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i at L H • = ! REAL/ESTATE. m,..,,.,da HILLDALE. 3 BR., 1 1/2 story, livingroom with fireplace, JUDSONAREA 40 acres wlth BE - "er dining room, large kitchen 3BR.home.Barn, spring, good Ave.2Blcottage, livingroom, and dining area, den with fire- place, 1 1/2 batlm, sun garage. On approximately 1 acre lot. Soutimide. 3 BE. brick, patio. $25,000. Owner financing with $2,000 down. Tues. Dec. 28, 1993 Hinton News - 7 DISCOUNT FOR REN CRAFT SUPPLIES RIVERS EDGE FOR SALE: Elec. lift ¢hai, • edroom trailer at Hil]dale for upholst. Ex. Cond. $300.00. 466- rent. $165.00 month, $165. deposit. 501 Temple St. - 4 Bit., Hvin- groom, dining room and nice kitchen combined, den, 2 baths, part basement, carport, level lot. Home in excellent condition. 310 1/2 JameR.,of 3 BR., Hvin- groom, d O_ om, kitchen, bath. $13,0-00 PINE  4 BR. brick split- level, 3 baths, livingroom, dining room, kitchen, den. 2 car garage, carport. 415 6th. Ave. - 5 room cottage, bath, new roof and guttering. $14,000. 414 8rd. Ave. - 2 story, 3 BR., 2 baths, garage. DOWNTOWN HINTON. large garage with extra lot. Suit- able for any type business with good traffic flow by business site. 121  STREET - 2 story, 3 family rental unit. All rented. Large level corner lot. $18,000. HILLDALE . 2 BR. frame, 2 baths, modern kitchen,/ivAn- groom. Enclosed back porch on 2 lot Private. HILLDALE -FmHAapproved. S:BP, livlnm, kitchen, WIGGINS AREA - 4 BR. home with 60 acres of land. Will sell with or without land. WIGGINS AREA - 2 BR., fur- nished, livingroom, dining room, kitchen, bath, base- ment, garage. $22,000. 148 CROSS STREET. Com- pletely remodeled with alu. minum siding and new rooL 3 BR., dining room, living room with fireplace, basement. 2 san decks, fenced yard. I car garage. House in excellent condition and features plenty of storage space. James Kerr, REALTOR rl office located at Rt. 3 Hilldale, RE*tTO Hinton, W V Equal Housing Opportunity 1 Phone 466-4369 ,0=m Anytime LENDER pasture. AVIS - 12,000 sq. foot building in excellent condition. Excel- lent location and large park- ing area. WAR RIDGE MONROE COUNTY - 1 acre lot, house and trailer - well. $10,500. M E A D O W BRIDGE,LOCKBRIDGE ROAD - 10 acres. Very private with 6 room house. $24,000. BALLENGF.tLDdtA. 3 B/h, livingroom, hen and bath. BELLEPOINT- Oak St. Build- ing lot. 717 Temple St. - 2 Story, brick dwelling with 2 BR. apts. Separate baths plus basement with 2 BR. and bath apt. Stor- age bldg., garage. This 3 apt. rental in excellent condition. Good location. $41,000. BARGER SPRINGS - 3 BR., year around cottage, 2 baths, livingroom and kitchen, fam- ily room, out building, large lot. RICHMOND BOTTOM- 2 BR., mobile home, livingroom, kitchen, den with fireplace, nice lot. $30,000. MADAMS CREEK - 2 BR. log cabin, bath, livingroom, ga- rage. $25,000. HINTON BY PASS - Restau- rant Building with equipment. Excellent location and lot. Suitable for any type business. CHESTNUT MT. - 7 acres with 2 BP, livingroom, kitchen, bath. $16,000. . RIp ESTFM r _ BR::bzik,Jiy- ingroom, kitchen, den, suh room, 1 1/2 baths, 2 car garage, level lot. $57,000. 307 TEMPLE %T. excellent "()LL,, with 2 BR. business apt., basement. $20,000. BOZOO - 10 acres level mostly wood. $16,000. TALCOTT- Greenbrier River. 3 BR., kitchen, livingroom, bath, large lot. $31,500. James Kerr, REALTOR [ Office located at Rt. 3 Hilldale, RELTOP Hinton, W V Equal Housing Opportunity  Phone 466-4369 mw. Anytime LENDER kitchen, remodeled bath, hot water base board heat, well insulated. Newly painted, garage, workshop, on 2 lots. 1422 TEMPLE STREET - 2 story frame dwelling. Ses0D. 514 SUMMERS  - 2 story frame dwelling. $12,000. RED SULPHUR MONROE COUNTY - 3 BlL brick,/ivAn. groom with fireplace, den with fireplace, modern kitchen, bath. Enclosed patio. Good out building. 1 acre lot with In- dian Creek frontage. Excel- lent hunting and fishing area. Perfect for retirement. BALLARD - 10 acres with 3 BR. mobile home, 2 baths, full basement. Private setting. Recently Reduced. CHESTNUT MT. - 16 acres level woods with 3 BR., 2 baths, home. RENTAL PROPERTY - 116 Summers St. 2 story brick building with 4 apts. All rented. Also basement. COMMERCIAL PROPERTY - Greenbrier River. Approx. 1 acre lot with nice 3800 sq. ft. building. Suitable for restau- rant, office or any type busi- ness. Screened porch over- looking river. Large parking area. James Kerr, REALTOR rl office located at Rt. 3 Hilldale, To Hinton, W V Equal Housing Oun ............ ' Phoiie 4;:4369 ' Anytime EOUAL HOUSI LENDER FREE TKIN TO SEND FOR (NAPS)--To help consumers on the right nutrition track, the American Dietetic Association has a toll-free referral system to match consumers with registered dietitians. The number is 1-800- 366-1655. Referrals also may be requested by writing to National Referral Network, c/o The American Dietetic Association, 216 W. Jackson, Chicago, IL 60606. Referrals are offered for English- and Spanish-speaking dietitians. To refer a child to Shriners Hospitals, or for free brochures, call toll-free 1-800-237-5055. In Canada, call 1-800-361-7256. All progress has resulted from iwoph • who took tmlmpular positions. Adlai Stevenson Gear Up For Fun Today's Active Crowd Discovering The 'Motorcycle Mystique' helmet, jacket and boots and you've got the look cinched. *Name dropping. Surfers "hang ten," hang glider pilots "wang" to a crowd of "wuffos," and motorcyclists "hook up." Knowing motorcycling's special language and dropping the right words into your speech will help you sound like a seasoned rider. For instance, hook up means to get traction, to profile is to cruise and look cool, and posers or cred- it card riders are rich, urban motorcyclists who ride to be seen. *Master the machine. Want to command that sleek motorcy- cle and enjoy the exhilaration of owning the open road? Hav- ing access to reliable information and training is a vital prerequi- (NAPS)Popular forms of recreation seem to change with the times almost as much as hem lengths and tie widths. But while activities such as yuppified rac- quetball and in-line skating come and go, one outdoor thrill has never gone out of style. In fact, in the '90s even more Americans are 'tdscovering the potent combina- tion of fresh air, adventure and motorcycles. What is it about taking to the highways and back roads on a two-wheeled machine that satis- fies the wanderlust of so many people? There may be as many dif- ferent reasons as there are rid- era--more than 30 million, accord- ing to the Motorcycle Industry Councilbut breaking the "motor- ccle mystl ue" Y 'q doesn t require radical lifestyle changes. *Trendy on two wheels. Fashions inspired by motorcy- cling apparel appear on every- one from Parisian models to boardroom executives. Want to look like a real motorcyclist? Forget your preconceived notions of 1960s and '70s easyriders. While leather re- mains a popular material, brighter colors, especially red, are supers.ed!ng black aSutth t look of chmce Create an o of color-coordinated sunglasses, site. Discover Today's Motor- cycling, for example, operates a toll-free number (1-800-833- 3995) through which callers can request a set of free brochures on how to buy, finance, insure and ride motorcycles. They also provide information on how to enroll in a Motorcycle Safety Foundation RiderCourse ®, which gives you an opportunity to sharpen the skills and reflexes that make motorcycling more fun and exciting--whether you're a new or experienced rider. And you don't even need to have your own motorcycle; RiderCourse sponsors will loan you one for the course. *Join the crowd. Active, adventurous and enriching are buzzwords for the '90s. If dreading and talking like a motorcyclist have you itching to try the real thing, you're not alone. According to the Motorcycle Industry Council, more people operate motorcycles than play golfi Refer to a trustworthy source such as the Discover Today's Motorcycling toll-free number or your local dealeF=f0 learn more about the basic styles of motorcy- GIFT GALLERY Hours: Wed.-Sat. 10:00-6:00 Sun. 12:00-5:00 Closed: Mon. & Tues. 1/2 mile on Willowwood Rd. 466-5028 i FOR ALL YOUR BUILDING NEEDS Lowest prices & we deliver 645-1351 S. J. Neathawk Lumber, Inc. U.S.219 N. Lewisburg Fox Photographics WEDDING SCHOOL AERIAL &, MMERCIAL HOTO!RAJHY 217 R BALLENGEE ST. HINTON Dr. William H. Perrine OPTOMETRIST 214 Temple St. Hinton, WV Licensed Hearing Aid Center 466-2020 We Do Windows/ Hundreds of exquisite fabrics and colors, all assured Kirsch quality. 209 Second Avs., Hinton 466-0691 FREE T (NAPS)-Here are some useful sources of information you can receive, absolutely free, just by writ- ing or calling. For free copies of the "ABCs of Eyecare" parents' brochure, teachers' or eyecare professional guides, write the Better Vision Institute, P.O. Box 77097, Washington, D.C. 20013, or call 800-424-8422. To learn about juice as a source of vitamin C, write for a free brochure, "Wake Up to Beverage Nutrition," Tropicana Juice Nutrition Center, P.O. Box 338, Bradenton, Florida 34206. For a free copy of the new travel guide Planning Your Trip To Europe, presented by the European Travel Commission (ETC), write: European Planner, Dept. NA, P.O. Box 9012, East Setauket, NY 11733. 7608. Leave Message. Call 466-0174 after 4 o'clock. I-IN Dec. 21-28p HN Dec. 21-28p lie]erOilCircu]atorwithfan J '00a00AUTOMOTIVE ' blower and floor sweep. 1 - 500 gal- , . Ion oiltankand stand. 1- camper top Car For Sale - Chev. Monte Carlo size 24 H 60" W 79" L. Phone 466- 2015. HN Dec. 21-28p FOR SALE: red velvet tea-length prom dress. Size 5/6. $50.00. Bur- gandy tea/legnth prom Rress, size 5/ 6. $50.00. 466-2444. HN Nov. 9-TFN FOR SALE: "The Long Family History" by Roy C. Long. $30.00 plus $1.50 for mailing and pmtage. WV residents add $1.80 WV tax. Write: Roy C. Long, 618 Summers St., Hinton, WV 25951. HN Dec. 21-TFN Firewood For Sale 1984 model. 486-4270. HN Dec. 28-TFN APPLIANCES Used refrigerators, washers, dryers and electric ranges. Used furniture. all 466-4524. I-IN Nov. 2-TFN WANTED WANTED Memorabilia-any kind sports cards,old coins, old watches, rings, World War II collectables. Will pay cash for anything old. Send list and Seasoned or green. Cut tolength, price to D. L. Johnsont p. O. Box $30.00 Full size truck. 466-5226. 3767, Gastonia, N.C. 28053. I'IN Dec. 28lan. 4p HN Oct. 12-Jan. 95p I I00:P NOTICE l I,= 1 No Hunting or trespassing on We Buy Antiques, one piece or propertyatMt.V]ewownedbyFrank entire estates. Riverbend Auction Stanley, RonaldBennett, andDawn Co. Alderson, WV. 1-800-726-2897. Pachuta. Sept. 21-TFN NOTICE SERVICES AVAILAB There will be no Hunting or tres- passing on the Rodes property at Sandstone. C. W. Rodes. I-IN Dec. 14-Jan. 4p No Hunting or Trespassing on Don M. Bragg Propertyin Summers Co. HN Dec. 14-28p No Hunting or trespassing on any property in Summers County owned by Ruby H. McGuire. HN Dec. 14-28p Mary Kay Cosmetics LAnds Rider Senior Consultant Call 466-4335 after 5 p.m. and weekends. HN Nov. 23-TFN PHONE SERVICE Ray K. Rudisill 466-1427 HN Dec. 21-TFN Appliances Service, Specializing No Hunting or Trespassing on In SearsAppliancss.We stock parts. any of my property at True, W.V. Tom's Repair Service. Tom Talbott. Onva Lemon ,  HNDec. 2!-TFN ........ HN Dec. 7-28p PRIVATE INVESTIGATOR - All types of investigations - Domestic - Body-Guard. Licensed & Bonded. RE(;YCLING 466-2546. HN Dec. 21-TFN After the Holidays, Give Your Tree a New Life l l,l FOR RENT I (NU) - Even the best things in life can fade ... even your Christmas tree. What once was vibrant and 3 or 4 houses for rent HUD Ap green can die and turn brown. But proved. 466-2020. the bright symbol of the season can HN Dec. 14-TFN have a new life after the holidays if you recycle it, says the National Christmas Tree Association. Christmas tree recycling ideas in- clude: --Place it in your garden, after the holidays, for use as a winter bird feeder and shelter. Use orange slices and bird food to attract the birds to begin with. --Remove the branches and use them as mulch in your garden, Even the trunk can be chopped up for use as mulch or contributed to the com- post pile. Many communities also gather trees for use as mulch. Call your department of public works for information. -----Contribute your tree with oth- ers to create sand and soil erosion FOR RENT: Two Apts., and com- mercial property. Call 466-1243. I-IN Dec. 14-TFN FOR REN. Two bedroom apart- ment. No waiting list for HUD - eligible applicants. Call 7879889. HN July 20-TFN @';-, In France, gifts are exchanged on New Year's day. No matter how much cats fight, there always seem to be plenty of kittens. --Abraham Lincoln END FOR cles arid where and how they are riddenand you'll soon be on the road to enjoying €he rediscov - ered" thrill of the '90s. For free brochures about cleft palate treatment, write: Cleft Palate Foundation, 1218 Grandview Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15211 or call the Cleftline: 1-800-24- CLEFT. Free brochures about issues affecting older Americans and a newsletter are available by writing to: National Committee to Preserve Social Security and Medicare, 2000 K Street, .W., Washington, D.C. 20006.  For free brochures about a com- puterized digital information exchange, called InfoCom, that lets schools set up their own photie-in community bulletin board, call Dictaphone at 1,800-343-5828. For free information about Midwestem Regional Medical Center or Cancer Treatment Centers of America, call (708) 746-4290. For a free informative booklet called "Deciding What To Do With Your Company Retirement Money," write: Booklet, T. Rowe Price Investment Services, Inc., 100 East Pratt Street, Baltimore, MD 21202 or call 800-54 i -8460. Free information about depression and treatments is available from the Depression Awareness, Recognition and Treatment Program. Write D/ART, NIMH, 5600 Fishers Lane, Rm. 10-85, Rockville, MD 20857, or call 1-800-421-42 ! 1. For free information about pen computing, call CIC-Communication Intelligence Corp. at 415-802-7754. For a free booklet about window treatments for unusually shaped win- dows, call Hunter Douglas at 1-800- 937-7895. WWW Next in importance to freedom and justice is popular education, without which neither freedom nor justice can be permanently maintained. --James A. Garfield