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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1964
Page
9
A reprint from the Winchester Republican describes an 1834 classified notice offering oysters from Baltimore, sold by various measures and prepared with spices. The fragment mentions a shopkeeper Randall Evans and notes other listings for household goods and services in a rural classified section.
Winchester Business and Professional Women's Club honored Jack Lindsay at a dinner at the George Washington Hotel. As club president, he received a framed charter membership certificate and a National Auxiliary card, the first auxiliary member in the state, for his photographic, slide, and tape-recording contributions. A wooden cabinet with the club emblem was donated to the club.
Gov. Harrison names Stockton H. Tyler of Norfolk to the Virginia Outdoor Recreation Study Commission. The body inventories existing facilities and crafts a long range program. Tyler replaces Walter S. Clement as he transfers to Cleveland. Public hearings begin across the state with a Dec 15 tour and a Dec 16 meeting at George Mason College in Fairfax.
Virginia Angus School in Charlottesville drew 143 Angus owners managers and herdmen from 11 states for a three day program stressing profitable calves through selective breeding and vigilance for danger signs. The keynote was read for Glen Bratcher hospitalized with a broken arm by Stanley Anderson.
Virginia's 4-H livestock judging team finished 12th among 29 at the International Livestock Exposition in Chicago. Mississippi won. Robert Naron led individuals in beef cattle judging, with Texas and Virginia runners up in sheep and swine. The Virginians were Curry, Beyeler, Rogers, Kingsley, coached by Coffey and sponsored by Lewis Jr.
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