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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1985

Page

11

Maggie Allison Leads Gary Area Center Plan Fight

Gary resident Maggie Allison drives a campaign to convert the old Gary High School into a Park Recreation and Education center. She aims to gain school building donation, land gift from Pocahontas Land Co, and fundraising including a potential Stevie Wonder concert to support a multiuse facility with gym, theater, arcade, cafeteria, gardens, and playground while facing long mine layoffs and tight finances.

Gary Magdalene Maggie Allison Leon Alpheus Gary High School McDowell County Board of Education PRE Park, Recreation and Education), Inc Pocahontas Land Company Hodge Charles Goosens Robert U.S. Steel UMW McDowell County Toms Mountain Stevie Wonder Maggie Allison Stevie

Fund push for Y Center off to good start

Bluefield YM-YWCA fundraising drive aims to raise 150000 with part directed to past due bills. Five days into a three week campaign officials report 11746 in hand and pledges. 10000 from a local anonymous donor. The center, 23 years old, employs six full time staff and several part time workers with modest wages.

Bluefield Ym-Ywca Corky Sarver YMCA Sarver The College Avenue Katie Gray Helen Farley YWCA Lindsey Grubb Friends of the Y Bluefield Community Hospital Bible Council Cove Creek Tazewell County

Durrette Nominated Top of 1985 Virginia GOP Ticket

In Norfolk on Saturday Wyatt Durrette and Del. Buster O'Brien were named to the top and bottom of Virginia Republicans 1985 ticket. Lt Governor hopeful John Chichester led early on first ballot with 1271 votes while Marshall Coleman trailed. Durrette predicted victory while downplaying his chances in the general election. A large crowd celebrated as Durrette accepted, pledging conservative leadership and unity for Virginia.

Norfolk Wyatt Durrette del. W.R Buster O’brien John Chichester Fredericksburg Durrette Chichester Marshall Coleman McLean Richard Viguerie del. A.R Pete’’ Giesen Waynesboro Maurice Dawkins Arlington Coleman Viguerie Chesterfield County Fairfax Virginia Gerald Baliles Baliles Richmond Virginia Beach Gloucester Winston Mathews Mathews Dawkins J. Smith Ferebee Mills Godwin Godwin Stanford Parris John Dalton U.S Paul Trible Tom Bliley Frank Wolf Cheryn Norfolk United Commonwealth

Mercer County Reports No Measles Cases in 1984

Mercer County recorded no measles cases in 1984 and as of April 18 no active infections. Public health officials credit a prior re immunization drive and strict school-entry vaccination rules for maintaining zero cases. Health experts note vaccine improvements reduce outbreaks and urge older records be checked for possible re immunization.

Bob Pepalis Daily Telegraph Mercer County Mona Blackwell Mercer Health Center National Center For Disease Control Northeast Midwest Mercer Thomas E. Richardson Bluefield Pediatrics Blackwell West Virginia

Moore urges ARC grant for WV Virginia tourist center

Governor Arch Moore said he recommended a $125,000 Appalachian Regional Commission grant to the Greater Bluefield Chamber of Commerce for a West Virginia Virginia Tourist Information Center at Rocky Gap Virginia near Interstate 77. The center, funded by ARC Jobs and Private Investment Program, aims to promote tourism in West Virginia especially the southern region.

Charleston Arch Moore Appalachian Regional Commission ARC Greater Bluefield

Bluefield teacher chosen for national Shakespeare institute

Bluefield High School English teacher Bob Harrison, 37, is one of 40 teachers selected from 450 applicants nationwide to attend the Teaching Shakespeare Institute in Washington, D C. The four week program at Folger Library, run by NEH, will feature lectures and instruction on four plays with stipends and travel paid. Harrison will develop teaching units for his school and will gain ideas from scholars and theatre professionals.

Bluefield National Teaching Shakespeare Institute Washington, D.C Bob Harrison Bluefield School Folger Shakespearean Library Washington National Endowment For Humanities U.S Harrison Shakespeare Institute National Council of Teachers of English

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