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10 - Hinton News Tues. Oct. 14, 2003 Forty Expected For Elderhostel Program at GVCNRCTC Some Forty visitors from six states are expected on the Greenbrier Valley Campus of New River Community and Technical College Oct. 16-19 for the second Elderhostel program, sponsored by the Center for Workforce and Business Developmentwith Terri' Baker as prbgram coordinator. Visiting in the Greenbrier Valley, the group from Florida, Virginia, Tennessee, Ohio, North Carolina and West Virginia will visit the National Park Service Visitor's Center at Sandstone; be greeted by the Hinton Mayor Cleo Mathews and members of the Summers County Convention and Visitor's Bureau, and visit the Hinton Railroad Museum, the Clock Museum and the Veterans Museum. They will also visit the John Henry Statue and Thimble and Plow Store in Talcott and tour the Pence Springs Hotel and the Alderson Railroad Station. The Elderhostel visitors will also be a part of the annual Bridge Day observance in Fayetteville and tour Tamarack as well as view the living history of Mary Ingles. A Sunday opportunity to worship in one of several historic churches in the Greenbrier Valley will help conclude the three day event. Baker who spearheads the Center for Workforce and Business Development, depends on volunteer help from throughout the Valley to organize and present the Elderhostel programs. "I could not do this without the help of the volunteers and I welcome anyone who would like to help with future programs to telephone or write me,  Baker said, noting that she can be reached at 304-647-6570 or write the Center for Workforce and Business Development, 101 Church Street, Lewisburg, WV 24901. The GVCNRCTC serves the Monroe, Pocahontas, Summers, Greenbrier, eastern Fayette, southern Nicholas counties as well as the neighboring Alleghany Highlands of Virginia. From page 1 Clinebell Services Commment and That primary goal of this meeting is to seek volunteers to represent each class year from 1960 through 1969. Anyone interested should make an effort to attend and help make the "All 60's Class Reunion" a continuing success. -.---- Summers County Convention & Visitors Bureau director Kathy Upton has moved into the Visitor's Center on Temple St. The building, adjacent to the St. Patrick Catholic Church, also houses the Railroad Museum. Kathy was hired by the CVB Board of Directors last August and originally worked out of the Chamber of Commerce office at the corner of Ballengee St. and 2nd Ave. "It's been hectic," she said, ',and I'm not completely unpacked"; but she is now located on the second floor of the Visitors Center where Board Members felt she should be in order to provide Summers County with the best possible service. We look forward to seeing great things from are new CVB tourism director. PLEASE - OUR PUBLICATION POLICY ...does not permit us to publish items of commercial nature which would be classitied as paid advertising. Higher newsprint and other costs; plus longer press runs for circulation; dictate that strict editorial judgement must prevail. Unsolicited items which enter this office become our property, but can usually be retrieved upon publication. Guest editorials do not necsssadly reflect the views of the Hinton News. Publisher reserves right to reject or cancel any advertisement st any time. Cancellations will not be accepted by publisher after the closing date. The closing date and the deadline for business aertisements is Friday at 4:00 p.m. The dosing date and the deadline for placing dassitied advertisements is Monday at 11:00 a.m. Publisher not bound by any terms or conditions, pdnted or otherwise, appeadng on order blanks, advertiser's forms or copy instructions when in conflict with terms and conditions on publisher's rate card or policies. Advertiser and advertising agency will indemnify and hold harmless this newspaper; its officers, agents, employees and contractom, for all contents supplied to publisher, including text; representations and illustrations of advertisements printed, and for any claims arising from centers including, but not limited to defamation, invasion o! privacy, copyright inftingemant, piagiadsm, and in the case of a This newspaper shall not be liable for failure to print, publish or circulate all or any part of any issue in which an advertisement accepted by the publisher is contained if failure is due to acts of God or government, strikes, accidents, lack of newsprint or other circumstances beyond our control. Madison Bowles Local Youth Selected Local youth selected to appear as a regular in a new television program that will air statewide and locally on WVNS TV 59 Beckley/ Bluefield. Madison Bowles, daughter of Randy and Michelle Bowles, of Jumping Branch, will appear on the Saturday morning children's new program Kids News, which will air weekly beginning October 18th. at 10:30 a.m. Kids News is a news program which is designed specifically for young people in the Mountain State that is run by kids for kids focusing on issues of interest to young viewers. The program will broadcast from the newly completed Clay Center in Charleston, WV and will feature segments on science, traveling WV, and local and national issues, among others. Madison is no stranger to show business. She has performed with Theatre WV at Grandview Amphitheater for the past four seasons in "Wizard of Oz," "The Sound of Music," "Honey in the Rock," and "Hatfields and McCoys.  She has performed locally with HAE Kids in Dramatic Studies. SUMMERS COUNTY TH DEPARTMENT OCTOBER CLINIC SCHEDULE Oct. 14th. -Flu Shot Clinic at the Memorial Building 1() a.m. - 2 p.m. Oct. 15th. -Cholesterol, Blood Sugar and Hemoglobin 8 a.m. - 12 noon; Immunizations and TB Skin tests 1 p.m. - 4 p.m. Oct. 20th. - Cholesterol, Blood Sugar and Hemoglobin 8 a.m. - 12 noon; Immunizations and TB Skin tests i p.m.- 4 p.m. ct. ist. : renatal C|inic witl the Assoc. in OB/GYN 9 a.m. - 12 noon. Oct. 22nd. - Cholesterol, Blood Sugar and Hemoglobin 8 a.m. - 12 noon; Immunizations and TB Skin tests i p.m. - 4 p.m. Oct. 2#th. - Cholesterol, Blood Sugar and Hemoglobin 8 a.m. - 12 noon; Immunizations and TB Skin tests I p.m. - 4 p.m. Oct. 29th. - Cholesterol, Blood Sugar and Hemoglobin 8 a.m. - 12 noon; Immunizations and TB Skin tests i p.m. - 4 p.m. NOTICE There will be a meeting of the Democratic Executive Committee Thurs., Oct. 16 at 7 p.m. at the Memorial Building. We will be selecting a committee male from the Greenbrier District. The public is welcome. BENEFIT Benefit for the Building Fund, featuring The Turtle Creek Band, Abbygayle Chavis and Judy Ann Master will be held at the Peace in the Valley Praise Center. The center FREE COMPUTER TRAINING If you're looking for computer training, the NEW Summers County Technology Opportunity Centers (TOO) is your answer. Call now for information on FREE computer training in the TOC at Summers High School. Introductory Basic, Basic and Intermediate classes will be offered. Learn Microsoft Office Word, Excel, Power Point and Internet. For more information contact Gloria at 888- 862-0505. FALL O FEST Come join the fun at the Church ofthe Nazarene, on Friday evening, October 31st. from 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. A safe-fun night for all boys and girls. There will be games, eats, and treats. You may wear costumes. Please no witches, ghosts, devils, nor weapons. OLD FASHION CHRISTMAS DINNERS Tickets go on sale October 15th. for the Christmas Dinners at the Graham House, December 5th. and 6th. Starting at 6:00 P.M. with social hour, dinner served at 7:00 P.M. and entertainment following dinner. $25.00 per person. For more information and tickets please call 466-2117. REVIVAL SERVICES Revival services will be held at Upland Baptist Church October 20th. thru 24th. at 7:00 p.m. nightly. Guest speaker will be Danny Winders. Pastor, Cecil Cox. USED BOOK SALE Friends. of the Summers County Public Library Annual Used Book Sale will be October 10-19, 9-5 each day. The sale will be held at the "Old Murphy's Building" 209 Temple St., downtown Hinton. 00I00dWSmti00 itoM:ECO00G If the Lord wills, Bennett Memorial Chapel on Tug Creek, will be having a Fellowship Homecoming, Sunday, Oct. 19th. beginning at i p.m. Come for song, praise, preaching and eating. All welcome. Ritz Theatre REVIVAL SERVICES Revival services will be held at Bluestone Baptist Church, Jumping Branch, Oct. 12-15, at 7:00 p.m. nightly. Guest speaker will be Butch Honaker. Saturday, October 18 10:00 A.M. Mjddv Creek Mountain Road: 2 1/2 miles from Alderson, 4 112 miles from Fort Spring. Sears upright freezer 19.5 cu. ft. - Tappan Chest Type Freezer - Old Rocking Chair - Old Trunk - Old Porcelain Door Knobs - Old Coal Buckets - Rod & Reels - Old Blue Jars qts. & 1/2 gal. - Canning Jars - Old Quilting Frames - Old Radio - Small Crocks - Crock Bowls - Vinegar Jug - Asst. of Old Dishes - Pyrex.shes -_,.. P ic!.ure Frames - Storm Doors and Windows - Pots ano ans - piz uouom L;nalrs - Old Stone Grinder - Old Iron Spoke Wheels - 1 Car Carrier - 2 Old Wheat Cradles -Old Wooden Corn Sheller - Old Corn Snapper - Old Cream Separator -  Iron Beds - old Bath Tubs - John Deere tractor Weights - 18 ft. Chaparral Triple Axle Lowboy with Electric; brakes (heavy duty) - Small Enamel Top Table w/leaves - Old Milk Cans - Warm Morning Wood Stove w/Jacket - Old iron Kettle w/ Stand - Old Wooden Maul wA, Vooden Wedges - Old Desk, W. Vs. Blue Book. Tools: 2 pc. Craftsman Tool Box - Oraftsman Sockets - Craftsman Open End and Box End Wrenches - Motor Stand - Circular Saw - Craftsman Table Saw -Landa Steam Jenny - 3/4 in. Dritl - 2 Air Impact Wrenches -Air Grinder-Air Hammer - Craftsman Belt Sander - Craftsman Drill Press - 6 in. Bench Vise - Electric Dual Wheel Grinder-Ports Power- Spark Plug Cleaner- 112 HP Double Grinder w/Base - 20 Ton Hydraulic Press - 20 ton Hydraulic Press - 5 HP 80 al. Upright Air Compressor - 30 Ton Hydraulic.Jack - Arc Welder - ubble Tire Balancer - FMC 7600 Tire Changer - Old Salamanders - Metal Cabinets - Cable Cutters - 2 Exhaust Fans - Anti Freeze - /ksst. of Motor Oil - Cross Cut Saws - Barrel Pump - Kabota Wekhts for Tractor - 275 Gal. Oil Tank w/Stand and Hoses - Grease Gun - Folding Aluminum Ladder - Troy Silt Tiller Jr. - Firewood - Sand Blaster - Car Ramps - Truck Chains - Railroad Jacks - Car Stands - Horse Drawn 5 ft. and 3 ft. Cultivators - Oak Lumber-Asst. of Hand Tools - Old Willys Jeep Trucks - Asst. of Jeep Parts - Electric Windshield wiper Motor for Willys Jeep - 1978 Toyota Pickup Customized - 1985 Subaru Auto. Transmission station wagon - 14 R. Flat Dump Bed - Model A Ford Engine - 1948 Dodge Body - 1953' Chrysler Body - 366 Chevy Engine - Subaru 1800 cc Engine - 1978. Ford Cab - Junk Cars and Trucks - 6 outbu dngs and trailer to be sold. Many items Too Numerous to Mention. Also Selling by confirmation at 12:00 noon: 6 room house with bath, root cellar with well water and septic system on 6.8 acres more or less. TERMS: Cash or good check day of sale for personal property. Real Estate: 10% down day of sale, balance within 30 days or upon delivery of deed. Sale conducted for Mrs. Clara L. Phillips, Barbara Bradley, Power of Attorney - by.... BRADLEY'S REAL ESTATE & AUCTION SERVICE MARION BRADLEY, Broker & Auctioneer #600 JEFF MULLINS, A 269 No buyers premium. Not responsible for accidents. Lunch Served. Everything sold as Is where is. All announcements day of sale take precedence over written advts. Lunch served by Muddy Creek Mountain Ruritan Club. is located on State Road 12, Ballard, WV. (8 miles No. of Peterstown and 6 miles So. of Forest Hill). The benefit will be held Saturday, Oct. 18th. from 1:30 to 5:30 p.m. There will be baked goods, crafts, food and fun. Many bargains. Everyone welcome. FREE BOOKS Free Books for Kids and Teens will be held Saturday, October 18th. from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Ascension Episcopal Church, Temple St. and 5th. Avenue, in downtown Hinton. Special Event: selection of school supplies for 1st. 75 youth! (K thru 12th. grade). Free Books, Door Prizes and snacks. From Page 3 Obituaries Shirley, of Sharon, S.C.; a sister-in- law, Eloise Sweeney of White Sulphur Springs; five grandchildren, Trisha Sweeney, Sherry Betts, Kevin Sweeney, Kimberly Clark and Christopher Mackey; six great- grandchildren, Mark, Sasha, Chrishuana, Amber and Alani; several nieces, nephews, Cousins; and other relatives and friends. Service was 11 a.m. Sunday, October 12th. at Ronald Meadows Funeral Parlors Chapel, Hinton, with Pastor Earl Jackson officiating. Burial followed in Talcott Cemetery. Friends called 10 a.m. until time of service Sunday at the funeral parlors. Arrangements by Ronald Meadows Funeral Parlors, Hinton. Commercial & Residential Licehsed & Insured Pressure Washing Steam Cleaning Carpet & Floor Maintenance PO Box 1161, Hinton 304'466-0566 J'ee@e00.Cree00pe00 2 [] Fri: 6 & 8, Sat: 6 & 8:30, Sun: 6 Adm: SS.oo each Fa: 4417cm 3 bedroom, 2 story older home in very good condition, with new fireplace, vinyl siding, new detached 2 car garage (24 x 32), move in condition, wood floors, bath up and down stairs. Partial walk out basement, many other features. Sale conducted for City National Bank Terms: 10% down day of sale balance on delivery of deed not to exceed 30 days, however, immediate possession can be given and will be sold absolute to highest bidder. By Great Mountain Properties Jerry Houchins-Broker • Morgan Real Estate Kermit Morgan Broker and Auctioneer • Billy Morgan Sales & Auctioneer #605 To inspect property prior to auction call 304-753-5700 ESTATE AUCTION Saturday, October 18, 2003, 10:00 a.m. At the old Forest Hill School, Forest Hill, WV. On Rt. 12 between Hinton and Peterstown Glassware and Collectibles: Griswold, Carnival Glass, Nice China, Czech, Coca Cola, Watches, Sheet Music, Costume Jewelry, Sausage Mills, Stemware, Bird Figurine Collection, Green Fruit Jars and much, much more. Furniture and Tools, Etc.: Old Cherry Dining Room Set, Bedroom Sets, Old Maytag Ringer Washer, Cedar Chest, Hand Tools, Hideaway Sewing Machine, and more. Numerous Other Items. Sa/e00or HanCOCk & As00ociate00 Coy Archer, Auctioneer WV Lic #: 1532 Phone: 304-647-3456 Not Responsible fo r Accidents Terms: Absolute, No Warranty or Guarantees, Cash or Check with ID Food and Drinks Available Harper Rd. go pesz mmpikc fur 1.7m cake Circlcvicw Dr. on left m Fdix. Use caution turning mto Circlcvicw. Living Estate of Mr. John R. Harper - Auction to be held onsite rain or shine. Bring your lawn chair and bring a friend - we will run 2 auction rings. This important real estate will be sold at 11 A.M, Come prepared to buy! Visit our website for much more info on both real and personal property. www.riverbendauction.com. REAL ESTATE: Approx. 2 acres that may be offered in 2 parcels and also together. Nice brick home situated on knoll overlooking the community. The home has approx. 1700 sq. ft. of living space not including a built-in back porch of approx. 275 sq. ft. The home has NEW vinyl replacement windows, roof. and gas furnace. Additional features include AC, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, paved drive plus privacy, but so close to everything, within minutes. The property also features a Butler 1500 sq. ft. metal garage building not including a 480 sq. ft. back addition. Several other small outbuildings included. Additional terms and information available in bid package. PREVIEWS: Thursday evenings Oct. 9th. and 16th. from 5-7 P.M. Riverbend Auction Co. 256-0463, 1-800-726-2897. PERSONAL PROPERTY: Includes everything in the house and buildings. The attic is stuffed full of ?? Highlights include bedroom suites, appliances, collectibles, tools, antiques, furniture and accessories for every room in the home. I Auction Hotline: 1-800-726-2897/(304) 256-0463. Emaih rivauction@newwave.net I I i | Randy S. Burdette,. CAl. 9270000UC, WON00 Mary G. 00o00,,oo Felosa, Broker 10% Buyer's Premium will be in effect for the personal property and 5% for the real estate.