Mountain Williams Village Grand Opening Near Sophia
The Mountain Williams Village launches on Thursday with over 250 homesites on 40 acres at Soak Creek one mile west of Sophia. Owners Glen and Mrs. Gillespie plan a VA loan option up to 300 000 with no down payment and expect paved streets utilities from Sophia Water and Black Diamond Power Co. The entrance features a rock wall and split rail fencing as the event runs through Sunday October 1.
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Veterans Administration
VA Accepting Applications For Lab Assistants Training Beckley
The Beckley Veterans Administration Hospital starts its fifth training program for certified laboratory assistants on January 2. Six openings exist with stipends of 1270 dollars per year. Applicants need a high school diploma or equivalency and preferred biology chemistry and math coursework.
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Student Council Delegates Chosen for WV Convention
Sophia High School chose Frankie Ledhawsky Susan Ledhawsky and D J Whittaker as delegates for the West Virginia Student Council Convention October 15 to 17 at Jackson's Mill. Accompanying them are staff members Miss Betty Clyburn and Mrs Jesse Calvert.
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Girls Athletic Association
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Eagle Dispatch Returns at Woodrow Wilson High
Woodrow Wilson High School staff plans 16 issues for the Eagle Dispatch this year. A welcome issue is already out, with 15 four to six page editions to follow. Page editors include Kay Evans and Cindy Radford among others, with Dorris McVey and Debbie Bouton on the staff.
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Eagle Dispatch
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Cindy Radford
Mary Budi
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Jane Bone
Emily Farris
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Lorna Scott
Lou Hinte
Shelia Waller
Sam Calloway
Mike Cavendish
Dorris McVey
Debbie Bouton
New River Livestock Market Sets Record Daily Sales
Livestock sales on Wednesday at New River Market totaled 37 610 dollars, the highest daily total in its history. Minor L. Scott reported 289 head sold by 105 consignors to 72 buyers, with prices listed across multiple cattle types and hogs. Next week expects 30 to 40 steer calves on the market.
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New River
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Scott
Students truthful about lying habits at Valdosta State College
A poll of 491 Valdosta State College students found 490 had told a lie. Fear of punishment drove 31.3 percent, avoiding hurting others 24.3 percent, and avoiding a disagreeable situation 18.3 percent as motives. About 32.9 percent would justify lying to avoid hurting someone and 22.6 percent to protect someone. 16.6 percent believed no lie could be justified.
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UPD
Valdosta State College
Bernard Cosneck
Nancy Lockington
VSC
Cosneck
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