GED Test Forms Available in Grafton and Philippi
GED application forms may be picked up at the Department of Welfare Office in Grafton. The next battery of five tests will be offered Jan 11 and 12 at Alderson Broaddus College in Philippi. The $10 fee covers all tests with a $1 advance application fee.
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Grafton
Department of Welfare
Alderson-Broaddus College
Philippi
Iane Dunn
A-B
AB College
Board of Education
Clarksburg
Elkins
Parsons
West Virginia National Guard officers promoted in Kingwood
Five officers in the West Virginia National Guard Special Forces unit earned promotions. Promoted to captain were Danny W. Boroff and William D. Wyant, both assigned as operational detachment commanding officers at Camp Dawson in Kingwood. Also promoted were Ronald G. Young Gary R. Workman and David A. Prince.
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Kingwood
Morgantown
West Virginia National Guard
Danny W. Boroff
McGarn Sr
William D. Wyant
Overhill Drive
Boroff
West Virginia University
Capt. Wyant
West Virginia
Second Special Forces Group
Airborne
First Special Forces of the West
Virginia National Guard
Camp Dawson
Ronald G. Young
Leesburg
Gary R. Workman
Joppa, Md
David A. Prince
Grove City
Ohio
U.S. Army Infantry School
Fort Benning
Judith Miller Named Outstanding Student of Cooperative Education
Judith Lynn Miller 18 of Morgantown was chosen December's outstanding student of cooperative education at the Vocational Technical Center. She attends Morgantown High School and will graduate in January 1974. Miller works as a cashier at University Avenue Foodland.
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Judith Lynn Miller
Marjorie Miller
Beechurst Ave
Morgantown
Vocational Technical Center
Judy
University Avenue Foodland
Kennedy reassigned to Lewisburg prison post
Kennedy Youth Center executive assistant William Kennedy is reassigned to the Lewisburg federal penitentiary in Pennsylvania effective January 8. No replacement has been named. Kennedy has spent two years in Morgantown and will supervise casework management at the penitentiary after arriving from Atlanta’s federal prison.
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Kennedy Youth Center
William Kennedy
Lewisburg
Kennedy
Morgantown
Federal
Atlanta
Christmas Tree Pickup Schedule Released
City Street Superintendent James Reich announced the annual tree pick-up begins next Wednesday. Trees must be placed at the back of the curb for ward-by-ward collection on specific dates from January 2 to January 9.
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James Reich
Reich
Coal Association to brief public on energy crisis in Fairmont
West Virginia Coal Association plans regional briefings on Coal and the Energy Crisis with top local executives in Fairmont Beckley and Wheeling. The Fairmont session on Jan 23 at 10:30 a.m. at the Holiday Inn will feature media Q&A with leaders from Consolidation Coal Co and Eastern Associated Coal Corp. Partners include Association President Stephen Young who warns of supply shortages and restrictive conditions amid an opportunity period.
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West Virginia Coal Association
Fairmont
Beckley
Wheeling
Association
Stephen Young
Holiday Inn
Morgantown
Clarksburg
Jaycees Seek Nominees for Local Civic Awards
Morgantown Jaycees invite nominations for Outstanding Young Man and Distinguished Service awards to be presented January 23. Spokesman Jess Mapstone notes eligibility ages and urges submissions by mailing names and information to Box 711 Morgantown.
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Morgantown
Year of Catch Up Marks Health Unit Growth and Plans New HQ
Monongalia County Health Department served 38,000 of 65,000 residents in 1973 and moved toward start of a $1.1 million headquarters in 1974. Dr. I A Wiles notes a record year for home visits, school clinics, immunizations, family planning, dental and venereal disease services, with expanded programs and inspections across milk, food, and sanitation.
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Monongalia County
I.A. Wiles
Health Department
Wiles
Food Service
Beginning Steps for New Christians and Local Health Dept Notes
A guidance note urges new Christians to join a Bible honoring church read daily and pray while showing love to others. Separately county health data shows 464 new septic tanks, 1099 inspections, declines in tuberculosis X ray patients and outreach services with budget cautions for 1973-74.
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Satan
God
Christ
Job
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