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VA Volunteers Will Be Honored The Beckley Veterans Ad ministration Voluntary Servio (VAVS) organization wi 1 climax its program celebrating the 25th anniversary of VAVJ nationally by presenting awards at the 19th annual VAVS recognition ceremony Thursday at the Beckley VA hospital. The buffet dinner will begin at 6:30 in the VA auditorium A PROSPERITY man, Creed, will receive the Roy top honor during the ceremony -a certificate of faithful service for compiling more than 3,500 hours of volunteer work. Creed, who represents the Disabled American Veterans a Veterans of Foreign Wars, hai worked a total of 3,836 hours. Other awards, volunteers receiving them, organization: have compiled are as follows: Certificate of devotion John K. Davis, Disabled American Veterans, Mrs.

Lola Clay, Ladies Auxiliary of Veterans ol Foreign Wars, and Mrs. Lucy Canterbury, nonaffiliated, 1,330. CERTIFICATE of outstanding service Mrs. Leonora Amick, American Red Cross (Methodist Temple group), 514; Raymond Keenan, Veterans, Disabled American 501; Mrs. Dell Rothlisberger, Raleigh County Home Demonstration Council 560; John W.

Taylor, Veterans of Foreign Wars, 512; Mrs. Boanche Turner, Good Cheer Club, 606; Mrs. Ann Underwood, American Red Cross, 704; and Mrs. Thelma Wetzel, American Red Cross (Methodist Temple group), 510; CERTIFICATE OF merit -Mrs. Helen Blaney, American Legion Auxiliary, 307; Mrs.

C. F. Jackson, Golden Age Club, 305; Mrs. Elba Richards, Good Cheer Club, 395; and Mrs. Dora Word, American iliary, 301.

Legion Aux- Certificates of appreciation -Mrs. Nancy Brown, nonaffiliated, 152; Mrs. Loretta Buck, American Red Cross, 159; Bill Cooksey, nonaffiliated, 103; Mrs. Emma Curtis, Golden Age Club, 286; Mrs. Elizabeth Daughtry, American Red Cross, Miss Carolyn Edwards, nonaffiliated, 117; Mrs.

Mattie Elliott, American Legion Auxiliary, 114; Mrs. Hazel Gallaher, Shady Spring District Woman Club, 252; MISS PAM Hamrick, Sally Peck Guild (Memorial Baptist Church), 158; Mrs. Mona Hart, Laurel Business and Professional Woman's Club, 114; Mrs. Magdalene Humphries, Women of the Moose, 106; Miss Elizabeth Hurst, Order of Eastern Star, 125; Mrs. Suzanne Johnson, Disabled American Veterans Auxiliary, 225; Miss Mary Lambert, Disabled American Veterans Auxiliary, 114; Alan Martin, nonaffiliated, 107; Rommey fliated, 134; Meador, Veterans Mays, Mrs.

nonaf- Connie Disabled Auxiliary, American 111; Miss Delena Mitchem, Salvation Army, 164; Davd Moore, nonaffiliated, 110; MISS.KAREN Myrick, nonaffiliated, 147; Mrs. Martha Parsons, Laurel Business and Professional Woman's Club, 102; Miss Marsha Richards, nonaffiliated, 125; Mrs. Cathy Stewart, American Red Cross, 185; Mrs. Phyllis Stewart, Shady Spring District Woman's Club, 175; Mrs. Yvonne Stover, nonaf- 107; Mahlon Sweeney, MRS.

CONNIE Meadows and Miss Judi Almond, Beta Sigma Phi Sorority; Mrs. Jewel Loma and Miss Margaret Hewlett, Catholic Daughters of America; Orville P. Shade and Raymond Keenan, Disabled American Veterans; Mrs. Emma Lilly and Mrs. Dorothy Shaver, Disabled American Veterans Auxiliary; Mrs.

Ocie Crawford, Mrs. Audrey Davis, and Mrs. Jane Hylton, Fraternal Order ol Eagles Auxiliary; Mrs. James Gallaher and Mrs. John McKay, General Federaton of Woman's Club; Mrs.

Blanche Turner and Mrs. Virginia Radford, Good Cheer Club; MRS. FLOYD Rothlisberger and Mrs. Homemakers County; Mrs. Mrs.

Helen Willie Mackins, Club of Raleigh Mona Hart and Comer, Laurel Business an Professional Woman's Club; Sidney Box and I. 0. Holliday, Loyal Order of Moose; Thomas Pachuta and Johnny Alderman, Marine Corps League; nonaffiliated 106; Guy Wesley Hedrick and Mrs. W.H. Thornton, Disabled American Veterans, Walker, 182; Sally Miss Peck Linda Guild (Memorial Baptist Church), L49; Mrs.

Eva Wood, nonaf- 102; and Miss Lou Ann Yates, nonaffiliated, 135. THE FOLLOWING VAVS representatives will also receive special presentations: C. Crawford Jr. and A. W.

Callaway, American Legion; tfrs. R. T. Bergendahl and Mrs. larry Anderson, American region Auxiliary; Mrs.

R. L. teardon and Mrs. 0. M.

Jones, American National Red Cross; tfrs. Josephine Givens and Mrs. Highlander, Beckley Jusiness and Professional Woman's Club; Earl Riner, B. P. 0.

Elks; Michael Croteau, Kosco and Paul National Catholic Community Service; Mrs. Fox, Navy Mothers Club of America; Mrs. 0. H. Boso, Order of Eastern Star; Mrs.

Louise Lilly, Mrs. Joie Sheffield, and Mrs. Mary Thompson, Quota Club; McVicker and Brig. Mrs. Mary Esta Blevins, Salvation Army; Mrs.

Virginia Harvey and Mrs. Alice Hodges, United States Army Mothers; John Taylor and Paul Thompson, Veterans of Foreign Wars; Mrs. Bertha Clemens and Mrs. Mary Finney, Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary; Mrs. Basil Young and Mrs.

Robert Scott, Women's Christian Temperance Union; and Mrs. Frances Farley and Mrs. Magdalene Humphries, Women of the Moose. Deceased Mabscott Youth Will Be Remembered Mr. and Mrs.

Don Marshall of Mabscott look over a badge which designates their deceased son, John Dennis Marshall, as an honorary member of the Beckley Police Department. The child died April 22 at the age of nine. He will be honored in a memorial service Friday on the front lawn of Beckley City Hall. (Post-Herald Photo) Service Slated To Honor Deceased Police Officers Twelve deceased police of- icers, two late mayors and a deceased honorary policeman will be honored in a memorial service Saturday on the lawn in front of Beckley City Hall. The service will be conducted at 2 p.m.

and will be sponsored by Black Diamond Lodge No. 81, Fraternal Order of Police. Saturday nas been designated as National Police Officers' Memorial Day and falls on the last day of National Police Week. Five former police chiefs for BECKLEY POST-HERALD Local and Area News, Classified, Comics, Markets Beckley, W. Wednesday Morning, May 12,1971 13 Employment Office Gets Plaque From VFW Mrs.

Helen Johnson, director of the Beckley office of the West Virginia Department of Employment Security, receives a plaque from James Calvert, representative for the Veterans of Foreign Wars, denoting the department's Raleigh Deeds Recorded Melvin C. and Loretta McPeak to Raymond L. Hammons, $500 for a tract of land near Melvin C. McPeak to Raymond L. Hammons, $4,500 for property at Sweeneysburg.

Pre-EnroUment Set In Schools officials announcements this Pre-enrollment in Raleigh County schools is still under way with various making week. First grade youngsters entering Beaver Elementary School and who have not previously enrolled will be permitted to do so from 1 to 3 p.m. today. Pre-enrollment for i graders at Sylvia Elementary School will be held from 12:45 to 2:45 p.m. today.

Pre-enrollment for i graders at Slab Fork Elementary School will be held from 1 p.m. until 3 p.m. Thursday. Pre-enrollment kindergarten and first grade pupils will be held at Crab Orchard (Old) School beginning at 9 a.m. Thursday.

All students' birth certificates and immunization (including the tine test report) James E. and Bobbie Ann Parsons to Robert and Martha Markham, $27,000 for Lot 11 in Lilly Hills Addition. James McNamara and Lucille McNamara to Sandra and Vernon Bailey, transfer from parents to child of Lots 115 and 116, Prosperity Homes Subdivision No. 2. James and Carol Daniel to John and Marie Hill, $4,000 for Lots 85, 86, 87 and 89, Charles Stansbury Subdivision, Trap Hill District.

Jessie Snyder Smith to Charles Elwood Smith, transfer between Pine Woods, District. Shady Spring Tucker Hospitalized Institute Grade School principal, A. R. "Sam" Tucker of 108 Riley is in "fair" condition at Beckley Hospital where he was admitted at 8:30 a.m. Tuesday.

Mrs. Harless Dies outstanding work in rinding jobs for veterans. Calvert also employer relations repre- is sentative for the employment office. (Post-Herald Photo) Education Personnel For 1971-72 Okehed During an executive meeting Tuesday of the Raleigh County Board of Education, the following personnel were approved for the 1971-72 school term: Kindergarten teachers--Reva Jane Smith, Cheryl Landreth, Joan G. Parsons, Monica Alice Swan, Vickie Sue Lipscomb and Ramona Trolio, all not placed; Secondary teachers Norma Saul from Shady Spring High to Park Junior High; Robert Elkins from traveling music teacher to teacher at Woodrow Wilson High; Dennie L.

Lanreth (band) at Shady Spring Junior High; William R. Allen (band) at Sophia High; Gregory P. Terry to Marsh Fork High; Jackie Parker not Arnett Youths Held Beckley city police lodged two Arnett youths one IS and the other 17 in the Raleigh County Jail at 7:30 a.m. Tuesday on charges of breaking and entering. The youths are accused of taking $6145 in cash from Jarrell's General Store at Arnett.

City youths Police at 5:45 arrested the a.m. Tuesday at the Greyhound Bus Terminal on Prince Street. placed; Wilda Archie transferred from the regular program at Mark Twain Elementary to Program at Eccles Junior High; Elementary teachers -Stanley Norman and Martha Wright, resignations accepted; 1st semester leave of absence; Dorcie Covey transferred from Eccles to Fairdale; Dianne Farley transferred from Coal City to Eccles; Julie Creighton (1st semester) at Stoc5; Janice Blankenship, not placed; Adult Basic Education under the Economic Opportunity Act of 1964 Paul Richmond, six hours per week as teacher at Daniels; Betty Mann, six hours per week as teacher at Teel Center; Irene Adkins, six hours per week as custodian at Da- the Beckley Police Department will be among those honored. They are Howard D. Gibbs, state policeman for 25 years before becoming chief; Capt W.

J. Trail; Anthony Scalise, state policeman for 20 years and former chief; Dee Hedrick, and Millard Tyree, policeman for 25 years, six of which he served as chief. Other policemen to be remembered in the memorial service include: Patrolman Lonnie Price, who served 16 years before his drowning death; Patrolman Dale Buckland, city policeman killed in the line of duty; Sgt. Jess Williams, who served 16 years before his at Patrolman Lonnie MaynorV Sgt. Jerry Neely, Pat.

Sam JaScsiim, and Pat. Ray The two be remembered are the late John Smith, mayor of Beckley, and the late Bernard Rocke, former mayor of Mount Hope. Also to be honored is the late John Dennis Marshall, son of Don and Wanda C. Marshall of Mabscott, who died April 22. The nine-year-old ou whose ambition it was to be a policeman, was made an honorary member of the Beckley Police Department on March 23, less man one month before is death.

He was a third grader at Mabscott Elementary School. niels; Custodians -and Dan-ell C. tions approved; Carrie Justice Barr, resigna- Clara McKinney, Freda Stanley, Clarence Traynham, Walter a James R. Smith, all approved as substitutes; Clayton E. Barr, assigned to Sophia; Extra duties Wayne Peters to be paid $100 per month for extra duties at Beckley Junior High Recreation Building; Neighborhood Youth Corps Program for In-School Youth -Ralph S.

Webb at a salary of $194 per week as counselor. Mrs. Myrtle Harless, 79, of Spencer, died Tuesday in a Spencer hospital following long illness. She was the mother of the late Mrs. Evelyn Feazell of 111 Meadows Beckley, who died Cooke, secretary and office Beckley Newspapers 9 Offices Open In New Quarters Mrs.

Cecil (Nelle Bryson) April 29. The body is at Melton Mor- Tnust be "brought to the schools jtuary pending completion ofj tltr pre-enrollment. I arrangements. manager for Newspapers a herself at home in her new office in the former BNC Printing Co. building at 345 Prince St.

BNCs classified advertisement department and cashier a administrative offices will be opened today in their new quarters. The offices were moved Monday and Tuesday, completing the first phase of a three-phase remodeling project. (Post-Herald Photo) Mabscott Parties Select Candidates Mabscott's political parties Town Hall to nominate its slat! conducted conventions ai: 7:30 candidates. p.m. Tuesday and have an- Mrs.

Carte Kills Herself announced their slates of candidates to vie for offices in the! town's June 1 election. The Independent party met at Mabscott School and appointed John T. (Tom) Gravely, to seek the mayor's seat. Dennis I. Simmons will campaign for recorder.

Seeking election on the town's council will be Mrs. Ann Underwood, Charles C. Sensabaugh, Travis Bailey, Mrs. Carmen Carte, 60, of 100 Worley Rd. was found dead at 6:30 a.m.

Tuesday the victin of an apparently self-inflicted .22 caliber gunshot wound in the right temple. S. L. Todd and Austin According to city police, her Neubert. husband, Hampton, was outside The Independent party also jading some tne animals a H.

T. Via as' en heard a noise and upon its permanent party chairman and Mrs. Underwood as perm- nent secretary. Seeking election as mayor on the Citizens party will be Emmett Crumb. Running for recorder will be Charles L.

Rutherford. Council hopefuls are Mrs. H. N. (Virginia) Riley, Orlando Dailey, Adam Mullins, Frank Foreman and William H.

Webb. The Citizens party met investigation, discovered his wife. Police said Mrs. Carte had been despondent over ill health. The couple managed the Raleigh County.

Animal Shelter on Worley Road. RICH IN MINERALS MBABANE, Swaziland (AP) This tiny kingdom's mineral production was worth a record at $27.8 million in 1970. for top Top Stoco English Students and Mrs. A. J.

Wallen of East Gulf, Wallen is active in the National Honor Society and Student Council. Miss Polk is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Polk of Odd and is active in the Glee, Pep and Conservation clubs. The Beckley Kiwanis Club is sponsoring its annual luncheon at Town and Country Restaurant May 21 English County students in and Stoco High School representatives will be Ricky Wallen and Debbie Polk.

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