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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1966

Page

7

Cincinnati chemical drive boosts funds with local volunteers

Chemicals in Cincinnati Ohio and SSgt Howard K Manning recruiter with the U S Army. According to Mrs Helen Gagalis executive secretary 250 05 was collected on a string of tape which began in front of the President Hotel and ended near the J C Penney store Others who helped in the drive were Judy Short Debbie Ford Roberta Brack Debbie Harvey Dixie Seaman Patty Harvey Michelle Michael Cindy Swank Linda Earhart Karen Lucas Connie Harrison and Pam Lovell.

Cincinnati Ohio Howard K. Manning U.S. Army Helen Gagalis President Hotel J. C. Pen

Beckley Court Reports Bond Forfeitures Total 535

Beckley Municipal Court collected 535 in bond forfeitures on Monday with 96 from intoxication charges. Other forfeitures include David Dearman 104 for reckless driving Lea Webb 51 Granville Trivette 51 for shoplifting David Weidensall 107 for fighting Garland Lane 43 for intoxication and fighting M A Johnson Jr 21 Reginald Sheppard 21 for failure to control William Sisk 21 for speeding and Jack Moore 21 for pulling into oncoming traffic. Ronald Pack appeared and Judge Ballard continued his trial to June 23 on reckless driving charges.

Beckley David Dearman Big Stick Lea R. Webb Mabscott Granville R. Trivette Eccles David Weidensall Garland Lane Mariscott M. A. Johnson Jr Dogwood Lane Reginald Sheppard Lanark William R. Sisk Jack A. Moore Summerlee Ronald Edward Pack Coal City Ballard Pack

Your Child and the World of Tomor row analysis on future education

SUSAN LIGHT reviews a National Education Association booklet urging parents and teachers to prepare children for an automated 1980s world. The piece argues for flexible, leisure informed learning, with emphasis on music, projects, and reading over rote drills. It warns of multiple careers, retraining, and changing work patterns shaping children’s futures.

Susan Light Newspaper Enterprise Assn National Education Association Donald N. Michael Michael America

Election Costs Listed in Raleigh County Clerk Files

Ralph M. Cole filed an after the primary donations and expenditures statement in Raleigh County Clerk’s office. Cole, a defeated Democratic candidate for Town District Constable in May’s primary, reports no new expenses or donations in the final statement. the before primary period total was 79.38 dollars in expenses with a 25 dollar contribution.

Raleigh Ralph M. Cole Cole C. O. “Smitty” Smith

School Problems Addressed to Susan Light Column

Readers are invited to send school problems to Susan Light in care of this paper. While she cannot answer each letter personally, letters of general interest will be answered in this column.

Susan Light

GOP to Meet on Ballot Vacancies in Raleigh County

The Raleigh County Republican Executive Committee will meet at 7 30 p m today at GOP headquarters on Main Street. Chairman Minor Scott says the discussion centers on filling vacancies on the ballot for the general election.

GOP Raleigh County Republican Executve Main St Minor Scott

Oolong Tea Explained as Semi Fermented Formosan Variety

Oolong tea is a special kind from Formosa that is a black tea with the flavor of green tea and is partially fermented.

Formosa

Conservation Violations Report From District IV

Captain Raymond V Eye of District IV reports twenty five conservation violations in the district today. Twelve people paid a 20 dollar fine each before Magistrate John B Wingfield in Hinton for offenses including unsafe boating and hunting without licenses. Additional violators appeared before Magistrates Legg Hoffman Gall Goode Pietrowski and others for littering fishing and other infractions across towns like Bluefield Fayetteville Ansted Beckley and Oak Hill.

Raymond V. Eye District IV Department of Natural Resources John B. Wingfield Hinton Raleigh N. Cook Jesse Truman Johnson Sandstone Melvin Cyrus Leonard Cales Forest Land William A. Davis Mullens Bluestone Lake Fred Ellison Athens Phillis Bailey Bluefield Sun Valley Lake Pipestem Alfred Hopkins Charity Crockett New River Fayetteville Legg William J. Kessler Fayette Roy H. Kincaid Jr Alderson John Poteet Fairlea Greenbrier State Forest Matthew Simms Wyco Gilbert Goode Pineville Guyan William N. Brooks Beckley Joe Rodriguez Howard Moye Princeton Jack Holt Gladys Cadle Baileysville Harry Straley Frederick W. Young Oak Hill Harry Strasey Frederick W. A Martin Pietrowski Joseph D. Romas Columbus Ohio Louis Gall Glen Danie

Annual Meeting for Methodists Ends in Buckhannon

West Virginia Conference of the Methodist Church concluded its five day meeting in Buckhannon with Bishop Fred G. Galloway reading pastoral assignments and ordaining new ministers. The conference reported 1,514 churches and 198,974 members, with last year’s collections totaling 10,031,680 dollars, up 228,000. Growth included 28 new churches and 650 members, aided by including Negro churches, while Sunday School membership fell by 5,173.

Buckhannon UPI West Virginia The Methodist Church Fred G. Galloway Holloway Mountain State

Lost Bison Born at London Zoo

A North American buffalo was born Monday at the London Zoo according to UPI. The calf arrival adds to the zoo's collection of large mammals and highlights staff breeding efforts.

Lost Bison London UPI London Zoo

Arthritis Relief Offer From Kaye Smith In Jackson

An advertisement offers free information on alleviate pain from arthritis neuritis or rheumatism. It lists Kaye Smith at 2301 Terry Road Z-15 Jackson Mississippi 39204 and invites readers to write for details.

Terry Road Jackson Mississippi

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