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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1968
Page
10
A. Leon Tomblin of Farmers and Merchants National Bank presents a Clarke County 4-H yearbook to Becky Jo Racer, chair of the yearbook committee, with committee member Raymond Cather noted.
The Rev. Gerald P. Coleman of Greene Memorial Methodist Roanoke will conduct Marvin Methodist Church revival from Sunday through Friday. Services start 7 30 p m with multiple choirs and soloists. Coleman, born in Lynchburg, served 9 1/2 years in the Army including Korea and Germany and earned degrees from Lynchburg College Canyon College Duke University and Wesley Theological Seminary. He began ministry in 1956 and has held various pastorates. he is married with four children. The revival is open to the public.
The Ber ryville Clarke County Jaycees plan a May 24 1968 ceremony at Clarke County High School Auditorium to honor Clarke County veterans who served in South Vietnam. Officials will present a community award to each veteran, and Vietnam Service Medal Vietnam Campaign Medal or Armed Forces Expedition Medal Viet Nam recipients should contact Jaycee members listed.
The Board of Supervisors schedules its annual secondary road hearing for the next meeting on March 4 at 11 a.m. Citizens may petition for repairs and improvements on secondary roads with A R Cline of the Virginia Department of Highways present. A preliminary budget discussion and official presentation of the School Budget are also on the agenda.
James F. Simpson of Wadesville received the inaugural Dairy Development Award created by Potomac Edison Co for the greatest annual milk yield increase per cow among DHIA members. His herd rose from 13 428 to 18 418 pounds per cow from 1966 to 1967, with 4 percent fat corrected milk.
Powhatan School in Boyce names sixth grade officers for the second semester. Lawrence Gilpin of Boyce is class president with Chip Potts Berryville as vice president Elizabeth Butler Boyce treasurer and Smoot Carter Winchester secretary. Ben Harrison eighth grade will board at Episcopal High School in Alexandria this fall. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Benjamin Harrison of Boyce and has attended Powhatan since first grade. Also noted is Henry Hudson s doomed Arctic voyage with mutiny and disappearance of his crew.
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