Musical program at Flemington Woman's Club showcases students
Patricia Garner led 11 Flemington Elementary sixth graders in a musical performance titled 100 percent Chance of Rain at the high school. Dennis Fornish and Kelley Ware accompanied. Mike Greathouse and Kim Ross spoke and sang. Diane Shearer described the Reading is FUNdamental program for K-6 students, its costs, and the need for volunteers and matching federal funds.
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Flemington
Patricia Garner
John Stalling
Flemi Woman's Club
Miss Garner
Dennis Fornish
Kelley Ware
Mike Greathouse
Kim Ross
Edward Smith
Minda Keener
Deeann Dunkin
Krista Smith
Steve Lawson
Connie Brown
Judy Loughran
Kimberly Turnbull
Greta Gregory
Diane Shearer
RIF
Hepzibah
New Martinsville
Flemington Woman's Club Welcomes Spring Dinner Audience
The Flemington Woman's Club hosted a spring dinner led by president Mrs Donald Kittle with tables by Hazel Robinson and Pearl Crumrine. Volunteers served potted flowers and grab bags as the club marked long time member Mrs Crumline's 50th wedding anniversary with Leaves of Gold.
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Woman's Club
Flemington Club
Flemington
Hepzibah
Donald Kittle
Olive Talbott
Frances Piccolo
RIF
Auxiliary
Mary
Ann Layman
Martha Ann Rus
Ollie Powell
Roberta Gallo
Ruth Bailey
Etta Mae Blake
Ms. Kittle
Missy Wilson Receives Crestwood National Honor Society Honor
Mantua Ohio resident Missy Wilson granddaughter of Mr and Mrs Junior D Shahan is inducted into Crestwood High School National Honor Society on May 24 for scholastic achievement leadership and service She carries a 3 point plus GPA and will serve as Student Council President for 77 78 She participates in Beta Club International Club Ski Club and Symphonic Band and has an exchange program background in Neustadt Germany
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Mantua
Ohio
Missy Wilson
Junior D. Shahan
Rt. 4
Grafton
Crestwood High
Neustadt
Germany
CWHS
Miss Wilson
William I
Minnie) Maxwell
Tunnelton
Freeman Wilson
Beef producers to register for referendum vote
ASCS office in Grafton announces registration for beef producers from June 6 to 17 to vote on the beef research and information order. Avanelle McCauley notes that those who do not register cannot vote in the July referendum, with approval required by a two-thirds vote of those casting ballots and over half of registered producers voting.
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Grafton
Taylor County Agricultural Stablization and Conservation Service
ASCS
Avanelle McCauley
Secretary of
Two named to Glenville State Dean's List and beef board details
Gary Baker and David Jackson earned straight A's and were placed on the Dean's Honor Listing at Glenville State College for the second semester. Agriculture will appoint a beef board of up to 68 producers from cattle sales to fund beef research and info programs. Registration can be by mail or in person with county ASCS offices mailing cards. Eligible are anyone who produced beef in 1976 including feedlot operators and dairymen. Each entity unit has one vote. A 4H or FFA member may register if they produced beef independent of family. From June 6 to 17 the ASCS office will post daily lists of registered voters in a conspicuous place, with a final list on June 22. Challenges to eligibility may be filed. Avanelle McCauley, ASC Taylor County Executive Director, will resolve challenges.
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Agriculture
ASCS
FFA
Avanelle McCauley
ASC Taylor
E E Myers lecture by Dr Lawrence M Pass at Alderson Broaddus College
Dr Lawrence M Pass MD director of clinical hematology at Youngstown Hospital Association will present the 13th annual E E Myers Memorial Lecture at Broaddus Hospital on June 9 1977. The first talk at 5 00 pm covers Coagulation with emphasis on Disseminated Intravascular Coagulation followed by dinner and a second talk on The Management of Hodgkins and Non Hodgkins Lymphomas.
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Philippi
Lawrence M. Pass
Youngstown Hospital Association
E.e.myers
Broaddus Hospital
Doctor Pass
Nursing and Allied Science
Alderson-Broaddus College
Pass
Joan Budd
Sheryl
Audrey
U.S. Air Force
National Board of Medical Examiners
American Board of Internal Medicine
New York Academy of Sciences
American College of Physicians
Mahoning County Medical Society
Southwest Oncology Group
Cancer Control Committee
Southeast Oncology Group
Northeast Ohio College of Medicine
American Association For Advancement of Sciencies
Youngstown
Ohio
Cleveland Veterans
Hemophilia Department of Health
Case Western Reserve University
Regular meetings and events bulletin for June
Tuesday's World War I Auxiliary meeting at the American Legion at 8 p.m. urged attendance. A rummage sale at the Salvation Army Building Beech Street from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on June 7. Noon luncheon by Taylor County Senior Citizens at the Center on Washington Street June 8 with Dr. Monroe Farmer as speaker. all seniors invited. Comedy You Cant Take It With You by the Masquers Town and Gown Players at Fairmont State College June 11 at 8 p.m. Admission $3. Gladesville Strawberry Festival at Gladesville School June 11 serving at 5 p.m. coronation at 8 p.m. Foods for sale. Festival sponsored by Gladesville Cemetery Association. Appear Musical by Carol and the First Baptist Church at 7:38 p.m. Vacation Bible School at First Baptist Church June 13 to 17 daily 9 to 11 a.m.
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American Legion
Bp.m
Taylor County
Washington Street
Monroe Farmer
Grafton
Fairmont State College
Gladesville
Gladesville School
Gladesville Cemetery
First Baptist Church
Dawn Norman Leads Area IWY Transportation Effort
Dawn Norman, Outreach chair in Barbour and Taylor counties, works to recruit women leaders for West Virginia's International Women's Year conference at Marshall University in Huntington June 22-23. She coordinates rides, urges participation, and invites calls at 457-3098 for details.
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Grafton
Dawn Norman
Barbour
Taylor
West Virginia
Huntington
Marshall University
Ladies Home Journal
Sturm
West
Tips for Energy Savers by Grant J. Smith
Senior Citizens consumer tips discuss energy conservation from 1970s pamphlet Tips for Energy Savers by the Federal Energy Administration. It offers practical actions to save energy, notes wide usage by households, and cites President Ford on reducing waste.
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Senior Citizens
Grant J. Smith
Government Printing Office
Office of Communications and Public Affairs
Federal Energy Administration
Gerald R. Ford
America
Birthdays List Posted by Mountain Statesman
Readers are invited to send names and birth dates to Carolyn Wagner for annual publication. The notice lists June 6 Keith Stutler and June 7 Donna Moran as examples of entries to be printed each year.
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Carolyn Wagner
Mountain Statesman
Keith Stutler
Donna Moran
Beauty Tips Soap Scoop Open Eyes With Light Liner
If your skim is oily and you perspire more in the summer, try antibacterial soap. Coarse hair should be brushed often and creams lotions and hair spray with extra hold should be used. Highlight open eyes with light brown liner above the lower lashes and pale frosted shadow around the eyes.
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Jean Stout
Mabel Stout
Hamilton
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Lila Cather
Leonard
Geneva Phelps
Kittle
Daisy Williams
Mrs. Moore
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Noca Davis
M. Wilson
ASCA
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David Jackson
Glenville State College
L.M. Pass
M.D
E.E., Myers
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Salvation Army
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Clarksburg
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Sheraton Inn
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Elkins
Mary Pingley
Sandy Shepherd
Don Bresock
Patty Crites
Mary Wayland
Jody Rice
Shinnston
Hazel Humphrey
Steve Ray
Irene Welch
Sammy Nelson
Iwy
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Ford
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Emily Sturm
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Sugar Creek
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