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HELP WANTED
VACANCIES -- Calhoun County Schools is now accepting
applications for Substitute Custodians. State law requires
that applicants submit to various tests to show proficiency
and they must have a high school diploma or G.E.D.
Applications are available at the Board of Education office,
HC 89, Box 119, Mt. Zion, WV 26151. Calhoun County Schools
is open daily between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m., Monday through
Friday. Deadline for applying is Thursday, May 22, 2008.
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CALHOUN County Committee on Aging (CCCOA) is accepting
applications for Personal Care Providers. Applicants must
have a valid CPR card and reliable transportation. CCCOA is
an equal opportunity employer, age 60 and over are
encouraged to apply. All applicants are subject to a
Criminal Investigation Background check by the W.VA. State
Police. Applicants must submit three letters of reference
along with the application that can be picked up at the
senior center. Please call Brenda Summers or Kathy Badgett
at 354-7017 for more information.
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PART-time assistants as company reps wanted! Applicant
must have access to internet and must be above 18 years.
Interested applicant should contact Mrs. Bliss at
brandy.bliss@hotmail.com. 8tc/4/10-5/29
SPEECH Therapist to work part-time as needed with
children and adults with developmental disabilities. Current
license required. Experience working with individuals who
have mental retardation and/or developmental disability a
plus. Interested individuals may submit resume to
jtyre@westbrookhealth.com; by mail or in person at
Westbrook Health Services, 2121 Seventh Street, Parkersburg, WV 26101.
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SERVICES
HOLBERT’S Lawn Care: Professional lawn care at affordable
prices. Free estimates. Call 655-8289.
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WESTFALL’S Wrecker Service. Emergency roadside
assistance, tows, unlocks, tire changes, jump starts, and
all roadside assistance. Jeremy Westfall, owner, Mt. Zion.
354-0055. 4tp/5/1-22
DS Paving -- Asphalt and seal coating: 25% discount; 30
years experience; free estimates; work guaranteed. 623-1553
or 472-6461. WV0 #14145.
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WILL DO babysitting in my home at Mt. Zion. 354-6556.
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BIDS
SURPLUS PROPERTY SALE -- Calhoun County Schools will be
conducting a surplus property sale using the sealed bid
process. The deadline for bids will be May 28, 4:00 p.m.
Items may be inspected by calling 354-7011, ext. 18, for an
appointment. All sales will be final and items must be
picked up within two weeks of bid award notification. Bid
sheets will be available at the county office of Calhoun
County Schools. Calhoun County Schools reserves the right to
reject any or all bids. The following is a list of items
available: School bus - #11, 1993 Ford, B-700, VIN#
1FDXJ75C2PVA08875, 77 pass., Blue Bird body, 5.9 Cummins
diesel, 210 hp, 142,180 miles, 6 speed manual trans., air
brakes, Hendrickson air suspension; School bus - #21, 1993
Ford, B-700, VIN# 1FDXJ75C4PVA08876, 77 pass., Blue Bird body, 5.9 Cummins
diesel, 210 hp, 190,482 miles, 6 speed manual trans., air
brakes, Hendrickson air suspension, front cover oil leak; 1
lot of parts for Ford buses and trucks (list available);
Approximately 5 pallets of concrete block, mostly 8” split
face; 9 rolls used 4’ chain link fence wire, posts and top
bars (used); Large John Deere three point hitch disk
(category 2 pins); 6’x10’ tilt bed utility trailer (needs
some work); Miscellaneous office furniture, desks, file
cabinets, tables, chairs (call for specifics); 5 new garbage
disposals; 2 new range hoods; General meat slicer; 5
compartment serving trays (used, approx. 200); Gravely
tractor/mower (17 hp rider with 72” deck); Gravely mower
deck (72”); 72” John Deere mower deck (belly type); 4”
military water pump (diesel engine); fork lift, 6000 pounds,
hard surface use, gasoline power; Food warmer, cabinet type;
Chimney stone and block from Morris house (must be taken
down); 6 door plywood wall cabinet; used stainless paper
towel dispensers (approx. 20). For detailed information on
items, or appointment to inspect, call 354-7011, ext. 18.
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FOR
RENT
APARTMENT for rent on Bull River Run Road. Adults only.
Clean and ready. Call 354-6312 or 354-9345.
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MANUFACTURED HOMES
4 BEDROOM Clayton Home, delivered and set, $58,900. Home
Show - Buckhannon, between Weston and Buckhannon on Rt. 33,
304-472-8900. Open 7 days a week.
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PRE-OWNED
homes for sale. 304-472-8900.
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NOTICE
NOTICE -- I will not be responsible for any debts other
than my own.
Harrison Lee Coon
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SALES
4 FAMILY Yard Sale -- 1 day only, Saturday, May 10, 9
a.m. - 4 p.m., with a rain date of Saturday, May 17. 4 miles
north of Grantsville on Rt. 16 to Five Forks area. Turn
right on Nobe Road at Marathon Station and go 1-1/4 miles to
box 109 on the left. Look for signs. Rag rugs, hunting bow,
guitar, clothing, households, knick-knacks, kids toys,
vintage linens, vintage hand-tatted doilies, antique wooden
toy wagon, baby furniture, china and stoneware dishes,
Craftsman snow blower and much more.
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FOR SALE
BACKYARDIGAN Toddler bed; file cabinet, $25; primitive
Highboy, $225; new wood cabinets - USA made; gifts for Mom -
silver estate jewelry, new QVC purses, Avon perfume, many
B1G1; Memorial flowers, flags, and solar angels. Summer
clothing for the entire family. Tuxedo Rentals. Common
Cents, 219 Main St., Spencer, 927-4377,
www.CommonCentsConsignment.com.
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IT’S DEALING Time at Middletown Homes of Weston. Offering
new and used singles, modulars and sectionals, starting as
low as $39,900 set and delivered. Are you ready to deal?
Stop by or call today. 1-800-874-4663.
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FINANCING
NO MATTER what your credit is, we may be able to get you
approved for a new home. We can even take your application
over the phone. 304-472-8900. Home Show - Buckhannon.
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“NO Money Down” Program if you own land, with approved
credit. Home Show - Buckhannon, 304-472-8900.
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WANTED
WANTED -- Shapely wife, college graduate, SWF or DWF,
with house/car/job. 354-6688, Mr. King (age 42). No male
calls.
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BIRTHDAYS
Happy 8th Birthday to
LOGAN LEACH
in Oklahoma
from
Papaw and Nanny Heiney
in West Virginia.
We love you!
THANKS
NOTE OF THANKS
The family of Flara B. Gherke wants to thank everyone for
the visits, beautiful cards, flowers, delicious food, or who
helped in any way during the illness and death of our
mother, grandmother, great-grandmother, and
great-great-grandmother. Most of all we appreciate the
prayers! We especially want to say “thank you” to the
following: Wonderful caregivers who were dependable and
provided excellent care for her at home and came to visit
while in the hospital; Minnie Hamilton Health System’s
doctors, nurses, and staff who provided wonderful, loving
care during her stay in Long Term Care and ICU units and
were very helpful to the family during the last days of her
life; Stump Funeral Home for making a most difficult time
much easier for all of us; Elder Mark Minney, Rev. Curtis
Smith, and Rev. David VanHorn for officiating during the
services and providing the comforting words needed by family
and friends; David and Linda VanHorn for the lovely music;
pallbearers who assisted during the services; and First
Baptist Church of Grantsville and Victory Baptist Church for
providing a wonderful meal for the family. If we have left
anyone out, please be assured we appreciate everything that
was done on behalf of Flara Gherke. May God richly bless you
all! Your acts of kindness will never be forgotten.
NOTE OF THANKS
I would like to take this opportunity to thank everyone
involved with the Dip and Donate Benefit on my behalf on
Sunday, May 4. I want to thank everyone on the Benefit
Committee, Wood Festival Committee, community, churches,
those who made monetary donations, those who donated and
prepared the wonderful food, and anyone else I have missed.
Also, a special thank you to Duane Wolverton, Junior Smith
and Lloyd Wright who purchased the muzzleloader and donated
it for the raffle. My family and I appreciate and will never
forget the love and giving of our friends and neighbors at
this cross-roads in our lives. My dad Roger, mom Loretta,
husband Micky, daughter Shayla, and sons Caden and Colten
are forever indebted to this community. We could not have
chosen a better place to have been born. Thank you and we
appreciate all of you. God’s richest blessings to everyone.
Love in Christ.
Jennifer Propst Miller
LOST & FOUND
FOUND -- A necklace was found in front of the Senior
Citizens Center on Saturday during the yard sale. Call the
Chronicle office, 354-6917, to identify.
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IN MEMORIAM
IN MEMORY OF
RUSSELL RAY
WEHRLE
May 29, 1966 - May 7, 2007
GRIEF WITH RELIEF
My baby boy gave me such joy.
It seems so unfair to speak of him
in the past tense.
My mind is tormented and this
logic makes less sense.
Even though I’m engulfed in the
grip of my grief.
I thank God for some sense
of relief.
Knowing Russell Ray’s a child
of God and
How quickly his name was called.
Leaves me with mixed emotions
that over takes my body
Like the fierce force of the ocean.
No . . . Russ wasn’t young when
he was abruptly to succumb.
Even at the age of 40 years;
does not keep away the
volume of my tears.
Past . . . I’ve only heard of this kind
of loss. Only now do I realize
the total cost.
The grief is in my gut, heart and soul;
continuing to leave this deep
empty hole.
The relief of not worrying over my
baby boy; knowing he’s experi-
encing a new overwhelming joy.
The selfish part wants to hold him
close and let him know
Mommy loves you most.
IN LOVING MEMORY OF
EUNICE CHRISTINE RICHARDS
June 8, 1927 to May 8, 2007
SORROW
We sat beside your bedside, our
hearts were crushed and sore;
We did our best to the end,
’til we could do no more.
In tears we watched you sinking,
We watched you fade way; were
breaking,
When God called, we knew you
could not stay.
You left behind some aching hearts,
That loved you most sincere.
We never shall and never will
forget all the love and memories
that we hold so dear.
We will always love and miss
you, Mom.
Love you and miss you,
Children, step-children,
grandkids and great-grandkids
Verse by Shelia Mason.
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