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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1971

Page

2

Obituaries for Lofton and Henshall with funeral details

Funeral services for Rosal M. Lofton 82 of 115 W Whitloe Ave die at a Winchester nursing home. Services are tomorrow at 11 at Jones Funeral Home with Pallbearers Pat Lofton Paul Barnett Jennings Marston Talmadge Bucher Otis Lee Meredith Ashwood. Burial Mount Hebron Cemetery. The family receives friends tonight 7 to 9. A service for Sarah E Sallie Henshall 73 of 548 N Loudoun St who died Wednesday at Winchester Memorial Hospital will be held 2 30 p m Saturday at Omps Funeral Home conducted by Dr George H Orser. Pallbearers are Eugene Grove Robert Hockman James Grove Thomas Polhamus Charles Hardy Grim and Leslie Carper. Visitation tonight 7 30 to 9.

Rosal M. Lofton W. Whitloe Ave Winchester Jones Funeral Home Kathryn Eye M. Crim Pat Lofton Paul Barnett Jennings Marston Talmadge Bucher Otis Lee Meredith Ashwood Mount Hebron Cemetery Sarah E. (Sallie) Henshall N. Loudoun St Winchester Memorial Hospital Omps George H. Orser Eugene Grove Robert Hockman James Grove Thomas Polhamus Charles Hardy Grim Leslie Carper

Scouts Evacuated in Japan Typhoon Aftermath

Twelve Shenandoah Area Council members including two leaders and ten Scouts were moved from Asagiri Heights in Shizuoka Prefecture due to high waters from a nearby typhoon. None injured, they are staying with nearby schools and temples and will resume tour before returning home on August 11.

Shenandoah Boy Scout Council Japan Scout William Wolfersberger Wolfersberger Asagiri Heights Shizuoka Prefecture Honshu Island Alex Simpson Charles Troxel Eric Lamar Charles Robinson Winchester Wayne Hardesty Jake Hardesty Clarke County

Pony Express Begins and Ends in Early 1860s Relay

The first Pony Express relay left St Joseph Missouri on April 3 1860 and reached Sacramento California on April 13 1860 The service ended in October 1861 with the opening of the transcontinental telegraph.

Pony Express St. Joseph Sacramento Calif

Senate approves sweeping election spending bill despite uncertain House fate

The Senate passed a broad reform to curb campaign ad spending and tighten reporting rules, proposing a 10 cent per eligible voter cap on ads with a 6 member federal elections commission. The measure aims to allow debates and curb costly campaigns, but House fate remains uncertain amid party concerns and potential limited equal-time repeal.

Washington Senate House John O. Pastore D-R.j Arizona Barry M. Goldwater Paul Fannin Pastore Nixon Federal Elections Commission

Solos Will Perform With Shenandoah Valley Festival Orchestra

Mary Martin soprano and Gordon Ohlsson bass baritone join Shenandoah Valley Music Festival Orchestra and 140 voice Shenandoah Valley Choral Society in Brahms German Requiem Op. 45 tomorrow at 8 30 p m in the Massanutten Academy Auditorium Woodstock Dr Richard Lert conducts The chorus rehearsed under Dr Ohlsson who heads Madison College Music Department in Harrisonburg.

Mary Martin Gordon Ohlsson Shenandoah Valley Music Festival Shenandoah Valley Choral Society Brahms Massanutten Academy Woodstock Ohlsson Madison College Harrisonburg Richard Lert Wyoming Hastings College Hastings Neb Honolulu Tennessee Florida National Federation of Music Clubs Middle Tennessee Music Teachers’ Association Omicron Psi Delta Omicron International Music Fraternity Honolulu Community Chorus Midwest East Southeast Southwest Festival Symphony Orchestra Lert

Four Teens Released After Disorderly Conduct Guilty Plea

Four 18 year old teens Stephen Whittle Edward Donohue Sally Cowley and James Ritter from Winchester and Stephens City were released on conditional discharge after pleading guilty to disorderly conduct in a New York case. A breath pipe found in a car led to narcotic implement charges later reduced to disorderly conduct.

Apriol Springs N. Y New York R. C. Lewandowski Stephen Whittle Edward Donohue Sally C. Cowley Winchester James Ritter Stephens City Lewandowski

Williams Builds Fairfax Support in 10th District Bid

Williams appears to command about 200 first ballot votes in the 10th District with Fairfax backing. McMath claims he could carry 350 votes, though no convention winner is foreseen. Del. Clive L. DuVal II endorsed Williams and expects 375 to 400 first ballot votes at Hampton, calling him a moderate who can attract from across the spectrum.

Fairfax Williams McMath del. Clive L. DuVal II State Capitol Hampton DuVal

Wall Street Edges Up in Damp Trading

Wall Street indices edged higher in slow New York trading as the Dow Jones average rose 0.14 to 849.59. The market held a slim advantage for advances over declines amid ongoing concerns about the economy inflation and the U S dollar's international position.

New York New York Stock Exchange U.S

FCC Proposes Broad Rules for Future Cable TV Industry

The FCC proposes rules mandating cable systems carry all stations within 35 miles, offer three network and three independent stations in the 50 largest markets, and provide one closed circuit channel per over‑the‑air channel. Top markets must offer at least 20 channels. educational and two‑way services are encouraged. The plan, approved 6‑1 with Wells dissenting, could take effect March 1.

Washington Federal Communications Commission America FCC Commission Congress Robert Wells

Rotary Hears Irish and French Visitors at Winchester

John Kyle from Belfast and Alain Wild from Strasbourg spoke at the Winchester Rotary Club about Northern Ireland political issues and changes in the French university system. The guests, visiting America under Camp America, have served as counselors at Rock Enon Scout Camp near Gore this summer.

Winchester Rotary Club John Kyle Belfast Northern Ireland Alain Wild Strasbourg France Winchester Recreation Park William Wolfersberger Shenandoah Area Boy Scout Council America Rock Enon Gore Kyle

Dem nominees named for Clarke County offices

Democratic hopefuls for the Clarke County Board of Supervisors and justices of the peace will be nominated at the Clarke Democratic convention September 7 in the Berryville Court House. Other certified nominees include Harold Hawkins for Commonwealths attorney Edith Pifer for treasurer Betty Rhoden for commissioner of revenue and Albert Nicodemus for sheriff.

Board of Supervisors Justices of the Peace Clarke Court House Berryville Harold Hawkins Commonwealth’s Edith Pifer Betty “Rhoden Commissioner of Revenue Albert Nicodemus

Weather Summary for Winchester Virginia and Madison County

Mostly clear tonight with fog in valleys and lows in the upper 40s to low 50s. Saturday will be mostly sunny and humidities low with highs in the upper 70s to low 80s and a 10 percent rain chance. Extended forecast shows little rain Sunday through Tuesday with daytime highs in the 80s and overnight lows in the upper 50s to low 60s.

Questionnaires Urged for Annexed Area Voters

City registrar Mrs. Martha Grim urges all annexed area voters to fill out and return the questionnaires mailed July 1 to ensure correct precinct listings for the November election. Forms must use full names with maiden names for married women. Inquiries to 662-8129. mail to 502 S Cameron St Winchester. Jujube note explains Britannica definition.

Martha Grim Mrs. Grim

Cooley Elementary Plans August Pre-Registration

D G Cooley Elementary sets pre-registration for new and returning students on August 16 and 17. Parents may visit from 9 am to 1 pm to pay fees and learn room assignments in person. phone inquiries on assignments are not available. 1971 72 fees include $7 book rental $1.50 general fee and $2.50 optional insurance.

D.G. Cooley Elementary Ronald Brown

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Henshall Rosa M. Loft Funeral Home Amherst ST Pia Sarah E. Henshall Mimete Tet Ofote Bernard F.groves Boscawen Winchaster Weiss Smalts Florist, Inc National Ave Buick Company Buick Riviera H.W. Ebert BUICK Valley Orchestra N.Y. Police Wall Street Rotary Ireland Wild Lesta F. Flemming Upperville Robert, Jr Aimee Carol and Robert III Atlanta, Ga Loudoun St Winchester, Va Virginia James Madison George Washington Chickle Group Alfalfa Serurcey Rocky Mountains Gulf Coast Mid-Atlantic States Encyclopaedia Britannica Cooley Round Hill Ruritan Club James Wood High School Pittsburgh N. Cameron St
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