Princeton grad published and Mother's Day luncheon listed
Dalé Bailey a 1986 Princeton High School graduate has a story titled Touched selected for The Best of Fantasy and Fiction 45th Anniversary Anthology to be issued in October. He lives in Knoxville teaches at the University of Tennessee and pursues a PhD while awaiting several forthcoming pieces in Amazing Stories and Pulphouse. A Mother’s Day luncheon hosted by First National Bank and Lifestyle 50 is set for May 6 at the Holiday Inn Bluefield with a $7 buffet, reservations via Barbara Moore Ray or Linda Melvin. Details include local school and college notices about Bluefield College Town and Gown and awards for two BC students Amy Millsaps and Christy Hurst.
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Dalé Bailey
Princeton High School
St. Martin's Rrade
Bailey
West Virginia
Amazing Stories
Pulphouse
Magazine
of Fantasy & Science Fiction
Knoxville
Tenn
The
Wal of Tennessee
First National Bank and Lifestyle 50
Holiday Inn
Bluefield
Barbara Moore Ray
Linda Melvin
Wy Ren
Bland Street Day School and Nursery
Bluefield College For Town and Gown
Town and Gown
Marilyn Tinder
BC First
Kathryn Dobyns
Jacque Oblinger
Athena
Greater Bluefield Chamber of Commerce
Jeffrey Heyl
Tim Havens
Sharon Miller
Town and Gown First
Linda Miller
Town and Gowry
Bluefield College
Amy Millsaps
Princeton
Millsaps
Christy Hurst
Hurst
Lois Reunion
Carlene Randall
Gayle Carroll
Tinder
Cancer patient Margaret Page fights for care in Virginia
Margaret Page of Bluefield Virginia, diagnosed with breast cancer in September 1992, lacks insurance and a state health card. Her husband is a disabled veteran with heart disease. Despite tentative acceptance for chemotherapy and a bone marrow transplant, Virginia health programs deny cover and transportation costs. Page continues to seek aid from the American Cancer Society and local groups, stressing the need for affordable treatment for cancer patients and families.
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Margaret Page
Bluefield
Page
Harry
Y Ciccolini
Hnetcananter Society
Morgantown
Richmond
Walk-a-thon to raise funds for cancer awareness
The 22nd annual American Cancer Society Memorial Walk-a-Thon will be held Sunday May 15 at Bluefield City Park. Chair Doris Sue Kantor says the goal is to maintain the top state fund raiser status with 10 miles around the park starting 7 45 a m rain or shine. Sixty cents of each dollar stays in West Virginia to fund local services. Mildred Belcher of Princeton, 74, has walked 21 years raising almost 200000. Pledge sheets and food provided by local groups and sponsors support walkers who may raise any amount from 5 to 154.
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Cancer Society
Kelly
Roanoke
Bluefield
Magine
Doris Sue Kantor
American Cancer Society
Margaret
Page
The
Sherry
Ciccolini
Bluefield City Park
Kantor
Kanter
West Virginia
Mildred Belcher
Princeton
Belcher
St. Anne's Altar Society of Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Pepsi
ACS
Walker
Local Cancer Society offers support services and education
The Mercer and McDowell County unit of the American Cancer Society provides Read To Recovery volunteer visits for women cancer patients, Road to Recovery driver transport to treatments, free hospital equipment loans, wig centers at Bluefield Regional Medical Center and Princeton Community Hospital, free smoking cessation classes, youth tobacco education to 17,717 students, up to date physician education, Camp Winaca for children with cancer, and the Look Good Feel Better program for female patients run by local licensed cosmetologists.
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The
American Cancer Society
Mercer County
Our County
Bluefield Regional Medical Center
Princeton Community Hospital
Cancer Society
Mercer
McDowell
McDowell County
Winaca
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