Bristol Herald Courier from Bristol, Tennessee • 15

Bristol Kingsport Bus Run Concludes Tennessee Trailways Bus Lines will be permitted to dis continue two bus runs operating between Bristol and Kingsport the Tennessee Public Service Commission announced today The Trailways Bus Station in Bristol said the last runs of 2429 and 2428 were made riday morning as the order became ei fective at midnight DIAL 669 2181 4 Downtown OrtoM HMmi it fractured trees and flying skis it a snow BALL! WALT DISNEY PRODUCTIONS PRESENTS REPRINTS i Of i Staff Ma de News Pictures are now available at the RECEPTIONIST DESK I BRISTOL I NEWSPAPERS I TECHNICOLOR DEAN JONES NANCY OLSON The niagicof i Ulalt Misrieu it World ytTECHIVfCOLOfi ClinWUlOwwyPfWurten EATOOWhliho Wi few I nfTVXr 2 Run 2429 left Bristol at 8 am and arrived in Kingsport at 8:45 am daily The same bus then left Kingsport at 9:15 am and arrived in Bristol at 10 am A public hearing on the discontinuance of the two runs was held Oct 19 in Johnson City before Andrew Rymer hear ing examiner for the PSC No one appeared at the public hear ing to protest the discontinuance of the two routes between Bristol and Kingsport At the same public hearing the bus firm withdrew request to delete two runs between the Tri City area and Knoxville and re route another run between the Tri Cities and Knoxville The request for the schedule changes for the Tri City Knox ville runs was dropped after a number of persons mainly from Carter County appeared at the public hearing to protest the schedule change The order was signed by Hammond owler PSC chair man and commissioners ZD Atkins and Cayce Pentecost TWIN city ATHER AND SON RELATED if ANYONE'S BLOOD! JPI MILLENIUM PRODUCTIONS PRESENTS GRAVX Of THS VAM IN COLOR maw SMITH PATAKI GARDEN THE DEAD ENTERUIMENT PYRAMID releis PIRE IN CAR HEATERS A I 1 Olig "itS It 1 'W1 7 O5! fWr 1 1 £1 II iLJl ji The varied designs hanging on the blackboard are known as Of These colorful works of art which are traditional among Spanish speaking peoples were created by students in Randy Spanish class at Virginia High School The humorous head in the foreground is a pinata which is filled with gifts that pour forth when the is broken At Richlands College RICHLANDS Va Southwest Virginia Community College has announced that registration for winter quarter classes will be held Wednesday and Thursday Jan 3 and 4th Registration for evening classes will be held from 6:30 to 9: 30 pm on those dates and will continue from Jan 8 11 The Richlands based college operating on the quarter system (11 weeks per quarter) will begin its 18th term with the opening of winter quarter classes Jan 8 Although the trend toward greater college enrollments has slowed nationally SVCC realized a 34 per cent enrollment increase for the fall quarter of the current academic year The college registered 1351 students for that period and anticipate a similarly large enrollment for the Winter Quarter Announces Winter Slate young people are realizing these educational goals by enrolling in the many one and two year vocational and technical level programs offered by SVCC Although the college has programs that will provide to students who desire the opportunity to transfer as juniors to four year institutions the greatest enrollment increase is reflected in the vocational and technical While most students choose to begin their education in the fall term many individuals make the decision to begin or return to college later in the year Southwest has a staff of professional counselors and offers an extensive schedule of beginning and advanced day and evening courses each term Persons interested in exploring the course offerings and programs available at Southwest Virginia Community College are encouraged to visit or write the college or call the Admissions Office at 964 4027 Special Mining Course Enrollment Tops 350 RICHLANDS Va The mining program at Southwest Virginia Community College al though only in its second year of instruction has enrolled more than 350 students in special min of the mining industry and of their tremendous opportunities for personal advancement within the industry after grad uating from the In addition to offering courses A number of other professionals work full time in articulation with the industry and in plan ning for even further expansion of courses and programs orient ed toward the mining industry BRISTOL ABINGDON HWY I AAJ JMh 'll BBS Agoodoccreiakif wools (oil) to tab com hi boss THE Secretary RELEASED BY UMTEDnMOAGAMZATlON IKCOLORI ALSO "WEEK END WIVES" Color Happy Holidays (R) 4 bRlVE IN 7 BIG EATURES CASH BINGO NITE JACKPOT s29000 Come see how the vampires do it 111 11 Meiro Goldwvn Mayef pfmnit I MR A Dan Curtis Production Era it Eaw Douse PRESLEY GALAHAD GATES OPEN 6 PM IN CAR HEATERS PLUS SIUS James Garner SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL GUNIGHTER RkhardBoone when he hits ITOWH IT STAYS HIT Dr Charles King president of Southwest explained this phenomenon by saying trend among young people today seems to be more toward the desire for an education that is lasting one that will provide them with the knowledge and ability to convert theory into practice and one that will not require a great number of years to obtain Young and not so NOW PLAYING AT THE OLDE WEST DINNER THEATRE "A unny Thing Happened On The Way To The orum" OR RESERVATIONS CALL 323 4151 WHICART t24 STATE ST 764 5971 DOUBLE EATURE LATE SHOW RISAT NIGHT 2 COMPLETE SHOWS AT 11 PM 2 SURPRISE HITS' adults ONLY ing courses and in the associate degree branch of the program Don Smith SVCC Officer said at the College are committed to the fact that mining and mining related in dustries have been and will con tinue to be the lifeblood of this Southwest Virginia area Al though conditions within the in dustry have not been at maxi mum stability within the past few weeks we firmly believe that the greatest days for the in dustry and for our area lie ahead of us The facts that our nation is beginning to realize a potential energy crisis and that we still have in this area large deposits of one of the basic ener gy forms coal support this belief Although it is apparently not widely known the com munity college is exceptionally well equipped to train young men of our areatoenter this' yital industryTPersonnel di rectors of area mines have as sured us that they can readily employ every graduate of the mining program and although enrollment in the program is al ready large we expect to see a greater influx of young high school graduates into the pro gram once they become better informed of the growth potential NOW SHOWING 764 5971 CONSENTING ADULTS ONLY Open 2 PM Daily 1 PM Saturday and Sunday DON'T MISS the INEST ADULT ILMS GRAPHIC ART 724 STATE ST MR WARNINGm Anyone offender by completeM frankneti ihould not yiew these 1 "Dr Studley" 2 "Yellow Bird" il I LONESOME PINE 1 MIVE IN THEATRE A 011 395 3277 Coabum At Tacoma On Horton Coeburn Reid NOW SHOWING THROUGH MONDAY DEC 25th PRIMAL i PLEASURE In MST9KMC0UM AMteaedy to young men preparing to enter the mining industry SVCC con ducts an extensive training pro gram for men currently em ployed in mining Currently six engineers and other mining pro fessionals are employed full time by the college to teach min ing and mining related courses Utilization of these resources will mean that Southwest Vir ginia Community College is pre pared to supply an ever in creasing stream of finely trained manpower to the industry that is the key to the growth and pro gress of the Great Southwest Vir ginia area New 1 8 Section Opens In State Highway Commissioner Bob Smith has not made an official announcement but a new 96 mile section of Interstate 81 has recently been opened to local traffic in Sullivan County our lane interstate in SullivanUounty now runs from a point two miles west of Bristol at the Virginia Tennessee state line approximately southwest to an interchange at State Route 126 (Kingsport Blountville Highway) near Central High School our Sullivan Countians On Top ROTC List our Sullivan Countians have been named Distinguished Military Students in the Army ROTC program at the University of Tennessee Knoxville They were chosen for their leadership ability academic performance and standing in the Army ROTC program Col William Skidmore professor of military science at UTK presented the awards to Mack Richardson son of Mrs Marian Martin 301 Belmont Drive Bristol Robert Carlock Jr son of Mr and Mrs Robert Carlock 2124 Cypress St Kingsport Michael Bledsoe son of Mr and Mrs Howard Bledsoe 2404 Essex Drive Kingsport John Smith son of Mr and Mrs Randel Smith 1900 Patton St Kingsport LOANS SIGNATuRf 90 DAV NOTf INSTALLMENT LOANS VALLEY INANCE OG LY1Z IGbth St 764 6100 County Limited access to the new segment includes highway interchanges at US 11 near Bristol State Route 37 at Blount ville and State Route 126 at Emmetts Community The speed limit in the section has been posted at 75 miles per hour the maximum provided Under state law It is not known what improve ments remain to be made for the new interstate or whether or not final asphalting had been completed Commissioner Smith was unavailable for comment on the status of the road riday morning An estimated 900000 peo ple have been killed in the past century by earthquakes COMPLETE Insurance SERVICE ROBERT BOSWELL INC Phone 669 5131 51 Piedmont St Bristol Va Tenn Paramount 1:00 3:05 5:10 7:15 9:20 S17575 Steve mcqueen Ihe "Bullitt" Guy Ali MacGRAW Ihe "Love Stoiy" Girl rogothw In THE GETAWAY (SAT NITE DEC 30 11 30 PM I MAD MAO MAO MAO MONSTER SHOW Is I BRISTOL HERALD COURIER Sat Dec 23 1972 15 94 Selected Child Program Visits Homes The Cumberland Plateau Early Childhood Development Program has selected 94 children ages 10 36 months to participate in its home visitation plan One hundred twenty children in the four county area of Buchanan Dickenson Russell and Tazewell have been screened thus far with the number to reach 12000 15000 in the next two years Presently) the ECDP evaluation component which includes the coordinator one referrals specialist two diagnostic aides and two social workers is compiling a referrals list in cooperation with county health and welfare agencies schools and medical personnel The referrals are secured by the referrals specialist who later passes them to social workers for the purpose of making the initial home visit The social workers serve as intermediaries between parents children the ECDP and the community If the parents express an interest in the program then the social workers transfer the information from the referral forms to the screening committee which is composed of the coordinators of the evaluation and the educational components The screening committee then decides whether or not the child needs to be referred to the educational component If the child is referred to the educational component a child development specialist reviews his case and then assigns his family to a home worker who resides in the same area If the child is not referred to the educational component he may be referred to an agency which deals with his specific difficulty The home workers make scheduled home visits usually once a week for a period of one hour at the convenience Theirjobistowork with and through the mother to promote the behavioral development of the infant Each of the 15 home workers has been assigned a maximum of five children to visit Eventually the individual case load will increase to 15 Prior to their regular visitations which require two days per week the home workers spend one day in consultation with the three child development specialists in preparation for the coming visits The two remaining days are spent attending in service training classes at the ECDP offices in Grundv wmtiw 6WB mmy Shelby Street House 430 Shelby street I (Downtown Kingsport) I Ph (615) 245 963T Hours: 1 0 AM until' 9 PM Open by appointment on Sunday I GITS ACCtSSO RIES' IMPORTS ANTIQUES I ACCENT PIECES hg Shrimp IS OUR THING VOLUNTEER PKWY To HaveChristmaS Dinner With Us" i Our Restaurant Will Be Open 1 PM To 9 PM I CHRISTMAS DAY! WE WILL BE OERING COMPLIMENTARY COEE) JUICE SWEET ROLLS OUR MENU ON SUN DEC 24th HOLIDAY INN I WEST I EUCLID AVE BRISTOL VA MAHON 1 4 If you own securities Order this book TODA SECURITY OWNERS STOCK GUIDE AV rM A 7 COMPILED BY STANDARD POORS CORP rot run tNoeo otc mt Bristol Herald Courier BRnieiVlRCINM TENNESUAN BRISTOL NEWSPAPERS Presents The YEAR END STOCK GUIDE Includes High Ltw and Closing Prices for Year! New Special Section Includes All leading MUTUAL UNDS! This is your opportunity to receive at an appre ciable saving the famous Year End Stock Guide that is regularly sold at $250 a copy De signed to give you a meaningful at a glance picture of the stocks you own or think of buying the Stock Guide with its wealth of practical facts on over 4750 stocks can be yours now for only $100 each when you return the Coupon below Reserve your copy today Rtgulirly priud it $250 Youri 1 Rudin Sirvlce for only $100 rm mw ama aaaaa am aaw GUIDE" BRISTOL NEWSPAPERS I 320 PIERCE STREET 1 I BRISTOL VIRGINIA 24201 Plus mill mi coplis of the Bristol Niwspipers 1972 SAP STOCK GUIDE for $100 exh tor which I inclose I check or money order I understind thit I will receive de I livery is won is published ibout mid Januiry 1973 I NAMEU ADDRESS Lein STATE ZIP 1 me wan ma ma taaai paaa Bm mJ I BRISTOL ABINGDON HWY PLUS PLUS LUS 1 1.