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Newspaper
Register Herald
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1998
Page
3
Provides phone lines for Ameyee Information and various departments including regional news sports Tempo and obituaries. Includes customer service contact, hours 8 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. Monday through Friday and mailing address for circulation inquiries in Beckley West Virginia.
The Register-Herald lists a postmaster instruction to send address changes to Beckley West Virginia. It outlines home delivery rates at 12.50 monthly with options for one year six months and three months totaling 145.64 72.82 or 36.41 and credits publisher Robert R. Hammond.
The Elinor Hurt Memorial Health Center in Beckley plans National Infant Immunization Week events next week. A free vaccination day runs 8 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. Wednesday for ages through 18, with April 24 offering free vision and hearing screenings for immunized children. Immunization programs target Raleigh County schools and day care Monday and Thursday, with Tuesday for outreach. The health official notes vaccines reduce disease 99 percent and stresses early immunization, urging calls to 252 8531 for schedules and participation.
WVU unveils a four year $40 000 Byrd Distinguished Scholar program funded by the Loyalty Perman ent Endowment Fund of the WVU Alumni Association The winner will be a West Virginia high school senior chosen for excellence in history and government by a panel including WVU leaders and trustees The scholarship covers tuition fees room and board and books for four years The recipient will be announced later this spring
Birth notices from February 27 to April 11 record many new arrivals. Darren Eli Davis Salazar. Austin Michael and Kyle Andrew Keeney. Kaitlin Nicole McBride. Kimberly Ann Treadway. Katelynn Brooke Bolen Foler. Jarod Lee Pugh Smith. Jarred Colter Wiley Sheppard. Bridgette Faith Crawford Wilburn. Travis Justine Mitchem. Kaitlyn Dawn Ries. Kathryn Emma Yurkovich. Derek Andrew Bailey. Preston Balard Tincher. Savannah Dawn Evans. Morgan Irene Akers. Zachary Phillip Morgan Martin. Colton Blake Reed. Brian Austin Snodgrass Brown. Names, birth times, weights, and dates listed alongside parent couples from Beckley Laurel Fork Rainelle Flat Top Meadow Bridge Fayetteville Pax Clintonville Fayetteville Pineville Beckley Arnett and other local communities.
Aeid United Neighborhood Crime and Improvement Watch meets at 7 p.m. in City Council Chambers on Kanawha Street Beckley. MOPS gathers 10 a.m. to 12 30 p.m. at Miller Memorial Methodist Church for preschool mothers with crafts lunch and bible program. Beckley Singles hold 7 p.m. at Memorial Baptist Church with Bible study and 6:30 p.m. business meeting at Ryan s Steakhouse. Raleigh County Association of Retired School Employees meets 9 30 a.m. at Pancake House. Joyce Broyles speaks on How to Stay Young Forever. Haz Mat First Responder Class 6 p.m. at Raleigh County EOC basement Beckley City Police Department 340 Prince Street.
Public list of events on April 18 and surrounding days. Health Fair at New Beckley Campus Clinic offers free screenings from 9 to 11:30 with seminars at 10:30. Various meetings across Beckley, Sophia, Crab Orchard, and towns include DAV Chapter 18, UMW Pensioners, AA, Al-Anon, and church groups. Karate and martial arts classes listed with contact numbers for details.
Police log lists incidents across Beckley and surrounding streets including assaults on Tee Road and Barwood Street, break ins on Pike Street, burglaries on Georgia Avenue, disturbances on Ninth Street and Kanawha South Street, driving on suspended licenses on F Street and Robert C Byrd Drive, intoxication reports on Cannaday Street and Bradley Food Market, drug and weapon mentions, larcenies, animal attack, prowler sightings, reckless driving, vehicle accidents, and multiple other public safety calls from Raleigh Mall to Crab Orchard and New River Drive. Names of roads and districts reflect local establishments and neighborhoods.
Reports from 8 a.m. yesterday give current conditions for Bluestone and Summersville lakes. Elevations range around 1,410 to 1,642 feet with gauges showing flows from 200 to 1,226 cubic feet per second and multiple rivers, mines, and meadow river readings.
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