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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1965
Page
11
New York report notes that millions of kindergarteners will face separation from mothers as school starts. Dr. Marjorie Friedberg advises parents to ease the transition with preparation, familiarization trips, and early teacher conferences to foster cooperation between home and classroom.
The 50th National Order of the Arrow Conference in Bloomington Indiana gathers 4500 delegates from 50 states Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands plus two members in Germany. Shenandoah Area Council members Walter Aulette James Sutton Raymond Tuegel Douglas Boyce Charles Tyson Jr and Thomas Louthan Winchester lead a 270 member Shenashawpotoo Lodge amid keynote by Joseph A Brunton Jr and events including Indian dances and Scoutcraft exhibits at DePauw University campus.
Staunton Rep John O Marsh Jr urged Virginia Young Democrats to boost youth involvement in government to sustain democracy. He spoke at Hotel Ingleside saying parties are vehicles for leadership and emphasized examining political labels and building a reservoir of talent for public service.
The Virginia Department of Agriculture warns that prices are unpredictable while forecasting the hay crop on August 1 at 1 628 000 tons up 9 percent from last year but 5 percent below the five year average. Alfalfa down 14 percent and lespedeza down 1 percent, clover timothy up 39 percent. U S production up 3 percent, mainly in the plains and far west, with Northeast supplies 17 percent below average. Farmers urged to secure supplies now as prices generally fall before rising 2 to 3 dollars per ton later, and lamb prices have leveled while the 1965 lamb crop falls 2 percent from 1964.
The City Manager's office announced that the Martinsburg Pike Millwood Avenue and Berryville Pike Valley Avenue routes will stay the same as prior years for school runs to relieve congestion. The Berryville Pike Handley School run departs McCrory's at 7 40 a.m. and Hawthorne Drive 18 10 a.m. The Berryville route and Quarles Elementary route follow last year's pattern with returns after classes. Information is available by calling MO 2 4626.
Washington says U S talks with the Reds will go on in Warsaw as plans proceed. State Department spokesman Robert J McCloskey notes ambassadorial changes do not alter the negotiations. President Johnson taps John A Gronovski to replace John Moors Cabot as envoy. The velvet ant is a wingless wasp that thrives on superheated sand dunes under a dense furlike coat.
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