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12 - Hinton News Tues. Dec. 21, 1999 !i Q " r In the Lzbra y Santa paid a surprise visit to Story Hour at the Library on Tuesday ber 14 to check up on the children and to distribute some early Christmas cheer. Story Hour takes place every Tuesday at 10:30AM in the Library (as long as hool is in session). Children ages 3 and 4 years old are invited to attend to read books, play games and do crafts. Story Hour will not meet on December 28 (no school!) but will resume Tuesday January 4, 2000. See you then. Zappers Pizza Back by Popular Demand Dec. 20. to Dec. 26 Large 1 Topping Pizza o.,, $4.50 p,u.t.x 466-4363 Deliveryor Pickup DELIVERY 1601 Temple Street ( Inside Eade's Market) BIG 4 DRUG DOES ITAGAIN... FREE $175 CASH AWARDS For Your Christmas Cheer We'll help you have a Merry Christmas this year by awarding $175.00in cash during the coming weeks. S25 award on Dec. 4: Virginia Wills S25 award Dec. 11: Mary Richmond s2s award Dec. 10: Jane Duffield $100 award ................ Dec. 24 Make Big 4 Your Christmas Shopping Store Russell Stover Candies Everyone's Favorite Gift/ Please hold all of your tickets until all awards are given. BIG 4 DRUG STORE Ph: 466-2323 Comer 3rd &Temple Loaves and Fishes Appeal Off To Great Start!! Loaves and Fishes had received $4,400 in donations during the first two weeks of its 1999-2000 fundraising appeal. Its goal is $5,500. Director Jane Duffield reported that as of December 15, 1999 sixty-eight donors had made contributions. "Every year I'm amazed at the generosity of so many people," she said. "I'm hopeful that we'll soon sulpass our goal." The annual fundraising appeal helps Loaves and Fishes provide an array of services in Summers County. They include a summer camp, emergency food and utility assistance, the Lost Now Found thrift store, the SHARE food buying cooperative, a holiday dinner for over 200 friends, a Christmas Toy Store and a home gardening project. All funds are fully tax-deductible • and are restricted to helping persons in need in Summers County. All donors giving $50 or more will receive a 2000 Wolf Creek calendar. Those wishing to make contributions may send them to Loaves and Fishes, PO Box 56, Hinton, WV 25951 or bring them by the 127 Ballengee Street storefront during regular office hours (Monday, Wednesday, Friday from 10 A.M. to 2 P.M.). Recent donors include the following names and 12 anonymous friends: Crozier Fitzimrnons, Elroy Avery, John Parfitt, Kathy and Bill Macoughtry, Charles and Margie Woodrurn, Richard and Margaret Pfleiderer, Eugene and Sue Ann Hicks, David and Betty Hamilton, Kara and Richard Gunnoe, Billy Don and Ann Farley, Jim and Donna Dillon, Rich Marr and Maria Madariaga, Kathleen Timberlake, The Service Club, Mary Adkins, Jeanne and David Schrnauss, Agnes and Carolyn Van Sant, Juanita Sawyers, Yesterday's Best, Timrny O'Farrel], Yvonne and Cy Satow, Margaret Nelson, Faye Gwinn, Edith and Ron Seaton, Lib Osborne, Deloris and Sam Richmond, Elizabeth Bare, Jim and Betty Weiler, Ken and Debra Sullivan, Shoshanna and John Rubel, Ralph and Patty Wilson, Emma Wise, Sarah Smith, Louise Gibbs, Janet Rush, Eddie and Betty Johnson, Dr. Sharnrnaa, Lillian Page, M/M Vivian Lilly, Jane Humphries, Mary Van Sant, Ed and Akiko Shims, Mary Herring, Ed and Nancy Cales, Mildred Sawyers, Katheryn Brown, The Women of the Miller Memorial Methodist Church, Hazel Davidson, Nadine Woodrum, Wilma Beto, Rogers Oil Company, Rev. and Mrs. E. Alderman, Katherine Holt, Phillip Lilly, Margaret O'Farrell, Virginia Gwinn, Martha Livesay, and Peggy Harrah. Holiday Vacation Fun The Summers County Starting Points Program is sponsoring a two day Holiday Vacation Fun Program December 22 and 23 at the Summers County Wellness Center. Activities will begin each day at 9:00 AM and end at 3:00 PM. Activities will be scheduled and supervised by the AmeriCorps rmta Program Volunteers from the Family Resource Center as well as Starting Points AmeriCorps Member. There is no cost for the program, however, parents must complete a registration packet in order for their' child to attend. Lunch and snacks will be provided each day. The program is open to all children ages Kindergarten - Grade 5. Parents are asked to pre-register their children. For more information call JoAnn Miller at 466-0614 Monday - Friday 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM.. SANDSTONE CLASS REUNION The 1965 graduating class of Sandstone High School is planning to hold it's 35th. year reunion in the summer of 2000. Any help with the addresses of graduates will be appreciated. Please contact the following people for more information: Ruby McGraw, 5627 Auburn Road, Utica, MI. 48317, (810) 731- 7596, E-Mail: rimegr@hotmail.com or Charles W. Ayers aka "Doodle" ales, 3382 Mallard Drive, Clarksville, TN 37042, (931) 431- 4661, E-Mail: chuckay@midwest.net NOTICE Effective immediately: The City of Hinton will be Enforcing State Mandated Parking Codes Dealing with HANDICAPPED parking and PARKING WITH TRAFFIC FLOW PARKING BETWEEN SIDE WALK AND CURB will also be monitored and cited accordingly. IIII III I The Knight Club CLOSED FOR CHRISTMAS New Year's Eve Weekend Entertainment II Friday & Saturday Southern Star New Year's Eve Contest Prizes For Best Dressed Couple Celebrate The New Millennium $15.00 a couple / $8.00 single Rt, 20 Red Sulphur Springs Hours. 2-11 Tues. - Thurs.2-2:30 Fri. and Sat. I IIII I REWARD $2,000.00 For return of antiques" taken from Riverside Inn property at Pence Springs. Large cherry corner cupboard, large (3x6) cedar chest, green glass floor lamps. , Cupboard has local historic interest. Tel: 304.445-2606 800-826-1829 466-1100 June McGraw BROKER See detail listings on the Internet www.hintonrealty.com BALLENGEE . 5.71 acres cleared nice rolling land, good view. $20,000. 315 7TH AVENUE - Frame 2 story, 3 br., dining room, hardwood floors, small back yard. $35,000. SANDSTONE - 2 br. frame home, 24 years old. Good condition. Front and back porch, 3 out bldgs. On 12 acres, 4 cleared and a 8 woodland. Private and secluded. 10 minute from 1- 64. $42,000. PRICED REDUCED. Two apt. bldgs, in Hinton. Secure renters, income per month near $1,000.00. $38,000. JUMPING BRANCH - 2 br. frame h°t-'1''t. 1/2 acres. Prime lanV ttt, 3 • NEW RIVER ROAD - frame 3 br., 2 baths, op_.L-riX G,n tAIJ z P] U ,L-,,,;;J. lb",TJutes from downtown. BALLENGEE STREET stately brick hime, 2 hr., dining room, large foyer- reception hall, 2 baths, wood orante woodwork, including ornate woodwork on fireplace and stairway. Woodwork in excellent condition. 2 large porches. Also includes 3 apts. with monthly income exceeding $1,000. In very good condtion. PRICE REDUCED. COMPUTER SESSIONS Need to learn how to use a computer, sign up for an e-mail account or surf the internet? The Summers County Public Library is offering computer tutorial sessions Thursdays between I and 3:30 PM. Call 466-4490 to schedule your own private session. [llll I [ Rt. 1 Box 86 Ballard, WV 24918 FOREST HILL AREA ON SEMINOLE ROAD - approx. 85 acres of woodland with secluded house site. Also some timber, joining hard top road. All selling for $76,500.00. HINTON AREA 423 SUMMERS STREET - 2 br. home, DR., kitchen, LR., bath, front porch, full basement, 2 single car garage. Roof and gas furnace (same as new) plus lots of furniture and appliances. $27,000.00. GREENVILLE AREA RT. 122 - 2 story, 3 or 4 BR. home, DR, kitchen, large LR, laundry room, 2 full baths, office or breakfast nook, den, fireplace, hardwood floors under carpet, electric baseboard, propane gas and wood heat, porch and large deck. Situated on appx. I acre level land, 3 outbuildings, 1 new. All selling for only $65,500.00. HINTON AREA POWLEYS CREEK - 75 plus acre farm with 50 acres of pasture and hay land, balance woodland. Barn, stock fish pond. Creek running through property. Beautiful house site. Call today! Only $85,000.00. For Listings or Auction Sales Call 466-3210 Anytime Paul "Buddy" Light Broker & Auctioneer Licensed No. 478 GOSPEL SING Annual New Year's Eve Gospel Sing featuring: Tony Gore & Majesty, Crabb Family, Inspirations, Conrad Cook & the Calvary Echos, The Wiburns and The Isaacs will be appearing on Friday, December 31st. at 7 pm at the Municipal Auditorium of the Charleston Civic Center. Ticket prices are: $17 main floor; $15 lMcOily; $ 3 more day of show, all seats reserved. For ticket purchase - call Ticketmaster Charleston area (304: 342-5757, Huntington area (304: 523-5757. T Jarrell's Er[,m "Your Full-Service Service Station" 466-0133 Sunday 9-8 / Monday thru Saturday 7-9 Mechanics on Duty Six Days a Week! BEST TIRE VALUES IN THE AREA!!! Large Inventory!!! • Struts • Front End Alignments • Air Conditioning • Oil Changes • Tire Mounting (European & Amencan Eq'uip) • Computerized Wheel Balances • Brake Work • Snap-On Computerized Diagnostic Equipment for Domestic & Import Vehicles • Most Auto Repairs • Full & Self Service Gasoline * Head Mechanic--- Neal Cody * Mechanic---Tim Ward III III I II I II /23 1/2 Hour Towing / () 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!