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Concord College Foundation Directors Plan Piposiom Moot i I A board of directors of the alsc Concord. College Foun- the dation; will hold a p.rf a i a Pipeslem. Slate Park Jan. friends of 2i. jit-cording to Colonel W.

and II. Ballard il, board chair- Ballard said niyi)- 0 I Hulcigh BecKlcy. Va.j.Wednesday Afternoon. January 21, 1976-13 -on program maybe tollo'wlhg obtained by corihlc'ling the at 5:30 Concbrd College Found a i I 748, Alheils, 24712, or 384-4095. Tht 200 Yrs.

Art The Hardest Wyoming By DICK WEST Before entering House (DPI) a i The opportunity to attend Bicentennial coin in press Hie opening ot a Bicenten- A I (UN'S) Mrs. William MJIliiis was Admitted Monday to St. The second a tion Tolon'e'Tw" mceling.lo convene all :30 H. Ballard II a i p.m. in Patio I will include C.

shol I vice newly-appointed members man; Thnitifa of Ihe board of trustees us son, treasurer -md rWm Luhc Blucficld well as. the full board, R. Kenny stwctarv Undei Cy a a A member's a agenda of business items William Akers Dr Clovd will be reviewed to initiate P. Armbrister Dr Jc-in a fund-raising campaign lo Bennett, Ira Blankenship' support the activities and Harold K. Bradford, Nick needs of Concord College.

Camicia. Bub Crawford The foundation, a non- i a i a corporation, is compdse'd of 23 a and 5 LEGEND FILMED A I Argentina (UPI) The legend of "La i a Correa" literally, the Guy Farmer. Elizabeth V. deceased Correa woman -H a a a i a II! llils )oen niade into an a a Dr. Kcrmil Hunter, film.

a who are o'iit- Michael Kovalsky, James I i a standing community and i Bustos, a young mother in business leaders dedicated Mullena.x, Dr. James W. western San Juan province to aiding and strengthen- Howley, Dr. Holand Sharp! i the 19th century ing the educational pur- I i i C. i and ifi revered by many poses Billiard emphasized.

Stanley Smith Jr. In addition, members of "I am most pleased to board of trustees of Ihe a a i foundation include: Senator Robert Byrd will Hayes Caldwell, Irvin D. join us during the Concord Crane, John E. Faulconer. College Foundation Mauck' and E.

hf i i innp'iinii "Buxz" Whnlpv hf i meeting, Ballard announced. Buzz" Whaley. Information on the foun- SKKAflNff PORTUGAL I 0 A A .0 A I A I A A 0 0' I 0 0 A A B' A I 0 A I A 0 0 0 A 0 A A A A A A A A 0 I 1 A I 0 A I A 6 0 A 0 A A A 0 I 0 A A A 0 0 A 0 0 0 A A 0 A 0 I A A 0 I 0 A I I I 0 I 0 0 A I A A I A InsttucUomi: The MIUM lilted ippnf forward, backward, down, or dlifMally In Find each hidden ninw a ad bn il ti ii thown: Argentines who believe offerings to her memory bring answered prayers. According to the legend, the woman set out on foot wilh a newborn baby to find her husband, who was lighting in one of the internal baltles then wracking the country. She died while crossing the desert, but her baby was found alive -maintained by Ihe milk il was still sucking from the ilea'd woman's breast.

nial congressional session doesn't happen every day. you So one' must seize every chance one gels. The second coming of the UJtli Congress (his week provided such an occasion. These were some of the moments lo remember: 10. a.

ii). Arrived at Capitol (or outdoor flag- i-alsing ceremony by Joint i 1 1 A a I a i Bicentennial. I i i a I ceremony, which, was to have included a fife and corps in Colonial garb, had been cancelled due lo Valley Forge-like weal tier. a i lo coin- in i 1 1 a i a cancellation. "Where's the 'Spirit of '76? George a i a daunted by sub- freeziiig temperature." a but he never tried to try to jilay a fife i iviitteris on." a a group of demonstrators on Capitol stops protesting American involvement in Angolan war.

a a parenlly made of sterner sluff than fiferSi I I a.m. Went indoors i i a a a coffee machine. a i i i i Bicentennial plastic cup. Patrick Henry would have loved it. Cup a i "200 a A i a A i A achievements cited were discovery of first oil well, radio waves from Milky Way and phliicl Pluto.

No mention of discovery of a i coffee cnjis. i a be historic achievement of all. Found doors to House a metal detection devices like tfiosu in airports. Asked doorkeeper if devices a of i arrangement for President a of i message. a a i Devices were Installed lo i a i a to Cuba.

Arrived inside chamber just in lime lo hear part ol first Bicentennial quorum call. Would have stayed for it all but eyes were dazzled by worth of new light fixtures. a now lawgivers will be able lo see what they are doing. Mavbe not. I I In and her maiden name of i I Uremia a Simpkins a cuil Court Ihe past week, restored.

Associates Financial Ser- Diana K. a was vices a of Ohio, a a divorce from Jesse M. Evans. was given a judgment gainst Woodrow A. Lewis Methodist Church Appointments Told as and Judy A.

Lewis in the amount of $982:60 together i interest and costs. I i (ioorge Edward I lager was granted a divorce from Pamela Ann The civil Action of David K. a a others a a i i a i i i a (jaye i was a a dovorcc from John Dow Meredith I I I The civil action of Steve Joseph Peelish against A felony indie)ment was dismissed against John William Parsons. i a i i continued were a a i a a i a a Oil Trent. Steve I.ester.

Barry a i a a i Ac-kelson. David Ashley. Virgil Shuck, Jerry Shrewsbury, James K. Walker and Roger Myers. Felony indictments were HOPPER FLEET i coal on the front burner in the U.S.

drive for ceremony energy self sufficiency, Sllfe Hit 1 nation's railroads -which haul nearly 70 per cent of ihe coal mined -are rapidly building up 1 UUI1ULU UJ7 tht-ir open-top hopper fleet '''V commonplace in Washington. But usually they take place in a downtown bank. With three masked gunmen of- lo a a projected This one was different. A doublingfor coal production Clls1 ir(ii lsaf containing i i the next decade. jnoiijnralnlif, from the 187S Since the oil shortage a 1 a struck home in the full of 0 1 1973, some Gfl.OOO new coal dignitaries.

cars with a capacity of six a a I IJi i II (I UIH.1UU Ul 31 A i i i i i i a been llo gllr a a and nearly 30,000 xlbl 1 hlc dd have been put into service. Ulsle II is estimated that i the W1IS i ncr heM be O'-vo'-ythmg is a Aveirb Braga Cork Lisbon Douro River Madeira Porto Salazir Toinorrbw: Bay of Lagos Cape Mondego Serra De Ossa Tagus River Exclamations il I 1 I 1. i i increased bv an average of 17.500 cars a vear over the 011 tor- next 10 years; which will convened. Since the couldn't to attend or Senalc enable a i a to a House openin, ni one i i by Enjoy much larger "Seek Find" puzzles with over 50 bec a SI dtscoveries per panel series of 24-pafe booklets. hot( his don't eitVv code obtained from CIA.

reorder volumes I. II and DI, send $1 for each, miking checks him He mav be develop- Hiis was signal lo attend t. in care of a nce(j lcoho House opening. A I -Three i a a pofntnients have heen ah- i by i D. Frederick Wertz, resident bishop of the West Virginia A i i Church.

They will become effective Fcb, 1. Tiic Hei-. IVilliiiin D. States, for i years pastor of the Oak Hill United Methodist i i minister of the Hurricane a Wilson, who also spent five years as pastor of Simpson Methodist Church i i 11 e. i succeed Rev.

Slates at Oak i a a i formerly ol Hurricane, will asumc the pastorale of the Sininson Church. Mr. Slates, a native of i a i i i a i i and Wesley i a Seminary. Wilson, who was born in i 11 a graduated from Webster i i a i Stale Business College. West i i i a a a i i i a Seminary.

He is a former pastor of. the First United Methodist Church in South Charleston, and served as superintendent p.f.what is now Hie Hoiriney District. Starling is a native of a a i i a ednt'iiled at. West i i i a Wesleyan College and the Boston University School of Theology. He was serav- ing his second year as i i of (he Hurricane Church.

i a i i i i Bishop Wertz. revealed lhat Dr. Jennings Fust, former minister of i i Methodist Church, would la-came pastor of Wayside i i a Vienna on Feb. 1. lie i he succeeded by i i a i a past five years served as i i i i a Conference Council on Ministries.

Wright i begin his new duties on March I. Class Reunion Set .1906 a a i graduating class will meet at 7 p.m.. Jan. 23 at the i i i i i in Kopperston to make plans I i i a reunion. Class officers-were Randall i president: John Toler.

vice president: a secretary, and Toni Sauls Stafford, treasurer. continued against French a Stanley Walls, Jesse Evans. Charles A. Topping was dis- Cline Randolph Fields, missed after counsel an- i noiinccd lo the court lhat Rodney Bailey, Robert A. the mailers in difference Linkous, James Preston between I parlies a A a been settled.

Kathy Stone was granted a divorce i Stone and custody of the i a child was awarded lo the a i i a Stone. a Sue i a a was granleri a divorce from Dennis H. Graham and custody of the irtfanl children were awarded lo the plaintiff. Carolyn Sue i a a a a Dean was a a i from Tenna Melissa Dean A a i i I A i i a a a a Schnyler lioy Moore and Phillips V. a i and liussell Nichols.

i i a appeals were i a a i Larry Cook; Don F. Chambers anil a Clay. and her maiden name of Tcena Melissa Eastridge was restored. i Toler was grained a Uremia Kay Toler A DECREASE i A i a I I a i was held lo just under 20 per cent i 1975. a a decrease from 1974.

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