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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1996

Page

9

Home schooling gains ground in Mercer County West Virginia

West Virginia embraces home schooling with about 76 Mercer County children already taught at home. Lynn York notes state rules vary by grade level and that many families choose homeschooling for discipline, religious reasons, privacy, and personalized learning.

Princeton Mercer County Lynn York West Virginia York Elizabeth Pike View High School

Translating languages remains art form skill

VOCHI CITY JAPAN An article on the art and challenge of simultaneous translation highlights Atsuko Itasaka of L.S.S Inc Tokyo and Hiroko Ogasawara as two translators for INTECOL Relay Symposia. Itasaka trained seven years after high school and translates Japanese to English and German to Japanese or English.

Vochi City Japan Atsuko Itasaka L.S.S., Inc Tokyo Vietnam Itasaka International Association For Ecology Intecol Hiroko Ogasawara Intecol Kochi City

Laws and Ordinances reveal Bluefield life in 1915

A Bluefield heritage piece details the 1915 Laws and Ordinances book owned by James Gillespie. It cites officials like Mayor F M Peters and J S Kahle, notes high fines for speed and stray animals, bans hitching to shade trees, limits on loitering and disturbances near churches, licensing bans on weapons and fortune telling, and city scavenger duties with privy-cleaning pay.

Bluefield Bluewell James Gillespie Daily Telegraph Board of Affairs City of F.M. Peters Finance J.S. Kahle Public Safety E.E. Carter J.B. Shumate Gillespie Woodtech Everett Gillespie Joe Gillespie Lambert

Moose Lodge honors volunteers in Tazewell luncheon

More than 400 gathered at the Tazewell Moose Lodge for the Retired and Senior Volunteer Program recognition luncheon hosted by RSVP, an agency of Clinch Valley Community Action. Linda Hayes awarded pins. Ethel Bennett gave Heierman Awards to Julia Ciccarillo, Pansy Neal, and Eva Saunders for long service and special achievements. State Senator Jack Reasor Jr. delivered the keynote praising volunteers. AmeriCorps Tutoring and Southwest Virginia Community College personnel served and entertained attendees.

Azewell Tazewell Moose Lodge RSVP Clinch Valley Community Action Clinch Valley Eli Jones Jr Linda Hayes Hayes Clinch Valley Board Ethel Bennett Heierman Lucy Jett Heierman Julia Ciccarillo Tannersville Pansy Neal Eva Saunders Saunders Jackson E. “Jack” Reasor, Jr Bluefield Southwest Virginia Southwest Virginia Community College AmeriCorps Bristol Parks and Recreational

Service Project Teens Return to Tazewell for Week of Help

About 70 teenagers from across the country arrive at Tazewell Middle School to spend a week in Tazewell County for home repairs for low income residents. A second group similar size will join after a week, continuing the effort for six weeks.

Tazewell Tazewell Middle School Appalachia Service Project Tazewell County Donna Bartgis Bartgis Tazewell Recreational Park Pocahontas Bluefield Richlands Susan White Tazewell Area

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Steven York Billi Arche Jim Terry The Moose Lodge Ciccarillo Neal Bill Archer
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