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Newspaper

Sunday Dominion Post

Location

Morgantown, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1973

Page

7

Buckwheat Festival Crowns King Buckwheat XXXII Amid Rain

Rain-soaked Preston County Buckwheat Festival draws about 35 000 attendees as Willy Bolinger 15 of Lenox is crowned King Buckwheat XXXII at Kingwood High School auditorium. Parade proceeds despite showers with 4-H and FFA wins, and local dignitaries note the event’s long history.

Kingwood Preston County Willy Bolinger Lenox Kingwood High School Neil Reed Kingwood Senior Citizens Club Preston County 4-H Club Lela Roth Eglon California King Buckwheat Robin Carol Karen McNett

Supt Derthick Urges Levy Renewal Tuesday

Monongalia County citizens head to the polls Tuesday to decide on reinstating or rejecting a special school levy that would raise about $1.9 million. Superintendent Derthick urged renewal, highlighting the levy’s impact on local schools and funding.

Supt. Derthick MIKI Monongalia County

Marshall champions United Way in Monongalia County drive

Clyde Marshall, longtime UM volunteer and Wes-based official, leads United Way of Monongalia County amid a 1974 campaign aiming at 260000 dollars. He cites shared wealth and community services while noting rising living costs and the need for sustained support through UW and local agencies. The article also outlines the 19 million levy renewal for Monongalia County Schools, its non tax-raising nature, expense allocations, and voter eligibility ahead of the election.

Clyde Marshall Marshall United Way United Fund Monongalia County Consolidated Gas Supply Corp Parkersburg Fairmont Morgantown American Red Cross Morgantown Area

Buckwheat Festival Animal Show Winners Announced

Preston County judging crowned champions in Hereford Angus and dairy categories with Milton Feather Kim Heyes and Joe Gibson among top winners. Showmanship awards went to Tamara Sisler John Liston Tim Mouser and Dave Hayes. Pet show included 79 entries with winners across dogs cats rabbits and unusual pets.

Kingwood Preston Milton Feather John Peaslee Angus Kim Heyes Donna Dixon Chris Wotring Carol Wotring Chris Burke Mark Savage Rebecca Metheny Tim Light Sherrie Stalnaker Pam Maloney Richard Watkins Paula Janis Kim Maloney Robbie Greaser Undercats Eva Clark Valerie Milne Melanie Strawser Robin Metheny Michael Miller Joe Walker Ted Everly Tanya Light Mary Joliffe Sharon Poling Nancy Joliffe Donna Parsons Tracy Runner Eric Runner Allen Hillary Jay Gainer Ricky Poling Jerry Knotts David Britton Janet Foreman May Knotts Steven Watkins Gary Knotts

Survey to open doors for TRIP in this area

A major field survey in Fairmont and Marion County begins to seed the TRIP program across Region 6. 246 residents will be interviewed including elderly and indigent groups. A consultant will analyze results and proposals follow after November 1 to test the program in Morgantown and Clarksburg.

Ann Swinkola Fairmont Fairmont-Marion County Regional Council John Anthony Fairmont-Marion State Department of Welfare Morgantown Clarksburg Anthony Region 6

Homecoming Week Kicks Off at West Virginia University

Panorama Magazine reports the start of Homecoming Week with events planned around campus. A front-page photo features Homecoming Queen Judie Rheam and highlights the celebratory mood on WVU's campus.

West Virginia University Panorama Magazine Panorama Judie Rheam

Annexation debate weighs taxes versus city services

The second Dominion Sunday post series examines whether annexing land to Morgantown makes sense financially. Inside city taxes run higher than outside, with increased service costs and fees offset by potential revenue and growth. City officials note annexation offers services but is not immediately self funding.

Sunday Dominion John Blosser Nty John Pyles

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Aurora Chapter Future Farmers of America FFA The Monongahela Power Co Anita Hollis Terra Alta First National Bank Scott Lough Oakland Buckwheat Eugene F. White Quigley Supt. of Lawrence G. Derthick Derthick County Health Department Consolidated Recreation Commission Blacksville Tom Jackson Monongalia Clair Wilt James A. Ashburn Robert L. Craig North Hills Craig Old Town North Willey
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