AARP Members Urged to Take Defensive Drivers Course
At Strasburg Chapter meeting members were urged to enroll in a Defensive Drivers Course planned for Winchester on Sept. 9 and 10. The program included songs, readings, jokes, and talks on the Association and planned Warren County Chapter tours to Hershey Dutch Days and the Waterford Fair. Dr. B H Jarman, touring Russia, will speak at the Sept. 12 meeting.
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Strasburg
American Association of Retired Persons
Winchester
Robert C. Fisher
Cornelia Truluck
John Cash
A. R. Eldridge
Warren County
Hershey
Williams backs education funding and vows veto opposition
Murat Williams, Democratic candidate for Congress in the 7th District, supports Virginia leaders who trounced the Presidents veto on the Education Appropriations Bill. He notes the bill allocates over two million dollars for local schools and urges cutting waste rather than education funds. He cites inflation and government inefficiency as reasons to protect education programs. The piece also mentions a community program by The Five Echoes of Middleburg at Bethel Baptist Church for a Building Fund and a note on Mount Vernon’s restoration by the Mount Vernon Ladies Association founded by Ann Cunningham.
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Joint Workshop for Area Teachers Monday at James Wood High
Area teachers from Winchester Frederick and Clarke counties will hear psychologist Richard M. Hawes discuss reality therapy and Schools Without Failure at a Monday workshop. Hawes will lead demonstrations with a Quarles Elementary fifth grader and participate in open discussion and group sessions after lunch.
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Winchester
Frederick County
Clarke County
Richard M. Hawes
Hawes
Los Angeles
Calif
William Glasser
Institute For Reality Therapy
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Jacob L. Johnson
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Reduction in Barbers Blamed on Long-Hair Fad in Chicago
Chicago barbers shrink by about 400 in two years as long-haired fashion harms patronage. Local 548 secretary treasurer Thomas Siracusa says membership fell from about 3,000 to 2,500 and urges barbers to avoid serving long-haired customers. He calls for government action to curb long hair in schools. A note mentions Fremont Street Day Nursery fall session registration on Monday and Tuesday from 4 to 6 p.m.
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Chicago
Thomas Siracusa
Journeyman Barbers Union
Afl-Cio
Siracusa
Fremont Street Day Nursery
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