James Wood Key Club Ventures Into Radio Project
The James Wood High School Kiwanis Key Club plans an hour long radio show from 2 to 3 pm each Saturday focused on youth interests. Advisor Dave Shetler says the program will feature youth activities discussions and Q and A sessions with recordings. International and District officials visited Winchester to tape the first program with JW Key Club. Participants included Stephen F. Kolzak Alexandria International President and David Page Springfield Capital District Governor.
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Kiwanis Key Club
Dave Shetler
JW Key Club
Shetler
Winchester
James Wood Key Club
Stephen F. Kolzak
Alexandria
David Page
Springfield
Capital District
Charles Chamberlin
H.F. Brownfield
Silver Spring
Capital District Key Qubs
Charles
Chip) Chamberlin
Capital District Key Clubs
H.F
Brownie) Brownfield
Ed L. Molden
Kiwanis
Donald Smallwood
Winchester Kiwanis Club
Don Packard
Steve Kolzak
Kiwanis Key Clubs International
Key Club
Exchange Club Sees Slides on Visual Pollution
Raymond Jennings of Rubbermaid gave a slide presentation to the Winchester Exchange Club on visual pollution. He explained how signs wiring and poor architectural choices ruin streets and urged minimum expense to improve community appearance. Jennings heads Rubbermaid design and serves on the Downtown Development Commission.
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Winchester
Raymond Jennings
Rubbermaid
Exchange Club
Jennings
Downtown Development Commission
New Organ to Be Dedicated in Boyd Chapel Tomorrow
A new organ will be dedicated in Boyd Chapel at First Presbyterian Church tomorrow morning. The event coincides with the christening of Carter Glaize, great great granddaughter of Rev. Andrew Hunter Holmes Boyd, whose family funded the chapel gift. The ceremony follows a long history of the Boyd family in Winchester with ties to local churches and county figures, including the Mount Hebron Cemetery stones and prior church leadership. A Trustee Rally at St. Paul AME Church is set for 3:30 PM tomorrow with Rev. James Burrwell as guest speaker.
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A.H.H. Boyd
Andrew Hunter
Brunswick
Greenwich
Deerfield
New Jersey
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Fithian
Virginia
Martinsburg
W.va
Holmes and Boyd
Berkeley County
Andrew H.H. Boyd
Elisha Boyd
Nancy Holmes
Jefferson College
Yale College
Princeton Theological Seminary
Edinburg
Scotland
University of Delaware
D.D
Mount Hebron
Winchester
Fort McHenry
Eleanor Frances Williams
E. Holmes Boyd
Philip W. Boyd
A. Hunter Boyd
Ann Maury Hite Williams
Philip Williams
Elizabeth Love Massie
St. Paul Ame Church
James Burrwell
Shiloh Baptist Church
Budget Plan Funds Blue Ridge Parkway and Dams
President Nixon's 1972 budget proposes 949000 for Blue Ridge Parkway projects including 240000 for a Peaks of Otter sewage plant and 4800000 for ongoing Gathright Dam work near Covington on the Jackson River. It also allocates 1397000 for Army Engineer work in Hampton Roads and recommends selling Washington National and Dulles International airports to save an estimated 105 million, with disposal method and state interest open.
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Overheated Stove Sparks Winchester Firemen Briefly
Firemen responded to an overheated oil stove at 28 E Pall Mall St and found no damage. Volunteers arrived at 8 30 a m and left after a few minutes. A small grass fire at Whittier Ave and George St yesterday was extinguished with no major damage. Grover Cleveland, who wed Frances Folsom in 1886, remains the only U S president married in the White House.
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Winchester
Whittier Ave
George St
Grover — Cleveland
Frances ‘Folsom
White House
European Tour Planned for James Wood Concert Choir
Byrd and Robinson will serve as Honorary Co Chairs for the James Wood Concert Choir fund drive. The 29 piece choir, led by Paul Thompson, plans a three week Europe tour this summer, performing in Sneek Holland and Guildford England as the Virginia group seeks funds and support.
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Harry F. Byrd, Jr
J. Kenneth Robinson
James Wood
James C. Gordon
Paul Thompson
Europe
Sneek
Holland
Guildford
England
Virginia
Gordon
Byrd
Robinson
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