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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1978

Page

6

Tracye Day Named Virginia Tech Minority Engineer Scholar

Tracye V. Day of Bluefield earns a scholarship through Tech’s incentive Grants Program for National Fund for Minority Engineering Students. Seven students have received these scholarships in Tech’s two years and Day joins them amid financial need and strong academic ability. The rest of the article notes events including Southwest Virginia Community College Spring Formal at Brushfork Armory with Razamatazz and Helicopter bands, and a free CPR course May 10–11 at Princeton Library with coordinator Josephine Murphy.

Tracye Day Tracye V. Day of Bluefield Virginia Tech National Fund Tech Southwest Virginia Community College Brushfork Roanoke SGA AVCC Office of the Emergency Medical Service The American Heart Association Princeton Josephine Murphy

Governor Announces Summer Youth Jobs Program 1978

Governor Rockefeller unveils a statewide seven week Summer Youth Program providing over 10 000 jobs for disadvantaged youths 14 to 21. funded by the U S Department of Labor under CETA 1973 with $6.8 million, starting June 21 at federal minimum wage. enroll via local Job Service Offices as soon as possible and emphasize strong supervision for project success.

Jay Rockefeller United State Department of Labor Governor's Office of Economic and Community Development Rockefeller J. Howard Henderson

School Renovation Plans Approved for Multiple Monroe Schools

The Monroe County Board of Education approved architectural drawings for renovations at Ballard Peterstown Elementary Peterstown High Union Elementary and Union High. Bids will be invited in about two weeks with tentative drawings for the vocational school also previewed.

Monroe County Board of Education Ballard Peterstown Peterstown High Union of Schools Gandee, Thomas and Sprouse Ballard School Carolyn Buckland Linda Hazelwood Danny Lively Connie Robertson Gap Mills Kristina Biser Carl Cobb Susan Cobb Gavin Copeland Jo Ellen Harless Robert Pumphrey Jo Siboid William Tuggle Seotta Walkker Elaine Wickline Gap Mills Jr. High Sam Arthur Nancy Bostic Kellen Burdette Glenn Carter

Mercer County Humane Society Seeks Members in Bluefield

The Mercer County Humane Society promotes animal welfare through cruelty prevention relief to animals and humane education. Membership costs five dollars per person with tax deductible dues and donations. Mail name and address with donation to Box 1392 Bluefield West Virginia 24701.

Mercer County Humane Society Bluefield W. Va

Rain forecast sweeps northern Plains to Mid-Atlantic

The National Weather Service warns of widespread rain today across the northern Plains and north Mid-Atlantic states with showers along the Gulf States and eastern seaboard extending inland to Michigan. A large satellite cloud mass covers much of the U S from the Gulf and Midwest to the northern Plains, while other regions are expected clear.

National Weather Service Plains

Dear Dr Graham on guilt after a friend’s suicide

A reader asks if guilt for not helping a friend who died by his own hand is justified. The response affirms natural guilt but encourages direct help, confession to God, and repentance. It urges increased love for others and considering aiding the deceased friend's family, citing Galatians 6:2.

DR. Graham S. J Christ

Farmers Eligible for 1978 Feed Grain Diversion Payments

Claxton Moye, ASC chairman, says farmers may receive payments for voluntarily diverting 10 percent of each crop’s 1978 planted acreage for corn barley and grain sorghum. Payments set at 20 cents for corn and 12 cents for barley and sorghum, with half paid at signup. total farm acreage must not exceed 1977 levels. Contact local ASCS at 114 Gott Road or 487-1403 for details.

Claxton Moye Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation ASC Moye NCA ASCS Gott Road

Bluefield Seeks 10 Young Adults For Stream Cleanup

Bluefield Virginia plans a year long stream bed cleanup program funded by an 86760 federal grant. Ten unemployed adults aged 18 to 23 will be hired at minimum wage starting May 15 to reduce flood risks. a supervisor will oversee the crew. Apply at the town manager's office in the Municipal Building.

Bluefield Virginia Side Gene Moore U. S. Department of the Interior Virginia Commission of Outdoor Recreation Moore

Total Wool Payments Announced in Mercer County

Mercer County wool producers received payments averaging 37.5 cents per dollar netted for 1977 shorn wool. Total local payments about $1,646 were mailed April 11 by the ASC office. Additional per hundredweight payments for unshorn lambs offset wool costs, with small deductions for advertising and promotion approved in a 1974 referendum.

Mercer County Claxton Moye McDowell-Mercer County Moye

Storm Lashes Central Gulf Coast With Record May Snow

Heavy rains caused flooding from the lower Ohio Valley into the central Gulf Coast states with major floodings in Mississippi and Louisiana. McComb and Shreveport saw urban floods and evacuees. Snow piled across Colorado Wyoming and the Black Hills, with record May snowfall in Cheyenne and a missing boy delayed search due to the storm.

Associated Press Gulf Coast Ohio Valley Mississippi Louisiana McComb Miss Shreveport Nebraska Kansas Oklahoma Arkansas Colorado Wyoming Rockies Black Hills South Dakota Cheyenne Wyo Arnett Colorado Division of Employment Training Boulder Larimer County Poudre Canyon Fort Collins Chris Vigil LaPorte

Food Factory Changes Tactics

In Boone North Carolina a candy maker Charles P Minges bought North State Canning Co with his three children and a son in law after tasting their kraut and finding it superior They plan to rename the business North State Foods and expand into sauerkraut and candy production in Watauga County

Boone, N.C Watauga County Charles P. Minges Rockingham North State Canning Co Boone Minges W.F. Miller Jr Canning Company So Minges North State Foods

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