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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1964
Page
5
More than 200 youngsters attended Berryville’s annual Easter Egg Hunt sponsored by local groups. Participants searched for eggs, enjoyed games, and received small prizes, with organizers noting a festive community spirit.
Debbie Cain daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Cain took three silver dollars. First place winners were Charles Jackson Jr Billy Sherman and Jay Arnold. Other prize recipients included Raymond Taylor Sherri Russell Cathy Crider and Debbie and Robin O'Brien.
Four teenage boys missing about 12 hours in Bruce Cave near Jerome Missouri were brought out safely at 2:30 a.m. The group from Rolla area were aided by four Missouri University of Science and Technology students and a volunteer. Rescued youths were Kenny Lewis 15 Gerald Cook Eddie Ousley and Teddy Miller 18 all in good condition and said they panicked briefly but remained calm.
Robert L. Moore, once of Gainesboro, is found not guilty in circuit court of unauthorized use of a motor vehicle belonging to his stepfather. The Feb 7 incident involved driving the 1962 pick up to Alexandria and later being found at his stepmother's home. The jury deliberated about three minutes.
Berryville Scouts raise funds for the Valley Forge Jamboree with souvenir Virginia map trays and a bake sale on April 18 at the Berryville Community Building from 9 am to 7 pm. For every 120 dollars raised, one Scout will earn selection for summer camp. Actor Hume Cronyn to produce two William Hanley plays Today Is Independence Day and Mrs. Dally Has a Lover, with potential directing.
Clarke County 4-H Clubs will judge projects at Berryville Baptist Church Basement on April 11 starting 10 a.m. Two age classes Juniors under 14 and Seniors over 14 compete in Food and Nutrition and Home Furnishing. Winners advance to district in Madison April 48, then district winners go to Blacksburg for state finals. Story telling noted as a highly developed skill in Moslem countries.
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