Valley group weighs need for neighborhood fire hydrants
The Decker's Creek Community Association met at Rock Forge Neighborhood House to discuss installing hydrants in the Valley. Morgantown Water Commission manager Thomas B Urquhart outlined costs from 700 to 1000 dollars per hydrant plus 39 dollars annual maintenance, with site inspection and immediate installation after payment. Brookhaven Volunteer Fire Department officers emphasized water supply gaps during fires and recommended multiple hydrant sites, urging a hydrant drive led by the association with a dedicated committee chaired by Gerald Russell.
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Decker’s Creek
Water Commission
Brookhaven Volunteer Fire Department
William Kennedy
Gerald Russell
Carl Bowman
Morgan town Old Time Music Association Meeting
The first meeting of the Morgan town Old Time Music Association is today from 2 to 5 p.m. at St. Paul Lutheran Church 309 Baldwin St. Beginners and veterans are invited to join workshops on fiddling banjo and related arts. A 3 p.m. organizational session will consider a charter and officers. For details contact Dave Krysty or John Losier at 599-3250.
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Morgantown
Old Time Music Association
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Baldwin St
Dave Krysty
John Losier
Monongalia County Health Dept schedules multiple clinics this week
The Monongalia County Health Department lists two children s clinics this week at Rock Forge Neighborhood House and Clay Battelle Community Health Center with no appointments. Immunization, tanning, tuberculosis diagnostic, venereal disease, and welfare screening clinics are also offered at various times, some by appointment. Contact numbers for Preston County residents are provided.
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Monongalia County
Health Department
Salvation Army
M & I Project
Correction issued on Charles Anderson address mix up
Police confirm that the Charles Anderson, 20, of 486 Miller St Apt 1 is not the same man sought on a capias for LSD. The 846 Miller St resident is the man named in the warrants. The Dominion Post had misreported both the drug raid and grand jury action addresses in recent editions.
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Charles Anderson
Miller St
Apt. 1
Monongalia County
Grand Jury
Capias
Anderson
Dominion Post
Gifts and Thrifts Cooperative Osage Marks Three Year Success
The Gifts and Thrifts Cooperative Association of Osage celebrates its third year since January 1971, donating about $368.66 to area agencies in 1974 while operating a Main Street store that recycles donated clothing and home goods. Alfred Jones, manager, notes the shop offers items at low cost with 60 percent of income given to community groups and 25 percent on consignment for crafts. Officers include John Dobbs president and Jessie Turner vice president with a board of trustees listing several local residents.
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Gifts and Thrifts Cooperative Association of
Osage
Scott’s Run Settlement House
Osage Free Clinic
St. Steven’s Church
Shack
Jesus Mission
Cass
Alfred Jones
John Dobbs
Jessie Turner
Minnie Hill
Minnie Cesa
Jones
Earline Tate
Melissa Chatman
James Chatman
Sarah Hughes
Dobbs
Marjorie Church
WVU Receives 2500 Grant for Small Business Counseling
West Virginia University secures a $2,500 grant from the U S Small Business Administration to provide management counseling and technical assistance to small businesses. Professor Philip W Mahin of the College of Business and Economics leads the program.
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West Virginia University
U.S. Small Business Administration
Philip W. Mahin
WVU College of Business and Economics
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Virginia Breakiron
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Glenna Williams
Wanda Line
Robert Wolfe
Margaret Royce
Frank Onellion
Old Time Music Group
Osage Thrift Shop
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Charge Redt
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