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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1997
Page
8
Registration starts Monday for Craft Memorial Library Summer Reading Program with theme Spin A Yarn Spin A Tale. Classes run June 23 to August 6 offering LapTime Story Hour Reading elements Cooking for various ages Sign language groups and schedules with fees and contact 325-3943.
Summit continues outreach to 2,000 of an estimated 16,000 at risk children in the region. Goals include mentoring 750 Mercer 600 Taze well 200 Monroe 200 Summers and 350 McDowell county youths, providing safe environments health care education and opportunities to give back in life.
The Breach pageant discussion outlines judging on food character beauty face figure poise and speaking ability with commercial appeal. Ten of 25 girls advance to Poster Girl for December while finalists receive awards and portfolios. Miranda focuses on modeling exposure yet prioritizes graduating high school and pursuing a medical career.
Continued from B-1 outlines a harassment policy emphasizing confidentiality and prevention. All staff and students will receive awareness training on racial sexual and cultural harassment with age appropriate content for lower grades. Students or employees may file complaints with outside authorities such as the West Virginia Human Rights Commission.
The ninth annual Coors Frontier Days Championship Rodeo comes to the Tazewell Farmers Livestock Market June 27 and 28 at 8 p.m. with bull riding bronco riding steer riding barrel racing clowns and more. Contestants from the East Coast and across several states are expected with as many as 200 entrants. eight seconds on bulls are required to qualify. Call SRA at 910 639 2522 on June 16 and 23 to participate.
Paul Ernie Goddard appointed to run day to day operations of the Bonner Scholars Program at Concord College. He began May 14 as program specialist and will engage community leaders to ensure 80 scholars have productive service roles each semester and in summer, assist in recruiting enrollees, and oversee four years of scholarship for agreed service. Goddard, a Mead ow Bridge native, retired from the Navy as Commander in 1995 and holds degrees from California Lutheran and West Virginia Tech.
The West Virginia Supreme Court faced rising petitions and a heavy caseload, driven largely by workers compensation appeals. Justices note the court handles diverse matters from zoning to divorce, with about 3,102 petitions filed in 1996. Justice Maynard compares the strain to a Titanic moment, while others cite direct appeals on workers compensation as a key factor.
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