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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1964
Page
5
Clarke County farmers received 37915 in ACP funds from 247 farms, 45 percent of 466 participating. Total 90720 acres eligible, with 8100 acres in the program. Established cover crops were most common, followed by weed control and permanent cover expenditures.
Clarke County four alleged violators face suspended fines if they correct the violations within 30 days. Judge Harold Potts ruled on cases brought by Zoning Administrator Richard Dole against George Nesselrodt and Woodrow Heflin for automobile graveyards. Mr and Mrs Roy J Jenkins were charged with a house trailer occupying too small a lot.
Berryville Clarke County Junior Chamber of Commerce presents a Leap Year dance to benefit the March of Dimes. The event will be at the Community Building February 29 with the Montclairs as entertainers.
Clarke County high school hosts a weekly Vocational Agricultural Shop class where farmers repair and build equipment. The program, operating over 20 years, aids night classes and farm work, with Young Farmers of America members assisting and local staff directing outreach across Clarke County.
Powhatan School announces two new staff members at the start of the next semester. Robert D. Shaheen of East Northport New York will teach mathematics to grades six through eight and assist with the athletic program and the school magazine. Mrs Lawrence P Kroggel of Winchester will teach music part time for the whole school and studied voice piano and violin at Peabody and Gettysburg College.
Dog owners are reminded that Friday, Jan. 31 is the deadline to purchase 1964 licenses. Dog Warden Lynwood Lanham warned fines for those neglecting to secure current licenses. Fees run from one to two dollars depending on sex, with licenses sold at the County Treasurer’s office in the Court House.
Clarke Frederick Warren Berkeley and Jefferson counties Feeder Pig Association members ask if pig farming can be profitable in 1964 at a meeting in the Boyce Fire Hall. Virginia Tech staff R M Godesey W R Van Dresser and Dan Kite will discuss economics of the industry. Breakfast starts at 8 30 a m served by the Southern States Cooperatives.
The Boyce Volunteer Fire Company launches an 18 000 fund drive with an all night dance at the Fire Hall starting 7 30 p m The event is broadcast by Station WHPL and pledges will be taken on two telephones Jim McCoy orchestra performs 9 p m to 1 a m with records until 6 30 a m The department currently operates two trucks and will receive a new second pumper on April 10 to aid fire protection in Southern Clarke County and surrounding communities
Clarke County Red Cross Blood Clinic chairman H B Pierce Jr announces a 200 pint quota for Berryville on February 7. Volunteers call previous donors, with 12 of 16 donors already scheduled. First-time donors targeted, high school seniors engaged, and local clubs pledge support amid higher regional blood needs.
Clarke County High School athletic director Carroll Reid Jr will be principal speaker at the Berryville Clarke County Chamber of Commerce February luncheon at Lone Oak Restaurant. He will discuss how the school and community interlock to keep graduates in the local area and support local business and industry.
The Bland Music Contest sponsored by Virginia Lions will start in Clarke County to honor James Bland. Local clubs award prizes from 25 to 100 dollars and statewide prizes include 1000 for first, 400 for second, with equal awards for white and colored students. Contests for Berryville Boyce and Clarke County High School on Feb 7 and Johnson Williams on Feb 13 at 7 39 led by Miss Joan Danies.
Three Clarke and Frederick County farms add two year old Hereford bulls after trips to the National Livestock Show in Chicago and the National Western in Denver. Dr. Robert S. Boyd Cecil Wolfe and William Whyel aim to expand breeding stock and strengthen herds at Cloverdale Farm Woodberry Farm and White Post operations. Whyel purchased five young sires on a Western tour.
Ground beef patties topped with cheddar cheese and tomato sauce are baked in a moderate oven for about thirty minutes. Serve on buttered toasted buns for a simple meal.
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