Beckley Post-Herald from Beckley, West Virginia • Page 16

SKTEEN- -BECKLEY POST-HERALD, BECKLEY, W.VA., TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER Pee Wee Queen, Attendants Pee Wee Queen and attendants honored at Oceana'a homecoming football game Saturday were (from left) Queen Marina McGraw, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Randy McGraw, escorted by Jay Gunter, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roger Gunter; Terri Stafford, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Jacob Staffed, escorted by Bill Conley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Conley; Sarah Candy Cook, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Algie Cook, escorted by Doug Osborne, son of Mrs. Margie Cram, and Kim Huffman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Steve Huffman, escorted by James Cook, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Eugene Cook (Post Herald Photo) Speakers Named Baptist Fall Rally Saturday OCEANA (RNS) "Women of God: Yes!" will be the theme of the fall rally of the American Baptist Women of Rockcastle Association to be held at the Toneda Baptist Church Saturday with registration from 9:30 to 10 a.m. Mrs. Earl Furches, association president, will call the meeting to order, fol-. lowed by members singing in unison a The welcome mil be extended by Mrs. Tom Rollins, president of the ABW, and the! devotional will be given by Mrs.

Vern Cook, chairman of spiritual growth, both from the host church. Two former residents of the oceana area will be guest speakers. They are Mrs. Robert (Mary) Thomas and Mrs. Basil (Ruth) Wilcox, both of Beckley.

Mrs. Thomas is a member of the Frist Baptist Church of Beckley where she teaches a college career class. She is chairman of white cross and world relief for the ABW of West Virginia and served on the women's conference committee last year. She is president of the ABW at Beckley First Baptist and serves on the advisory board. Mrs.

Wiicox, a member of the Crab Orchard Baptist Church, is vice president of interpretation for Raleigh Association. She teaches the kindergarten class and has held various offices in the ABW. Both speakers will be introduced by Mrs. Otis (Lucille) Cook, Rockcastle Association communications chairman. The secretary's report and roll call of churches will be presented by Mrs.

Clyde Robertson and Mrs. Perry Mcln- tyre will give the treasurer's'report. The theme song, "Mine are Ihe Hungry," will be sung by Mrs. Lindsey Whitten of Toneda. The Rev.

Don Loudermilk of Lewisburg will speak at 11:15 a.m. with the Rev. Ronal Williams, pastor of the host church, giving the invocation. Dinner will be served at noon bv members of the ABW. During the afternoon session, the Rev.

Ronal Williams will speak on "Youth Miss Leota Campbell, area missionary, will discuss her work in various parts of West Virginia. will preside throughout the day and conduct the business session at which time the association officers will present reports. We Can Completely Heat Your. Up To 4,000 Sq. Six Of Wood A Day.

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Mrs. i i a spokeswoman for the group, said the road through the bottom is full of deep potholes which cause cars to drag, and the bridge, which was severely damaged in last April's flood, is nothing more than wood planks laid across steel beams. The planks are not bolted to the steel and every time it rains the planks wash away or float in place so that cars living to cross it are not aware of it until they're silting in the waler, she said. The school bus has not refused to cross Ihe birdge, bul Die driver would nol pass Ihrough a legally blocked road, Mrs. Workman said.

Some of the planks in the bridge are missing and residents of the area are afraid their children will fall through the bridge and drown, she said, adding that becuase of erosion of the bank, one end of the bridge must be approached at a very precise angle. Residents of the area who have no children but suffer from health problems, which may require an ambulance, live in fear of not getting medical attention soon enough because it is not possible to get an ambulance in there, Mrs. Workman said. Residents of the area have made numerous calls to the state Department of Highways garage in Pineville since last April's flood, but have not been able to get any results, Mrs. Workman said.

Because of the Monday holiday, a statement could not be attained from the SHD in Pineville. NOTICE OF EXAMINATION FOR EMPLOYMENT CITY OF IICKLIY POLICE DEPARTMENT The Beckley Polio Civil Service Commission will administer examinations to applicants for employment In probationary Police Patrol- duty with the Police Department at 7:30 p.m., Tuesday, November 8, 1977, In the Community Room on the ground floor of the Police Department Building, 340 Prince Street, Beckley. EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER GENEROUS VACATION SICK LEAVE POLICIES COOO INSURANCE COVERAGE Interested applicants may file applications In the office of the City of Beckley Recorder, 409 South Kanawha Street, during regular office hours until October 17, 1977. Applicants will be provided with booklets for study no later than three weeks prior to the examinations. For this reason no applications can be accepted after October 17, 1977.

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