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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1980
Page
10
Readers weigh moral and legal questions about a single woman choosing a father for her child. Abby maintains child rights and lifelong paternal duties, while letters from others discuss adoption artificial insemination and personal implications within modern family choices.
Washington AP reports researchers at Pennsylvania State University found scientific evidence linking smoking to sleeping difficulties. The study notes quitting improves sleep almost immediately as nicotine acts as a stimulant raising heart rate and blood pressure, potentially disrupting rest.
Jim Pendleton was installed as president of Hickory Camp 34 and Judy Nichols as president of Apple Blossom Grove 419 at Woodmen Hall on Senseny Road. Roger B. Moore conducted the ceremonies. Pendleton succeeds Norman G. Sites. Nichols begins her third term.
Mrs. Jim J. Reel announces the engagement of her daughter Cynthia Alice to James A. Hoover Jr. from Winchester. Cynthia is a 1975 James Wood High School graduate employed by Allegheny Freight Lines. James Wood graduate Hoover works at a Fisca Gas Station. No wedding date set.
Diane Randolph DeBergh of Washington Virginia is engaged to Charles Adrian Moore son of Paul T. Moore and Mrs Moore of Roanoke Virginia The couple plan a June 14 wedding DeBergh a George Mason University graduate works as a state probation and parole officer in Warren County Moore a 1970 Handley High School graduate attended Potomac State College and is employed by the Virginia State Police assigned to Rappahannock County
The Shenandoah Valley Writers Guild invites amateur writers to enter its third annual contest co sponsored by the Valley of Virginia Heritage Institute. Five divisions offer two categories each with unpublished work and a May winners announcement at Lord Fairfax Community College.
Clarke County Fair executives set August 18 to 23 1980 as the fair dates. The event features livestock home goods horticulture and other exhibits and nightly live entertainment at the grandstand. Ronnie Stoneman of Hee Haw fame is billed for Wednesday night. David F. Childs chairing the fair with Thomas Polhamus as vice chair.
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