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50 CENTS • Vol. 118, No. 68 TUESDAY, JUNE 22, 2010 www.mydailyregister.com OBITUARIES County mourns loss of Capt. Stone Page A5 BY DELYSSA HUFFMAN “Mr. Stone was a true years, the company saw a Stone, said. “He also • Cleo V. Holley [email protected] gentlemen in every sense transformation from wrote a book, ‘The • Alma N. McKellop of the word,” Mason ferry to steam and gaso- History of the Marietta • Leon Rhodes Parker POINT PLEASANT County Commissioner line boats and then on to Manufacturing — A member of one of Rick Handley stated. diesel boats. When poor Company.’” • Charles Henry Stone Mason County’s oldest “We were neighbors for health struck the family, Rutler said that he pioneer families has 30 years. He watched my the business was sold to remembers Stone telling passed away over the children grow up and another well-known river many stories about the weekend. always asked about man, Capt. Bob river, most of which Patriot decides Capt. Charles Henry them.” Bosworth. always involved some Stone, 95, a lifelong resi- Handley recalled sev- After retirement, Stone humor. to close troubled dent of Point Pleasant, eral memories of his retained his passion for “He was a great story- passed away on Saturday, neighbor, including trout rivers and boats and teller and was loved by W.Va. coal mine June 19. Throughout his fishing. worked hand-in-hand the river community,” he life, Stone served many “He loved trout,” he Capt. Charles Stone with the Point Pleasant said. CHARLESTON (AP) roles including business- said. “And every time I River Museum, making In 2007, Stone — Patriot Coal says it’s man, river man and a went to Cranberry River transformed into a busi- lasting friendships along permanently closing a received the History well-known local river and caught a fish, I ness partnership with his the way. Hero Award from the valuable West Virginia historian. would say my first one father’s company, “Capt. Stone was very mine. State of West Virginia, Many in the area was for Mr. Stone.” Stone’s Towing and instrumental with the recognizing him for his St. Louis-based Patriot mourn the loss of a dear His days on the river Harbor Co. While he getting the river museum says it decided Monday friend and an influential may have begun piloting worked alongside his started,” Woody Rutler of outstanding work in pre- to abandon the Harris part of river boat history. river boats, but it soon father, Charles Sr., for 17 Marietta, a friend of Please see Stone, A3 No. 1 mine near Wharton. The mine was idled in mid-June by a Armstead cave-in that damaged its MCCF partners with Clafin main conveyer belt. Patriot says it decided addresses Monday that the roof was so bad it was closing the Foundation to establish scholarship Mason Co. mine immediately instead of next year as planned. BY HOPE ROUSH tea party The shutdown figures [email protected] to hurt financially. Harris REGISTER STAFF produces metallurgical POINT PLEASANT [email protected] coal worth up to $235 a — A new scholarship ton to steelmakers, and fund is now available to POINT PLEASANT Patriot had warned Wall area students. — Del. Tim Armstead, Street its second quarter The Mason County R-Kanawha, was the results would be reduced Community Foundation guest speaker during the by the temporary shut- (MCCF) has partnered most recent Mason down. The company did with the Clafin County tea party gather- not elaborate Monday. Foundation to establish a ing. Federal records show new scholarship fund for Armstead, Minority about 170 people work at Mason County graduat- Leader District 32, the Boone County mine, ing seniors. The MCCF addressed government which produced 619,701 recently received a issues and spoke candid- tons last year. $6,000 gift from the ly about West Virginia Clafin Foundation to state government, how it establish the new fund works and what it is and and to receive $5,000 in is not doing with tax dol- challenge funds to award lars, the state economy SPORTS to the county’s graduat- and whether or not state ing seniors in May 2011. government is represent- • Post 27 beats According to Jane ing the values of the West Winters, Parkersburg Virginia people. Marietta. See Page B1 Area Community He also spoke about Foundation manager of how “we the people” regional affiliates, the need to know what bills new fund will serve as a are being presented in general purpose county- legislation and how our wide scholarship fund representatives are vot- that will annually pro- ing to prevent, “the wool vide scholarship support from being pulled over for graduating seniors your eyes.” from all three Mason Armstead offered five County High Schools issues that Republicans who plan to attend a col- have tried to move as lege, university, voca- being the will of the peo- tional or technical ple: marriage between school. one woman and one man, The Clafin donation of drug testing, pro-life, $6,000 also enabled the homestead exemption tax MCCF to reach their and healthcare for chil- challenge goal. dren. But he said these According to Winters, points got averted by the MCCF participated putting them on a calen- in a two-year Regional dar that gets nowhere. Scholars Investment He urged the people in WEATHER Initiative, sponsored by attendance know how the Parkersburg Area your representatives Community Foundation vote. He invited anyone with whom the founda- to Google ‘WV tion is an affiliate of. The Legislation’ to be challenge goal was to Hope Roush/photo informed of roll call raise $15,000 to establish Stephen Littlepage, partner and attorney of Hyer & Littlepage and administrator votes and the business of a permanent community of the Clafin Foundation, presents Jane Winters, Parkersburg Area Community legislation. scholarship fund in order Foundation manager of regional affiliates, with a check of $6,000. The Clafin Those at the gathering to achieve a $1 to $3 Foundation’s donation has partnered them with the Mason County Community also discussed ways to match of $5,000 for 2011 Foundation to establish a new scholarship fund for area students. get the community local scholarship awards. involved in the local tea “To endow a perpetual party. High: Lower 90s. educational support may helped us meet our chal- There is a need in Mason According to tea party scholarship requires an County to assure that Low: Lower 70s. investment of at least be directed.” lenge goal of raising organizers Jim and Anna $20,000 so the fund has Winters added that $15,000 by June 15,” more young people suc- Marie Butler, many are an adequate base from bequests can be directed Winters said. cessfully negotiate the misinformed to what Tea which to permanently to the county level schol- Stephen Littlepage, transition from high Parties are promoting. INDEX make awards. We often arship fund as well, partner and attorney for school to adulthood. For The Mason County Tea get calls from generous which is a general pur- Hyer & Littlepage and many, a key resource for Party is tri-partisan 2 SECTIONS — 12 PAGES people who want to pose fund that will give administrator of the addressing this need is which includes the foundation a way to Clafin Foundation, said scholarship support from Calendars A3 assist students with Democrats, Republicans, scholarships in memory enable citizens to pool that he was pleased to the community,” he and Independents. or honor of special peo- their gifts to collectively partner with the MCCF. added. “Just as the Clafin The group encourages Classifieds B3-4 give them a way to sup- “One of the passions of Foundation and other anyone to join them in ple in their lives, but for businesses and individu- Comics B5 various reasons choose port local students, give local residents, Robert these meetings held on not to endow a scholar- back to the community and Louise Clafin, was als have done, I would the first Tuesday of each like to emphasize the Editorials A4 ship permanently,” and honor special people education. As adminis- month. The group also Winters said. “For this each year as scholarships trator of the Clafin importance of working believes that citizens Sports B Section reason, every community are awarded. Foundation, I am happy together to support our must do more than just foundation needs a “We were happy that to work with the commu- youth. I encourage our talk. community to utilize this © 2010 Ohio Valley Publishing Co. broad, general purpose the Clafin Foundation nity foundation in part- For information about scholarship fund to bene- joined us in our efforts to nership to fulfill the special general purpose the tea party, call Jim fit local students and to build this fund. It was the Clafin’s passion and fund to support our and Anna Marie Butler at which donors who are Clafin Foundation’s enhance the lives of the youth, give back to our 304-675-3984 or e-mail interested in providing timely gift of $6,000 that youth in Mason County. Please see MCCF, A3 [email protected] for more information.

Cyan Magenta Yellow Black Page A2 HEALTH WATCH Tuesday, June 22, 2010 Kennerly Surgical Center opens in Point Pleasant Mason County Forecast REGISTER STAFF need for hospital admis- [email protected] sion or an operating room. Tuesday...Partly the lower 90s. South Kennerly is certified by sunny. A slight chance of winds around 5 POINT PLEASANT — the American Board of showers in the morning... mph...Increasing to Mike Kennerly, MD, has Surgery and the American Then a chance of show- southwest 10 to 15 mph announced the opening of Board of Thoracic Surgery, ers and thunderstorms in in the afternoon. Kennerly Surgical Center, and maintains his recertifi- the afternoon. Hot with Wednesday located at 809 Willow cations every 10 years. He highs in the lower 90s. night...Partly cloudy. Lane in Point Pleasant. graduated from Southwest winds around Humid with lows in the Kennerly Surgical Georgetown Medical 5 mph. Chance of rain 40 lower 70s. Southwest Center offers a vast array School and trained in gen- percent. winds 5 to 10 mph. of services, including all eral surgery at the Medical Tuesday night...Mostly Thursday...Partly facets of general surgery, College of Virginia and cloudy. A chance of show- sunny. A chance of show- vascular and non-cardiac Loyola of Chicago. He ers and thunder- ers and thunderstorms in thoracic surgery. In addi- received his training in car- Submitted photo storms...Mainly in the the afternoon. Highs in tion, minor surgery can be diac surgery at the Medical Mike Kennerly, MD, poses with staff members outside evening. Lows in the the upper 80s. Chance of done in the office. Over the College of Georgia in of his new office, located at 809 Willow Lane in Point lower 70s. Southwest rain 40 percent. next few months, Kennerly Augusta and his cardiac winds around 5 mph. Thursday night and plans to add other services. transplant training in Des Pleasant. Chance of rain 40 percent. Friday...Partly cloudy. Independent of all local Moines, Iowa. He then set- the urging of his lifelong local level. Wednesday...Mostly Lows in the mid 60s. hospitals, Kennerly tled in Asheville, N.C., friend and colleague, The surgical center is sunny. Hot with highs in Highs in the upper 80s. Surgical Center is able to where he practiced for Stephen Rerych, M.D., to open and accepting offer a multitude of ser- over 20 years. In fulfill a need in the com- patients of all insurances, vices that can be complet- December of 2008 he munity and practice his Medicare and private pay ed in the office without the came to Point Pleasant at surgical expertise on a patients. Local Stocks

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Calendar of Events MCCF from Page A1 Email items to [email protected] community and honor profit charitable organi- special people who have zation working to build REUNIONS mission store and food Questions? Call 304- a.m.-5 p.m., Jacob’s Well helped shape our com- permanent, dedicated The Taylor and pantry. Questions? Call 675-2468. Ministries. Services avail- munity.” funds to benefit Mason Connolly reunion will 304-882-3838. POINT PLEASANT — able include counseling, The new scholarship County. The foundation take place on Sunday, GALLIPOLIS, Ohio — Point Pleasant Rotary mission store and food fund must attain $20,000 also is a regional affiliate June 27 at Flatrock Fire Barbershop music by the Club meeting, noon, pantry. Questions? Call to endow the fund before of the Parkersburg Area Department - Station 4. French Colony Chorus, 7 McNeil Room at Pleasant 304-882-3838. it can begin distributing Community Foundation. Welcome time will begin p.m., Central Christian Valley Hospital. POINT PLEASANT — in perpetuity. The MCCF The Robert and Louise at 10 a.m. Church. Questions? Call LETART — Twelve- TOPS, weigh-in at 4:30 encourages residents to Clafin Foundation was TUESDAY, JUNE 22 740-446-9457 or 304- step recovery support p.m., meeting at 5 p.m., donate any amount to established in 2009 for LETART— HELP Diet 633-5372. group meeting, 7 p.m., Trinity United Methodist help support the fund. the purpose of providing Class, Letart Community WEDNESDAY, Maranatha Cornerstone Church. Questions? Call For more information support to projects, Center. Weigh-ins from JUNE 23 Church. The group is 304-675-3692. about the fund or to groups and citizens of 5:30-6 p.m., followed by POINT PLEASANT — intended for anyone with POINT PLEASANT — donate, contact the Mason County. The a short meeting. Clothing give-away, 10 alcohol, drug or other Weight Watchers, weigh- MCCF at 304-372-8588 foundation is a non-prof- POINT PLEASANT — a.m.-2 p.m., Point addictions. For more ins, 4:30 p.m., meeting at or visit the Web site, it 501 (c) 3 tax exempt AA, noon, rear of the Pleasant Presbyterian information or directions, 5 p.m., Krodel Park www.pacfwv.com. organization created for Prestera Center. Church. visit www.maranatha- Clubhouse. The MCCF is a non- charitable purposes. FLATROCK — POINT PLEASANT — cornerstonechurch.org or NEW HAVEN — Clothing give-away, 9 Mason County call 304-882-2567. Woodmen of the World a.m.-1 p.m., Good Emergency Food and THURSDAY, JUNE 24 Family Lodge #302 pic- Shepherd United Shelter Program, 1-3 POINT PLEASANT — nic and meeting, 6 p.m. Methodist Church. p.m., for recently unem- Committee meeting, 9 Lodge will provide hot NEW HAVEN — ployed residents of a.m., Mason County dogs/hamburgers, pop Outreach services, 9 Mason County. Available Farm Service Agency, at and tableware. Please Your Local Source For a.m.-5 p.m., Jacob’s Well at Mason County Food office at 224A First St. bring two covered dish- ¥ Furniture Ministries. Services avail- Bank at the Youth Center, NEW HAVEN — es. Questions? Call 304- able include counseling, near Harmon Park. Outreach services, 9 675-3358. ¥ Appliances ¥ Carpet Church Calendar 106 East Main Street Pomeroy, OH Email items to [email protected] 740-992-3671

WEDNESDAY, POINT PLEASANT — Church. Pastor Bert Flora and evening services at 6 JUNE 23 Gospel sing, 7 p.m., welcomes everyone. p.m., Addison Freewill ASHTON — Bible Church of Christ in ADDISON, Ohio — Baptist Church. Pastor study, 6:30 p.m., Ashton Christian Union. Featuring Sunday school, 10 a.m., Rick Barcus will preach. Baptist Church. Pastor the Gloryland Believers. Hay Equipment Central Justin Moran welcomes JUNE 25-27 everyone. HENDERSON — POINT PLEASANT — Revival, 7 p.m. nighty, Bible study, 7 p.m., Henderson Tabernacle Gospel Tabernacle located on Redmond Church. Pastor Bert Flora Ridge Road. Featuring welcomes everyone. Rev. Dale Green, Jr. of POINT PLEASANT — Tornado. Bible study, 7 p.m., Krebs SUNDAY, JUNE 27 Chapel United Methodist GALLIPOLIS FERRY Church. — Sunday school, 10 ADDISON, Ohio — a.m., and evening ser- www.careq.com Prayer meeting, 7 p.m., vices, 7 p.m., Mount Addison Freewill Baptist Carmel Church. Pastor Great Selection of Used Hay Equipment Church. Rev. Jamie Jim Selvig welcomes Fortner will preach. everyone. • 12 Used New Holland & John Deere FRIDAY, JUNE 25 POINT PLEASANT — Square Balers GALLIPOLIS, Ohio — Sunday school, 10 a.m., Gospel in the Park, 7 p.m., morning worship, 10:45 • 17 Used John Deere / New Holland/ Gallipolis City Park. a.m., and evening ser- New Idea/ Hesston / Vermeer Round Special singing by New vices, 7 p.m. Krebs Balers Southern Harmony, The Chapel United Methodist Concords and Martie Church. • 5 Used John Deere & New Holland Bar Short. Please bring a lawn POINT PLEASANT — Rakes chair. Rain will cancel the Sunday school, 10 a.m., event. and worship service, 6 • 9 Used John Deere & New Holland SATURDAY, JUNE 26 p.m., Gospel Tabernacle Sickle Mowers • 5 Used John Deere / New Holland / New Idea Mower Conditioners Stone from Page A1 serving the state’s rich #19 A.F. and A.M., Point Visit us on the web at river history. Pleasant Chapter #7 Handley also said that R.A.M., Franklin www.careq.com Stone had a wealth of Commandery #17 For Pictures, Pricing and Specs knowledge about the Knights Templar, and a river, as well as life in Kentucky Colonel. general. He was a 1932 gradu- Or Call us today! “I am a better person ate of Point Pleasant 740-446-2412 Gallipolis because I knew Mr. High School and had Stone,” he said. attended the Business 304-736-2120 Huntington During his long life, and Commerce College 606-833-1408 Greenup County Stone was an active com- in Charleston. munity member. He attended Trinity United Methodist Church where he served as a junior church and Sunday school teacher. Pam Kapp of Point Pleasant knew Stone since she was four years old. She recalls the man who “taught her every- thing.” “He took me to church when I was four years old,” Kapp said. “And then he took my children. He was a very nice man, who was an inspiration to many.” Stone also was a mem- ber of the Gideon’s International, Sons and Daughters of Pioneer River Men (O-Kan Division), Board of Directors for the Point Pleasant River Museum, Point Pleasant River Museum Master, Upper Ohio Valley Floodwall Association, Huntington District of Waterways Association, a Master Mason of Minturn Lodge Page A4 OOPINION Tuesday, June 22, 2010 Kill the ‘kill switch’ BY JUSTIN RAIMONDO government database and com- giving dissidents a voice. We’ve 200 Main Street • Point Pleasant, West Virginia prehensive electronic surveillance heard for years how sinister the (304) 675-1333 • FAX (304) 675-5234 Who else but Joe Lieberman system that not only keeps con- Internet is, how we need to be www.mydailyregister.com would introduce a bill to give the stant track of the whereabouts of “saved” from the “dangers” that president the power to shut down everyone in the country, but also lurk in cyberspace. The only dan- Ohio Valley Publishing Co. the Internet with the flick of a stores a dossier complete with ger, however, is to the power elite switch? It’s hardly surprising that their religious and political affili- and its information monopoly, America’s premier authoritarian ations. Sen. Lieberman’s cyber- which has now been broken Sammy M. Lopez warmonger — also the author of a czar would put flesh on the bones Publisher beyond repair. The authoritarians bill that would strip American cit- of this nightmare. in our midst, and I don’t just mean izenship from anyone even The icing on the cake is the “kill Sen. Lieberman, are desperate to Pam Caldwell vaguely suspected of terrorism — switch” provision, which says that Advertising Director, General Manager would come up with a scheme Internet firms listed by the Feds get this cyber-monkey off their like this. “shall immediately comply with backs, and that’s what’s behind While the Protecting any emergency measure or action the legislative assault coming Cyberspace as a National Asset developed” by the DHS — from all sides of the political Congress shall make no law respecting an Act is the culmination of years of including a presidential order to spectrum. establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free yelping about the prospect of a shut down Internet connections. Sen. Lieberman and his allies exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of “cyber-9/11,” the likelihood of The bill gives broad powers to are hoping that the American peo- speech, or of the press; or the right of the people this ever happening is nearly nil. the new cyber-bureaucracy over ple are dozing off, unaware of the peaceably to assemble, and to petition the If the bill passes, the any company that “relies on” the danger to their liberties. Don’t be Department of Homeland Internet, the telephone system, or caught sleeping. Wake up and tell Government for a redress of grievances. Security (DHS) would establish a any other component of the U.S. your representatives we don’t The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution “cyberterrorism” sub-bureaucra- “information infrastructure.” need to be more like China — and cy, the Office of Cyberspace What this means is that any Web that if Sen. Lieberman wants to Policy (OCP) and the National site, any search engine, or any- emigrate, you’d be glad to help Center for Cybersecurity and thing to do with the Internet could him out with a one-way ticket. TODAY IN HISTORY Communication (NCCC), with be subjected to a government With his distinctly un-American the former lording it over the takeover if they were deemed a views, he’d do much better as a Today is Tuesday, June 22, the 173rd day of Internet and the latter unleashed threat to “cybersecurity,” whatev- 2010. There are 192 days left in the year. delegate to China’s rubber-stamp to guard the “cybersecurity” Sen. er that means. National Congress of People’s Today’s Highlight in History: Lieberman and his two co-spon- Sen. Lieberman’s recent On June 22, 1940, during World War II, Adolf sors aver is imminently threat- remarks on CNN reveal an inter- Deputies than as a member of the Hitler gained a stunning victory as France was ened. esting source of inspiration: Congress of the United States — forced to sign an armistice eight days after German But this phony “threat” was “Right now China, the govern- and that goes for his co-sponsors, forces overran Paris. invented by those most likely to ment, can disconnect parts of its Sen. Susan Collins (R-Maine) and On this date: profit — financially and political- Internet in case of war, and we Sen. Tom Carper (D-Delaware), In 1807, a British frigate, the HMS Leopard, ly — from the hype: the “cyberse- need to have that here, too.” too. attacked and boarded the American ship USS curity” industry (thriving since The Internet has been a painful Put them on a slow boat to Chesapeake off the Virginia coast in search of 9/11) and neoconservative author- thorn in the side of the political China, and good riddance to them Royal Navy deserters. itarians. In their 2003 opus, An establishment, destroying the all! In 1870, the United States Department of Justice End to Evil, Richard Perle and hold of the “mainstream media” (Justin Raimondo is the editori- was created. David Frum call for an Orwellian over the flow of information and al director of Antiwar.com.) In 1911, Britain’s King George V was crowned at Westminster Abbey. In 1941, Germany invaded the Soviet Union dur- ing World War II. In 1944, President Franklin D. Roosevelt signed the Servicemen’s Readjustment Act of 1944, more popularly known as the “GI Bill of Rights.” In 1945, the World War II battle for Okinawa ended with an Allied victory. In 1969, singer-actress Judy Garland died in London at age 47. In 1970, President Richard Nixon signed an extension of the Voting Rights Act of 1965 that low- ered the minimum voting age to 18. In 1977, John N. Mitchell became the first former U.S. Attorney General to go to prison as he began serving a sentence for his role in the Watergate cover-up. (He was released 19 months later.) In 1993, former first lady Pat Nixon died in Park Ridge, N.J. at age 81. Ten years ago: The state of Texas executed Gary Graham for the 1981 killing of a man in a holdup outside a Houston supermarket; Graham insisted to the end that he was innocent. Independent Counsel Robert Ray ended his investigation of the 1993 firings in the White House travel office, issu- ing no indictments but saying he’d found “substan- tial evidence” that First Lady Hillary Rodham Obama mortgage program in trouble Clinton played a role in the dismissals. Five years ago: White House adviser Karl Rove BY ALAN ZIBEL incompetence.” Another option is a short sale — set off a political firestorm with a speech to the New ASSOCIATED PRESS A spokesman for Bank of one in which banks agree to let York state Conservative Party in which he said, America declined to comment on borrowers sell their homes for “Liberals saw the savagery of the 9/11 attacks and The Obama administration’s Woods’s case. less than they owe on their mort- wanted to prepare indictments and offer therapy flagship effort to help people in Treasury officials now require gage. and understanding for our attackers” while conser- danger of losing their homes is banks to collect two recent pay A short sale results in a less vatives, he said, “saw the savagery of 9/11 and the falling flat. stubs at the start of the process. severe hit to a borrower’s credit attacks and prepared for war.” More than a third of the 1.24 Borrowers have to give the score, and is better for communi- One year ago: Nine people were killed when a million borrowers who have Internal Revenue Service permis- ties because homes are less likely Washington D.C. commuter train crashed into the enrolled in the $75 billion mort- sion to provide their most recent to be vandalized or fall into disre- rear of another during afternoon rush hour. gage modification program have tax returns to lenders. pair. To encourage more of those President Barack Obama signed the nation’s dropped out. That exceeds the Requiring homeowners to pro- sales, the Obama administration is toughest anti-smoking law, aiming to keep thou- number of people who have man- vide documentation of income giving $3,000 for moving expens- sands of teens from getting hooked. aged to have their loan payments has turned people away from reduced to help them keep their es to homeowners who complete Thought for Today: “Study men, not histori- enrolling in the program. Around such a sale or agree to turn over ans.” — President Harry S. Truman (1884-1972). homes. 30,000 homeowners started the Last month alone,155,000 bor- program in May. That’s a sharp the deed of the property to the rowers left the program — bring- turnaround from last summer lender. ing the total to 436,000 who have when more than 100,000 borrow- Administration officials said dropped out since it began in ers signed up each month. their work on several fronts has LETTERS TO THE EDITOR March 2009. As more people leave the pro- helped stabilize the housing mar- Letters to the editor should be limited to 300 words. All letters About 340,000 homeowners gram, a new wave of foreclosures ket. Besides the foreclosure-pre- are subject to editing, must be signed and include address and have received permanent loan could occur. If that happens, it vention plan, they cited govern- telephone number. No unsigned letters will be published. Letters modifications and are making could weaken the housing market ment efforts to provide money for should be in good taste, addressing issues, not personalities. home loans, push down mortgage “Thank You” letters will not be accepted for publication. payments on time. and hold back the broader eco- Administration officials say the nomic recovery. rates and provide a federal tax housing market is significantly Even after their loans are modi- credit for buyers. better than when President Barack fied, many borrowers are simply “There’s no question that Obama entered office. They say stuck with too much debt — from today’s housing market is in sig- those who were rejected from the car loans to home equity loans to nificantly better shape than any- Point Pleasant Register program will get help in other credit cards. one predicted 18 months ago,” ways. Reader Services (USPS 436-840) “The majority of these modifi- said Shaun Donovan, President Ohio Valley Publishing Co. 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and a wonderful verbal history of his beloved rivers Cleo V. Holley Leon Rhodes Parker and boats. Through the Point Pleasant River Museum and his good friend, Jack Fowler’s never ending Cleo V. Holley, 77, of Point Pleasant, died Sunday, On Friday, June 18, 2010, Leon Rhodes Parker, 74, work, Capt. Stone is sure that the treasured history June 20, 2010, at Teays Valley Hospital. of Point Pleasant, fell asleep in the peace of Christ. will continue. He was born June 20, 1933 in Mason County, a son All who knew him felt richly blessed to have him in Charles Henry was a third generation river man and to the late Charles Johnny Holley and Gertrude their lives. We, his family, felt especially blessed. is proud that his grandson, Chad Bates, continues the Virginia Forth Holley. He was born July 29, 1935 in Spencer, a son of the tradition as the fourth generation to work the river. Cleo was a retired cabinet builder for Quality late Edward and Mandy (Rhodes) Parker. Charles was a lifelong member of the Trinity Woods in Eleanor in which he loved to work with his In addition to his parents, Mr. Parker was preceded United Methodist Church where he taught several hands. He was a 40-year member of the Addison in death by his wife, Vena Parker; and his brothers, generations of children in Junior church and Sunday Freewill Baptist Church in Addision, Ohio, where Parris, Donald, Herb, Noel and Arnold Parker. school. He also was an excelled historian with regards served as deacon and elder of the church. Mr. Parker is survived by his daughter, Ruth Parker- to the church building and stained glass windows. In In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death Furr; one granddaughter, Brandy Furr; three sisters, addition, Charles was a member of the Gideon’s by his wife, Wanda Holley in 1992; a son Mark W. Macel Tavaneris of Akron, Ohio, Blache Etter, of International, Sons and Daughters of Pioneer River Holley in 1995; sisters, Virginia Balden and Evelin Detroit, Mich., and Mae Sarver of Spencer; one broth- Men (O-Kan Division), Board of Directors for the Sturgeon; and brother, Arvel Holley. er, Robert Parker of Massilon, Ohio; and numerous Point Pleasant River Museum, Point Pleasant River He is survived by his son and daughter-in-law, nieces and nephews. Museum Master, The Upper Ohio Valley Floodwall Mike and Dewanna Holley of Point Pleasant; daugh- Funeral services will be conducted at 11 a.m., Association, The Huntington District of Waterways ter and son-in-law, Joy and Cecil Kimble of Eleanor; Thursday, June 24, at the Crow-Hussell Funeral Association, a Master Mason of Minturn Lodge #19 grandchildren, Candice and (Trevor) Wayne, Carley Home with Pastor Carl Swisher officiating. Graveside A.F. and A.M., Point Pleasant Chapter #7 R.A.M., and (Justin) Kerwood, Holly and (Quentin) Eva, services will be held at 2 p.m. at Clover Cemetery in Franklin Commandery #17 Knights Templar, and a Shealyn Holley and Jessy Kimble; three great grand- Spencer with full military honors. Burial will follow. Kentucky Colonel. children; brothers, Densel Herb and (Alma) Holley of Visitation will be held from 6-8 p.m., Wednesday, In 2007, Capt. Stone was honored by the State of Bellefountain, Ohio and Junior and (Doris) Holley of June 23, at the funeral home. West Virginia by receiving the ‘History Hero Award’ Milton; and several nieces and nephews. Leon’s care has been entrusted to Crow-Hussell for his outstanding work in preserving the state’s rich Funeral services will be held at 1:30 p.m., Funeral Home. An online guest registry is available at river history. Wednesday, June 23, at the Deal Funeral Home of www.crowhussellfh.com. In addition to his parents, Charles was preceded in Point Pleasant with Pastor Rick Barcus and Pastor death by a sister, Margaret Ann Stone; and a brother, Jamie Fortner officiating. Burial will be held in the Captain Charles Henry Stone Robert Stone (in infancy). Mt. Olive Cemetery in Ashton. Friends may call from He is survived by his loving wife of 66 years, Jean 11 a.m.-1:30 p.m. Wednesday at the funeral home. (Roush) Stone; daughters, Jennifer (Sam) Bates of The Deal Funeral Home of Point Pleasant is serving Captain Charles Henry Stone, 95, of Point Point Pleasant and Bebe (Rick) Wilker of Cincinnati, the family. Please e-mail dealfuneral@sudden- Ohio; grandchildren, Lynn (Daniel) Cooper of linkmail.com to send condolences to the family. Pleasant, rode the ‘Old Ship of Zion’ to the Hamersville, Ohio and Chad (Amanda) Bates of Point shores of Heaven to be Pleasant; special great grandchildren, Chandler Alma N. Ranson McKellop with his Lord and Savior Alexis Sollmann and Charlee Louise Cooper of on Saturday, June 19, Hamersville, Ohio, Seth Lee Bates and Garrett Alma N. Ranson 2010. Samuel Bates of Point Pleasant, and Chazz Alexander McKellop, 87, of Point He was born to the late Bates of Bealsville, Ohio; step great grandchildren, Pleasant, had her first Captain C.C. and Bessie Casey and Colby Arrington of Point Pleasant; sister, sunrise Sept. 9, 1922, and (Reynolds) Stone on Bess Evelyn Merrill of Austel, Ga.; and four special last sunset Friday, June June 2, 1915 at Lock 11 nephews, George, Alan, Bob and Charles Merrill. 18, 2010. in Henderson. He was a According to his wishes, Capt. Stone donated his Alma was a wonderful lifelong resident of Point body to the West Virginia University Medical School loving wife, mother and Pleasant, and a member in hopes of finding answers to any medical questions, grandmother who loved of one of Mason County’s oldest pioneer families. but especially macular degeneration, which robbed life and doted on her Having followed in the footsteps of two generations him of most of his sight many years ago. family. She has been a of river men, his roots run deep in the river life. His There will be a celebration of life at Trinity United Christian since the age of Grandfather Reynolds was a lockmaster at the old Methodist Church in Point Pleasant at a later date, nine, and was a member (now nonexistent) Lock 11 on the Kanawha River in which will be announced prior. Burial will be at the of Heights United Henderson. And his Grandfather Stone owned and ran Lone Oak Cemetery, also at a date to be determined. Methodist Church in the Kanawha River Ferry in the 1870s. In lieu of flowers, Capt. Stone requested that flower Point Pleasant. Her devotion to her Lord and Savior Captain Stone’s journey with the river began at a donations to be made to either Trinity United was evident to all who knew her. Throughout her life very young age—so much so that he had to stand on Methodist Church or the Point Pleasant River she was actively involved in her church, serving many a box to see over the pilotwheel to steer and quickly Museum. years teaching Sunday School, Bible Schools and go from door to door to look to check his whereabouts The family would like to give a special thanks to the later singing in the choir. In her younger years she on the river. He began working with his father, oper- care givers and assistants, Margie Lambert, Debbie was actively involved in visiting and helping the ating the ferry business until it was no longer need- Lambert, Ruby Gillispie and Freda Lucas, as well as elderly and shut-in's in her community in Georgia. ed—due to building of the Shadle Bridge in 1931. At Dr. Stephan Serfontein, M.D. for his wonderful and She had worked for 17 years at the Stone and Thomas that time, the family business converted from ferry to gentle care and Pleasant Valley Home Health, as well Department Store in Charleston. stream and gasoline boats and then on forward to as all of Charles’ church family, neighbors, muse- She was preceded in death by her loving parents, diesel boats. They towed a wide-variety of materials um/river friends and all of friends who cared enough Hoy and True Ranson; sisters, Nancy Ranson Turley such as gasoline, oil, chemicals, salt, coal and even to brighten his days with cards, phone calls, goodies and Lenora Ranson Canterbury, all of Charleston. houses that needed to be moved to a different loca- and visits. The family sends thanks to everyone and She is survived by her loving husband of 36 years, tion. says they are truly blessed. Park A. McKellop; five sons, Rodney Jones and wife, The company was known as Stone’s Towing and Nancy, of Sissonville, Teddy Jones and wife, Linda, Harbor Co. and was located in Henderson, directly of Hurricane, Danny Jones and wife, Debbie, of across the Kanawha River for the watchful eye of the Salem, Ore., Philip Jones of Perry, Ga., and Park family home on the other side of the river in Point McKellop Jr. of Wichita, Kan.; two daughters, Elaine Pleasant. Winslow and husband, Alden, of Elizabeth City, N.C., Charles Henry graduated from Point Pleasant High and Catherine Frazier and husband, Jamie, of School in 1932. He also periodically worked on the Edwardsville, Ill. In addition to her children, she is family farm, located on U.S. Route 35, as well as survived by 12 grandchildren, 13 great grandchildren attended the Business and Commerce College in and two special girls, Ashley and Adrian Chung of Charleston. Chicago, Ill., whom she considered also as her grand- The business partnership began alongside his father children; and a host of special nieces and nephews. in 1950. Throughout all of their years in business Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m., Tuesday, from ferry to their last diesel towboat, they owned and June 22, at Heights United Methodist Church in Point operated nine boats. The business was operated until Pleasant with Pastor Janice Smith officiating. Burial 1967 when due to poor health matters for both the will follow at Tyler Mountain Memory Gardens in senior and junior Stone, the business was sold. Cross Lanes. Visitation will be from 6-8 p.m., However, Capt. Stone remained active in the busi- Monday, at the Wilcoxen Funeral Home in Point ness, working through the office side of the business Pleasant, and one hour prior to the service at the with Capt. Bob Bosworth, to whom they had sold the church on Tuesday. business. Online condolences may be made at www.wilcox- For many more years after his retirement, Capt. enfuneralhome.com. Stone gladly presented slideshows filled with pictures Local Briefs

National Field an 8x10 photo with the Valley Bank and e-mail the directors at baby’s name, address, Victoria’s Prom & Bridal. masoncountyfairqueen- Day activities phone number and par- The pageant will be [email protected]. planned ent’s names on the back held Monday, August 9 of the picture. The con- on the main stage at the Advisory GALLIPOLIS, Ohio test is open to babies 0- fairgrounds. It will — The Mid-Ohio valley 36 months of age that immediately follow the panel meeting Amateur Radio Club will reside in Mason County. Little Mr. and Miss Mason County contest, GALLIPOLIS FERRY host a National Field Day A $5 registration fee — ICL-IP Gallipolis of activities on most be sent with the which also will take place on the main stage. Ferry Plant will be con- Fornification Hill photo to Connie Gibbs, ducting it's monthly com- (Mound Hill Cemetery) 3978 Gibbstown Rd., Applications also are available on the munity advisory panel on June 26. Letart, WV 25253 or call meeting on Tuesday These activities take 304-882-2741 for more pageant’s new Web site: masoncountyfairqueen- evening, July 6. place each year to test the information. The meeting will begin amateur radios and other Photos must be picked pageant.webs.com. Deadline to apply is at 7 p.m. and is open to equipment on emergency up the final day of the the public. power, as well as to oper- Friday, July 16. All appli- fair at the contest booth cations must be turned in ate for an extended from 4-11 p.m. amount of time should it by this day. They may be be needed in the case of a dropped at the two loca- Hurt on the Job? local or national emer- Fair Queen tions or mailed to the We Accept most gency. applications directors. Need to Get Back to Work? Workers Everyone is invited to The pageant is under Compensation available the direction of Aimee join the event. They also Chiropractic has been proven to help Insurance will have the opportunity Stein and Andrea POINT PLEASANT Henderson. to talk on the radio to — The 2010 Mason Anyone needing fur- relieve pain longer than traditional medicines someone local or around County Fair Queen ther information or ques- the world. A cookout also Pageant applications are tions may call or text will start in the after- now available at the fol- 304-593-3832 or 304- noon. Door prizes will be lowing locations: Ohio 675-0533. You may also We’re just around the bend... given. Pretty Baby Photo Contest taking entries POINT PLEASANT Welcoming All New Clients Mason, WV — The Mason County Currently Accepting Waiver Transfers Right to Life chapter is “Now hiring homemakers. Drivers license, background check 1-304-773-5773 planning their upcoming required. We offer good pay, flexible hours, and benefits” Dr. Kelsey M. Henry D.C. 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JULY 12-16 ASHTON — Ashton Baptist Church: ‘Great Global Adventure-Celebrating Life in Christ’ - 6- 8:30 p.m. nightly. Classes for all age groups from preschool to teenager. Questions? Call 304-576- 2383 or 304-576-4181. To place the dates and theme of your Magic Years Daycare Center - Class of 2010 Vacation Bible School on the calendar, please e-mail items to Pre-schoolers graduate [email protected]. BY DELYSSA HUFFMAN their diplomas. The Class received a special thank thanks to AA Sports. 10,000-25,000 BTU [email protected] of 2010 included Kylie you for all the hard work During the event, each Air conditioners Billings, Brier Castle, she invested in the prepa- student was individually In stock POINT PLEASANT Carson DeWeese, ration for the graduation. interviewed along with a — Magic Years Daycare Kennedy Fisher, Colten She also presented each group singing of their Crosley & Center held its pre- Gillam, Brooks Gilly, graduate with a Dr. Seuss favorite song, “Cool Bear Frigidaire school graduation cere- Gavin Jeffers, Jada Kent, book, “Oh, The Places Hunt”. A special perfor- Free Delivery! mony on Monday, June 7 Emalee Martin, Kylie You’ll Go.” mance also was done at the Point Pleasant Price, Aiden Slack, The students were with the American Sign Presbyterian Church. Kianna Smith, Kierra taught by Amy Woomer Language. ELLIOTT’S APPLIANCE A total of 16 little grad- Smith, Levi Staats, Emily and Debbie Misner, and Following the ceremony, 317 SR 7 • Gallipolis, OH uates dressed in their Stacy and Dason Stewart. each one of the 16 gradu- refreshments were served 740-446-8051 robes and caps to receive Director, Robin Blas, ates received a t-shirt, in the fellowship hall.

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LOCAL SCHEDULE Tuesday, June 22 Johnson wins Post 39 at Athens, 6 p.m.

Friday, June 25 Post 39 at Chillicothe, 6 p.m. at Sonoma Saturday, June 26 SONOMA, Calif. (AP) leading with six laps Chillicothe at Post 27 (DH), 1 p.m. Post 39 at Vinton County (DH), 1 — Marcos Ambrose was remaining. He restarted p.m. easily in command at and tried to re-claim his Infineon Raceway when position at the front of Sunday, June 27 his crew tried to tell him the field, but NASCAR Post 27 at Post 39 (DH), 1 p.m. what a good job he was ordered him back to sev- Monday, June 28 doing circling the scenic enth place and Johnson Circleville at Post 27, 6 p.m. road course. inherited the lead. “Stop talking to me!” Johnson then cruised to he screamed over his the win, while Ambrose Wahama HOF radio. had to settle for a disap- Those nerves should pointing sixth-place fin- meeting have been a sign of ish. things to come as “My bad,” the MASON, W.Va. — Ambrose made a late- Australian said. “I’m dis- The Wahama High race gaffe that cost him appointed. It’s School Athletic Hall of his first career Sprint Cup NASCAR’s house and Fame committee will Series victory and I’ll always play by the have an important meet- instead gave Jimmie rules. I don’t agree with ing at 6:30 pm on Johnson his first win on a it, I don’t like it and that’s Tuesday, June 22 at the road course. only because I lost the high school. All board of Ambrose stalled his race because of it. trustees and at-large engine while trying to “I had the motor turned Jose Carlos Fajardo/Contra Costa Times/MCT members are urged to conserve gas under cau- off trying to save a bit of NASCAR Sprint Cup Series driver Jimmie Johnson raises the ceremonial wine attend this meeting. tion Sunday, and his car goblet after winning the Toyota/SaveMart 350 at Infineon Raceway in Sonoma, Preparations for the inau- came to a stop while Please see Sonoma, B6 California, Sunday. gural Wahama HOF class to be inducted this fall will be discussed. Gallipolis Donovan Post 27 BBYFL signups shortstop thinks the John Baise throws MIDDLEPORT, Ohio out a best is yet to — The Big Bend Youth runner Football League will be during come for US holding signups for the Monday 2010 football season IRENE, South Africa evening’s (AP) — Landon every Saturday in July game at from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Donovan thinks the best Bob Evans is yet to come for the the Veterans Memorial Field in Stadium in Middleport, U.S. soccer team. Rio Yes, 2006 was a disap- Ohio. All interested Grande, players and cheerleaders pointment and even the Ohio. quarterfinal finish in are encouraged to sign Post 27 2006 wasn’t completely up. Players will be fitted defeated satisfying. for equipment at that Marietta by “The two World Cups time. a score of I’d been a part of, we For more information 11-3 in the hadn’t strung together contact Dave at 304-674- non-league three consecutive good 5178, Sarah at 740-698- contest. results and good perfor- 4054, or Regina at 740- mances,” he said 698-2804. Bryan Monday. “I think this Walters/ team has the experience photo and the ability to do that, Co-Ed Softball and we’ll find out on Wednesday night.” Tournament By beating Algeria, the Americans would reach SYRACUSE, Ohio — Post 27 ends losing skid, beats Marietta the group phase for the A co-ed softball tourna- first time in eight years. ment will be held to ben- BY BRYAN WALTERS through five complete. victors with three hits, Nester took the loss for Even with a draw against efit the BBYFL on July [email protected] Post 27 retaliated in followed by John Baise Marietta, allowing eight the Desert Foxes, the 17 and 18 at the Syracuse convincing fashion, scor- and Tyler Davis with two hits and nine earned runs U.S. could advance as Ball Fields. Teams will RIO GRANDE, Ohio ing six runs off of three safeties apiece. Jim over six-plus innings of long as England fails to be five and five with a — The Gallipolis Post 27 different hurlers in the Clagg, Waylen Boggs work. Nester walked beat Slovenia and does- $150 entry fee. To regis- baseball team snapped a seventh for a command- and Javier Roe also seven and fanned seven n’t gain a point and wipe ter a team or for more six-game losing streak ing 11-3 edge. Darkness added one hit each to the in the setback. Spurr and out the American advan- information contact Monday night with a ultimately concluded the winning cause. Hatfield both pitched in tage in goals scored. Regina at 740-698-2804 convincing 11-3 triumph game in the eighth Roush, Clagg, Davis the seventh inning as Algeria, coming off a or Sarah at 740-698- over visiting Marietta inning, allowing and Kyle Dingess all well. 1-0 loss to Slovenia and 4054. The top two teams during an American Gallipolis to pull back to scored twice to pace the Ullman, Tate and a 0-0 tie with the will receive prizes. Legion matchup at Bob within a game of .500 hosts, while Boggs had a Watkins had the lone English, can advance Evans Field in Gallia this early season. game-best three-RBIs. runs scored for Marietta, only with a victory. That County. Post 27 — who had Dingess was the win- while Watkins, Tabler likely means wide-open Wahama Golf only nine players avail- and Satterfield each had a play. Gallipolis (5-6-1) led ning pitcher of record, “Their approach to the Scramble wire-to-wire in the con- able for the contest — allowing three hits and hit. Tabler and Watkins also had an RBI apiece. game would likely be an test, jumping out to leads produced 10 hits in the one earned run over six aggressive approach to MASON, W.Va. — of 1-0 after one and 5-0 triumph while limiting innings of work. Dingess try to get a goal and win The Wahama High through three complete. Marietta to just three issued six walks and had GALLIPOLIS 11, the game,” Donovan School Athletic Boosters Marietta, however, safeties. Marietta also six strikeouts in the deci- MARIETTA 3 said. “A lot of our guys will be holding a golf responded with three committed three errors in sion. Terry Smith worked play with or have played runs over the fourth and the contest, compared to two innings of relief, Marietta 000 120 00 — 3 3 3 scramble on Saturday, Gallipolis 104 000 60 — 11 10 2 with or against their June 26, at Riverside fifth frames, pulling the just two by the hosts. allowing zero baserun- players. As a team, col- Golf Course in Mason, deficit to within 5-3 Austin Roush led the ners while fanning two. WP — Dingess; LP — Nester. lectively, they can be W.Va. There will be an unpredictable and on 8:30 a.m. shotgun start. their day they are a very, The entry fee is $60 per very good team.” player or $240 per team. Graeme McDowell On the first day of win- Prizes will go to the top ter in South Africa, the three teams, as well as U.S. held its last practice holds on, wins US Open at Pilditch Stadium prizes for the longest PEBBLE BEACH, national championship. before the match. drive and closest to the Calif. (AP) — Graeme He seized control after Because FIFA wants to pin. There will be a skins McDowell doesn’t have a shocking collapse by preserve the field at game and an optional the golfing pedigree of a Dustin Johnson, then Loftus Versfeld, the site cash pot, $40 per team. U.S. Open champion at failed to get flustered by of the match, Tuesday’s Registration is avail- Pebble Beach. the three stars behind training was moved to able at Riverside Golf All he had Sunday was him, who have combined Eersterust Stadium in Course or by contacting the game it takes to win. for 184 victories and 21 Pretoria. Mike Wolfe at (304) 593- Even as the biggest majors. All he had to do In many ways, the 2512. stars — Tiger Woods, on the final hole was Americans know Algeria Phil Mickelson, Ernie two-putt for par from 20 much better than Els — were lined up feet to join a distin- Slovenia. Mason County behind him on the guished list. Center back Madjid leaderboard and poised “To win at Pebble Youth Football to contribute to the lin- Beach, to join the names Bougherra is a teammate eage of champions on — Jack Nicklaus, Tom of DaMarcus Beasley Signups this majestic course, Watson, Tom Kite, Tiger and Maurice Edu on the McDowell never felt out Woods, me — wow!” Glasgow Rangers; mid- of place. McDowell said. “I’m not fielder Karim Matmour POINT PLEASANT, plays alongside Michael W.Va. - Signups for the Despite making only quite sure if I belong in one birdie in the final that list, but hey, I’m Bradley on Borussia Mason County Youth Moenchengladbach; Football League will be round, the 30-year-old there now. It’s a pretty from Northern Ireland amazing feeling.” midfielder Adlane held Saturday, June 26, Guedioura plays on from Noon to 4 p.m. at was steady amid the stars Almost as surprising of his generation and was the guy who gave Wolverhampton with the Harmon Park closed with a 3-over 74 McDowell the most trou- Marcus Hahnemann; Recreation Center. to become the first ble. Gregory Havret, a Patrick Tehan/San Jose Mercury News/MCT midfielder Riad For more information European in 40 years to Graeme McDowell holds the trophy after winning the Boudebouz is at Sochaux contact Jamie Halfhill capture America’s U.S. Open at Pebble Beach Golf Links in Pebble at (304) 812-4218. Please see Golf, B6 Beach, California, Sunday. Please see US, B2 Cyan Magenta Yellow Black Page B2 • Point Pleasant Register www.mydailyregister.com Tuesday, June 22, 2010

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WV 036725 If you have any questions concerning this report, you may contact Steve Myers, Chief Operator V.C. YOUNG III 304-812-3134 Monday through Thursday (8:00 am - 4:00 pm) at 304-882-2521. If you have any further questions, comments or suggestions please attend any of our regularly scheduled meetings held on the 1st 992-6215 740-591-0195 Monday of every month at 7:00 PM in the City Hall, 2nd Street, Hartford, WV. Pomeroy, Ohio 304-675-6099 36 Years Local Experience Where does my water come from? Your water source is well water from 1 well located at California St. Source Water Public Notice Public Notice A Source Water Assessment was conducted by the West Virginia Bureau for Public Health (WVBPH). LEWIS The intake that supplies drinking water to Mason Water Department has a higher susceptibility to IN THE COUNTY IN THE COUNTY contamination, due to the sensitive nature of surface water supplies and the potential contaminant COMMISSION, IN COMMISSION, IN CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION sources identified within the area. This does not mean that this intake will become contaminated; only AND FOR MASON AND FOR MASON that conditions are such that the surface water could be impacted by a potential contaminant source. COUNTY, PROBATE COUNTY, WV PRO- Concrete Removal and Replacement Future contamination may be avoided by implementing protective measures. The source water DIVISION BATE DIVISION assessment report which contains more information is available for review or a copy will be provided NOTICE OF ADMIN- NOTICE OF ADMIN- All Types Of Concrete Work to you at our office during business hours or from the WVBPH 304-558-2981. ISTRATION ISTRATION 30 Years Experience Why must water be treated? The administration of NOTICE TO CREDI- All drinking water contains various amounts and kinds of contaminants. Federal and state regulations the following estates TORS AND BENEFI- David Lewis establish limits, controls, and treatment practices to minimize these contaminants and to reduce any are pending in the CIARIES subsequent health effects. Mason County The administration of 740-992-6971 Contaminants in Water Clerk’s Office, the ad- the following estates In order to ensure that tap water is safe to drink, EPA prescribes regulations which limit the amount of dress of which is 200 are pending in the Insured certain contaminants in water provided by public water systems. FDA regulations establish limits of Sixth Street, Point Mason County WV042182 Free Estimates contaminants in bottled water which must provide the same protection for public health. Pleasant, WV 25550. Clerk’s Office, the ad- Drinking water, including bottled water, may reasonably be expected to contain at least small amounts The personal repre- dress of which is 200 Public Notice Public Notice of some contaminants. The presence of these contaminants does not necessarily indicate that water sentative’s names Sixth Street, Point poses a health risk. More information about contaminants and potential health effects can be obtained and addresses and Pleasant, WV 25550. Phillip Weikle, Exc. by calling the Environmental Protection Agency’s Safe Drinking Water Hotline (800-426-4791). Dec’d their attorney, if any, The personal repre- 159 Brooke Lane The source of drinking water (both tap and bottled water) includes rivers, lakes, streams, ponds, Doris Stewart, Exc. are set forth below. sentative’s names Point Pleasant, WV reservoirs, springs, and wells. As water travels over the surface of land or through the ground, it 96 Hawthorne Lane All persons on whom and address and their 25550 dissolves naturally-occurring minerals, and, in some cases radioactive material, and can pick up Pt. Pleasant, WV this notice is served attorney, if any, are No Attny substances resulting from the presence of animals or from human activity. 25550 who have objections set forth below. Donavan S. Brough- Contaminants that may be present in source water include: No Attny that challenge the va- Any interested per- man, Dec’d Microbial contaminants, such as viruses and bacteria which may come from sewage treatment plants, Bracy D. Kinnaird, lidity of the will, the son objecting to the Marion K. Brough- septic systems, agricultural livestock operations and wildlife. Dec’d qualifications of the qualifications of the man, Adm. Inorganic contaminants, such as salts and metals, which can be naturally-occurring, or result from John E. Kinnaird, personal representa- personal representa- 542 Little Buffalo urban storm water runoff, industrial or domestic wastewater discharges, oil and gas production, mining Exc. tive, venue, or juris- tive or the venue or Road & farming. 713 Ridgewood Drive diction of this Court jurisdiction of the Point Pleasant, WV Sisterville, WV 26175 Pesticides and herbicides, which may come from a variety of sources such as agriculture, urban storm are required to file court, shall file notice water runoff; and residential uses. 25550 their objections with of an objection with John M. Butler Organic chemical contaminants, including synthetic and volatile organic chemicals. Which are No Attny this office WITHIN the county commis- PO Box 700 byproducts of industrial processes and petroleum production, and can also come from gas stations. Mary E. Waring Rice, NINETY (90) DAYS sion within three St. Marys, WV 26170 urban storm water runoff and septic systems. Dec’d OF THE PUBLICA- months after the date DIANA N. CROMLEY Some people may be more vulnerable to contaminants in drinking water than the general population. Frances B. Connley, TION OF THIS NO- of the first publication CLERK OF THE Immuno-compromised persons such as persons with cancer undergoing chemotherapy, persons who Exc. . TICE OR THIRTY or within 30 days of COUNTY COMMIS- have undergone organ transplants, people with HFV AIDS or other immune disorders, some elderly, 2952 Meadowbrook DAYS AFTER THE service of the notice, SION and infants can be particularly at risk from infections. These people should seek advice about drinking Drive DATE OF SERVICE whichever is later. MASON COUNTY, water from their health care providers. EPA /CDC guidelines on appropriate means to lessen the risk of Point Pleasant, WV OF A COPY OF THIS Any claims against a WEST VIRGINIA infection by Cryptosporidium and other microbial contaminants are available from. The Safe Drinking 25550 NOTICE ON THEM, decedent’s estate Dated this 10th day of Water Hotline (800-426-4791). No Attny WHICHEVER IS must be filed in ac- June, 2010. Water Quality Data Table John S. Barnett Jr., LATER. cordance with the 6/15, 22 Definitions of terms and abbreviations used in the table or report: Dec’d Any claim against a provisions of Chapter Sharon Barnett, Exc. MCLG ~ Maximum Contaminant Level Goal, or the level of a contaminant in drinking water below decedent’s estate 44, Article 2 or Article which there is no known or expected risk to health. MCLGs allow for a margin of safety. 1941 Rebel Ridge must be filed in ac- 3-A of the West Vir- Road Public Notice MCL - Maximum Contaminant Level, or the highest level of a contaminant that is allowed in drinking cordance with the ginia State Code as water. MCLs are set as close to the MCLGs as feasible using the best available treatment technique. Glenwood, WV provisions of Chapter amended. FIDUCIARY AC- MRDLG - Maximum Residual Disinfectant Level Goal, or the level of drinking water disinfectant below 25520 44, Article 2 of the Any person seeking COUNTING which there is no known. or expected risk to health. MRDLGs do not reflect benefits of use of No Attny West Virginia State to impeach or estab- TO THE CREDI- disinfectants to control microbial contaminants. Harry V. Jenkins, Code as amended. lish a will must make TORS AND BENEFI- AL- Action Level, or the concentration of a contaminant which, when exceeded, triggers treatment or Dec’d Estate of: Freda A. a complaint in accor- CIARIES OF THE other requirements which a water system must follow. Mary E. Carroll, Exc. Robinson dance with the provi- ESTATE OF James Bullets that may be found in the table: Box 539 Personal Represen- sions of Section 11, E. Williamson: ppm- parts per million or milligrams per liter Cedar Grove, WV tative: 12, or 13, Article 5, All persons having ppb- parts per billion or micrograms per liter 25039 Mary L. Bechtle, Exc. Chapter 41 of the claims against the es- ND - not detected Hyer & Littlepage 6649 Jim Hill Road West Virginia Code. tate of the said James NE- not established PO Box 15 Henderson, WV Settlement of the es- E. Williamson, de- N/A- not applicable Pt. Pleasant, WV 25106 tate of the following ceased, whether due The Mason Water Department routinely monitors for contaminants in your drinking water according to 25550 Estate of: Edythe M. named decedents will or not, are notified to federal and state laws. The tables below show the results of our monitoring for contaminants. Alan E. Sayre, Dec’d Rogers proceed without refer- exhibit same, with the Table of Test Results- Regulated Contaminants- Mason Water Department. Melody Mills, Adm. Personal Represen- ence to a fiduciary Box 277 voucher thereof, Contaminant Violation Level Detected Unit of MCLG MCL Likely Source of tative: commissioner unless Hartford, WV 25247 legally verified, to the Y/N measure Contamination John H. Rogers, Exc. within ninety days No Attny undersigned, at his Fluride N .95 (yearly avg) Erosion of natural deposits, 5590 Waterloo Road from the first publica- Emory R. Roush, law office at 610 Main ppm 4 4 additive to water which NW tion of this notice, a Street, in the City of promotes strong teeth; Dec’d discharge from fertilizer Canal Winchester, reference is re- Annabelle L. Roush, Point Pleasant, West and aluminum factories. OH 43110 quested by a party in Exc. Virginia, on or before Nitrate N 3.70 ppm 10 10 Runoff from fertilizer Attorney: R. Craig interest or an unpaid 477 Limestone Lane the 31th day of Au- use; erosion of natural Tatterson creditor files a claim Letart, WV 25253 gust, 2010, otherwise deposits P.O. Box 3 and good cause is No Attny they may by law be Volatile Organic Contaminants Point Pleasant, WV shown to support a Julius Moore, Dec’d executed from all 25550 reference to a fiduci- David Anthony, SMC, benefit of said estate. Estate of: Verba F. ary commissioner. Adm. All beneficiaries of Chlorine N 0.81 ppm 4 4 Water additive Long NAME OF DECE- 200 Sixth Street said estate may ap- used to control (Yearly avg) MRDLG MRDL Personal Represen- DENT P E R - Point Pleasant, WV pear on or before said microbes tative: SONAL25550 day to examine said Kenneth E. Long, REPRESENTATIVE claims and otherwise Total N 2.2 ppb NA 80 By-product of No Attny Exc. NAME AND AND AD- Charles R. Denny, protect their interests. trihalomethanes drinking water 8254 Sandhill Road DRESS A T T O R - Given under my chlorination Dec’d Point Pleasant, WV NEY David Anthony, SMC, hand this the 10th 25550 Linda L. Ashby, Dec’d Adm. day of June, 2010. We are pleased to report that the Hartford Water Department met all Federal and State Water Estate of: James E. 200 Sixth Street R. CRAIG TATTER- Standards for the reporting year 2009. Williamson Paul E. Ashby, Exc. Point Pleasant, WV SON, FIDUCIARY Additional Information Personal Represen- Route 1 Box 115 25550 COMMISSIONER, “If present, elevated levels of lead can cause serious health problems, especially for pregnant women tative: West Columbia, WV No Attny COUNTY OF and young children. Lead in drinking water is primarily from materials and components associated with Vanessa N. Roberts, 25287 Deborah A. Roush, MASON service lines and home plumbing. Hartford Water department is responsible for providing high quality Adm. NO ATTNY Dec’d 6/22, 29 drinking water, but cannot control the variety of materials used in plumbing components. When your 703 Hidden Circle Larry K. Litchfield, Leo R. Roush Jr., water has been sitting for several hours, you can minimize the potential for lead exposure by flushing Centerville, OH Dec’d Exc. your tap for 30 seconds to 2 minutes before using water for drinking or cooking. If you are concerned 45458 Larry S. Litchfield, 105 South Park Drive about lead in your drinking water, you may wish to have your water tested. Information on lead in Dated this 10th day of Adm. Point Pleasant, WV drinking water, testing methods, and steps you can take to minimize exposure is available from the June, 2010. 372 Havannah Lane 25550 Safe Drinking Water Hotline or at http:www.epa.gov/savewater/lead.” 6/15, 22 Pt. Pleasant, WV No Attny This report will not be mailed. A copy will be made available for your review for your use upon request 25550 Wesley U. Weikle, at our office during business hours. No Attny Dec’d 6/22 Retha Camden, Tuesday, June 22, 2010 www.mydailyregister.com Point Pleasant Register • Page B5

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“I had a number of opportunities to get well Golf under par, and I didn’t do Pruett, Rojas earn wins at Mid-Ohio from Page B1 it.” LEXINGTON, Ohio 107 circuits in the 2 off third-place finishers give the BMW M6 its Even so, nothing com- (AP) — Scott Pruett hour, 45-minute race at Mark Wilkins and Burt first victory in the pro- pares with what hap- and Memo Rojas com- the Mid-Ohio Sports Frisselle at the finish. Frenchman who is No. pened to Johnson. The duction-based GT class, 391 in the world, played 25-year-old American bined to win Saturday’s Car Course. Michael Valiante and driving the No. 94 entry with heart until he failed looked so unflappable all race, giving them five The Chip Ganassi Brian Frisselle finished for Turner Motorsport to convert putts over the week, and came apart so victories in seven Racing duo also fourth. It was the duo’s after missing the final holes. He shot 72 Grand-Am Rolex increased their lead in first race in that car quickly. On the final Watkins Glen event due and finished one shot Sports Car Series the Daytona Prototype after the team’s Riley hole of a round he won’t to a practice crash. It behind. forget, Johnson missed a events this season. championship to 32 was destroyed in a fire “When you have Tiger two-foot birdie putt and Rojas started from the points with five races in the most recent marked the first time in Woods, Phil Mickelson wound up with an 82, the pole and led twice for remaining. Rolex Series race at Rolex Series history and Ernie Els there, highest closing round by 26 laps in the early Ozz Negri and John Watkins Glen, N.Y. that BMW won both you’re not expecting a 54-hole leader in the going, while Pruett Pew were second, 2.991 Joey Hand and Bill classes in the same Gregory Havret to be the U.S. Open since Fred paced the final 38 of seconds behind, holding Auberlen combined to event. guy you’ve got to fend McLeod shot 83 in 1911. off,” McDowell said. McDowell finished at Indeed, it was a final even-par 284 and ended off-road trucks, made a final lap and was passed car speed, then the guys round no one expected. 40 years of questions name for myself in that by Clint Bowyer and that can finished ahead of Johnson took a triple about when a European Sonoma style of racing,” he said. Johnson before the finish you” — Johnson on bogey on the second hole would be U.S. Open to lose all of his three- from Page B1 “To come into the Cup line. Sunday said the situa- champion again. Tony Series and not have suc- “I asked John about tions were clearly differ- shot lead, and a double Jacklin of England was bogey on the next hole fuel and just had trouble cess early irritated me. that, and that’s OK. And ent. the last one, in 1970 at That’s why today is so then I asked if it’s OK to “You’ve got to main- ended his hopes. Not Hazeltine. getting it fired again. only was McDowell That’s it.” special to us, why it has get pushed around, so tain a reasonable speed. I McDowell had to work meant so much.” I’m not really sure what thought it was pace car handed the lead, but harder than he imagined. It was yet another cruel Woods, Mickelson and defeat for Ambrose, a Although Johnson led the difference is,” Kerr speed,” he said. “So Even under overcast 55 of the 110 laps, it was said. “Depends on who when you look at Els were given new life. skies and a stiff breeze, road racing ace who has What a wasted oppor- fallen short of victory Ambrose’s race to lose at you are, I guess.” (Ambrose) coming to a the course was as firm the end. Darby said the Biffle tunity that turned out to and dangerous as ever. several times in stop, I think it really be. NASCAR because of Ambrose, who led 35 situation was different eliminates the gray area Davis Love III, with a laps, had a comfortable because Biffle’s car con- McDowell’s lone 71, was the only player various reasons. or the discussion of, birdie was an eight-foot He was spun by Robby lead over Johnson when tinued moving and the ‘What is a reasonable in the final five groups to Brad Keselowski’s spin two cars behind him sped putt on the fifth hole, and match par. Gordon while leading the speed?’ his final round was the Nationwide Series race at brought out the late cau- up to make the pass. “When you come to a “I can’t believe how tion. Instructed by crew “Biffle maintained highest score by a U.S. difficult this golf course Montreal in 2007, and dead stop on the race- Open champion since last year was passed by chief Frank Kerr to con- pace, the other cars track, I think that Andy North in 1985. was,” McDowell said. serve fuel in case the race picked up 20 miles per “No matter how good Carl Edwards in the final changes things, makes it “I can’t believe I’m turn at the same track. went into NASCAR’s hour,” Darby said of the black and white, very standing with this right you play ... good golf got version of “overtime,” 2007 incident. As for reward, and bad golf got Although he has two easy to read the rule.” now,” McDowell said, career Nationwide wins Ambrose began flipping Ambrose, “I don’t know Robby Gordon fin- posing with silver tro- punished really badly.” his motor on and off at what happened, I don’t McDowell got into the on the road course at ished second in a Toyota phy. “It’s a dream come Watkins Glen, he’s win- various points around the know if his car quit, if he true. I’ve been dreaming U.S. Open by narrowly race track. shut it off. What I do for his highest finish of getting into the top 50 in less in the Cup Series the season, and series it all my life. Two putts despite three top-three Unable to get it restart- know is he was leading, to win the U.S. Open. the world at the deadline ed at one point, his he pulled over, he points leader Kevin to avoid qualifying. He finishes in five career Harvick was third in a Can’t believe it hap- road course races. Toyota stalled and stopped and he pulled pened.” wound up with his first Johnson led a handful of back in and at that point, Chevrolet. Defending Woods couldn’t victory in America to go “I feel bad for him,” race winner Kasey Johnson said. “It was cars around him. that’s where he is.” believe it, either. along with five European NASCAR ruled Ambrose Although the Biffle Kahne finished fourth in Poised to end six Tour victories, most definitely a gift kind of a Ford and Jeff Gordon handed to us.” failed to “maintain rea- race was confusing at the months of bad publicity recently the Wales Open sonable speed” and time — even third-place rounded out the top five. over a shattered personal last month at the home The four-time defend- Biffle was seventh and ing series champion won dropped him to seventh, finisher Johnson that day life, he bogeyed five of course for the Ryder Cup where he had blended questioned the call, “He was followed by Boris his first 10 holes and in October. He is sure to for the fourth time this Said, Tony Stewart and season, but first since back into line after re-fir- clearly ran out of gas. If took himself out of con- be part of the European ing his motor. you can’t maintain pace Juan Pablo Montoya. tention with a 75. team now, moving up to Bristol in March — a 10- race drought that had Kerr visited NASCAR “I made three mental No. 13 in the world. officials after the race, mistakes,” Woods said “To play steady and to many wondering why We’ll Work For You! Johnson was “slumping.” and said he understood sourly. “The only thing it withstand some tough the ruling. But asked if Handley & Hunt, PLLC cost us was a chance to holes the way Graeme Aside from ending the slump, Johnson more he was “content” with Attorneys at Law win the U.S. Open.” did and to come out on the ruling, he said only ~~~ Els and Mickelson top, he played some importantly added a road course victory to his “no comment.” Tanya Hunt Handley hung around a little great golf,” Mickelson Kerr also asked Sprint Tonya R. Hunt longer, and both had said. “It was a wide-open resume and knocked Sonoma off the list of Cup Series director John opportunities, but neither tournament. Many guys Darby about the 2007 Divorce • Personal Injury • Civil Law • Real Estate • Wills could capitalize. had a chance. And it five active Cup tracks Workers’ Compensation • Social Security • Family Law where he had never been race at Kansas, where Els had a brief share of made for kind of an winner Greg Biffle 419 Main Street 304-675-LAWO (5290) the lead on the front nine to Victory Lane. Point Pleasant, WV 25550 304-675-LAW& (5297) FAX exciting U.S. Open, I But road course racing appeared to run out of but came undone along thought.” gas under caution on the www.handleyhuntlaw.com the coastal holes — has never been his It didn’t sound like strength in NASCAR. He including one stretch of one. bogey-double bogey- The gentle waves lap- went into Sunday’s race bogey — and never quite ping the shore almost with an average finish of recovered. His hopes made more noise than 17th at Sonoma, which ended when he missed the gallery, with so few caused him to enter two his target with a sand birdies to cheer on a day Grand-Am races this sea- wedge on the par-5 14th that was more about sur- son in an attempt to gain and took bogey, then vival. McDowell had a extra practice at making missed a four-foot birdie three-shot lead as he right and left turns. putt on the 15th. walked down the 10th “I’d say the bottom He closed with a 73 to fairway, and from there it line to it is I love road finish alone in third. was a matter of hanging course racing. I always Mickelson, with anoth- on. have. I grew up racing er great chance to end a career of disappointment at the U.S. Open, holed a birdie putt from just off Love Your Legs Again! the green on the first hole, then didn’t made Remove Varicose Veins with another birdie the rest of the day. He also shot a 73 Endovenous Laser Therapy. and tied for fourth with Woods, missing a chance to supplant Woods at No. Call Today! 740.446.5143 1 in the world. “It was anybody’s ball game,” Mickelson said.

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