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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1979

Page

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Bluefield Christmas Parade Set for Saturday Downtown Route

Bluefield hosts its annual Christmas parade on Saturday starting at 13 a.m in downtown. Co sponsored by Bluefield High School Junior Civitan Club and Greater Bluefield Chamber of Commerce with school bands floats Scout units antique cars and Santa. Four divisions of about 12 units begin on North Street with detailed entries in Divisions A through D. All bands assemble by 9 a.m floats by 8 30 a.m and convertibles riders report by 9 15 a.m. Prizes awarded at 9:30 a.m.

Bluefield Bluefield Jaycees Bluefield High School Eddie Steele Karonettes Wee Tots Nursery Bluefield Civitan Club Central Junior High School Bluefield Junior Woman's Club

Peterstown High announces first nine weeks honor roll

Peterstown High School principal James O Gore announces the honor roll for the first nine weeks. A honor roll includes seniors Kathy Dishner Sandy Duncan Robin Hines Lane Pence juniors Goare Lee eighth graders Angel Chinault Todd Higginbotham Keith Humphreys JoAnn Willis seventh graders Matt Asbury Lia ma Amy Mullins Joyce Raines Sue er. B honor roll lists many seniors including Jeff Ballard Sherri Ball Pat Boone Debbie Bouldin Jewell Broyles Jenny Campbell Terri Chinault and others with juniors and freshmen named. The moon distance noted as 238857 miles is also mentioned.

James O. Gore Peterstown High School Kathy Dishner Sandy Duncan Robin Hines Lane Pence Goare Lee Angel Chinault Todd Higginbotham Keith Humphreys JoAnn Willis Matt Asbury Liama Amy Mullins Joyce Raines Sueer Jeff Ballard Sherri Ball Pat Boone Debbie Bouldin Jewell Broyles Jenny Campbell Terri Chinault C. A. Comer Teresa Craig Lisa Dunn Jeff Edens Valerie Ferguson Tammy Hazelwood Keith Jones Wanda Jones Timothy Mann Jack Meredith Steve Miller Jeff Mi Steve Newberry Pence Persinger Greg Sheila Williams Brenda Wills Marcelle Bailey Lisa Ballard Marcia Bennett Deresa Blankenship

Troopers Return to Duty After Suspension at Princeton Detachment

Three state troopers D R Bowman L J McCarty and J L Brogan returned to work at the Princeton detachment after six months off in August and November recurrences. Trooper R D Falkiner, suspended a month, returned after 15 days. Col. Fred Donahoe confirmed the action and noted half of the suspensions elapsed with the second half potentially vacated if conduct remains satisfactory. He refused to disclose details of the investigations or reasons for suspensions. He stated no current transfer orders and that press coverage could not be controlled.

Princeton H.F. Mooney Jr Fred Donahoe Charleston Bluefield Daily Telegraph D.R. Bowman L.J. McCarty J.L. Brogan R.D. Falkiner Donohue Mooney Donohoe

Christmas program highlighted at Kiwanis meeting

Rev Norman Arrington portrayed a scribe from Herod’s era in a Christmas program during the Princeton Athens Kiwanis Club gathering at Western Steer Steak House. Interclub ties with Bramwell and Green Valley Glenwood Kiwanis were noted with guests from Princeton High School clubs.

Norman Arrington Princeton-Athens Kiwanis Club Western Steer Oakvale Road Arrington Herod Jesus Princeton-Athens Kiwanis Bramwell Green Valley-Glenwood Kiwanis Angela Hodges Kim Snider Princeton High School Keywanettes PHS Key Todd Boggess Russell Nuce Jerry Flannigan

Natural bridges of Utah weathered by wind and water

The state contains over 80 natural arches formed by wind and water erosion of sandstone including Rainbow Bridge, a 278 foot long monument recognized as a national monument.

Utah Rainbow

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