West Virginia Poultry Festival Set for Moorefield in July
The 38th West Virginia Poultry Festival and Convention in Moorefield runs July 21 to 25 with a program featuring 4-H and Vo-Ag competitions, a broiler auction, tours, parades, and a beauty contest. WVU coach Gale Catlett will speak at the president’s dinner July 25 at Moorefield Elementary School.
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Mercer County
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WVU
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Lost River
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Ronald L. Stump
W.va. University Center For Extension and Continuing Education
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WVU College of Agriculture and Forestry
Agriculture Experiment Station
Farm Report festival highlights methane talks and youth broiler events
A Farm Report segment previews methane production discussions by Arthur W. Selders of WVU Extension and Robert A. Hamburg. The festival opens Monday July 21 with a kiddie parade, followed by a July 22 broiler weigh-in by 300 4-H youth, poultry and egg judging, barbecues, and egg demonstrations at Moorefield Elementary School. Tours of the Rockingham plant and facilities occur July 23.
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Orma
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Public comment invited on federal standard ending utility service
Virginia public hearing scheduled July 28 1980 at 10 00 a m in Richmond to consider adopting the federal termination of service standard for gas and electric utilities Written comments due by July 21 1980 to the State Corporation Commission Document Control Center Case No PUE-800027. Appalachian Power Company
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Cubans May Not Get Benefits Under New Policy
Miami officials say thousands of Cuban and Haitian refugees may not receive welfare or medical aid due to Florida law restricting benefits for single men and able bodied family heads. Refugees sheltering at the Orange Bowl fear disruption ahead of the Dolphins exhibition game with the Detroit Lions on August 15.
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Police find no electronic bug in Crisp office. possible past device
Police technicians scanned the Republican National Committee co chair Mary Crisp's office for surveillance and found no electronic bug. They did not rule out a listening device may have existed last Wednesday, after a private expert reported two wires and a magnetic field near the desk.
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Christian Woman's Fellowship Meets at Newport Church
The Newport Christian Church hosts the Christian Woman's Fellowship meeting with a Saint Luke study led by Rev. Vance Daniels. Mrs. Mary Taylor leads worship. minutes read by Mrs. Doris Link in Gale Stowers' absence. A July 6 pot luck was planned. clothes were taken to Narrows Mission.
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Giles County Homemakers Plan June Bake Sale
At the regular Giles County meeting the club announced a bake sale at the flea market on June 28 to support the Community Building Fund. Coordinators are Mrs Bertha Talbert Mrs Dolly West and Mrs Agnes Miller, who will accept contributions. A black quilt contest was also announced and program ideas for 1981 were invited to Wanda Blankenship. The group noted the State Extension Homemakers meeting set for July 14-18 at Blacksburg.
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Dolly West
Agnes Miller
Wanda Blankenship
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Blacksburg
Pope Blesses Mohawk Woman in Beatification Ceremony
In St Peter's Basilica Pope John Paul II blessed Kater Tekakwitha, a Mohawk woman, along with four others, during a two hour Mass that drew over 25,000 pilgrims including 100 Native Americans. The beatification designates annual feast days for the five. Tekakwitha died at 24 after fleeing her tribe and seeking a Jesuit mission near Montreal.
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