Nine Conservation Violators Cited at District IV
Captain Raymond V. Eye of District IV DNR reports nine conservation violations. Dave Duncan of Oak Hill, 55, fined 24 dollars after March 22 fire escape charge. Billy Clapp of Bolt, 35, fined 24 dollars for stream littering. George Dotson of Bradley, 49, fined 24 dollars for highway littering. Joyce Williams of Glenwood Park, 20, fined 24 dollars for illegal burning. Jesse Angle of Ravenna, 22, fined 24 dollars for improper class license use. Opal James of Coaldale, 53, fined 24 dollars for highway littering. A. H. Whitt of Princeton, 50, fined 24 dollars for illegal burning. James Scarbro of Mabscott, 45, fined 24 dollars for permitting a fire. Jess G. Davis of Summerlee, 38, fined 24 dollars for operating a motor boat without life preservers. All cases heard by various magistrates with $20 fines and $4 costs in most instances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond V. Eye
District IV
Department of Natural Resources
Dave Duncan
Oak Hill
Minden
Martin Piotrowski
Billy Clapp
Bolt
Marsh Fork
Glen Daniel
Louie Gall Jr
Clapp
George G. Dotson
Bradley
Sherwood Road
Mount Hope
Dotson
Beckley
Joe Rodriguez Jr
Joyce Williams
Glenwood Park
Williams
Bluefield
Bobby Jones
Jesse Angle
Ravenna
Big Clear Creek
Anjean
Angle
Rupert
J. Wallace Williams
Opal James
Coaldale
Blizzard
James
Jones
A. H. Whitt
Princeton
Bethel Church
Whitt
John McKinney
New Social Worker 1 Appointees at Raleigh County Welfare Office
William D. Almond and Steve Quesenberry are named Social Worker 1s at the West Virginia Department of Welfare's Raleigh County Food Stamp Office. Almond, 22, son of John W. Almond of MacArthur, is a 1961 Stoco High School graduate who studied at Beckley College and WV Tech, served four years in the Air Force, and pursues sociology at Morris Harvey College. He belongs to the Beckley Junior Chamber and Raleigh County Young Democrats Club. Quesenberry, 22, son of Robert Quesenberry of 103 Tolley Drive, is a 1961 Woodrow Wilson High School graduate who attended Beckley College, WV Tech, and Marshall University, previously worked in The Register's sports department, and is a Beckley Jaycee member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia Department of Welfare
William D
John) Almond
Steve Quesenberry
Raleigh County Food Stamp Office
John
John W. Almond
MacArthur
Stoco High School
Beckley College
West Virginia Institute of Technology
University of Oklahoma
U. S. Air Force
Thomas Expected To Appeal Verdict
Thomas 18 of Shady Spring was found guilty by Municipal Court Judge George L. Ballard on two charges. He was fined 100 dollars and 5.50 costs for reckless driving and 25 dollars and 5.50 costs for destruction of property. An appeal is expected per a city police spokesman. Court reported 353.50 dollars in forfeitures. Other forfeitures included Kelly Clay 154.50 for possession of tax paid whisky for resale. Vicky Williams 21 and Roger Lee Jones 21 for speeding. John Wayne Masland 51 and Richard Platt 51 for shop lifting. Doris Schweingruber 21 for failure to have vehicle under control. Earl Leroy Whitlock 21 for no state operator's license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Parker Thomas
Shady Spring
George L. Ballard
Ballard
Thomas
Kelly Clay
Beckley
Vicky Williams
South Pike St
Roger Lee Jones
Oak Hill
John Wayne Masland
Richard Platt
Platt
Doris Schweingruber
English
Earl Leroy Whitlock
South Fayette Street
James Lilly Questions NBPSD Election and Petition Validity
James D. Lilly chairman of North Beckley Public Service District protests Raleigh County Court move to call a removal referendum. He cites court procedures, insistence on attorney general guidance, petition validity, and voting eligibility while challenging district boundaries and dissenters’ aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James D. Lilly
North Beckley
NBPSD
Clovis Harold Hanks
Lilly
Berkley Lilly
County Commissioners
City of
Public Service District
Payment Misuse Suit Over $450 Against Linda Smith
A civil case was filed in the Circuit Clerk's office to recover 450 dollars. The plaintiff, represented by Sayre and Sayre, accuses Linda K. Smith of Harper Heights of keeping the payment made on June 29 by mistake to a Government Employees Insurance Co. member, despite repeated requests for restitution. The suit seeks judgment for 450 dollars plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Government Employes Insurance Co
Circuit Clerk’s
Linda K. Smith
Harper Heights
Sayre
Rhodell PTA Holds March Meeting and Plans Purchases
Rhodell elementary PTA held its regular monthly meeting March 29 led by president Lacy A. Meadows. Members voted to buy rubber runners for the hall pictures books and book binders. About 25 members attended. East Gulf parents provided refreshments. Next meeting set for April 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent Teacher Association
Rhodell Elementary
Lacy A. Meadows
East Gulf
Welfare Rules Explained By Raleigh County Officials
Raleigh County Welfare does not set its own policies but acts under state law and State Welfare Department directives. NDTA trainees may receive a training allowance plus a dependent’s allowance totaling up to 30 dollars weekly for six dependents, with rules having recently changed and fluctuated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Fitzpatrick
Raleigh County
Raleigh
Nazarene Rally Begins Tonight at First Church
Dr H Harvey Hendershot District Superintendent of the Church of the Nazarene will be guest speaker at a Home Mission Rally tonight at the First Church of the Nazarene 607 Johnstown Road in Oak Hill The Hendershots will present slides on home mission progress in the state with music and singing other Nazarene congregations from Oak Hill and Welch will join in the rally They arrive at 5 pm and will dine with Rev and Mrs Carl Gray at the church parsonage Gray is pastor of the First Nazarene Church
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Harvey Hendershot
West Virginia
Church of the Nazarene
First Church of the Nazarene
Johnstown Road
Hendershot
Nazarene
Oak Hill
Welch
Coal Town Museum Opens in Stotesbury Season Opens
The Coal Town Museum at Stotesbury begins its fifth season with relics arriving daily. Mrs. Sam Leslie, president of the Stotesbury Improvement Association, announced guided tours and summer hours from 10 AM to 6 PM weekdays and 1 to 6 PM Sundays. Admission is 50 cents for adults and 25 cents for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coal Town Museum
Stotesbury
Sam Leslie
Five Inmates Denied Writs By State Supreme Court
Five Moundsville Penitentiary inmates were denied writs of habeas corpus by the State Supreme Court. Among them is Richard Holland of Huntington, convicted in 1964 for the stomping death of Barney Thompson in 1952. Holland argued double jeopardy after his 11 years served and a federal judge overturned the conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlestc
UPI
Moundsville Penitentiary
State Supreme Court
Richard Holland
Huntington
Holland
Barney Thompson
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Food Stamp Office
James Lilly
de Gaur
St. Francis
St. Francis de Sales Catho
Joe Wolaski
Mark Skewes
Jose Rodriguez
Felix Farris and
John Cullicerto
Rhodell Pta
Ngister
ADC
Welfare
Washington Ndta
Francis Berg
Gill
Hargrove St
Don Fury
J.C. Penney Company
Fitzpatrick
McCreery St
Bea Gill
Beatrice
Bea) Gill
The
J. C
Penney Company
Neville Street
Nazarene Rally
Coal Museum
Raleigh County Bank
Main Street
Universal Corporation
S. Kanawha Ph
America
Ederai
Main St
Dial
Sat & Sun
FORD
F.D.B
Detroit
Mustang
Grady Whitlock
Beckley, W. VA
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