Winchesters Move Plans and Community Reflections
A veteran editor recounts twelve years in Winchester Virginia noting town growth and civic campaigns. He reflects on key initiatives shaping the city including downtown development, merger votes, a cemetery restoration fund, and local environmental efforts. He also announces his departure from The Star and thanks colleagues and readers for support.
Stray Dogs Tracks and the Human Seal in Ancient Lore
A fragment discusses a Babylonian brick stamp with a stray dog track, then shifts to a religious meditation on God making man in His image and the enduring, blemishing tracks of evil on human nature. The piece contrasts eternal creation with lifelong flaws and moral challenges.
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Virginia faces energy squeeze reshaping travel and city workweeks
Virginia grapples with fuel shortages as travel groups urge shorter trips and mass transit use. Virginia Beach plans four day workweeks and weekly trash pickups while Richmond schools consider later start times and February spring break.
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John K. Taylor
Virginia
State Chamber of Commerce
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Virginia Travel Council
Automobile Club of Virginia
Richard S. Gillis Jr
State Chamber of
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Kevin Alexander
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James W. Tyler
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George Hanbury
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Winchester Kiwanis elects Pullen president in 1963
Star Files notes 1963 events including Robert J. Pullen becoming president of the Winchester Kiwanis Club. Benjamin Belchie stayed home recovering from illness. Measles closed John Kerr School with about a dozen pupils absent. Zuckerman Company received a charter of incorporation.
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Winchester Kiwanis Club
Benjamin Belchie
John Kerr School
Zuckerman Company
Stop the World Opening Tonight at Powhatan School
Blue Ridge Players present Stop the World I Want to Get Off at Powhatan School Auditorium in Boyce with Jim Ackley as Littlechap and Joan Scorgie as Evie Anya and Ginnie. Curtain 8:30 p m Friday Saturday and 3 30 p m Sunday. Tickets from Shenval Winchester Sponseller's Berryville or Powhatan School.
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Joan Scorgie
Claudia Smith
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Pat Gilbert
Susan
Steven Scorgie
Gary Ellis
Judy Sue Wisecarver
Charla Hagen
Jackie Allen
Ed Sumner
Robert Lee
Cornelia Niemann
George Wood
Boyce
Shenval
Winchester
Sponseller’s Flower Shop
Berryville
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