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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1964

Page

3

New Construction Planned In City Building Permits Issued In Month

The City of Beckley issued fourteen new permits to build or remodel during September totaling 41 thousand. Projects include J M Brown 130 Canaday Street one car garage 1000 dollars and Norman Richard Meadows 121 Jefferson Street five room house with garage and bath 10000 dollars. Additional projects include carport at 810 Johns town Road 500 dollars and improvements at 905 Scott Avenue 1500 dollars.

Beckley J. M. Brown Canaday Street Ben Porterfield Johnstown Road Norman Richard Meadows Jefferson Street Vanney Construction Company Scott Avenue Shelby Wolford Harper Road John H. Cook Caponiti Street Edmond Worrell Kermit Owen Stella D. Agee Wilkes Avenue Manuel Marquis Sunrise Avenue Howard J. Harvey M. B. Norman Lee Street Ivan D. Akers Allen Avenue

4-H Pinwearers Promote Citizenship Awareness Week

In Raleigh County 4-H Pinwearers write about activities honoring National 4-H Week ending Saturday. Members describe monthly meetings and programs including recreation vesper, campfire nights, and participation in a National Citizenship Conference in Washington. Speakers cited include Dr. Paul A. Miller and Dr. Charles Freeman, highlighting citizenship and democracy education.

Raleigh Donita Neff Paul A. Miller West Virginia University Charles Freeman National 4H Club Foundation Polly Hanst Farmers Wife

Camp Life for 4-H Club Members

An upbeat description of a 4-H camping program with morning classes in swimming forestry music cooking archery and more. In the afternoon campers join sports and swimming while belonging to one of four Indian tribes and holding tribal meetings to plan for afternoon and evening activities. After supper they relax with outdoor programs.

Annual Voice of Democracy Contest Set by VEW Post

The Lew Sheffler VFW Post 4469 announces the 18th annual Voice of Democracy contest for Raleigh County high schools. Students must submit 3 to 5 minute taped essays, with district winners eligible for tuition waivers and national prizes up to 5 000 dollars. Last year’s county winner was Dianne Williams of Mark Twain High School.

Lew Sheffler Vf Foreign Wars Quartermaster John Taylor Raleid County WJLS Taylor VFW State Board of Education West Virginia University Potomac State College Raleigh Summers Greenbrier Monroe Fayette Dianne Williams Tams Mark Twain High School

Busy Bees 4-H elects officers in Eccles meeting

Carmen Nicalau was elected president of the Busy Bees 4-H club of Eccles. Sharon Jones became vice president, Shirley Bennett treasurer, and David Taraczkozy reporter. Glen Harper spoke on 4-H history, Sharon Jones on summer camp, and Mary Jane Stickland demonstrated proper sandwich packing.

Carmen Nicalau Busy Bees Eccles Sharon Jones Shirley Bennett David Taraczkozy Glen Harper Mary Jane Stickland

Catamount and cougar named as same animal types

The terms catamount cougar mountain lion painter panther and puma are all names for the same animal species. The list shows diverse regional and historical names used for the same big cat across different contexts.

Painter Panther

Attending Older 4 H Members Conference at Jacksons Mill

Attending the Older 4 H Members Conference at Jacksons Mill provided a learning experience for participants. Throughout the week 4 H'ers joined a general program centered on the theme Who helps young people grow through leadership and service.

Jackson's Mill

State 4H Roundup Showcases Contest and Fashion

West Virginia 4-H hosts the State Roundup at Jackson's Mill each August. Members compete in land judging to reach the National contest in Oklahoma, while others perform in style revues, demonstrations, public speaking, and talent. Winners earn National 4-H Congress in Chicago.

Jackson's Mill Chicago Oklahoma West Virginia

Apple Butter Making Returns to Hill Country Gala

In Crab Orchard the Hill Top Baptist Church hosts a day long apple butter event aided by Nancy Pendry of Carter Addition. Pendry donated apples and helped with two sessions yielding 99 quarts plus a pint, and 149 quarts from three kettles. Finished butter sold at 60 cents a quart to raise funds.

Hill Country Nacy Pendry Carter Crab Orchard Pendry Hill Top Baptist Church

Byrd vows renewed fight for Appalachian ARDA funds

U S Senator Robert C Byrd pledged to renew his fight next year to finance the Appalachian Regional Development Act ARDA funds after an $800 000 appropriation for the first year of the Appalachian Regional Commission was stricken in a senate house conference Byrd cited the missing house adjustment and said he will push to enact the authorization bill next session He noted his role on the appropriations committee helped secure the initial grant for planning work requested by the White House

U.S Robert C. Byrd President Johnson Senate House House Byrd Congress Senate Appropriations Committee Appalachian Regional Commission White House

Robert Vogt to Attend West Virginia Banking School

Robert Vogt supervisor of Raleigh County Bank will attend the 18th annual West Virginia School of Banking at Jackson's Mill. The six day program features state and out of state lecturers from WVBA WVU and major banks, focusing on operations.

Robert Vogt Raleigh County Bank Jackson’s Mill West Virginia School of Banking West Virginia Bankers Association WVBA College of Commerce West Virginia University James J. Robinson Ripley Charles Lanham Point Pleasant Ernest J. Nesius Robert P. Black Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond Vernon E. Curran First National Bank Cincinnati Dexter M. Keezer McGraw-Hill Publishing Company New York Thomas F. Kinnaman Mellon National Bank Pittsburgh Madison D. McKee First National Exchange Bank Roanoke John L. Nosker Lester A. Pratt Washington Leonard David Leo Fishman Thomas S. Isaack WVU College of Commerce

State Press Group To Add New Members

West Virginia Press Association seeks expanded membership with large WV daily papers returning. WVPA president Walter Tetrick notes interest from Charleston Huntington and Ogden News Group. Affiliate WV Printing Industries offers to support a new executive secretary. Fisher retires this year. Convention features workshops, Jim Comstock address, and panels with gubernatorial candidates Hull et Smith and Underwood.

Charleston UPI West Virginia Press Association WVPA Walter Tetrick Tetrick Keyser News-Tribune Huntington Ogden Wheeling West Virginia Printing Industries Inc Francis P. Fisher West Virginia Jim Comstock Homer A. Holt Hulett Smith Cecil H. Underwood

Gospel Singing Program Slated For Local Fundraiser

Crab Orchard MacArthur Lions Club finalized plans for a gospel sing at Woodrow Wilson High School Auditorium at 8 p.m. Thursday. It is the year's first fundraising event, featuring Gospel Harmony Boys and Golden State Quartet. More than 520 of 850 seats were sold. Lion T L Van Stavern spoke to members. Also noted is a blue whale birth: 24 feet at birth, doubling in seven months.

Pinwearers Association Crab Orchard - MacArthur Lions Club Woodrow Wilson High School Gospel Harmony Boys Golden State Quartet T. L. van Stavern Area Lions Club Beckley Lions Club

Appalachian bill funds cut and poverty program approved

The conference dropped a $350,000 item for Army Corps surveys from the Appalachian Aid Program while keeping other projects. Byrd welcomed Senate House conference approval of $800 million for President Johnson's anti poverty program.

Army Corps of Engineers of Water Resources Byrd Senate House Conference Johnson

Local League of Women Voters Reorganized in Raleigh

The Local League of Women Voters was reorganized Thursday night in the Civic Room of the Bank of Raleigh. Temporary officers were elected including Nancy Thorne as treasurer and Mary Kleinman as chairman of the voters service committee. Virginia MacLeod was named moderator and candid ates forum chair. The group plans a full program to promote better government and nonpartisan study of issues.

Teek Rice Register League of Women Voters Virginia MacLeod Bank of Raleigh Nancy Thorne Mary Klieman Macleod League Beckley The

Woman Charged With Voluntary Manslaughter in Father’s Death

Coretta Brown of Sutton admitted shooting Columbus Washington Brown with a .38 caliber pistol at their home in Strange Creek after a family argument. State police report the fatal shooting occurred Monday and charges were filed in connection with the case.

Sutton UPI Sutton Area Coretta Brown Columbus Washington Brown Strange Creek

Instructors to Attend Cedar Lakes Educational Meeting

Instructors at Raleigh County Vocational Technical Center will leave after classes today for a three day educational meeting at Cedar Lakes near Ripley.

Raleigh County Vocational Technical Center Cedar Lakes Ripley

Beckleyan Heads Catholic Group in Bluefield Deanery

Beckleyan Dr Zsoldos was named president of a Deanery Council of Catholic Men organized at Sacred Heart Church Bluefield under Very Rev William Carr. Appointments include Phil Oliver vice president and Joseph Shoda treasurer with volunteers from Beckley and Bluefield. The council aims to link parish societies with church authorities, promote lay apostolic formation, and coordinate Deanery wide programs across parishes.

F. J. Zsoldos Beckley Sacred Heart Church Bluefield William F. Carr V. F Phil Oliver Blacksburg Clemenceau Allen Allen Junction Joseph Shoda Don Wise Fernando Angelelli Powhatan Niel O’ferrell Hinton Joe Romano Stanley Siko Fred Farris Kevin Lynch Mullens Tony Frames Larry Gentile John Cruise East Rainelle William Aurednick Steve Lindsay Louis Kaman Carl Clifford James Lynch Victor Pais Pineville Isoldos National Council of Catholic Men DCCM Holy Land Zsoldos Diocesan Council National Council Diocesan Council of Catholic Men Wheeling Universal Church

Ocean Present For You and Yours

A compact note urging caution before acting on safety matters, warning against rushing to conclusions before facts are checked. References to historical death rates among Negroes and a future Navy project simulate antisubmarine missions in a vast laboratory area.

Aries to Aquarius Daily Horoscope Snapshot

Aries through Aquarius receive brief daily guidance with financial caution and social notes. Aries may face a payback moment while Taurus feels uneasy in new crowds. Gemini notes social activity, Cancer cautions about imposing friends, Leo urges balanced friendship, Libra should assess finances, Scorpio worries about others, Sagittarius could fundraise, Capricorn seeks solitude, Aquarius faces an expensive weekend.

Gemini

Exhibition Mine To Be Open This Month

Beckley Exhibition Mine will continue daily openings through October per City Recreation Director Frank Rodriguez. Attendance for 1964 nears 17,000 with rising out of state visitors. Admissions are 75 cents for adults and 35 cents for children. Hours are Mon–Fri 10 am to 5 pm, Sat 10 am to 7 pm, Sun noon to 7 pm. Through Sept 30 the mine drew 16,957 visitors. September total 1,590.

Beckley Exhibition Mine Frank Rodriguez Beckley Area Raleigh County Rodriguez

Croghan Named WV Commission Member by Governor Barron

Charleston WV Frank M Croghan of Clarksburg has been appointed to the West Virginia Commission on Manpower Technology and Training by Gov W W Barron. He replaces John D Lough who resigned His term runs until June 30 1966.

Charleston UPI Frank M. Croghan Clarksburg West Virginia Commission On Manpower Technology and Training W. W. Barron Croghan John D. Lough

Honeybees Pack 50000 Individuals in Colonies

United Press International reports that colonies of honeybees can contain as many as 50 000 individual bees per colony according to the Encyclopedia Britannica.

United Press International Britannica

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