Children’s Theatre of Danville marks 11th season
The Children's Theatre of Danville enters its 11th season under president Mrs. Jeannie Adams with three major productions staged by professional equity commissions. Robin Hood opens Nov. 12 followed by Cinderella Feb. 11 1978 and A Musical Carnival Mar. 4 1978. Productions aim at kindergarten through fourth grade while plans exist for older children. All shows move to George Washington High School auditorium to seat up to 950. tickets to be sold through 34 volunteers in schools.
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Children’s Theatre of Danville, Inc
Jeannie Adams
Adams
Wallace Hall
James H. Howe
New York City
GWHS
Danville
Averett College
Father's Day Baby Brings Fourth Kendrick Son in Danville
Michael Kendrick of Danville welcomed a son, Michael Joseph, on Father's Day at Memorial Hospital of Danville. The birth marks the Kendricks' fourth child and brings together three generations of Kendrick men, with relatives traveling from California and New York to celebrate.
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Michael Kendrick
Danville
Jane
Michael Joseph
Kendrick
Memorial Hospital of
Ronald St. Marie
California
New York
Tobacco Use Level Falls in Virginia Market Outlook
D Stanley Duffer of the Virginia Department of Agriculture and Commerce reports a projected 1976-77 flue-cured tobacco use drop to 1.14 billion pounds, a 4.4 percent decline from last year, with higher 1977 support levels at 113.80 per hundredweight. Exports are seen down seven percent to 485 million pounds as tariff-preference tobaccos gain ground amid lower cigarette output. The 1977 crop may near 1.17 billion pounds if 2,000 pounds per acre yield is reached, with total supply around 3.244 billion pounds for 1977-78, up one percent year over year.
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Richmond
Dstanley Duffer
Virginia Department of Agriculture and Commerce
Dulfer
Virginia
Duffer
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Duller
Tobacco Stabilization Corporation
Doffer
UVa and Cambridge Plan Faculty Exchange for Sadler
Dr. Thomas W. Sadler of the University of Virginia will be a visiting scholar at Downing College Cambridge from January to June 1978. He will study whole-embryo culturing under Dr. Dennis New to test drug and chemical effects on embryonic development. Previous UVa participants included Dr. David A-Shannon and Dr. Peter N. Brooks in Charlottesville and Cambridge respectively.
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Charlottesville
Thomas W. Sadler
University of Virginia
Uva
Downing College
Cambridge University
Sadler
Dennis New
New
David A-Shannon
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Peter N. Brooks
Martin Luther
JE. Treherne
English College
Queen Elizabeth II
Wake Forest University
Chukinas Leads Mental Health Board Role
G Warren Chukinas, 41, president of Multi Ply Corp, serves on a state policy board for Mental Health and Mental Retardation. He liaises between Danville's Southern Virginia Mental Health Institute and the Southwestern Training Center, meeting quarterly, often monthly, to shape mental health services. His appointment was renewed last July by Gov Mills to a second four year term. his board stance remains non political reflecting personal motivations to assist the handicapped.
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G. Warren Chukinas
Department of Mental Health
Chakinas
Danville
Southern Virginia Mental Health Institute
Southwestern Training Center
Chikinas
Multi-Ply Corporation
Guv. Mills
Godwin
Danville leader recalls fight for mentally retarded
In a 15 year span, Chukinas chronicles progress for the handicapped from limited Richmond services to broader Virginia gains. He highlights his work with DARC and the Virginia Association for Retarded Citizens, praising public awareness and youth involvement as key changes.
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John
Chukinas
Siow
Richmond
Martha
George
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Chukiriés
Danville
General Assembly
Lynchburg
Ray Nelson
Danville Association
Gov Mills Godwin Grants 4.8 Percent Pay Hike for Virginia Workers
Governor Mills Godwin announced a 4.8 percent across the board pay raise for about 63,000 state employees, effective July 1, funded by a projected $68.5 million surplus and increased revenue collections. The move follows earlier budget cuts and legislative adjustments amid a history of fiscal squeeze dating to 1975.
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Richmond
Mills Godwin
Godwin
General Assembly
Tam
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