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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1971
Page
2
July designated Kick the Habit Month by Raleigh County Tuberculosis and Respiratory Disease Council. Twelve messages urge quitting smoking with practical steps and motivational tips to plan for a Q Day and a clean break.
Raleigh County Woodworkers sponsor a June to July 4 display at Cedar Lakes Ripley as about 200 state craftsmen demonstrate crafts and sell items during the Mountain State Art and Craft Fair.
Roosevelt R. Neal and David C. Thomas from Fairmont Woodrow Wilson High School have been accepted by Fairmont State College and will begin their studies in the fall term.
The bookmobile will suspend its Saturday visit at Beckley Plaza Shopping Center for the summer and resume service in September.
Griffith Park planetarium outlines a five billion year scenario in a news release. The sun will exhaust fuel, expand then cool, oceans vaporize, atmosphere blow off, land melt, Earth become a molten marble then a frigid wasteland. Your worries will be over.
Betty Lou Mullins of Calloway Heights employed at Beckley Appalachian Regional Hospital says she is not the Betty Mullins named in reports about Danny H. Pittman's drowning in the New River at Thayer. Pittman, 42, drowned while swimming across the river as a companion was pulled to safety by a Pittman party member.
Loren Musgrave and Richard F. Gainer present a ceremonial scroll honoring Ambus in Huntington West Virginia and Beckley. The Buckeye President Donald R. Haverick presided at the event, recognizing the recipient’s achievements and service.
Monongahela National Forest hosts the first youth camp site in the nation to use Autotrol Corp Bio-Disc technology for wastewater treatment. The system removes 90 percent of organics, discharges purified effluent to a pine area, and operates odorlessly with low maintenance.
VA answers common veteran questions on home sales GI Bill payments life insurance and widows pensions. The discussion covers eligibility for VA repossessed homes RH insurance eligibility surrender options within one year of rating and how inheritances affect wartime widow pensions under yearly income rules.
The New River Livestock Market reported 148 head sold totaling 6972.81 dollars on Wednesday with 68 buyers and 44 consigners. Prices ranged across butcher cows utility and canner categories, light steers and heifers, calves, hogs, pigs and poultry with per head figures and small livestock detailed.
The second semester dean's list includes six Beckley Mullens Fayetteville and Matheny students. Phillip Sotak Paul Vaughan Edgar Canada Barbara Davis Thomas Blume and Linda Byars Travis are recognized for academic achievement. A final note mentions tall trees in southern Australia.
Thomas A. Lewis made the dean's list for Ferrum College's spring quarter with a 3.31 average. He is the son of Dr. and Mrs. Benjamin W. Lewis of 223 George Street Beckley and a Greenbrier Military School alumnus.
A Britannica entry states bees mainly pollinate by day while moths take over at night, outlining distinct diurnal roles in plant fertilization.
Susan Lewis an Appalachian Power Co home economist teaches a cooking class with 4-H youths at a county camp. Susan Lilly of Daniels attempts a recipe under Miss Lewis guidance while Gilbert Barnette county 4H agent oversees as camp director.
Trustees and congregation of Mabscott Holiness Church in Jesus Name filed in Raleigh County Circuit Court to rejoin two dismissed trustees and others who allegedly broke into the church and locked the facility, interfering with worship until trusteeship is resolved. E Carl Meadows Jr. represents plaintiffs.
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