Book sale to aid Mullens Library flood recovery in Princeton
The Friends of Princeton Library host a charity book sale on Oct 8 at the Fred Gilbert Activity Center, Princeton, raising funds for Mullens Public Library after July flooding. Proceeds go to Southwest Virginia Community and Technical College students for Make a Difference Day projects. Donations accepted at Princeton Library or via pickup. sale runs 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. with organized categories and a wide selection.
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Friends of Princeton Library
Fred Gilbert
Princeton
Mullens
Janet Meyer
Mullens Library
Wyoming McDowell County
Southwest Virginia Community and Technical College
Mullens Public Library
Meyer
Daily Telegraph
Wyoming
Peggy Epling
Student Government Association
Princeton Library
Mountain dulcimer players in the area
Dear Kathy supplies Ed Hartman as a dulcimer player who may meet with Madeline Hart to demonstrate the mountain dulcimer. Call 384-9807. Also notes how to contact the Daily Telegraph for subscriptions and a Q A column with Kathy Kish offering general guidance on repairs and appraisals.
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Kathy
Madeline Hart
Madeline
Ed Hartman
Appalachian Highlands Music Association
Kathy Kish
Daily Telegraph
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
P.O. Box
Bluefield
W.va
TV Data Features Syndicate
Northway Plaza
Queensbury
TV Pipeline
Medley
Teena House Noises By Morris And Carey AP Weekly Features
A feature explores the variety of house noises heard day and night caused by residents, appliances, and structural movement. It notes water pipes vibrating, HVAC systems cycling, and wood expanding with sun and shade, urging vigilance for new sounds like hissing or crackling that may signal an issue.
Lost creatures in a woodland yard tale
An observer describes a lively scene in a woods yard with various wildlife including a fast moving happy-faced turtle and a hostile snake. The turtle is missing shell chunks, swarmed by flies, and seeks cover under rocks while other animals like squirrels, chipmunks, mice, raccoons, and birds visit the yard.
Happy Face Bandaged Turtle and Hairless Cat Reflections
Kathy Kish, Daily Telegraph features writer, recalls a quirky month of creepy critters. A turtle with bandages and happy-face bandages wanders off and a stray snake intrudes, while pampered cats drag in wildlife and spawn a reluctant compassion in the writer.
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Catatorium
Pumba
Powder
Squirrel Saver
Turtle
Kathy Kish
Daily Telegraph
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Dren
Fred Gilbert Activity Center
Eric DiNovo
Janet Myers
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Frances Spraker
Frances
Norma
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Ken
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Catherine
Teena
By Morris and
James Carey
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