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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1966

Page

9

Health Dept to Help Administer Medicare in Virginia

The Virginia State Health Department was designated to assist in administering the Social Security Administration's new health insurance program. The agreement outlines certification of participating hospitals and nursing homes and coordination with federal officials and providers. Services under Part A begin July 1 1966 and extended care facilities later. the program is projected to impact Virginia by about 52 million in 1967.

Virginia State Department of Health Social Security Administration Mack I. Shanholtz Emil E. Palmquis U.S. Public Health Service Jessie L. Lynn Bureau of Health Nsurance Shanholtz Health Department Virginia Lynn Department

Fleming Receives Tree Farm Sign For Frederick County Woods

George D. Fleming of Frederick County and Mt. Airy Md received a Tree Farm sign and certificate for 30 acres near Mt. Falls. Forester C D Litten praised Fleming for sustainable wood production and forest protection. Litten urged other landowners to pursue tree farming.

American Tree Farm System George D. Fleming Frederick County Mt. Airy Fleming Mt. Falls Mr. Litten

Interstate 64 Opens Ten Miles From Richmond to Bottoms Bridge

A 10 mile section of Interstate 64 from Richmond eastern outskirts to Bottoms Bridge opens today as a new divided highway replacing crowded US Route 60. Eastbound traffic at Bottoms Bridge shifts to Route 60 before rejoining I 64 near Camp Peary. The Mile to mile project increases Virginia’s completed interstates to 455. A dedication ceremony is planned by the Highland Springs Sandston Jr Chamber of Commerce with state and local officials invited.

Richmond Bottoms Bridge Laburnum Ave Camp Peary Williamsburg Virginia Henrico County U.S. Bureau of Public Roads Highland Springs Sandston

Supreme Court classification of tomato as vegetable in 1893 ruling

The tomato is botanically a fruit but US law treats it as a vegetable for trade. The 1893 Supreme Court decision hinges on its common use in main meals, shaping how it is classified for tariff purposes.

United States U.S. Supreme Court

Mr Harper Still Young At Ninety Says He Feels Young

Charles H. Harper born January 14 1876 recalls 23 years on the Handley Board of Trustees and five years retired. He spent time teaching farming eight years on City Council and 30 years as an appraiser for Shenandoah Valley National Bank. He even appraised Luray Caverns and lives with his niece Mary Smith at 430 Fox Drive.

Charles H. Harper Harper Handley Board of Trustees Shenendoah Valley National Bank Luray Mr. Harper Mary Smith Fox Drive

Kelly Receives Outstanding Service Award From Kiwanis

James F. Kelly of Winchester awarded Kiwanis outstanding service by Andrew Mason of Mt. Airy Md. Kelly, a Shenandoah Gas Co. associate since 1962, is active in Kiwanis, church work, Boy Scouts, Toastmasters, and the American Legion. He chairs district Boy Scout extension work and holds roles in several local PTA groups.

Kiwanis Club Andrew Mason Mt. Airy Vision 9 Capital District Kiwanis James F. Kelly Kelly Shenandoah Gas Co Winchester Market Street Methodist Church Boy Scouts Hiram Lodge No. 21 Toastmasters Club Amereican Legion

Hereford Bull Sale Planned Here Feb. 4

The Cattleman's Capital Sale of graded Hereford Bulls is scheduled Feb. 4 at the Virginia Livestock Pavilion on Route 50. Breeders will offer 57 bulls at auction. Bulls will be weighed and graded in the morning by a committee of a state grader an extension specialist and a breeder grader. The animals will be checked by a veterinarian before the sale.

Hereford Virginia Livestock Pavilion Route 50

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Buddy Orndorff Wendy Talbot Chip Johnson Winchester Life Underwriters Association Health Dept Medicare C. D. Litten Forester Mr. Fleming Shenandoah National Winchester Kiwanians Shenandoah Valley Manufaccturers Association Winchester-Frederick County South Pacific Phillipine Islands Japan Nell Vickery Anderson, S.C Wilkins Drive Ays Ward Plaza Lamar Sloan Ford 1000 Valley Ave
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