At-A-Glance Community Notices and Events
Fairfax speaker at Overeaters Anonymous on August 22 from 7 15 to 8 45 p m at Northwestern Workshop Monday meetings invite anyone with an eating problem. Coachman Vocal Band performs August 19 at 7 30 p m First Assembly of God 1111 Shenandoah Ave Front Royal Va public invited. Big Brothers Big Sisters outing to Washington D C Smithsonian Air Space exhibit bus from Ward s Plaza Saturday 8 30 a m lunch provided by local merchants.
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Fairfax
Jesus Christ
First Assembly of God
Shenandoah Ave
Front Royal
Big Brother’s
Big Sisters
Big Sister’s
Washington, D.C
Smithsonian National Museum
Ward’s Plaza
Photographers honored at Virginia association awards
Linda Wittle and Larry Sullivan of The Gallery Stephens City earned multiple ribbons at the Virginia State Professional Photographers Association event. Approximately 600 entries were judged by a five member panel including Masters of Photography. Wittle won blue red white ribbons and an honorable mention for Portrait of a Woman and a plaque for the Virginia Traveling Loan Collection. Sullivan earned two red ribbons one white ribbon and an honorable mention for Portrait of a Woman Portrait of a Child Pictorial Photograph and Portrait of Pets or Animals.
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Virginia State Professional Photographers Association
Linda Wittle
Larry Sullivan
Stephens City
Virginia
Elvis Presley remembered by classmates and fans in hometown tributes
A town remembers Elvis Presley from Humes High School in Memphis as shy and well mannered yet later one of America’s wealthiest stars. Friends recall his Sundays back home, visiting teachers, and returning to support old pals, while fans in Stephens City and Winchester mourn his death and cherish his early concerts and records.
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Star
Elvis Presley
Mary Ann Tirey
Stephens City
Tirey
Humes High School
Memphis
Tenn
Elvis
Mrs. Tirey
Lauderdale Court
Beverley Kern
Winchester
Phyllis Morgan
Mrs. Morgan
Carol “Bitsy Mason
Carol Mason
Academy Lane
Nettie Tucker Yowell
Winchester Business and Professional Women’s Club
Marie Prosser
Anna Argenbright
Winchester Bpw
Statewide Interpreting Services Now Available in Virginia
Virginia offers statewide free interpreting services for deaf residents through public and private agencies if the need is job related. Dr. Lily Corbett notes 40,000 profoundly deaf Virginians face access barriers, now reduced by these services. Call 804/786-6084 or 1/800/522-1917 or write the Virginia Council for the Deaf, 4615 West Broad Street, Suite 210, Richmond.
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Virginia
Lily Corbett
Council
Richmond
Virginia Council For the Deaf
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Lebanon Church
A.m
Fop Park
Capezio
Wilkin
Loudoun ST
Morgans
King of
D.C
Elvis’ High School
Winchester Evening Star
Carroll B. Hawkins
Rt. 1
Middletown
Stephens
Hagerstown
Virginia Anne
Robert S
Bobbie Jo
Hawkins
Mary Elizabeth Carpenter
New World
Act Ill
Helen's Cards & Gifts
Delco Plaza
Rt. 50
SYS
Mile
Quaker Hill
W.va
Ld Wey
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