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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1968
Page
8
Orrick Chapel Methodist Church invites the public to its annual Homecoming with services at 11 a.m. led by Rev Richard W Hall and a 3 p.m. address by Rev Thomas Jackson White Post. Free dinners follow each service.
Winchester Public Schools announce the 1968 1969 session will begin next Thursday with three days of professional days for teachers. The list includes administration at Handley High School Virginia Avenue and Winchester Intermediate School along with Handley Elementary John Kerr School Quarles Elementary and Virginia Avenue.
Joan and Jean, seven year old Vietnamese twins adopted from a South Vietnamese orphanage by James R. Badey and his wife, became naturalized U.S. citizens in U.S. District Court. The Badeys, former Norfolk residents now with Arlington County Police, adopted both girls in 1965 and helped them adjust to English, kindergarten, and American life.
Letters from readers cover infidelity legal worries dyslexia and a complaint about lacking compliments from a husband. Abby advises against writing demeaning letters consult a lawyer warns about rights, while addressing a dyslexia diagnosis and offering informational resources and a note on teen guidance.
The Agriculture Department seeks world class meat animals described as supersow, supersheep, and supersow. Aimed to apply modern genetics, the search will run with a new Clay Center Nebraska center costing 2 842 000 dollars. Hodgson says hundreds of global efforts will locate animals for breeding. The search may be barn centered with field bids opening October ten as the center builds near an old ammunition depot. The Atchafalaya Spillway in Louisiana is noted as a remaining wilderness with wildlife such as rabbits bears bobcats deer and turkeys.
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