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Five appointments “at ‘the Rowland Coal Co. have been] announced by P. E. Weber, Rowland manager. Harry Staples has been pro moted to equipment and con struction superintendent atl, Rowland. “He is one of ‘their charter members at Rowland, having been one of the first. Hired “when the mine opened in May, 1968. He attended West Virginia University and the University of Nebraska. He and his wife, Mary, have three children:1; Judy, 19; Ricky, 18, and Todd, 1 i. They live in Beckley. Willard $. Johnson a joined Rowland as project engineer. He ‘was graduated from the Colorado School of Mines and was associated with mining firms in Colorado. Vermal Curry has ‘been pro moted to general maintenance; foreman at Rowland.He has served in the armed forces and was employed by Vecellio and Grogan, Inc., in Beckley. He and his wife, Lucille, and son, James, 16, live in Beckley. New surface mine foreman at Rowland is Maron D. Phillips. He has spent 15 years in the Taining industry, and he and his wife, Virginia, and two children, 1, Elizabeth, 18, and John, 15, live in Oak Bill. Beverly ‘Jennings has ‘also been promoted to surface mine foreman at Rowland. He has spent 16 years in the mining’ industry. He and his wife, Dorothy, and two children, Dennis, 14, and Duane, 1, live] in Beckley... The President Hotel and THE CONTRACT requires Angie’s Cafeteria at 114 Main'separate private’ type rooms 3t. were named. Thursday. all which may accommodate to the successful bidders for the beds.. The rooms must provide Armed Forces contract to feeds at least 72 square. feet. per] and lodge prospective recruits;person and two persons. are not and inductees processedj allowed to sleep, in the same, through the Armed Forces Exibéd. Clean linen’ and drinking a mining and Entrance. Station glasses must be ‘provided daily (AFEES) in Beckley. j regardless if the ‘same persons “No. Joe Rahall, president of/occupies the bed more than one Rahal Realty: Co., which owns/2'edit. : the President, submitted a low bid of $6.95 per day per man, a 7 per cent increase over last 1’ year, according to Frank C. Spencer Jr., contracting officer at Ft. Lee, Va. Angelo. DeNegti, who owns Angie’s offered a bid'' of $675 for three meals per day per person, Spencer said. THE FIRST Beckley Corp., which owns the Beckley Hotel, Submiitted a lodging bid of $8.50 per day. Mose Ramieh, owner of Ramieh's Grill, submitted a feeding bid of $2.50 across the board; Chuck’s Wagon bid $7 for three meals a day, and First Beckley Corp., $7.47 for three meals. Angie's bid will cost the government S150 to feed the inductees and recruits, breakfast, $2.25 for lunch, and‘ $3 for dinner. Chuck’s bid called for $1.60 for breakfast, $2.50 for lunch and $2.90 for dinner. The First Beckley Corp’s — bids stipulated. $2.22 for breakfast, $2.75 for lunch and $2.50 for dinner. . Spencer estimated that Angie’s will feed about 25 men and women breakfast, 68 lunch; land 25 dinner each day. THE CONTRACT for lodging: ‘last year was held by the|! President for $6.50 per man per‘ day and Ramieh’s was suc cessful bidder for the food con} A 2-year old Beckleyaniiract waived to grand jury action| ‘The new contracts will go into| Thursday: in magistrate’s court|effect April 1. ' on two charges filed in connect Under the federal contract to tion with the theft of more thanj house recruits and inductees, severuy areas can xamay $2,000 worth of welding equips the hotel must meet, such ‘The contract stipulates that meat and other tools from federal standards as sanitation if a cafeteria is awarded the Mabscott Supply.Co. land fire protection and each bid, the men must not be, Ronald J.. Peelish of 108 man must have access to a de l allowed to use the selection: Grove Ave., charged with grand quate adjacent toilet facilities. | system, larceny and possession of stolen| Each room must have a win- JOE PUSATERI, manager of property, appeared before Town|dow facing the front.or open|Angie’s downtown cafeteria, District Magistrate Lorenalcourt or to the side or rear|said the restaurant will be Wallace and was released on|of the building. The rooms non, pact monthly by a U. S. $3,000 ‘bond, not face a narrow air shaft.Army physician, “The ‘recruits and inductees must also be given the same privileges as other hotel guests and the government is’ not, responsible for ‘damages. In case of destruction of property or damages to the hotel occurs, it must’ be ‘settled through, civilian authorities. THE THIRD and fourth floors of the President were recondi tioned last year, including’ a lounge, new furnishings, and air conditioning for the recruits, and inductees. The minimum food that can be served under the contract requires, for breakfast, fruit or, fruit juice, hot, or cold cereal, two eggs cooked to order (U. S. Department of Agriculture: Grade A Large eggs), bacon, ham or sausage, two pats of butter or margarine, jelly or jam, toast, coffee, tea, coco or, milk ( S$. Public Service, Grade A ‘or equivalent). ~ THE NOON AND evening I meals. -requires a serving of: either beef, ham or veal cutlett (six-ounce servings), pork chops or pork roasts(eight ounces), fish (five ounces) or one-fourth of a chicken (fried), potatoes (three ounces), 1 vegetable (two and one-half ounces), 1 salad, bread, butter or margarine, and a desert of either one-sixth of a mine inch pie, 3 ounces of ice cream or 2 ounces of an iced layer cake, aid a ‘beverage. ' ‘The men must be given a ‘choice of fish or meat for the, arenine cast cash Gridac Peelish, arrested Tuesday by, State Police, is accused of the Tuesday theft of two regulators and a pair of welder’s gloves valued at $70. A search off Peelish’s home by State Police, and Mabscott Town Police u| covered $7,309.70 in equipment and tools reported stolen from the company. Since the restaurant accepted her contract, it will be required t o pay the federal minimum wages of $1.60 per hour. He xpects to add four or five to his current staff of 10 and the cafetéria will be open seven lays a week from 6 am. until 1 F ‘pam. Mondays through Satur p ays and noon until 7 pa.it sundays. Capt. Matthew Webb was the f irst man to swim the English channel.
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Beckley, West Virginia, US
Fri, Mar 19, 1971
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