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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1946
Page
7
Readers are told pilot certificates expire 24 calendar months after the month and may be reinstated by applying for reinstatement with a flight instructor endorsement. Private pilots cannot haul passengers for hire but may share flight expenses for business travel. medical certificates must be renewed every 12 months.
An analysis of Civil Aviation Authority rules for private and postmilitary pilots. It details required flight hours 10 hours solo in the type for a rating, 10 hours dual for private license, and cross country solo time rules. The article recounts local pilots and training activity in Bluefield Princeton and surrounding areas.
Dr. P P Ferraraccio will practice on the Virginia side with an office in the Gillespie Drug store building. He previously served on the staff of St Luke's hospital from 1940 to 1845 and has practiced in Bland Va for eight months. He received his medical degree in 1939. Mrs. Ferraraccio and the family live at 730 Virginia Avenue.
The Bluefield district announces two youth camps with a ten dollar fee for both. Rev J P Byrd of Gary directs the Intermediate camp with Mrs A T Stewart Keystone as dietician and Rev C W Paskal Bramwell as business manager. Paula Gene Young and Georgia Sprin kie Bluefield serve as secretary and registrar worship leader respectively.
The continued Prom Page Pour recalls the airfield project completed with GI labor and mentions the army presenting King Ibn Saud of Saudi Arabia with a luxurious airliner. It notes the new U S built field is the only good field in the vicinity.
Fragmentary notes mention anxious crowds, new models compared to a Park Avenue apartment, and a comical jab about rocking apartments and consequences for dumping garbage. A motion seeks to bar adults from boat zones without a conservator this summer. TOPA references cheaper beer and a sports of interest.
Northfork residents gather for a Junior Club meeting in the hall club rooms where the film A Date with West Virginia is screened. Miss Emma Jean Gadier presides, and program chairs are named each month. A birthday party for six year old Ric Comter features cake, ice cream, and lemonade with a long guest list.
A fragment notes a girl returning home Sunday after two weeks at a Girl Scout camp near Logan. It mentions Misses Alice Creager and Sallie Parnell staying on for another week and other local residents visiting Harrisburg and Durham. Also references a patient at St Luke's Hospital improving and an unrelated line about Mongols on the 13th Sunday.
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