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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1963
Page
14
Wall Street faced a pullback as leaders faltered after four straight gains. The Associated Press average for 60 stocks fell about 0.4 points at noon, with industrials down 0.6, rails down 0.1 and utilities down 0.4.
In Baltimore and Chicago, USDA reports show hogs steady to higher with select lots up, while cattle market activity ranges from steady to weak on slaughter steers and varied feeder prices. Calves and sheep offerings tone soft, with several price ranges listed for 190 to 600 pound animals and light native lambs.
Firemen responded to a truck fire at 12 40 p m and liberated the vehicle from flames. The truck is owned by an Arlington company and no injuries were reported. The cause was under investigation by local authorities.
In a ring mold place a narrow ring of waxed paper to fit the bottom. This helps unmold the food easily and keeps it neat when turning out.
A compact devotional note from the Evening Star opens with the verse about God loving the world and giving his son then asks what Easter means. It frames Easter as love hope and the risen Lord. The piece reads as a faith based meditation intended for junior readers.
An exhibit of stamps is on display in the first floor display case of the new building. It features United States and foreign stamps, identification and collecting books, and a 1904 penny postcard. A large map highlights stamps commemorating state celebrations and notable figures. Thanks are given to Miss Sweeney and sophomore Richard Bell for their collections.
Mrs Helen Walker of Handley High School mathematics department leaves for the 41st annual National Council of Teachers of Mathematics conference in Pittsburgh. Other teachers continue classes at Schenectady High School Wednesday.
The Executive Council met April 1 during Advisory Period in the upstairs study hall. President Samuel Hertzel announced the nominating committee for General Organization officers. Members are Randy Perry Susan Spurling Richard Bell Joette Bailey Sam Heltzel Judy Belchie and Sharon Moore. The group reviewed ideas from home rooms for the Student Guide to Better Manners and Conduct.
Veterans receive Easter favors from a local charity group with volunteers coordinating deliveries to veterans. The effort aims to brighten Easter for retired service members and their families in the region.
After tense rounds Penny Grace, a seventh grader, wins the contest. Brenda Whitacre, Sandra Leach, Don Robert Crim and others praised the participants. Penny Grace receives a dictionary as the Booster Club prize.
Forecast lists Wednesday April 10 events including Junior Chapel with William Myers leader Paul Milton pianist and Judy Hoskins executive council meeting at 12 15. Tuesday April 16 notes a forensic assembly at 12 16.
The Booster Club presented a Junior High Spelling Bee on April 4 during advisory period. Participants include Becky Van Horn Penny Grace Carolyn Austin Dawson Reggleman and Doug Hendricks.
The TAC Club hosted a sports banquet on March 22 presenting trophies to the Northwestern Group 1B Champions basketball team and runner ups for football. Individual honors went to Bill Bauserman Jimmy Wilkins John Anderson and Dennis Hinkle.
Handley welcomed Central High School of Woodstock and Broadway High School to a season opening track meet last Saturday. The event showcased early performances and school spirit as participants competed in sprint and field events.
Readers note a praised effort from the group as momentum builds following a solid showing. The comment hints at continued collaboration and confidence for upcoming tasks.
A conference for the Teachers of English took place on April 6. Delegates gathered to discuss standards and pedagogy, with attendees from regional schools and colleges present.
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