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Summers County
Bus 27 Jim Nelson (Leave home
6:50, first pick up 6:51). Start at
home, going to Stoney Creek read,
through Ballengee out Wayside
Road and circle back to Ballengee to
Talcott and down Fire House Road
to Talcott Elementary. From Talcott
Elementary to Pine Hill. On to
Hinton Area Elementary, Summers
Middle School, and Summers
County High School. Evening run
reverse of morning run. (Evening,
Last stop 4:43).
Bus 10
(Leave home 6:05, first pick up 6:20).
Start at Fire Tower Road, Clayton
Church Road, back to Griffith Creek,
to Eagle Branch, back to Rt. 3. Pick
up students from Route 3 lower bus
house to Talcott School, on to Hinton
Area Elementary, Summers Middle
School and Summers County High
School. Evening run reverse of
morning run. (Evening Last stop
4:45).
Bus 24 Travis Grimmett (Leave
home 6:15, first pick up 6:22). Start
at Fire Tower Road through Tempo
plus Judson on to Balnoble Road to
Talcott School. Down Rt. 3 to
Summers Middle School and
Summers County High School.
Evening run reverse of morning run.
(Evening, last stop 4:50).
Bus 4 Be Donohoe (Leave garage
6:00, first pick up 6:35. Start picking
up on Marie Road from Rt. 12, turn
le out the P.J. Light road and back,
then to Marie. Turn left toward
Ballengee Road about 1 mile, turn,
back through Marie out to Monroe
C0unty line, turns back toward
Marie then lei before Marie onto a
road that leads to Greenville Rd.
Turn right on Greenville Road to Rt.
12 and to Blume's store. Meet bus
#39 and transfer students. Pick up
at Blume's store, down Rt. 12 and
Rt. 3 picking up students to Hinton
Area, Summers Middle, and
Summers County High Schools.
Evening run reverse of morning run.
(Evening, last stop 4:35).
Bus 39 Kenneth Shrewsbury
(Leave home 6:20, first pick up 6:35).
Seminole Road to Jim Blume's store
at Forest Hill, get Talcott students
from bus #36 and #4. Pick up Talcott
students down Route 12. Pick up
into Talcott. Second run: Pine Hill
6:35 a.m.). Start top of Freezeland
down mountain to Broomstraw road,
up Broomstraw road back down
Madams Creek to Hinton Area,
Summers Middle through west end
to Summers County High School.
Evening run reverse of morning run.
(Evening last stop 4:25).
Bus 21 Mike Fleshman (Leave
bus garage 6:20, first pick up 6:45).
Start at Will Dodd Hollow down
Route 3 and out Broomstraw road
back to Jumping Branch, pick up
down Route 3 to Hinton Area,
Summers Middle through west end
to Summers County High School.
Evening run reverse of morning run.
(Evening, last stop 4:25).
Bus 55 Benny Basham (Leave
home 6:15, first pick up 6:45).
Ellison Ridge to Suck Creek back to
Jumping Branch School down Route
3 to Hinton Area Elementary to
Summers Middle School on to
Summers County High School.
Evening run reverse of morning run.
(Evening, last stop 4:30).
Bus 56 Bobby Lilly (Leave home
6:15, first pick up6:49). Sand Knob
Robin Roost Road to Jumping
Branch down Leatherwood Road to
Hinton Area, Summers Middle
School, and on to Summers County
High School. Evening run reverse of
morning run. (Evening, last stop
4:40).
Bus 8 Donald Basham (Leave
home 6:20, first pick up 6:45). Start
at Streeter, Mount View to Colonial
Manor, to Beagle Club Road then to
Green Valley Apts. Stop at Jumping
Branch School down Route 3 to
Hinton Area, Summers Middle
School, and on to Summers County
High School. Evening run reverse of
morning run. (Evening, last stop
4:30).
Bus 37 Phillip Light (Leave home
6:25, first pick up 6:45). Start at the
intersection of Old Lowell Rd. and
Talcott. Go up Old Lowell Rd. to
Creamery Rd. Go' up Creamery Rd.
to county line at Keaton's turn and
back to Old Lowell Rd. Go up
Keller's Creek Rd. to Conner's, turn,
back to Old Lowell Rd. on to Pence
Springs, down Rt. 3 to Talcott, across
tracks and bridge to Purdue Rd.,
down and back to Talcott School.
Pick up down Rts. 3 and 12 to Hinton
School Bus Scn 00dule
morning run. (Evening, last stop
4:20).
Bus 3
(Leave bus garage 6:40, first pick up
6:55). Across Woodrum Town up Rts.
3 and 12 up Camp Lightfoot Road
back to Willow Wood road, meet bus
#49, transfer Talcott students, then
to T J Allen's, return to Hinton Area
El.ementary, Summers Middle
School and Summers County High
School. Evening run reverse of
morning run. (Evening, last stop
4:05).
Bus 25 Larry Crane (Leave home
6:20, first pick up 6:30). Start up
Lawn Mountain, up Mize Hollow
and Dungan Branch to Route 20,
pick up at Fox Addition to Summers
County High School. Pick up
through west end (Sth. Avenue) to
Summers Middle School and on to
Hinton Area Elementary. Evening
run reverse of morning run.
(Evening, last stop 4:30).
Bus 33
(Leave at 6:45, first stop 6:55). Ramp
to Route 20 up Route 20 to Summers
County High School. Pick up
through west end to Summers
Middle School and on to Hinton Area
Elementary. Evening run reverse of
morning run. (Evening, last stop
4:15).
Bus 11 Chuck Richmond (Leave
home 6:25, first pick up 6:25).
Lockbridge, pick up on Route 20 to
Summers County High School,
Riverview and 12th. Avenue. Pick up
through west end to Summers
Middle School and on to Hinton Area
Elementary. Evening run reverse of
morning run. (Evening, last stop
4:30).
Bus 28 Hayward Cales (Leave
home 6:15, first pick up 6:30). Starts
Sewell Mountain out King's
Cometary Rd. to Claypool, to
Meadow Creek to Summers County
High School, Summers Middle
School and Hinton Area Elementary.
Evening run reverse of morning run.
(Evening, last stop 4:10).
Bus 36 Chris Cales (First pick up
6:30). Start at Bozoo picking up
students to Indian Mills and Rt. 12.
No more pick ups until 4-H Road.
Go out 4-H Road picking up students
to upper end of Dr. Fox Rd. Turn lei
on Dr. Fox Rd. ar_d make circle back
Bus 26 Howard Harvey (Leave
church 6:45, first pick up 6:50). Hix
area, picks up Summers County
High School students and
elementary students for Hinton
Area Elementary, Summers Middle
School and on to high school.
Evening run reverse of morning run.
(Evening, last stop 4:25).
Bus 19 Connie Brandon (Leave
home 6:15, first pick up 6:22).
Hungarts Creek, Kirby Mountain,
Fisher Hill to Route 3, pick up to
Talcott, unload grade school
students. Pick up students down
Route 3 and 12 to Summers Middle
School and on to Summers County
High School. Evening run reverse of
morning run. (Evening, last stop
4:50).
Local Auutioneer Attends
National Auctioneers
Association 50th.
Anniversary Convention
Randy S. Burdette of Riverbend
Auction Company in Alderson, was
among the auctioneers from
throughout the United states and
Canada who attended the 1999
National Auctioneers Association
(NAb,) national convention. The
convention was held July 20-24 in
Grand Rapids, Mich., and marked
the 50th. anniversary of the
Association.
NAA conducted more than 30
workshops and seminars during the
convention. Some of the subjects
covered included classic automobile
auctions, auction advertising and
technology trends. The exploding
world of online auctions and the role
of traditional auctioneers with them
was a topic of discussion at the
convention.
Riverbend Auction Co. will soon
be implementing rretreactive and live
internet bidding capabilities to their
auction services. Once available,
items for auction in" the
Southeastern area of West Virginia
will have the same on line
possibilities as the present online
trading companies, only now
actually followed up with a real live
auction.
In addition to NM workshops,
up Route 12 and 3 to Whanger Road, Area, Summers Middle School and to Barger Springs Rd., on to Talcott
to Talcott, evening run meet bus #4 Summers County High School. School, down Rts. 3 & 12 picking up
and 36 at State Road Garage, Evening run reverse ofmorning run. at Skidmore's stop and on the
transfer students. Evening run o (Evening, last stop 4:55). Hinton Area, Summers Middle, and
revere of mornrg r)jn. bitg ¢f, ,l"!ayMd|Iavekome. S'ers CouIity. High School
Whanger Road and Pine Hill 6:05, first pick up 6:35). Starts at Evening run revee ofmorning run.
meeting bus #4 and #36 at State
Road Garage. (Leave school 3:27,
Evening, Last stop 4:35).
Bus 54
(Leave bus garage 6:40, first pick up
7:01). Starts Irish Mountain Road,
up River Road to Bellepoint Bridge
picking up through.Avis to Hinton
Area Elementary to Summers
Middle School. Pick up students for
Summers County High School,
picking up through west end to
Summers County High School.
Evening run reverse of morning run.
(Evening, last stop 4:30).
Bus 18 Tim Lilly (Leave home
6:45, first pick up 6:45). Start at
Conference Center Road, up Little
Wolf Creek, down Buck Road to
Wlow Wood Station, transfer
Talcott students to bus 2, then to
Hedrick House pick up all students
from Hedrick House to Pine Hill,
then to Hinton Area Elementary,
SummeL's Middle school and on to
Summers County High School.
Evening run reverse of morning run.
(Evening last stop 4:35).
Bus 35 Richard Allen (Morning
Hill TOp Church and Lick Creek to
Don West Road coming out at Route
20, down Route 20 to Hinton Area,
Summers Middle School, and
Summers County High School.
Evening run reverse of morning run.
(Evening, last stop 4:32).
Bus 20 Gary Pack (Leave home
6:33, first pick up 6:33). Start at
home of Gary Pack on River Ridge.
Gravely Point Road to Route 20, up
Route 20 to Pipestem Park, turn,
then down Route 20 to Hinton Area
Elemrntary, Summers Middle
School and Summers County High
School. Evening run reverse of
morning run. (Evening, last stop
4:35).
Bus 5 Larry Pack (Leave home
6:40, first pick up 6:45). Starts at
Aubrey Keaton residence up Route
20 to True Road and pick up at
Hinerman's, back True Road to
Edwards Road to the end to turn and
back out True Road to Route 20,
down Route 20 to Hinton Area
Elementary, Summers Middle
School and Summers County High
School. Evening run reverse of
WHAT WE BELIEVE
at Riverview Chapel
SOME POINTS TO PONDER
WILL THERE BE REWARDS IN HEAVEN? Rav. 22.11 states:
"Behold I come quickly; and my reward is with me, to give every
man according as his work shall be."
NOTE: SALVATION IS NOT A REWARD] Romans 6:23 tells us:
"For the wages of sin is death; but the gift of God Is eternal life
through Jesus Christ our Lord.
2 Corinthians 5:10 Reveals the time of the rewards: "For we
(believers) must ell appear before the Judgment seat of Christ;
that every one may receive the things done in his body, according
to that he hath done, whether good or bed."
I Corinthians 3 tells us how to earn reward.=.
1st You have to build on the rlaht foundation: verse 11; For other
foundation can no man lay than that Is laid, which Is Jesus Christ."
2rid You must build with Perfect materials which verse 1;)
"Now if any man build upon this foundation gold, silver, precious
stones;" This seems to describe some good things which
Chrlstlans should be Involved in such as Bible Reading, Prayer,
itnesaing. Helping Others and Fellowship with fellow believers.
3rd You must avoid the Door materials that verse 12 deecrl_he__.:
"wood, hay, stubble;' Perhaps this describes our motives for God
and others. These materials are very combustible and will not
last. It may describe selfishness, pride, ¢ovetiousness,
unfdrgivenese Etc. May each of us choose to build with the right
materlalsl
RIVERVIEW CHAPEL: Comer of 16th & Temple, Hinton, W. V. For
further help call 466-0950 or 466-5423. For free Bible Course call
466-5423.
(Evening, last stop ).
Bus 34 Jim Allen (Leave garage
6:20, first pick up 6:47). Zion
Mountain area into Bellepoint
picking up students for Hinton Area
Elementary, Summers Middle
School, and Summers County High
School. Evening run reverse of
morning run. (Evening, last stop
4:30).
Bus 22 Jim Cochran (Leave home
6:39, first pick up 6:45). Starts at Big
Creek, comes out to Willow Wood
down Willow Wood Road to Wiggins
Railroad crossing. Turn go back up
Willow Wood Road up Poweley's
Creek, back to Willow Wood Road
meet bus #18 and #53 then to
Talcott. Evening run reverse of
morning run going to Pine Hill.
(Evening, last stop 4:45).
Bus 47 Wilfred Adkins (Leave
home 6:40, first pick up 6.'55). Tug
Creek and Frank Brown Road to
Hinton Area Elementary, Summers
Middle School and Summers County
High School. Evening run reverse of
morning run. (Evening, last stop
4:30).
Bus 46 Maynard Blankenship
(Leave home 6:35, first pick up 6:35).
Chestnut Mountain, picking up on
main road into Hinton Area
Elementary, Summers Middle
School, and Summers County High
School. Evening run reverse of
morning run. (Evening, last stop
4:34).
,/23 1/2 Hour Towing
4' Road Service
,/Unlocking Service
,/General Motors Warranty Towing
,/Ford Motor Co. Warranty Towing
,/Light Mechanical Repairs
,/Free Storage first five days on
Police Tows
,/Roll-Back
,/Complete Autobody Shop
,/Alignments
,/Bake Oven
,/AND MUCH! MUCH! MOREl!
seminars and events were conducted
by the Auction Marketing Institute,
National Auctioneers Foundation
and National Auctioneers
Association Auxiliary. Another
convention highlight was a trade
show at which numerous companies
offered auction related products and
services.
NAA members' charitable efforts
were lauded during the auctioneer
gathering. The Association recently
surpassed a $1 million pledge to St.
Jude Children's Research Hospital
in Memphis, Tenn. and members
received a special thanks from St.
Jude officials for those efforts, as
well as for the organization's pledge
to raise an additional $1 million, for
a total of $2 million.
NAA, which has more than 5,800
members, strives to improve the
auction industry through
professionalism, continuing
education and improved
communication. Its headquarters
are in Overland Park, Kan.
Randy S. Burdette specializes in
Real Estate, Estates, Antiques &
Collectible auctions in the Southern
West Virginia area.
FUND ESTABLISHED
A fund for Brock Wright, son of
Christy and Kevin Wright and
grandson of City Councilman Bobby
and Shirley Wheeler, has been
established at City National Bank
to aid in the expenses associated
with his Bone Marrow Transplant.
Anyone wishing to make p
donation may do so by mailing it to:
The Brock Wright Fund, c/o City"
National Bank, 1). O Box 220,
Hinton, WV. 25951.
Tues. Aug. 24, 1999 Hinton News - 5
The Pfeifers
The Pfeifers Scheduled To
Perform at Peytons Camp
One of Gospel Music's most
popular artists, The Pfeifers, will be
featured in concert Tuesday, August
31 at 7:00 p. m. Since organizing
over a decade ago, The Pfeifers, who
make their home in Washington
Court House, OH, have enjoyed
much success nationally and
internationally in recent years with
performances at such prestigious
locations as Dr. Jerry Falwell's
Thomas Road Baptist Church in
Lynchburg, VA, as well as the
Mickey Gilley Theatre in Branson,
MO, where the group was the
featured artist at the Theatre's
special Easter Sunday Service.
The Pfeifers have enjoyed much
radio success with such popular
single releases as."No Thorns In The
Crown," "The Blood Was Enough"
and their current release, "I'm Going
Higher." The group has also enjoyed
appearances on The Nashville
Network's Primetime Country and
The Trinity Broadcasting Networks"
Praise The Lord program. In
addition, the group's weekly
television program. The Pfeifers -
' Lifting Jesus, i delivered in
homes across the country via 20
television stations, two satellite
feeds and Gospel Music Television
(GMT).
When the group isn't making
television appearances, this talented
group is featured across the country
each year in countless churches,
auditoriums, fairs and camp
meetings sharing the message of the
Gospel with musical excellence. The
group's unique ability to combine
exceptional vocal harmonies with
brass instrumentation, creates
musical excitement that is appealing
to audiences of all ages. A Pfeifer
concert is filled with musical
pleasure enjoyable for the entire
family.
The Pfeifers will be appearing at
7:00 p. m. To obtain additional
information regarding this exciting
musical event, call 540-563-5225.
Make plans to join The Pfeifers on
Tuesday, August 31 for what
promises to be thrilling events filled
with fantastic Christian Music.
HHS CLASS OF 1959
MEMBERS HHS CLASS OF
1959. Please be aware that plans
are being finalized for our 40-year
reunion to be held September 10, 11,
and 12 at Pipestem State Park.
Anyone who has the addresses of the
following classmates: Gary Sane
Lowe, Sue WflIey Bryant, Phylhs
Meador Farr, Mary Willey Arthur,
Carlos Richmond, Wendell Nelson,
Thomas Chattin, Marilyn Wills
Biggs, Lawana Jackson Dameron,
and Roy Thompson, please contact
Ricky Eades at 466-4363.
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