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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1983

Page

9

Townhouse project awaits FHA funding in Bluefield

Bluefield officials wait on final approval from the Farmers Home Administration to begin a 1.2 million 23 unit townhouse project on Roanoke Street. The developer P T Developers of Parkersburg will own and sell the units with plans to start at least six units in the first year.

Jim Terry Daily Telegraph Bluefield City Farmers Home Administration Roanoke Street Bruce Gerwig FHA Morgantown Washington Gerwig P&t Developers Parkersburg Mercer Street Bridge Mercer County Commission

Mercer Board of Education Approves Personnel Matters

The Mercer County Board of Education approved numerous personnel moves at the regular meeting. Resignations include Diane Horm-Wingerd and Debra Guiffre, plus others across multiple schools. New hires cover teachers and staff for the 1983-84 term, summer programs, and band activities, with several entries detailing effective dates and positions.

Mercer Board of Education Princeton Mercer County Board of Education Central Office Department of Diane M. Horm-Wingerd Department of Special Education Debra A. Guiffre Malinda Cavallo Bluewell Elementary Freda W. Peters Montcalm Sheila M. Scott Mercer County West Virginia Princeton Senior High School Jacquelyn S. Browder Evelyn Wiley Mary E. Chmar Dorothy Hetzel Billy J. Keatley Phyllips P. Smith Barbara B. Harri Ralph E. Ball C. Kay Pendry Mary L. Brown Princeton Senior High John W. Potter Ralph D. Hall Melton Saunders Roger D. Daniels Donald W. Hager David S. Richardson John W Shrewsbury Deborah B. Fry Richard D. Hamden Charles Chandler David P. Kade Oakvale School Deborah R Meuwissen Special Education Office Sharon L Morris Department of Pupil Transportation Michael J Meadows Brushfork Elementary James W. Parks Cumberland Heights Ronald Pennington Memorial Elementary Dorothy M. Hurley Cook III Stanley H. Harvey

Montcalm Area Man Robbed at Lorton Lick Road

Authorities say suspects are pursued in an early Friday armed robbery of Montcalm area resident Thurman Wyrick at his mobile home on Lorton Lick Road. Wyrick, about 50, was robbed of around 250 dollars by two masked men at roughly 4:30 a.m. He was not harmed. Police report he woke to the intruders, one wielding a revolver, demanding money. Deputies have several leads but no arrests.

Princeton Montcalm Area Lorton Lick Road Roscoe Boone Thurman Wyrick Wyrick Boone

Pearisburg OKs Budget With 1.17 Percent Increase

Pearisburg Virginia town council formally approves the 1983-84 budget totaling 781,452 dollars, up 9,060 from 1982-83. The plan includes a 5 percent pay raise for 25 full time workers, stable real estate and personal property taxes, higher refuse rates, a new library nonresident fee, and funding for public works and police needs.

Pearisburg A. Lee Galloway Galloway

SCC Denies Vepco Rate Increase Request

The State Corporation Commission in Richmond denied Virginia Electric & Power Co. the full 175.2 million rate increase plan and kept July 19 hearings limited to an 82.3 million increase. The order also splits out 91.5 million in cancellation costs for North Anna and notes a separate 26.7 million portion to be considered at the July hearing. Vepco said it would appeal to the Virginia Supreme Court.

Richmond State Corporation Commission Virginia Electric & Power Co Vepco SCC North Anna Louisa County Virginia Supreme Court Commission

Local Bank Merger Plans Between Princeton Banc and Upshur

Princeton Banc Holding Company and Upshur National Bank in Buckhannon announced a letter of intent to merge subject to regulatory and stockholder approval. The deal would create the region’s largest multi bank holding company with about 270 million in assets, while Upshur National Bank keeps its identity and staff.

Princeton Princeton Banc Holding Company Curry W. Blank French Lee Upshur National Bank Buckhannon Blank Lee Upshur Na Tional Bank West Virginia Castle Rock Bank Pineville Adrian Buckhannon Bank Adrian Princeton Banc

Bridge Victory and Local News From West Virginia and Hawaii

Amerged report covers a mixed teams bridge hand from the Spring Nationals in Hawaii won by Joe Steuer of Memphis after a dramatic defense sequence. The piece also notes winners from a Southwest Virginia Community College math contest with Graham High School as overall winner and lists participants. New hospital administrators Rich ard L. Dorsen and William Regeness are introduced with prior positions detailed.

Hawaii Joe Steuer Memphis Southwest Virginia Community College Graham High School Quent Baria Jeff Atwell John Stroup Bluefield Community Hospital Richard L. Dorsen Pearisburg Roanoke National Children’s Center Fairfax County Healthcare Financial Management Association William Regeness Marion General Hospital Marion Ind Richmond Chesapeake Chicago

Religious events span anniversaries and revivals across churches

The Gospel Tabernacle of Keystone marks its 44th anniversary with an 11 a.m. service led by Rev. Anthony Tucker and a 3 p.m. talk by Elder Louise Staples with choir. Rose of Sharon United Holy Church hosts 11 a.m. Sunday worship, 12 p.m. service, and a 3 p.m. sermon by Rev. Mrs. Irma Easley of Bluefield, plus readings and solos. Tuesday services include 5:30 p.m. start, 6:30 p.m. choir, and 7:30 p.m. Bible study. Bluestone Missionary Baptist Church holds 11 a.m. service with pastor-elect Rev. T.B. Hamlin and communion. Bud-Alpaca Methodist schedules a July revival July 18–23 at 7:30 p.m. nightly led by Rev. Danny Camden. pastor Rev. John McGuire. Mill Creek Missionary Baptist Church in Coopers has Rev. Samuel Marrs as guest speaker at 11 a.m. Deacon Glannon Williams heads the Deacon Board. Liberty Baptist Church in Lilac Hills near Glenwood hosts a July 9 youth service featuring Rick Amato, inviting regional youths.

Tabernacle Gospel Tabernacle of Keystone Anthony Tucker Dixon Louise Staples Rose of Sharon United Holy Church Irma Easley Bluefield Almeda Brown Louise Hawkins Ethel Younger Bluestone Bluestone Missionary Baptist Church T.B. Hamlin Bud-Alpaca Methodist Church Danny Camden John McGuire Mill Creek Samuel Marrs Mill Creek Missionary Baptist Church Coopers Glannon Williams

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