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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1969

Page

5

Winchester urged to pursue flood insurance under NFIA

The Winchester Association of Independent Insurance Agents told Winchester and Frederick County leaders to investigate eligibility for coverage under the 1968 National Flood Insurance Act. Association president William L. Perry warned homeowners and standard fire policies do not cover flood and outlined prerequisites, including local land use controls and June 30, 1970, deadline. City officials reviewed the letters at a joint Council and Board meeting.

Winchester Association of Independent Insurance Agents Winchester Frederick County Association William L. Perry William M. Battaile Board of Supervisors Thomas Rosenberger U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development Ben B. Dutton, Jr Council

Printed Pattern 4558 New Jr. Miss Sizes and Costs

Pattern notice from Winchester Evening Star details Anne Adams pattern 4558 for Jr. Miss sizes 7 9 11 13 15 with yardage 2 1/2 for size 11. Includes mailing price 65 cents plus 15 cents for first class. Also promotes fall-winter catalog 105 styles and sewing books with prices.

NEW Jr Anne Adams Winchester Evening Star Pattern Dept West 17Th St New York N.Y

Raleigh program starts driver education for youngsters

Patrolman W. G. Arnold oversees a ribbon cutting to launch a week long driver education program for a class of 5 and 6 year olds. The Raleigh North Carolina sponsored effort marks the start of the new school year initiative.

W. G. Arnold Raleigh N.C

Nixon ends San Francisco talks with stay‑put Korea pledge

President Nixon and South Korean leader Park affirmed keeping 50,000 U.S. troops in South Korea under the 1954 mutual defense treaty and continued war talks consultation. Nixon then relaxed with a private beach visit at Camp Pendleton as he nears mid‑vacation point at the Western White House.

San Clemente Calif Nixon San Francisco Chung Hee Park Trician Julie David Eisenhower Park United States South Korea Vietnam Korea Cit

Local Officials Attend Virginia Conference

Sheriff Lacy Anderson of Frederick County and Chief Deputy O. H. Renner will attend the Local Government Officials Conference at the University of Virginia in Charlottesville from Monday to Wednesday. Main speaker Quinn Tamm heads the IACP in Washington. The meeting will cover arrests warrants polygraph use narcotics and law enforcement panels with about 725 officials attending.

Lacy Anderson Frederick County O. H. Renner University of Virginia Charlottesville Quinn Tamm International Association of the Chiefs of Police, Inc Washington, D.C Sheriffs Commonwealth Burns Agency Richmond

Bonnie Douglas Named President of Mt Airy 4 H Club

Bonnie Douglas was elected president of the Mt Airy 4 H Club for the coming year at a recent meeting. Officers include James Douglas as vice president Buffy Snapp secretary Mary Frye treasurer Bruce Swing reporter Susan Ginn song leader and Stephen Ginn recreational leader. Members toured Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad Henkel Harris Furniture Co and the Rubbermaid plant. The club placed third in the Chick N Que project and Beverly Warren first with Michael Snapp third in Dairy Month Poster Contest. Plans were made for the Frederick County Youth Fair Sept 10 12 at Farmers Livestock Exchange.

Bonnie Douglas Mt. Airy James Douglas Buffy Snapp Mary Frye Bruce Swing Susan Ginn Stephen Ginn Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad Henkel -Harris Furniture Co Rubbermaid Mt. Airy Club Beverly Warren Michael Snapp

Baby born with bullet in head after pistol accident

In Waynesville North Carolina a baby is in fair condition after a bullet from a pistol lodged in the infant's head. The mother Glenda Smith Messer 19 was delivered of a premature baby several hours after the accident. The baby was taken to a neurosurgeon in Asheville and the bullet was not deeply imbedded. The mother is reported in good condition.

Waynesville N.C Glenda Smith Messer Aken Asheville

To Pay Taxes By Credit Card In Pima County

Pima County will start accepting credit card payments for property taxes next week. County Treasurer James Kirk said about 60,000 taxpayers can use two national bank based credit card systems to pay their annual bills.

Tucson, Ariz Pima County James Kirk

Apollo's Petrone named Apollo program director at Cape Kennedy

Rocco A. Petrone, 43, chosen as new director of the Apollo program at Cape Kennedy, says maintaining excellence is key while 15,000 of 190,000 space workers face layoffs as launch cadence slows after Apollo 11. Walter Kapryan named as launch director.

Cape Kennedy Fla Moon Rocco A. Petrone Samuel C. Phillips Air Force Space and Missile Systems Organization Petrone Phillips Apollo Marinespace Army Redstone Arsenal Huntsville Ala Cape Canaveral Redstone America NASA Saturn Walter Kapryan Mercury Gemini

TAC Election Set for Tuesday at Winchester Mun

The Teenage Club will hold its annual officer election next Tuesday from 7 to 10 p.m. at Winchester Municipal Polls. Bob Hahn and Ed McHugh seek president. other candidates include Bill Bayliss Suzi Singhas Patti Edwards Ann Prather Susie Cooper Gail Sewell Susie Gilkey and Sharon Rogers.

Winchester Bob Hahn Ed McHugh Bill Bayliss Suzi Singhas Patti Edwards Ann Prather Susie Cooper Gail Sewell TAC Talk Susie Gilkey Sharon Rogers

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