR RENT: 2 Bedroom
Trailer, South Franklin Ave.
Sutton. One parking space
only. No pets. $250 per
month and deposit. Patty
Duffield 364-2632 After
5pm.
10-9 FOR SALE: Bad Credit,
Slow Credit, No Credit and
FOR RENT: House, 2 bed- Good Credit; let us help you
rooms, living room, kitchen get the home of your
and bath. Gas heat. 521 ½ dreams at the Home Show
River St. Gassaway. $350 of Buckhannon. Rt. 33 berent and deposit. No pets. tween
Weston
and
364-5873.
10-16 Buckhannon. We have
many financing options to
FOR RENT: 2 Bedroom assist you, including No
apartment in Gassaway. Money Down and Land/
$550 per month, includes Home Programs. We carry
utilities. $450 security de- only Clayton and Norris
posit. Call 364-8433. 10-16 Homes, America’s favorites. We are open 7 days a
week, 304-472-8900. We
can take your application
REAL
over the phone.10-30
FOR RENT: 3 Bedroom
Mobile
Home,
near
Burnsville, sits on 2 Acre lot.
Must have 1 st month and
security deposit, 1 year
lease. Absolutely no pets
inside or out. Call and
leave message. 304-67810-23
FOR SALE: Mattress, New 4189.
Queen in Plastic with
warranty. Sacrifice $140. FOR RENT: Office retail or
304-541-8120.
10-30 warehouse space for rent or
sale in Sutton. From 170ESTATE
FOR SALE: King pillow top 12,000 square feet. Starting
at
$3.00/per
Sq.
Ft.
We
will
set, new in plastic. Must
Move! $295 304-541-8120. build to suit your needs. Call
10-30 678-4400 for more informa- REAL ESTATE WANTED:
tion.
10-2TF Large plot of land between
Sutton and Charleston to
FOR SALE: Cookware,
MEETING
SPACE
FOR
retire. With or Without
Deluxw, New, 17 piece set!
The
Sutton House. 210-875-5082.
Heavy-duty surgical stain- RENT:
12-26
less steel! 7-ply construc- Volunteer Fire Department
tion!
Waterless
and has a large meeting room
Greaseless. Full Lifetime available for rent. Ideal for FOR SALE: FrametownWarranty. Price at dinner B i r t h d a y / C h r i s t m a s / Coy Flint Drive, Older 2
party demonstrations over Wedding parties, meetings, Bedroom mobile home with
$1850, now only $495! First multi-day training sessions large lot. Easy access off Rt.
5 orders receive a $450 liq- and more. Ground level on 4. City Water and Private
uid core electric skillet free Main Street, Sutton. septic. Appliances and furwith purchase. Hurry! Formerly the location of niture included. Great for a
Vaporseal.com 1-800-434- Fisher Auto Parts across weekend getaway or a
from the Courthouse. Call starter home with a nice lot
4628.
10-9
765-5193
for
rates, for a future home. Priced to
FOR SALE: 1994 Yamaha information and scheduling. sell at $19,000. Barbara
11-21TF Miller Realty, LLC 304-462350 Big Bear. 4x4, high and
7005. Pictures available at
low range. Runs excellent.
$1500 364-4196.
10-23 FOR RENT: Mobile home www.barbaramillerrealty.com.
lots near interstate, senior
10-9
citizens welcome. Call 304853-9103.
1-25TF
FOR
RENT
Get the most value for your
money. The manufactured
Housing Experts.
10-16
FOR SALE: Special FHA financing program for land
owners. 0 down if you own
land or can use family land.
We own the bank, your approved. Call Today 8725004.
7-03TF
IT’S DEALING TIME AT
MIDDLE TOWN HOMES of
Weston offering new & used
singles modular and sections starting as low as
$39,900 set & delivered.
Are you ready to deal? Stop
by or call today! 1-800-8744663.
2-13 TF
LOT MODEL CLEARANCE: Save $1,000’s on
2005 display model homes.
Choose from sectionals,
singles or modulars. We
also have repos. Call 800874-4663 or 304-2697500.
12-20TF
FOR SALE: Price reduced
on new Clayton doublewide
located five miles down
Chapel Route from Dairy
Queen. Situated on 11
FOR RENT: One bedroom
furnished apartment in FOR RENT: Unfurnished FOR SALE: Mountain acres +/- and appraised for
Sutton. 765-5095. 9-25TF apartment, 501 Main Street, State Home Showcase is $111,000. Now offered for
Gassaway. $375 a month now open for business, $95,000. This is a bargain.
FOR
RENT:
The plus utilities. $400 Security Single and Multi-sectional Must See. Call Bill Huffman
8-29TF
Gassaway Flea Market Deposit. 364-5839 or 330- homes, Modular, Cape at 533-7979.
Café Room will be open for 699-4305.
9-5TF Cods and 2 story homes.
No money down to quali- FOR SALE: $0 down on
rent starting December 1,
2007 through December FOR RENT: One and two fied buyers. Open 7 days. your new home today.
23, 2007 for Company b e d r o o m
a p a r t m e n t s 304-472-3221 or Toll Free 2,3,4,and even 5 bedroom
Christmas Dinners. Reser- starting at $275. Two and 1-866-714-3221. Rt #33 models. Call today 872Between Weston and 5004.
9-5TF
Buckhannon. Get the most
value for your money. The FOR SALE: The #1 Dealer
Manufactured Housing Ex- in America. Call for your
perts.
10-16 special financing today. $0
down options available.
FOR SALE: Mountain State Call today! 872-5004. 9-5TF
Home Showcase. Our bank
will finance a home for al- FOR SALE: Why pay rent
most anyone, regardless of when you can own with $0
credit score or credit his- down? We own the bank,
tory. 304-472-3221 or toll many financing options
free 1-866-714-3221, Rt. available. Call today! 872#33 Between Weston and
CONTINUED ON PG. 19
Buckhannon. Open 7 days.
FOR RENT: Garage for rent
or
lease
32x48
in
Flatwoods. Call 765-7797
or 765-3478.
12-30tf
MOBILE
HOMES
Services Available to Residents and Visitors of Braxton County
HARTSProHardware
More Than Just
A Hardware Store
We Carry Auto &
Small Engine Parts &
Plumbing Supplies
364-5282
Hall's Kitchens
Cabinets By: Schmidt,
Scheirich & Home Crest
Appliances By: Tapen, GE &
Modern Maid
364-5335
Open: M-F 9 AM to 5 PM
Evenings & Sat. by appointment
Used Cars • Pawn Shop
Money Loans • We Buy Guns
500 Home
Sales
and
Argle's Gun &
Pawn Shop
Sutton Floral
& Gift
Wedding Bouquets & Flowers
Silk & Live Arrangements
Gift Items • Funerals
We service all funeral home
765-7262 or
800-860-8484
ELK MOTOR COURT
12 FAMILY UNITS
35 Camden Avenue
Sutton, West Virginia 26601
(304)765-7173
1-800-760-7173
Barbara & John David Jordan
owners
Joe's
Central Tire
Serivce
Joe & Angie Reeder
Sutton
Feed &
Hardware,
Inc.
See Us For:
Block • Mortor
Sand • Gravel
Paint• Plumbing
Storage Tanks
Carhart Clothing
Propane • Electrical
and lots more...
765-7151
Braxton
Motor Inc.
K&eith's
Mechanical
Service, LLC
Alignment
& Mechanical
Ser
vice
Service
765-2351
Keith’s Alignment
Keith & Lisa Brown, Owners
“Where Satisfied Customers Send
Their Friends”
Located on Rt. 4/19, 1 mile past
I-79 intersection towards Flatwoods
See us today for all of your “Mechanical
Needs”
Monday – Friday 8:00 am – 5:00 pm
(304) 765-2351
State of the Art Technology
One Hour
Photo Processing
Walker's Drug
364-5193
Steven Jeffers, director
600 Riverview Drive
Sutton, West Virginia
Gassaway, WV 26624
364-8567
765-7381
765-5502
304-364-5051
09-07-D058 Doberman Pincher Female! Owner
recovered, Thank you!
Funeral Home
Main St., Sutton
Located on Rt. 4 toward Gassaway • 364-8113
09-07-D048 Beagle 1 year old female tri color found at
Little Birch Elementary
09-07-D042 to 09-07-D046 Norwegian/Fiest mix puppies
2 left Adopt today
SUTTON
AUTO PARTS
765-2828
Pedicures
Relaxing, deluxe
chair with
Heather at
Legg's Beauty
Shop
Call
364-5451
09-07-D051 Pit-bull male 6 months old red brindle
Adopted, Thank You.
09-07-D049 Pomeranian male 2 years old dirty white
found in Little Birch.
Now Under New Ownership
New Showers & Bathrooms
09-07-D057 Husky mix male 65 lbs. Adopt today.
09-07-D050 Pit-bull female 6 months Adopt today.
Xpress Fitness & Gymnastics
Fitness Prices
$25 per month with 1 year contract
• $30 per month with 6 month contract
$35 per month with no contract• Gymnastics - Call for pricing
10-07-D002 Chow chow, male 1 year old black, Found
on Crites Mt.
10-07-D005 and D006 Walker/Bluetick hound Pups 12
weeks old very responsive. Adopt today.
Greene
Robertson
"The Home Center"
10-07-D001 Collie mix, black, 8mo old male Found near
Johnson campground.
10-07-D004 Boxer/aussie mix, male 20 lbs. Cute dog
Adopt him today.
Elk Street, Gassaway
306 Chapel Road
Gassaway, WV 26624
CALL THE BRAXTON COUNTY HUMANE SOCIETY FOR
MORE INFO ON ANY OF THESE PETS AT 765-2200
10-07-D003 Retriever white, male, 1year old found with
10-07-D002
Film, digital, enlargements
Buy - Sell - Trade
LOST: Reward. Lost Greyhound in car accident on I-79.
Please call 502-777-1793.
Exit 62 Off I-79
Right 1/2 Mile
1-800-427-2389 or 364-5132
Use Our
ATMS
JacksonQuikMart
Exit 67 of I-79 - Flatwoods
SuttonBranch
101A West Main
KrogerStore
Mid-City Plaza
Go-Mart
Exit 67 of I-79 - Flatwoods
BurnsvilleBranch
Salt Lick Road
ClayBranch
Two Run
Go-Mart
Exit 62 of I-79 -Gassaway
Pro-Mart
Birch River
Central West Virginia Has Great Services - Use Them And Everyone Benefits!
09-07-D038 to 09-07-D041 Wire Terrier puppies. All 4
Adopted, Thank You.
®
09-07-D037 chow collie mix, female. Adopt today
09-07-D035 Hound, female, black. Adopt today
09-07-D032 Lab/ Dotson mix female. Adopt today
09-07-D031 Retriever mix, male 3 yrs old. Adopt today
09-07-D016 Male Beagle, lemon drop. Owner recovered,
Thank you!
09-07-D015 Male beagle, tri color, Owner recovered,
Thank you!
09-07-D011 Fox terrier, female, brown 8 months old. Adopt
today
09-07-D017 Chihuahua Mix. Male 3 yrs old Nice dog,
Adopt him today
Protect your pet! Get them Vaccinated against rabies.
Not only will it protect them, it’s required by law for all
domestic dogs to have a Rabies Vaccination.
Braxton County, WV
Citizens’
NEWS
From The
Continued from Page 14
5004.
9-5TF an
Equal
Opportunity Rehabilitation Center Attn: AdEmpoloyer. EOE-M/F/D/V.10-16 ministrator, 1053 Clinic Drive,
Ivydale, WV 25113 or fax to 304HELP
HELP WANTED: Vacancies. Va- 286-3906. EOE/Pre-Employcancies. Vacancies. Construc- ment drug testing conducted on
WANTED
10-9
tion Security Inc. Job Vacancy is site.
available in the above company
which requires a minimum qualiHELP WANTED: Attention
fication of College/High School
AUTOS
Cosmetologists, 4 Station
Certificate. Applicant must be
Salon Business for sale. PosFOR SALE
computer literate. For more desible renters and owner will
tails,
contact
stay. Great clients, great [email protected]
come. Call for more informaor call (206) 202-3147.
10-8 FOR SALE: 2001 Ford Windstar
tion. 765-3006. 10-2TF
Van SE. Cruise, front and rear
air, power windows, locks and
HELP WANTED: Destination
HELP WANTED: Local hardware
sliding doors, keyless entry.
Flatwoods! The Flatwoods
store looking for sales person/
$5600 OBO 756-5203 or 765Days Hotel is accepting applicashier. Individual must be a self
3434.
10-2
cations for various positionsstarter and good with public. Aphousekeeping, conference
FOR SALE: 1990 Ford Ranger
ply in person at 612 Elk Street,
center, hotel registration desk,
Parts. Front fenders, complete
maintenance and more. If you
Gassaway, during business
cab, complete bed, fuel tank with
are enthusiastic, with good
hours.
10-16
pump, also 5-speed auto transcustomer service skills, please
mission. 765-3412.
10-8
apply in person at the
HELP WANTED: RN needed
Flatwoods
Days
Inn.
10-16
immediately. For Hospice ConFOR SALE: 1996 Lincoln Town
tract. Great Pay and Mileage.
Car. Signature series, excellent
HELP
WANTED:
Busy
ManufacCall USNN 1-866-644-4484.
turing facility seeking an experi- condition. 4.6 liter V-8 Engine.
www.usnursingnetwork.com
enced Forklift Driver to perform All the luxuries, power every10-9
warehouse duties and operat- thing. Phone 853-2550. Price
ing forklift loading/unloading
HELP WANTED: Braxton Health trucks. Excellent benefits pack- $3,695.00. 10-16
Care Center has immediate age. Please submit resume to
openings for LPN’s, C.N.A.’s, Forklift Driver, PO Box 489,
and RN for every other weekend Glenville, WV 26351.
10-9
WANTED
(weekend times are flexible for
RN). If you are interested in join- HELP WANTED: Busy Manufacing our team, please apply in turing Facility seeking an expeperson at Braxton Health Care rienced Loader Operator. Pay WANT TO BUY: SHS Yearbook
Center, 200 Days Drive, Sutton, will be commensurate with ex- graduating class 1960, in good
near Central Regional Jail. We perience. Excellent benefits condition, reasonable price.
offer competitive wages and package. Please submit resume Millie Casto Connor, 610-521to Loader Operator, PO Box 489, 9305.
benefits. EOE.
10-9
10-9
Glenville, WV 26351.
10-19
WANTED: Poplar and Bass
HELP WANTED: Wanted full or
part time COTA and LPTA to HELP WANTED: Manufactured Wood Logs 11 ft long, can have
work in area nursing home. Ex- Home Salesperson needed. trim 6 to 14” diameter. $1.50 per
12-18
cellent pay with benefits and flex- 401K, Heath Benefits, and great rail. Call 847-2434.
ibility. Fax resume to 304-846- income. Top 25% of the companies salespeople make over
4851 or call 276-970-1137.
10-30 $75,000 a year. Fax resume to
?????
304-872-5034 or Call Terry at
872-5004.
9-5TF
MISC.
HELP WANTED: Chief of Security. Nicholas Energy, a coal-minHELP WANTED: Truck Driver
ing complex in Drennen, WV is
with CDL 2 years experience to NEED CASH? Host Photo Shoot
now accepting resumes for the
haul lumber flat bed. Local work, in your home or business! No
position of Chief of Security. Pergood pay-benefits. EOE Call cost to you! 1-800-892-7604.
sons with prior military experi304-453-6381.
12-27TF 10-9
ence are strongly urged to apply. Strong investigative organi- HELP WANTED: Professional
SALE:
Betty
zational and computer skills are Career Testing Offered: West GARAGE
required. EMT certification pre- Virginia Jail Authority Correc- Jackson’s residence. 2255 OTR.
ferred but not required. Nicholas tional Officer Testing will be First paved driveway on left past
Energy provides a competitive conducted at the Central Re- Locust Estates. Rt. 19 S. Friday
th
benefits package including: gional Jail, Braxton County, October 12 and Saturday Octoth
ber
13
.
9am
to 3:00 pm. Not reMedical, dental and vision insur- Sutton, WV, every Thursday at
ance, life insurance, disability in- 12:00 noon, beginning July 19, sponsible for accidents.
10-9
surance, a pension plan and a 2007. Each session has 30
401 (k) plan with company slots for applicants wishing to
match. Qualified applicants may test. A Photo ID and a copy of YARD SALE: October 12th and
th
forward resumes to: Nicholas your DD214 (if applicable) are 13 at Henry Singleton’s resirequired
on
the
day
of
the
testdence,
Frametown. Close to inEnergy, Attention HR, PO Box
707 Summersville, WV 26651 or ing. For an appointment to test, terstate bridge. Lots of furniture,
fax to Attn: HR (304) 872-7435. call Central Regional Jail at kids’ items, odds and ends. This
304-765-7904 between the is a combination moving sale/
EOE M/D/D/V
10-16
hours of 8:00 am and 4:30 pm. estate sale. Postponed in case
Job and test applications are of rain.
HELP WANTED: Highwall Miner
available upon request and
10-9
Positions. Nicholas Energy is need to be completed and
accepting resumes for the posi- submitted on the day of testtions of Highwall Miner ing. Annual base pay for Cor- NO TRESPASSING, HUNTING,
Elecritians, Miner Operators and rectional Officer I: $20,120.00; FOUR WHEELING without written permission on the Bonnie
Foremen. Electrition applicants C o r r e c t i o n a l
Officer
I I : Shaver property on Little Otter.
must possess low, mediun and $21,260.00.
10-30 Owner is not responsible for achigh voltage electrical certificacidents.
10-2
tion. Experience on ADDCAR HELP WANTED: Webster
system is preferred but not re- County CCC Head Start
quired. Underground electri- Teacher. Full time through JUST MOVED TO BRAXTON
cians and miner operators are school year. Benefits. $13.36 hr. COUNTY? If you have just
encouraged to apply Nicholas Criminal Background check and m o v e d t o B r a x t o n C o u n t y
Energy provides a competitive Maltreatment check. Degree: within the last 30 days, for the
benefits package including: Early childhood, Nursery or first time, we have a gift for
Medical, dental and vision insur- Child Development. Experience y o u . S t o p b y t h e C i t i z e n s ’
ance, life insurance, disability with preschool children and their News office and sign up for a
insurance, a pension plan and a parents preferred. Applications/ FREE three month subscrip401 (k) plan with company Information: www.ncwvaa.org; tion; plus, a FREE gallon of
Cowen Pre-K. 226-5991. paint from Sutton Feed and
match. Qualified applicants may
NCWVCAA is an EOE. 10-30
Hardware, 75 S. Stonewall
forward resumes to: Nicholas
Energy, Attention HR, PO Box HELP WANTED: Full time Access St., Sutton. We are located at
707 Summersville, WV 26651 or RN needed to do admissions for 501 Main St., Sutton, and we
fax to Attn: HR (304) 872-7435. Hospice Care Corporation, would like to welcome you to
Massey Energy-Doing the Right Braxton, Gilmer and Calhoun our community. Stop by to1-6TF
Thing With Energy! An Equal Op- Counties, M-F, 10 am-6:30 pm. day!
portunity Employer. 10-16
Applicant must have current WV
License, and be willing to travel. FOSTER FAMILIES NEEDED:
HELP WANTED: Benchmark Benefits include mileage paid, Call the National Youth AdvoHospitality International at insurance, 401 (a), and vacation. cate Program at 800-836-9894
Stonewall Resort is seeking EOE. Send resume to HCC, at- or 304-366-5832 for information
candidates for the following po- tention: Wendy Bound, PO Box or visit www.nyap.org. No fees
7-24TF
sitions. We are seeking appli- 323, Burnsville, WV 26335, or & No wait.
fax
resume
to
304-853-2289.
cants who have a strong work
10-9 PAWNING, BUYING & SELLethic, are dependable, and are
ING: Guns, Musical instruments,
able to work weekends and holidays as needed. Health/Dental/ HELP WANTED: Do you want to tools, AMP’s, electronics & more.
7-27TF
Vision insurance benefits are make a difference in someone’s Call 304-269-6330.
life? Laurel Nursing and Rehaavailable for all regular, full-time
bilitation Center is hiring team
employees as well as Paid time players for the following posi- NOTICE: Warning! Absolutely
no trespassing, hunting, ATV
off and holiday pay. Matching tions: C.N.A., all shifts. Must have
riding, hiking or alcohol use on
401K program, free meal per current active WV certification. properties leased by Ramp Run
shift, and Benchmark travel pro- New starting wage and shift dif- Hunting Club, (RRHC) or owned
gram is offered with all positions. ferential. LPN’s, new starting properties by Curt and Edna
Full time positions: Information wage and Evening and Nigh Tonkin, located in Little Birch on
Technology Manager, Sales Shift Differential. If any of these Crites Mountain. Violators with
Manager (concentration on the positions interest you, please be prosecuted to the fullest exPittsburgh market), Front Desk contact Alice at 304-286-4204, tent of the law. Consider this your
Agent, Cooks, Dishwasher; Part fax resume to 304-286-3906 or warning. Curt and Edna Tonkin,
Time Positions: Front Desk stop by at 1053 Clinic Drive lo- 304-765-7157.
10-9
Agents, Housekeepers, Banquet cated off of Rt. 16 in Ivydale to fill
Servers, Conference Floor Atten- out an application. LNRC is 1
dants, Massage Therapists, mile off I-79 at exit 40. EOE/PreSTATEWIDE
Cosmetologists. For a more de- Employment drug testing con10-9
tailed description of each posi- ducted in site.
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HELP
WANTED:
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you
enjoy
application,
go
to
games and laughter? Do you
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CONTINUED FROM PAGE 17 - LEGALS
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and
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Beds and Scooters. ImmediHC 61 Box 19B
ate Delivery. Call Toll-Free 1- n o t i c e w i t h i n t e r e s t t o 1 1 / 1 3 /
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HOMES FOR RENT HUD
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$238/month. 5 bedroom, 3 bath,
$285/month, 5% down, 20 years
at 8%. For listings 800-620-4946
ext. 1222.
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$555.91
Additional Statutory Fees with interest to 11/13/2007.
0.00
Total Required:
$3,285.50
You may redeem at any time before 11/13/2007 by paying the
above total less any unearned
interest.
Given under my hand September
27, 2007.
G. Russell Rollyson, Jr.
Deputy Commissioner of Delinquent and
Nonentered Lands of Braxton
County,
State of West Virginia
Please make certified check or
money order payable to the Sheriff of Braxton County and return
to WV State Auditors Office,
County Collections Office, Building 1, Room W-118, Charleston,
West Virginia, 25305.
Questions, please call 1-888-5096568.
10-23
NOTICE
To: C h a r l e s t o n A r e a M e d i c a l
Center, Rachel Elaine Butcher,
Ellen Marie Hickman, Thomas
Bruce Butler, Dorreen Gay Carpenter, Colleen Jane Dickerson,
Jack D Butler, Butler Real Estate
LLC, or heirs at law, devisees,
creditors, representatives, successors or assigns.
You will take notice that Peggy
A. & Eugene H. Armstrong the
purchaser of the following real
estate, Certification No. 042993,
located in Holly District, described as 38 AC Coal Buckeye,
which was returned delinquent or
nonentered in the name of Butler, Jack, and was sold by the
deputy commissioner of delinquent and nonentered lands of
Braxton County at the sale for
delinquent taxes on 6/12/2007.
Peggy A. & Eugene H. Armstrong
requests that you be notified a
deed for such real estate will be
made on or after 11/13/2007, as
provided by law, unless before
that day you redeem such real
estate. The amount needed to
redeem in or before 11/13/2007,
will be as follows:
Amount equal to the taxes and
charges due on the date of this sale,
with interest, to 11/13/2007
$1,952.89
Amount of taxes paid on property,
since the sale, with interest to 11/
13/2007.
0.00
Amount paid for Title Examination
and preparation of list to be served
and for preparation of service of
notice with interest to 11/13/2007.
$555.91
Additional Statutory Fees with interest to 11/13/2007.
0.00
Total Required:
$2,508.80
You may redeem at any time before
11/13/2007 by paying the above total less any unearned interest.
Given under my hand September
27, 2007.
G. Russell Rollyson, Jr.
Deputy Commissioner of Delinquent
and
Nonentered Lands of Braxton
County,
State of West Virginia
Please make certified check or
money order payable to the Sheriff
of Braxton County and return to WV
State Auditors Office, County Collections Office, Building 1, Room W118, Charleston, West Virginia,
25305.
Questions, please call 1-888-5096568.
10-23
NOTICE OF FILING ESTATES
To the creditors and beneficiaries of
the within named deceased persons:
I have before me the estates of the
following deceased persons and the
accounts of the fiduciaries of their
respective estates:
Decedent: Virgina Ratliff
Fiduciary: Kay Drake
HC 60 Box 68
Copen, WV 26615
Decedent: Marie Jean Berry
Fiduciary: Charles M. McCoy
HC 35 Box 10
Burnsville, WV 26335
Decedent: James Edward Armstead
Fiduciary: Myrtle Armstead
721 State St.
Gassaway, WV 26624
Decedent: Ester Marie Helmick
Decedent: Alice Maxine Nardella
Fiduciary: Angelo Nardella
215 River St.
Gassaway, WV 26624
Decedent: Bradley D. Jarvis
Fiduciary: Dessie Jarvis
HC 84 Box 27
Frametown, WV 26623
Decedent: Forrest Byrne Friend
Fiduciary: Martin Friend
Rt. 4 Box 56 A
Frametown, WV 26623
And Marla Harper
Rt. 9 Box 96 Joy Lane
Fairmont, WV 26554
Decedent: Theodore Skidmore
Fiduciary: Frances Skidmore
75 Vernon Rd.
Flatwoods, WV 26621
Decedent: Irene Augusta Lambert
Fiduciary: James Lambert
HC 61 Box 11
Strange Creek, WV 25063
Decedent: Victor Clyde Lambert
Fiduciary: James Lambert
HC 61 Box 11
Strange Creek, WV 25063
Decedent: Charlotte Beane
Fiduciary: Roy Huffman
512 Elk Street
Gassaway, WV 26624
Decedent: Robert L. Freeman
Fiduciary: Melba Freeman
1201 Herold Rd.
Sutton, WV 26601
All persons having any claims
against the estate(s) of any of the
above-named persons whether
due or not, are notified to exhibit
the same with vouchers thereof,
legally verified, to the fiduciary of
such deceased persons as
shown herein within 75 days of
the first publication hereof or not
later than then the 12 th day of
December, 2007; and if not so
exhibited to such fiduciary by that
date to exhibit the same in the
office of the undersigned Fiduciary Supervisor at the address
shown below within 120 days of
the first publication of this notice
or no later than the 1 st day February, 2007; otherwise any or all
such Claims may by law be excluded from all benefits of said
estate(s). All beneficiaries of
estate(s) may appear either before the above-named fiduciary
by the date first above shown or
thereafter before the Fiduciary
Supervisor by the date last above
shown to examine said claims
and otherwise protect their respective interests.
Given under my hand this 2nd
day of October, 2007.
Tamera Facemire
Fiduciary Supervisor
10-16
NOTICE OF PROPOSED
SETTLEMENTS OF ESTATES
To the Creditors and Beneficiaries of the within named deceased
persons:
I have before me the proposed
final settlement of estates of the
following deceased persons,
which shall be presented to the
County Commission of Braxton
County, West Virginia, at the
Courthouse thereof, in the city of
Sutton, on the 19th day of October, 2007 at 9:00 am, which
settlements I have either approved or have not approved as
indicated below:
Approved:
Arnold Ray Lunceford, Deceased
Thomas G. Morrison, Deceased
Mildred F. Burns, Deceased
James W. Lewis, Deceased
Byrne Singleton, Deceased
Yvorra Grey Shaver, Deceased
Edith Arlene Conrad, Deceased
Dallas V. Mowery, Deceased
Helen V. Cutlip, Deceased
Hanson G. Hines, Deceased
Clyde Ray Westfall, Deceased
Patsy Jean Conrad, Deceased
Felix Arnold Tonkin, Deceased
Thomas McCumber, Deceased
Miles Alan Plaintiff, Deceased
Marguerite Kitzmiler, Deceased
Donald R. Davis, Deceased
Not Approved: None
Any persons having any interest
in the estate of such deceased
person, may appear before the
County Commission at the time
and place hereinabove specified
and thereupon protect his or her
interests as they may appear or
else may be forever thereafter
barred from asserting such interests.
Given under my hand this 2nd day
of October, 2007.
Tamera L. Facemire
Fiduciary Supervisor
10-9
NATIONAL MAMMOGRAPHY DAY
L MAMMOGRAPHY ,DAY
In recognition of National Mammography Day
October 19th,
the Mammography Department of Braxton County Memorial
Hospital will accept walk-ins on this day ONLY from
8 am to 4:30 pm.
The screening mammograms will still be $50 this day
in honor of National Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
You must be 35 years of age or older and it must be at
least 1 year since your last mammogram.
*$50 due at time of service. There will be an additional charge for the
reading. A doctor’s order is still required and you will have still have to
register.
Call the Radiology Department at 364-1106 for any questions
regarding this one day only walk-in event.
Caring for you close to home
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Gassaway, WV 26624
www.braxtonmemorial.org
Citizens’
NEWS
Page 20, October 9, 2007
Braxton County, WV
West Virginia Rural Water
Association receives awards
The West Virginia Rural Water Association received five awards at the
32nd Annual National Rural Water Association Conference awards ceremony
held on September 26,
2007 in Philadelphia. The
West Virginia Rural Water
Association won the prestigious “Association of the
Year” award, “Website of
the Year” and the “Quality
on Tap” award for excellence in public relations.
WVRWA was also honored
with merit awards for “Excellence in Training and
Technical Assistance” and
“Excellence in Newsletters”.
West Virginia Rural
Water Association has been
in operation for the past 22
years, employs 11 individuals, and serves 288 member systems across West
Virginia. WVRWA’s mission
is to provide West Virginia
public water and wastewater systems with responsive, comprehensive and
high quality leadership and
support services.
West Virginia Rural
Water Association was selected for these prestigious
awards from a field of 48
state associations.
The
NRWA Awards in Excellence program was established to recognize the outstanding ef forts of the
Member State Affiliates,
their staf f, and special
members of the rural water
industry.
The National Rural Water
Association is a non-profit
federation of State Rural
Water Associations. Its
mission: to provide state
associations with support
services to meet the needs
of their membership.
NRWA is America’s largest
utility association with over
24,558 members.
Flatwoods Elementary Given family
thank you
thank you note
The family of Marcel
Flatwoods Elementary PTA would like to express their sincere appreciation to everyone who
helped make their Chicken
Dinner a success. We
would like to thank the
area businesses who donated various items for our
dinner: U-Pak, The Truck
Stop, Shoney’s, The Waffle
Hut, Lloyd’s Restaurant,
Stancati’s, Kroger, and
Long John Silvers.
We would also like to
thank Les and Michelle Wilson and all the teachers and
staff at Flatwoods Elementary for their help and support.
Marie Given wishes to express our sincere appreciation for all the flowers, cards,
food and especially the many
prayers that were sent on
behalf of Mom. A special
thanks goes to the staff at
Hospice and Rev. Allen
Donaldson. Sincerely, B.
Wayne & LeAnn Given
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Braxton County Senior Center Inc. Nutrition Program is funded
through the Bureau of
Senior Services utilizing
III C Federal and State
Funds. Meals are served
daily from 11:30 am till
12:30 pm at the Braxton
County Senior Center
602 Elk Street Gassaway,
WV 26624 and at the
Burnsville Community
Center in Burnsville.
There is no discrimination in the services spon-
Flint and Singleton
express thanks
A butterfly lights beside us, like a sunbeam…
And for a brief moment it’s glory
And beauty belong
to our world…
But then it flies on
again, and although
We wish it could
have stayed,
We are so thankful
to have seen it at all.
We would like to express our heartfelt
thanks for the many acts
of kindness and support
shown during our recent
loss of Sophia Elizabeth.
Words cannot express
our true appreciation to
those who were with us
during this difficult time.
While Sophia was only
with us a short time, she
will forever be in our
hearts.
Travis Flint, Julia
Singleton and Family
sored by the Braxton
County Senior Citizens
Center Inc. regardless of
race, creed, sex, handicap or national origin.
Monday: Hot Dog w/
Chili, Chopped Onions,
Cole Slaw, Seasoned Potatoes, & Fruit
Tuesday: Macaroni
Cheese & Chicken Casserole, Spinach, Beets,
Fruit and Bread
Wednesday: Lasagna, Tossed Salad, Garlic Bread and Fruit
Thursday: Roast
Turkey, Stuffing, Green
Beans, Fruit and Bread
Friday: Bean Soup
w/Ham, Egg Salad Sandwich, Crackers, Jello
with Fruit
The Braxton County
Senior Center serves
milk and butter with every meal.