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t 4 - Hinton News Tues. Jan. 29, 1991 The Hinton News Published Tuesday By The Hlnton Publishing Corporation 210 Second Avenue Hlnton, W Va. 25951 GR Fred Long Publisher. Editor Phone (304) 466-0005 USPS 246.180 By Carrier SulcrlpUons By Mall 25¢ Dally $. 1 lUmNctWw IL S. liml Rquhlk u tin,t Sond Clau FOrego Paid At Hlnten, I Articles submitted to the Hinton News must reach the office by Fri- day noon in order to be considered for publication in the following Tues. day paper. Please include your name and a phone number where you can be reached during business hours. The Hinton News reserves the right to edit any material and regrets that articles cannot be returned. Items for the Community Bulletin Board must reach the ofice by Mon- day noon in order to be considered for publication in that week&apos;s paper. i SENIOR NEWS ACTIVITIES AT THE HINTON SENIOR CENTER Located on the corner of r National Park Service Second Ave. and Summerm St. Partially funded by the W. Va. Commission on Aging Mr. & Mrs. Robert David Joy Farney -Joy Wed. Jan. 30 ' Menu: Spaghetti, coleslaw, sliced II peaches, french bread. Activities: Nutrition Advisory Council meetingat the Hinton House at 11:00 a.m. , Thurs. Jan. 31 Menu: White beans]onions, toma- , toes, fruit jello, cornbread. r , Activities: Bingo for prizes after lunch. Fri. Feb. 1 Menu: Baked Ham. glazed sw. potatoes, cinnamon applesauce, ice Pamela Rae Farney and Robert David Joy were married at 2 P.M., Nov. 24th at the Sterling Evangeli- cal Mennonite Church, Sterling, Kansas. Pastor David Harder per- formed the double-ring ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Marvin and Fleda Farney of Ab- byville, Kansas, and the grand- daughter of Gladys Caldwell and the late John Caldwelt of Hinton. The groom is the son of David and Beverly Joy of Alpena, Mich. Gretchen Schmidt, Hesston, Mendota Heights, Minn.; Randy Isey, Columbus, Oh.; and Bob Fitch, Freemont, Ind. Ringbearer were Tim Diedrich, Knoxville, Tenn., nephew of the groom. After a wedding trip to Kansas City, Mo., the newlyweds are home in Eagan, Minn. The bride works for Nordic Travel, Bloomington, Minn. Her husband is a national market- ing representative for Chex Systems, Bloomington, Minn. She is a graduate of Tabor Col- lege, Hillsboro, Kansas, with a Announces New River Neighbors Program in Hinton On Sun. Feb. 3, the New River Neighbors Program Series will fea- ture Mr. Roy Long discussing his experiences working for the C & O Railway. The program begins at 2:30 p.m. and will be held at the Sum- mers County Visitor Center located .in the Old Cox Building on Temple St. in downtown Hinton, WV. Mr. Long began his railroad ca- reer in 1938 as a C & O Railway telegraph operator at North Moun- 00Round Hin ton tain, Va. He came to Hinton in 1940 to participate in this program. The where he worked as assistant chief Hinton Branch of the American train dispatcher of the Hinton divi- Association of University Women sion until his retirement in 1981. Mr. Long writes the weekly column "Railroad Recollections  for the Hinton News. Individuals interested in learn- ing more about the areas railroad- ing history or sharing their own will provide refreshments. For more information concerning this program or any ofthe 1991 New River Neighbors Programs please call the National Park Service Visi- tor Center in Hinton at 466-0417, or Park Headquarters in Glen Jean at railroading experiences are invited 465-0508. LIVESTOCK MARKET crean9. , : .:, . Kansas, was Maid of Honor. Brides- AcGmepl sing: II:15: maidswere:Leslie Balman;Topeka, Birthdiy parity for Senior observing Kansas; Noelle Dick, Hillsboro, birthdays in Feb. Mon. Feb. 4 Menu: Spanish more, green beans, coleslaw, butterscotch pudding, french bread. Actiyiies: ble study at 11:15. Ts. Feb. 5 Menu: White beans/onions, broc- coli, applesauce, cornbread. Activities: Wellness workshop at 11:15. Menu changes may occur due to the unavailability of certain foods, or due to circumstances beyond our control. Kansas; and Vickie Farney, Wichita, Kansas, cousin of the bride. Flower- girl was Abby Rayl, Hutchinson, Kansas, cousin of the bride. • Scott Joy, Calgary, Alberta, Can- ada, was best man for his brother. Groomsmen were: Randy Pentel, Blood Pressure Clinic Hinton Center Jan. 30 II - i. VITA PROGRAM VITA( Volunteer Income Tax Assistance) program begins Feb. 7. Volunteers will be available at the Hinton Senior Center each Thurs. Feb. 7, 8:00 A.M. until 1:00 P.M. for the purpose of aisting the elderly and low income with the prepara- tion of their tax returns. Bus Schedule for Feb. Beckley Feb. 7  Mercer Mall Feb. 22 By: Shirley Garten Jolliffe Donald Bennett of Hinton and his twin brother Arnold Bennett, who now lives in Hinton, celebrated a birthday on Jan. 15th. Ron Bennett, also of Hinton, cele- brated a birthday recently. Jennifer Garten, previously of Hinton, celebrated her 16th birth- day recently. Joe Jolliffe celebrated his birth- day on Jan. 16th. Diane & Charles Pitzer's anni- versary was Jan. 12th. Jackie Crook and his wife Shelda Crook celebrated birthdays this week. John Cobb, formerly of Hinton, had a birthday Jan. 2nd. Sally Lavender, also formerly of Hinton, had a birthday, Jan. 11. Janine Ward of Hinton celebrated a birthday on Jan. 16th, with her daughter Angela also celebrating one soon. JOE SCRUGGS Joe Scruggs will be performing on Sat. Feb. 2 at the Little Theatre of the Char]eston Civic Center. Two shows are s]ated. One at 10AM and one at 2PM. Bachelor's Degree in English. He is  :Ticket Prices: All seats reserved a graduate of Centra]4Michigvin ..... $ £Ldiscount for Fox Kids Club University,Mount Pleasant, Mich., . members presenting membership with a Bachelor's Degree in Busi- card only at Civic Center Box Office hess Administration. - Offer good only on advance sale. Out of town guests included For ticket purchase call Ticket- Marilyn Caldwell, Hinton; Geoff master Charleston Area 342-5757 Jones, Bluefield; and Eric Jones, or toll freein W.Va., Oh., and Ky. 1- Orange City, Iowa. 800-877-1212. Deployed To Mzddle Rotary Club Report Christmas Party at Avis School. to claim. Each year Rotary Club has a party Success is being big of heart, and for the warm and loving children clean and broad in mind; it's being who attend Avis School. As usual Santa stopped by and helped Fr. Dave Schmitt give out the goodies. These children remind us that Success is in the way you walk the "Path of life each day; it's in the little things you do, and in the things You say. Success is not in getting rich, or rising high to fame. It's not alone in winning goals, which all mbn hope faithful to Your friends, and to the stranger, kind. It's in the children whom you love, and all they learn from You; success depends on char- acter, and everything you do. We wish these children much success in life. See you again next year Santa (F. Ciampi). Reporter Maxine Ciampi CA RD OF THANKS We want to thank all of our relatives, friends, and neighbors for the prayers, food, flowers and any other acts of kindness shown to us during Stephaniers death. A special thanks to Summers County Hosptial Emergency Room staff for their compassion and to the Ronald Meadows Funeral Home. May God Bless each one who supported us, in any way, during this difficult time. The Family of Stephanie Jean Cody East Spec. Gary L. Patton has deployed to the Middle East with American military forces participating in Operation Desert Shield. Opersation Desert Shield is the largest deployment ofU. S. military f-'< Viet, m. The operation is in response to Iraq's invasion of Kuwait and threat to Saudi Arabia. =It is the presence of dedicated military people like Patton that brings America's principles to life and gives them strength and mean- ing," President George Bush said. The soldier is a carpentry and masonry specialist at Fort Rucker, Ala. Patton is the son of Elmer E. and Gwendolyn M. Patton of 405 Sixth Ave., Hinton. He is a 1984 graduate of Hinton High School. IRON MAIDEN Iron Maiden will be appearing Sat. Feb. 2 at 8 PM at the Charleston Civic Center Coliseum. Ticket Prices: $18.50 - all seats reserved. For ticket purchase call Ticket- m,,r Charh.ston ,area 342-5757 or tol} fl'ee in W.Va., Oh., and Ky. 1- 800-877o1212. Bluegrass Market, Inc. Lewisburg, WV Sat. Jan. 19 327 head of livestock sold to 72 buyers amounting to $85,669.37. Stocker And Feeder Steers Under 500# 79.00-100.00; 500- 750# 40.00 - 85.00; Over 750# 73.00. Heifers Uncler 500# 67.00 - 89.00; 501 - 750# 64.00 - 78.50. Over 750# 46.50 - 60.00. Bull Calves 67.00 - 102.00. Baby Calves 95.00 - 145.00. Slaughter Cattle Heifers 50.50.58.00; Cows 32.50 - 51.00; Most Sold 45.00 - 47.00; Bulls 47.00- 62.50; Under 1000 52.00 - 62.00; Over 1000 47.80 - 59.25. Cow And Calf Pairs 540.00 - 680.00. Cows, BH 590.00 - 640.00. ' Hogs Slaughter 46.50 - 54.50; Sows 38.00 - 45.00; Boars 53.00; Pigs & Shoats, BH 13.00 - 47.00. Sheep & Lambs: Blue 47.00; Red 46.00; Others 44.00 - 54.00. Baby Lambs: 7.00 - 21.00. Goats, BH 6.00 - 65.00. Preneed Funeral Planning Certificate of Deposit thru you I:.ocal Bank or Forethought Life Ins. Co. Our competent staff has been professionally trained to assist you in funeral planning, as well as counsel and help you or those you love through the funeral experience. Our reputation is built on serving families like yours and we pledge that we will merit the confidence you have placed in us. Feel free to contact us for answers to any questions you might have.., now or in the future. RONALD MEADOWS FUNERAL PARLORS 130 Temple St., Hinton Phone 466-1179 That Blessings May Shine on You... Come to church BAPTIST Beech Run Ba@tiet Church Superintendent, Alice Bowyer, Sunday Schoo 10, Morning wor- ship 11. Bellepoint Bapllsl Church N. Bruce CresweH, Jr., Pastor: Sunday Service: Joe McBride, Supt., Sunday School 9:45 am. Morning Worship, 11 am. Youth fellowship,5:45 pro. Evening Sew. ice, 7 pro. Wedne6day Service, 7:COpra. Prayer Meeting and Bible Study. Big Creek Lynn Maddy, Pastor: Sunday School 10 a.m. Morning Worship 11 a.m. each Sunday. Evening Services, Sunday at 7p.m. Prayer mooting Wed. = 7 p.m. B Y F Sunday at S p.m. Brooke Sapaa Chur.¢h Pastor Darrstl Harem: Edwarid Cyrus, Sunday School Supedn. tondent., Sun.School 10 a:m. Morning Worship 11 a.m. Eve- ning Service Sun. at 7 p.m. Preyer Meeling Tues. at 7.'30 p.m.Wed. Service 7 p.m. Calvary Baptist Church Red Suiphor: Re'#. Rick Hender- son, Sunday School 10 A.M. = Randy Hedge, Superintendent Morning Worship 11.'00 A.M. Evening Worship 7:30 P,M. Wed. nasday Worship 7:30 P.M. Careen Rev. Nathaniel Johnson: Sunday School, E. G. Crawford, SuPt. 11 &m. Morning Worship Every Sun- day. Preaching tU. and 3. Sundays at 11C4mtrat&m. end 6 p.rn. I Pastor Rol0t L. Moore:9:45 a.rn. !Church School 11 &m. Morning Worship. 6:30 p.m. n Y F. ?.t30 p.m. Evening Wofip. 7 p.m. Wednesday Mid. Week Sen, k. Choolnut Grove Bapti=tCt=rch Pastor: Benny Nlen. St4)arinten- dent: Lowell Bennett. Sunday School 10 a.m. Morning Worship 11 &m. Evening Service 7:30 Wed. Evening Serviee 7.'30 p.m. Cook's Chapel (Regular Baptist Church) John S. Atktnson. Pastor: 10 a.m. Sunday SchooL Supt. Charlas Bowkm. 11 a.rn. Morning Worship. 6 p.m., B Y F 7 p.m. Evening Worship Wed. 7 p.m. Prayer Ming. Foonmt - Freewill Two iles norlh o( Aldeftort on the Aria Road, Sunday Scho 10 a.m. Bapti Youth League 6 p.m. Evening se¢as 7 p.nt Rr=t Ikqot Church Sunday  9:45 &m. Bruce Rkmond, SUpL Morning Wor- ip 11 ¢m., Evening Sarvk 7:00 p.m. Mid Week Sen4¢o 700 p.m, Fonmt Hill It Clhur¢lt Pastor Jon E. Elate: Stmdoas 2nd. & 4th. Sunday 11:00, Sun- day NIgM ServtoN 7:00, Wednas. day Night 7:30,1 It. & 3rd. Sunday Services At Methodist Church At 8:30 P.M. Semite Meeting.  Bal:t Churd Dan Spenm¢, Pastor. Sunday 10 m., Morning Worship 112)0 &m. Sunday Evening 6.'00 p.m. Wed. Evening 7:00 p.m. Orlffilh Creek Edw Ray I.'r Jr., Pater: Sun- dr/School 10 a.m. S.S. Sl. Metvln Ryen. Worahlp Setvk= At 11:0o .qM m., . ar h. Sunda Ewning  at 7.1)0 P.M. 2rid, amd 4th. Sunday. Mid Week Pf_=)M Service kl Youth Melng E&ohWedyat 7:00 P.M. Indian Illa Baptist Church Steve Howdock, Pastor: S.S. Supt." James Keatley, Sunday School 10 A.M. Classes for all ages. Worship. Service, 11 A.M. and 7 P.M. Every Sunday. Prayer Meeting Wed. 7 P.M. Jud=on Freewill Baptist Church Pastor Pat Kounse: Sunday School 10.'00 o: dock. Every Sunday. Services Sunday Night At 7:00 o' clock.,Pat Konse Sunday School Superintendent. Keaey Springs Baptist C,trch Sunday School 10 A.M., Harold Meeks, Superintendent. Laud Creek Baptist Church First and third Sunday at 11 .'(X) am.. Second and Forth Sunday at 7.'(X) pro., Wednesday night Service 7.'00 pro., Sunday School 10:00 am. Pastor, Andy Howdock Uck  Baptist Church Sunday Schoolat 10 am. Preach- ing Services,11 am. Every Sun- day. Prayer Meeting Wednesday 7 pro. Rev. Torn McGraw, Pastor, UtUe Woff Croek independent Baptist Church, Off . 12 on the Little Wo Creek Road, Pastor, Donald L. Hannah: Sunday School Superintendent, Wayne Browning, Sunday School 10:00 am't Wore hip Sewice 11:00 am, Sun. Evening Service 7pro. Youth Meeting Wednesday 6:30 pro.Mid Week Service Wed. 7prn. Meadow Creek Pastor J. L. Jot: Sun.IO am. Sunday School ; 11 am., Morning Worahip;7 pro. Evening Worship; 7 prn. Wed., Mid Week Bible Study and Prayer Meeting. Ideedow  Ray. WHflam Carter: Sunday School Superintendent Mrs. E. E. Johnson, Sunday School lOLrn` every Sunday. Prayer service Wednesday 6:30. Wen;hip serv- ice third Sunday at 11 a.m. Cat very Fmowtl BalXist Church. Sunday School 10:00 a.m., Preaching 11 .'00 & m., Preaching Sunday Night 7.'001 ).m.. Prayer Mooting Wednsday 7.'00. Pastor E. R. Buck Tyree New Sem Baptbt Clmrch !Pastor I. E. Hatcher: Sunday School 10:00. Church 11:(X) Fun- darnental. mma= Mzook.wy Batst Church Pastor Arnold Cooper: s. s. Supentendant KId:,y Bragg, Sunday School9:45., Morning Wors, hip and Children Church 11 a.m. Sunday Morning. "EvenlngrBuRday Wohip 7:30. PreyeMllng and Yott U- ing 7.0 Wedrmeday. Pine Orow Pastor W.C. Stunpson: Sunday Schoo Stt, Big Hawks, Sunday 10 Lm. Morning Womhip • 11/DO A.M. Wednesday Evening Stay,co 730 p.m. Rhondm Anna Mdml Church Stmater, V/. Servlceevery2nd., 4th. and 5m. Saturday svenings at 7.'00 p.m. Rlwr V=lley Rt. 12 Forest Hill Road, Bill Jon. Pastoc 10 Lm. Sunday tfltondent 11 Lrn. Morning Wor- ship. 7:30 p.m. Evening Servk. 7 p.m. Youth Fokmhip Thur. Baplk, ROy Lee F.Iolk, Jr., Pastor: SUn. Sd'mol IOA.M.Wot- ship  11 A.M. each Sun- day. Pmyr Service, Bible Sen io, Youth Mooting Wed. 7 p.m. i Rotlinebug D. L. Stalnaker. Pastor: 10 a.rn. Sunday School classes for ages. Richard Holloran Supenn- tendent 11 a.m. Morning Wor- ship. 7 P.M. Night Service. Sandstorm Baptt Church Pastor Eddie Johnson: Sunday School'Supt. Bli Dean, Sunday School IOA.M., Morning Wohip 11 A.M., Evening Services 7.'00 P.M. Wed. Prayer Meeting and Youth Meeting 7 P.M. Saoond Talced, Fit Sun. Serce 11A.M. I Sunday at 3.'00 P.M. Saoond Saptlat Church 212 Jamas St., Fkw. Matthew Saundors, Sarvicas 2nd. & 4th. i Sunday 11 KM., Prayer Service Wedneeday S:30, unday Schoo! each Sunday 9.'30, Mr. James Nk::kok SupL Mrs. Edith Goode Assist. Temll Churdt Robert Combs, Pastor: Sunday School, 10 a.m. Melvin Williams Supt. Preaohing Servke$ at 11:00 a.m. every Sunday. upl'd Baptist Church Pastor A. Angeli, Jr.: S. S. - 10:00 Sunday Worship - 11.'00, Supt., Rudy Nien Stevenson, Asistent Supt. Rebecca RomonelloBtble Study Sunday Evening 7,'00 Youth Meet CATHOLIC St P=tdck Cot'oic Chu¢oh Mass Schedule, Sunday 9 a.m. CHRISTIAN ommumty t Pastor Doug Hatcher: Wohlp Services Sun. 11 a.m. and 7.'00 .m. Bible Study 10 &m. Wed. 7.'00 p.m. Rmt CIv'mtion Eddie Via, Minister: Sunday School 9:45 A.M. Morning Wor- ship 11:00 A.M., Sunday Evening Bib Sty. Sunday 6.'00 Youth CHRIST Hinton 1621 Surnffmm St. Minister, Phil- lip Smmb: Sunday Morning Bit Study 10 .m. Sunday Morning Worship Svlc 10:45 &m. Sun- day Evening Service 7.'00 P.M. wedry E9 S-ice 7 P.M. Lay Chtm:h of Chrilt Sunday m,O0, BI Study 0:45, Evening Sunday 7:00 p.m., Wed. mday 8ibis Stuff 700 P.M. ShockytH Tug Cek Road, Sunday Woe- ship 11 &M.SundayEvonlngS:30 P.M. W  7:3O P.M. --Lep'F3ySp',K'C 11 a.m. Fit on¢l Thlrd Stmdays, Holy Commnlen 11 Lm. Sec- ond and Fourth Sunda . METHODIST Bt Clwoo M Hlar Mim-mdal Church Sdloo110 a.m. Mo Wohip 11 Lm. Evening SerMco 7:30 P.M. U M Y F Wednesday 6 p.m. Rr UNtil Ilhod Chur HInton, WVGsraklF. Cwn, Min- ief: Sunday Scho 9:45 KM., MklgWomhip 1 I:00A.M. care avalab: tksrm wlm Ohlb d Wedmm Pmy V 1100/kM.- 1:00 P.M. In the Sen¢luw. Wedney Youth GlUb, 4:00 P.M. 60 P.M., F' Tronaportid: James Chapel at True Re/. Carlton Wdson, Pasor: Serv- 9 a.m. Sun. School 10 a.m. Johnson Minister, Hubert Grove: Sam Groves, Lay Leader. Study: 9:45. Worship 11 a.m. Un¢ladde Red Sulphur. Marshall Fowtdr, Pastor: Servic every second Sunday 7 p.m. every fourth Sun- day 11 a.m. May Jane Memod Pastor Reno H. Richmond: Sun- day School 10 a.m. Morning Worship 11 a.m. Evening Prayar Mooting 7:30 P.M. Melhodltt Ctrgo Rid Oeau'n: First Sunday & 3rd. Sunday, Brooklyn 9:15. Mt. Zion 10:15 A.M.. ,Sand Knob 11:30 P.M.. Ntntz 2rid. and 4th. Sun- day. Bhel 9,'30. Pluto Marthe Chapel 11 .'00. Madan'B CrW,. Mount Iih Morning Worship 9.'90 a.rn. Church School 10:30 am. U M Y F Tuesday 5."30 P.M. New Hol C. FrenkJin Micl Pastor: Sunday Sohoo110 am, Woeohlp 1st & 3rd Sun. 11 arn & 4th Stm. at 7:30pnl Ok Grove C. Frenldin MP...k, Paslor: Sunday SCJ'I at 11 am, Wori, Np 2nd & 4thsun., lOam& 1st Sun.at 7pro TMCO. Charge C. Franklin Mick, Pastor: Forest Hill, 1st & 3td Sundays: Worship 10 am, Sun. School 11 Tdn.y C. Fronk Mick, Pastor: Sunday School 10 am, Wohip 2rid & 4th Sun. 11 am& 31 Sun. at 7:30pm PRESBYTERIAN c Greenville, 10 Lm. Sunday !School 7'.45 p.m., Commun Wonh Se First Prbyte0 Chur Rev, Rohart H. Glaser: Sunday School 9:4 & Womhip  1:00 am ! Pray Meellng Wed. 7:30 P.M. hm's Cnm Greenvilie, 10Lm. SondaySchool 7:45 p.m., CommW Womp Seno. l(ogr at  Rev.  McMunay, Pastor. Worahip $orvlc=- heid at 2:30 pm on t and 3. Sund. McEkrmy Fiev. Stm*,arl k:Munay, Pastor. Grainy Medml,10 a.m. day SuhooL Womhip S4mc hd at 9 am on 2rid. sad 41h. Sunda)s. OTHERS Nlmon CSmh I OI 1301  St. Pastor Cecil woh: Sunday 8dool 0 m Mom WohV ,,am Sammy NIgM 7 pm Wed. MgM 7 pm l'Ikon G Taimwcilo 102 Maln Stree  rit, Pastor:. Sunday SOhool 10 Lm. Mornlngs Wondlip 11:[X) &m. Youth meeting 6.'30 p.m. Evon-  7:30 P.M. Bble Study Wdnuday 7:30 P.M. 'z WHm Sunday 10 am Public Tdt, SUn- day 11 am Watchtowar, Study Schoogl"hnh/e:3Op So,co MJumdng O,.on, Tadbemoo .  , S., . David Moten, Supt. Sunday Schcol 0:46 a.m. Moadng W=r. ship t 0".45 Lm. Vou Rdlovalhip s:o p.m. Evwg Wodp 7:3o p,m. Prayer  Wed. 7:30 P.M. i Lutheran Good Shepherd Lutheran Church Becklay, Sunday Worship 9.'30 &m., Sunday School 11 am., 725 D Hill Road. 252-5820 or 252 - 4793. RoY. Kenneth L. Frey MonlOlive Churdt A community church, Madams Creek Road, 21/2 miles, Wiflien, A. Thor, Pastor: 466-4299 Sunday School 10:OOa, m. Mor =ng Worship 11 .'(30 a.m., Evening Settee 7.'30 p.m. EDT, Wednas. day ( 7 p.m. EST. winter) Nas=rene 1602 Temple St. PestorRev. Robert Wiseman: Sunday School 10 a.m. Morning Womhip 11 a.m. Evangelist S.en_ Sunday Night 7 P.M. Thursday. P'rayer and Bible Study 7 P.M. PHIm" of Trulh Church At Bar Springs, Pastor, OnHilb Meadows: Sunday School 10.'00 A.M., Morning Worship 11.'00 A.M., Wednesday BiOie St udy 7.'00 P.M. RIll Chuch of God Nora Keaton, Pastor: Sunday 5ohool 10 am, Morning Worship 11 am, Evening Womhip 7 pro, Wed. Evening Bible Study 7 i'n, 215 Second Ave., Hlnton. River4ew Ch,p Speakers Harry Pilkington: Sun. !day, 9:30 LorEs Table 11:0(] amlly Bible Hour. 4.'00 Junio Young People. 7.'30. Eveng Service. HINTON NEWS 466-0005 BRIERS Inc. 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