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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1960

Page

9

Hardesty & Son Exhibit Wins Holstein Show Champion

Nearly 200 attend the Northern Valley Holstein Show at the Farmers' Livestock Exchange. John C. Hardesty & Son of Berryville won the grand champion and senior champion female, with another Hardesty entry as reserve grand and reserve senior female. W. Curtis Cole won junior championships. Judging took place in the show barn with Arlis Frymyer chairing. event sponsored by the Northern Valley Holstein Club with county extension offices aiding.

J. D. Hardesty John O. Hardesty Farmers Livestock Exchange Show John C. Hardesty & Son Berryville Farmers’ Livestock Exchange W. Curtis Cole Purcellville Hardesty & Son Harvie Farm Loudoun County A. W. Curtis Cole Shadow Lawn Farm Livestock Exchange Rt. 50 Winchester Arlis Frymyer Frederick County Northern Valley Holstein Club Frederick Warren Shenandoah Clarke Counties

Winchester taxicab rates set in 1960 ordinance

An ordinance amends section 23-15 of the 1959 Winchester code to fix taxicab fares within the city. The rate is forty five cents for the first two passengers and fifty cents for three or more up to the vehicle capacity, point to point. Passed by Common Council on August 9 1960 and approved by Mayor Claude B Smalts with clerk B M Perrero.

Winchester Virginia Common Council B. M. Perrero Claude B. Smalts

4-H Dairy Show Winners Named at Woodstock Fair

The 4-H dairy show lists winners across classes from three to four years old, aged cows, and herd groups. Top honors go to John O. Hardesty, Fort Collier Farms, Haven Wolfe, Susan Bierer, and others with Fort Collier Farms repeatedly placing in multiple classes. The next show will be at the Woodstock fairgrounds.

Debbie Stine Fort Collier Farms H. W. Shaffer A. D. Payne Patsy Wolfe John Hardesty Carl B. Payne Larry Windle Frank John O Hardesty Haven M. Wolfe Winchester W. Curtis Cole Frank C. Sowers John D. Hardesty William H. Logan Susan Bierer J. O. Hardesty John O. Hardesty Harvey Shaffer Fort Collier Farm Haven Wolfe Frank Sowers Woodstock Fairgrounds

Frederick Sheriff Appeals Salary Ruling Case Continues

The Frederick board voted 3-1 to appeal the Compensation Board approval of Sheriff DeHaven’s salary after the May 31 authorization. The City Supervisors had earlier denied the June salary by 3-1 vote, prompting a second phase appeal filed with Mrs Skiles. The sheriff had sought authority to name a deputy from the state board.

DeHaven Board of Supervisors Skiles State Compensation Board

Kerr Frear plan seeks medical aid expansion for elderly

The Kerr Frear proposal expands federal state grants for old age relief to cover medical costs for 2.46 million eligible elderly and up to 10 million more not on public assistance. It would provide up to 12 dollars monthly per eligible person, with states matching funds. Estimated federal shares run around 190 million, state shares about 95 million if all participate.

Paul H. Douglas Dill Senate Pat McNamara D-Mich Hubert H. Humphrey Dminn Kerr-Frear Kerr

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