Skateboard ban enforced on Bluefield streets City council actions
Bluefield police enforce Bluefield Traffic Code banning skateboards on city streets. Police take boards found in use to headquarters and return to parents. Sidewalk use not addressed. June 13 19 Winning Is Just The Beginning Week All-America City events scheduled. City to add fallout shelter space under Police Headquarters with $3000 generator funded by federal reimbursements.
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Bluefield
Randolph G. Whittle
Bluefield Board of Directors
William J. Winters
Whittle
U. S. Corps of Engineers
Mercer Lodge
Fraternal Order of Police
Bluefield Sales Executives to Meet for Dinner
The Bluefield Sales Executives Club holds its monthly dinner Thursday at 6 15 PM at the Country Club. Guest speaker Jay Seibel, former NBC and Fred Waring staffer, will deliver a humorous talk. Nominees for July officer seating include Scott Jones Evans Steele Thomas Collins Bentley Kellerman.
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Lynchburg
Bluefield
Jay Seibel
National Broadcasting Co
Fred Waring
Seibel
U. S. Air Force
Charles R. Scott
Goodman Jones
George R
Buddy) Evans
H. Edward Steele
Earl B. Thomas
Jack Collins
W. K. Bentley
M. W. Kellerman
Earl V. Peery
Bluefield approves twenty building permits and one business license
The Bluefield Board of Directors authorized twenty building permits totaling 3925 and one new business license for H. R. Robinette’s Rob inette's Used and New Furniture Store at 1208 Princeton Ave. Permits include porches, fences, roofs, walls, and porch repairs across multiple addresses.
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Bluefield Board of Directors
H. R. Robinette
Robinette
Princeton Ave
David F. Bell Jr
Mountain View Ave
Lawson Saint Church
Lawson Street
Helen Loyd
Woodrow Ave
Ollie Melvin
Glendale Ave
Milton Dotson
East River Ave
Charles Richards
Carroll St
Youth Opportunity Month Proclaimed in Bluefield
Bluefield proclaims June as Youth Opportunity Month. Mayor Henry Warden signed a notice urging private citizens to expand summer work and training for youths 16 to 21. President Johnson issued a national proclamation urging federal state local agencies and private employers to provide summer jobs for young people.
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Bluefield
Henry Warden
Johnson
Over Heated Stove Damages Residence
Fire caused by an over heated kitchen stove at the residence of Wallace Cline on Franklin Street. The incident damaged the kitchen ceiling around 1 30 p m with an estimated cost of ten dollars. Fire Chief Gordon Damron said a newly built ceiling apparently touched the stove pipe and caught fire.
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Wallace Cline
Franklin St
Gordon Damron
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