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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1993
Page
3
Ron Campbell outlines how Social Security and Tier 1 railroad retirement benefits may be taxed. He explains the base amounts for joint and single filers, the combined income calculation, and how municipal interest and deferred income affect taxation.
The Nutrit ion Senior Program run by Mercer County Economic Opportunity Corporation offers weekday meals at Bluefield 401 Federal St Bramwell Main St W Princeton 300 Princeton Ave and Matoaka United Methodist Church. June 22 to 28 menus include chili beans and apple pie today baked chicken and yams Wednesday vegetable soup and kale greens Thursday spaghetti and garlic bread Friday chopped steak and pears Monday milk accompanies all meals.
A schedule of daily programs for Alzheimer's respite groups, creative leisure assessments, choir practice, exercise classes, life skills sessions, and Ladies Circle. Events run at Cumberland Care Center Bluefield, McDowell Continuous Care Center Gary, and Appalachian Agency for Senior Citizens Cedar Bluff with multiple times from today through Monday June 28.
Mathew James Graham six of Eckman died after a four wheeling crash near Eckman at 11 a.m. Monday. Welch Emergency Hospital reported the death at 11:40 a.m. The Welch state police detachment and McDowell County Ambulance Authority investigated. no other injuries. A separate Sunday crash near Panther injured an adult male helicoptered to Charleston area hospital.
Mrs. McCall born to Tom and Ada Browder in Chase City Va celebrates her 100th birthday on June 23. A lifelong educator, she married Roy R McCall in 1923 and lived in Berwind Newhall and Squire while active in Eastern Star Rebecca Lodge and Bishop Methodist Church. Her son Roy Jr resides in Florida with Judith. she has two grandsons and three great grandsons. An open house is planned June 23 from 2 to 7 p.m.
Frances Wayland, a Bluefield community volunteer, reflects on her lifelong ties to baseball, youth leagues, and local sports programs. She recalls family memories, the joy of opening day, and the value of teaching children to win gracefully and handle life’s challenges through sports.
AAA Bluefield and The First National Bank of Bluefield announce driver improvement classes for those 55 and older. June 29 8 30 a m to 12 30 p m and June 30 12 30 p m to 4 30 p m at 500 Federal St downtown Bluefield. John Rapp retired state police officer leads the program focusing on mature driver safety and reducing insurance by 5 to 15 percent. Enroll via AAA Bluefield or The First National Bank of Bluefield or mail name address phone birth date and a $10 check to Bluefield AAA.
Daily record from BLUEFIELD Virginia notes a Homelite weed eater and two vacuum cleaners stolen from a Chevrolet Monte Carlo at Truck City Parts parlor on Bland Street. A mailbox at Debbie Matthews 1000 Longview Ave vandalized while away on vacation. Juveniles caused a disturbance near Marshall Street, advised to go home. A Montrose Street car crash Monday morning left no injuries.
The Prime Time page invites suggestions for news and feature articles aimed at seniors. Email or call with ideas for the Bluefield Daily Telegraph section dedicated to seniors and labeled by, for and about seniors.
The RSVP calendar lists events from June including Literacy testing on Tuesday the 22nd at Tazewell Presbyterian Church at 1 p.m. A Wednesday session at Thompson Valley Presbyterian Church runs 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. with work-in projects and quilting and a covered dish lunch. A Saturday Health Fair at Richlands High School runs 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on the 26th, and a Tuesday gathering at Heritage Hall on the 29th from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. with crafts and visitation, with a RSVP van available for transportation.
The Retired Senior Volunteer Program of CVCA Inc requests donations of children and preschool books, puzzles and games, plastic canvas, macrame cord, felt, towels, bias tape, upholstery and drapery fabric in usable condition. Items aid nursing home patients, prisoners, and underprivileged children. Contact 988-5583 or visit Clinch Valley Community Action in Tazewell.
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