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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1967

Page

9

Belle Grove Dedication Opens Week of Middletown Events

Belle Grove near Middletown opened with dedication ceremonies attended by officials and descendants. The National Trust owns the 18th century home built by Major Isaac Hite, restored with original materials, and plans for a week of Arts and Crafts events plus a Firemen’s Parade led by Grand Marshal Nancy Barrett.

Belle Grove Middletown Edward P. Alexander Colonial Williamsburg Isaac Hite National Trust For Historic Preservation Alexander Major Hite James Madison Cedar Creek Gordon Gray The National Trust Dr. Alexander Patricia Hite Takoma Park Nancy Barrett Wayside Theatre David Ford

Finishing Touches On Pools By Out-of-Town Crew

Lochas V. Smith and his five man crew travel to Winchester to apply the final cement coats to municipal and private pools. They work with broom and trowel to create a white marble dust finish, standing on platforms to avoid footprints. The crew, based in Myrtle Beach, winters at home and returns for warm weather projects. Pools remain the sole business for Smith and crew.

Lochas V. Smith Smith Myrtle Beach Mr. Smith Philadelphia Miss Richmond

Three Break-Ins Investigated in Stephens City and Middletown

The Frederick County Sheriff's Office investigates three break-ins in Stephens City and one in Middletown over the weekend. Veterans Texaco suffered about 100 dollars in cash. Schulen Bros. had 52 dollars plus checks stolen. VFW building lost 60 dollars from a cigarette machine and juke box. Valley Market in Middletown had no entry to the main building and nothing missing.

Frederick County Sheriff’spartment Stephens City Middletown Veterans Texaco Lacy Anderson Scales Anderson Schulen Bros VFW Rt. 277 Osborne Renner Valley Market Renner

Senior Girl Scouts Plan Three Day Encampment

The Shawnee Council hosts a three day encampment at Camp White Rock Capon Bridge West Virginia from Wednesday to Friday to honor graduating seniors. Participants hail from 16 counties across Virginia West Virginia and Maryland with activities including swimming cooking hiking and campfire programs. A Heritage Tour of Winchester includes lunch at Senseny Park and a swim at the municipal pool culminating in a ceremonial campfire with guest speaker Natalie Dorsey executive director.

Shawnee Girl Scout Council Camp White Rock Capon Bridge W. Va Shawnee Council Virginia West Virginia Maryland Cumberland Hagerstown Martinsburg Keyser Winchester Naomi Jarman Girl Scout Exchange Shelter Senseny Park Natalie Dorsey

Drive Safely Sign Shocks Downtown Louisville Readers

A downtown Louisville restaurant installs a provocative sign reading Drive Safely and Avoid the Mourning After. The notice draws attention from passersby and local staff, highlighting safety messaging in a busy urban area.

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Man Pedaling to D C Seeks Federal Truck Safety Laws

Cleveland truck driver Central Wilson, 62, after a year of injury, pedaled a homemade rig toward Washington to press Congress for a uniform nationwide compensation law and federal emergency brakes on all truck axles. He carries 1,400 signatures and plans to reach D C by week’s end.

Cleveland, O Winchester Washington Congress United States Wilson Mr. Wilson Cleveland

Former UVA Professor Critiques Desegregation Pace

Former University of Virginia law professor Edward A. Mearns Jr. argues desegregation has slowed due to mutual distrust between state and federal administrators and press misperceptions. He cites persistent segregation in Virginia with over 200000 Negro children lacking full rights and urges accountability across politicians, educators, and journalists.

Charlottesville University of Virginia Law Edward A. Mearns Jr Mearns U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare Virginia South Long Island University Long Island, N.Y HEW U.S. Supreme Court

Lentz Joins International Sea Cadet Muster at Kingston

Carl M. Lentz of Siler Route is among 50 U S Naval League Sea Cadets and advisors training two weeks at the Royal Military College Kingston Ontario Canada. The program begun in 1958 is co sponsored by the Navy and the civilian league.

Carl M. Lentz Siler U.S. Naval League Sea Cadets Royal Military College Kingston Ontario Canada Navy US Naval League Armed Services United States England New Zealand Australia India Finland Sweden West ‘Point Montreal

Peaceful Uses of Space Symposium at Stanford

A three day conference at Stanford University in August will examine legal and technical issues of studying Earth from orbiting satellites. Lawyers and scientists will discuss space law concepts, benefits of viewing large areas from space, and future peaceful space business prospects. cosponsored by Stanford Law School and Sylvania Electric Products Inc.

Palo Alto Calif Stanford University Earth Stanford Law School Sylvania Electric Products Inc

Festival Orchestra Opens Shenandoah Valley Music Festival

The 95 piece Festival Orchestra opened at Massanutten Military Academy Auditorium Woodstock under conductor Hans Swarowsky with 600 in attendance. Beethoven and Brahms featured. Miss Pravda Sikorski won the 1967 Young Virginia Artists Competition and performed Schumann Piano Concerto.

Hans Swatowsky Massanutten Military Academy Auditorium Woodstock Pravda Sikorski Schumann Orkney Springs Samuel Jones Academy Auditorium Dr. Swarowsky Douglas Davis Shenandoah Valley Music Festival Committee American Symphony Orchestra League

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Nancy Pennypacker Star St. Thomas Episcopal Church Erates Shenandoah Valley Joist Hite New Virginia Historic Landmarks Commission Blue Ridge Frances Hunnewell Naional Trust Archie Manuel Manuel George M. Smith St. Paul’s Lutheran Church Strasburg Josiah A. Andrew Grace Methodist Church Gray U.S Harry F., Byrd, Jr John O. Marsh, Jr E. Blackburn Moore House of Delegates Richard E. Byrd Belle Grove Council Chester Winchester Recreation Park Darlington Motor Inn N. Cameron St Tar Mary Helen Massie D. C Seventh Day Adventist Edith Burkey Fara Starliper Billie Knicely Carl Lentz Festival Orchestra Beethoven Brahms Dr. Jones
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