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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1969

Page

6

Youth division members chat with McCallums at Arlington conference

Becky Dawkins of Winchester and Joanne White of Frederick County pose with actor David McCallum and his wife at the Virginia Association for Retarded Children conference in Arlington last weekend. Background attendees are not identified.

Winchester-Frederick Arlington Becky Dawkins Winchester Joanne White Frederick County

Youth ARC delegates attend state meeting at Marymount College

Four members from the Winchester Frederick County Association for Retarded Children attended the state ARC meeting at Marymount College Arlington as delegates Joanne White Dennie Zuckerman Becky Dawkins and Steve Bayliss. The group also toured Arlington activity centers Camp Tapawingo and other facilities and discussed entering contestants in the 1970 Special Olympics.

Winchester-Frederick County Arlington Activity Center Belle Willard Recreation Center Fairfax Camp Tapawingo Manassas

Athlete's Foot Germ How To Kill It Ad

Advertisement claims T-4 L kills athlete's foot quickly and dries itching within an hour with a 59 cent cost. It promises infected skin will peel away in 3 to 5 days and healthy skin will appear, attributed to Boyd Drug Company.

Boyd Drug Company

Mid-East Gunfire Exchange Presses Across Suez Canal

The Associated Press reports 12 hours of artillery fire and small arms exchanges along the Suez Canal with Israeli and Egyptian forces trading casualties. Israeli claims two soldiers wounded. Egypt offers no casualty figure.

Associated Press Egypt Israel Suez Canal Cairo Gamal Abdel Nassar Mustapha el Hennan Hassan Kamel al Ahram Jerusalem Tel Aviv United Nations Security Council

National Ave Resurfacing To Begin

City engineer L. L. Branner announced tentative start for National Ave resurfacing between East Lane and Kerr St. Detours will run 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mondays through Fridays for about six weeks, guiding eastbound traffic via Piccadilly St East Lane Woodstock Chestnut Berryville and westbound via Berryville Virginia Smithfield National Ave.

L. L. Branner National Ave East Lane Kerr St Piccadilly St Woodstock Lane Chestnut St Berryville Ave Virginia Ave Smithfield Ave

Mrs Florence Rogers Dies During Navy Ceremony

Mrs Florence McCain Rogers, 78, of Sarasota Florida, collapsed and died of a heart attack Tuesday during a ceremony at which her son Harris G Rogers Jr took command of the Navy stores ship Denebola. Her body will be sent to Batesville Mississippi for funeral and burial.

Norfolk Florence McCain Rogers Sarasota Fla Harris G. Rogers Jr Navy Batesville Miss

Student Center Named For James R. Wilkins

Shenandoah College and Shenandoah Conservatory of Music rename the student center after Winchester businessman James Richard Wilkins, longtime Shenandoah Board of Trustees president and campaign leader. A plaque will honor his role in bringing Shenandoah to Winchester and guiding future growth. the center opened in 1960 and the trustees plan a four year program expansion.

James R. Wilkins Shenandoah College and Shenandoah Conservatory of Music Board of Trustees Shenandoah Forrest S. Racey Shenandoah College Shenandoah Conservatory of Music Winchester Shenandoah Board of Trustees Chamber of Commerce Wilkins James Richard Wilkins Board of Trustees Ferrum College George Washington University Engineer Officers School Ft. Belvoir Roosevelt Edinburg CCC America U.S. Forest Ser

Legal fireworks rules outlined by Winchester police chief

Winchester Police Chief F M Funk outlined Virginia Fourth of July laws. Violations carry up to 12 months in jail or a $1000 fine. Sparklers and some items are exempt when used on private property with owner consent. Local governments may issue permits under state rules.

Winchester F. M. Funk Virginia

AFL-CIO Accuses Pentagon of Strikebreaking Grapes Policy

The AFL-CIO accuses the Defense Department of acting as a strikebreaker by buying millions of pounds of labor boycotted California table grapes for Vietnam shipments. AFL CIO cites sharply rising grape purchases and Vietnam exports, while the Pentagon says purchases respond to menu planning and cost rather than boycotts.

Washington Afl-Cio Defense Department Today California Vietnam William L. Kircher United Farm Workers Organizing Committee Kircher Defense Department United States AFL Cio Afl.cio

Stettinius Killed in Gun Accident at White Oak Farm

Edward R. Stettinius III died from shotgun wounds at his home White Oak Farm near Middleburg in what doctors said was an accidental shooting. He was survived by his wife Nancy Hall and two children. A former joint master of Foxhounds for the Orange County Hunt, he attended Woodberry Forest and the University of Virginia.

Middleburg Edward R. Stettinius III Franklin D. Roosevelt White Oak Farm Here James W. Gibson Loudoun County Stettinius Nancy Constance Hall Woodberry Forest School University of Virginia Orange County Hunt

Dope Peddlers Released With Death Warning

TEHRAN AP Ten thousand Iranian dope peddlers were released by government order circulated Tuesday night. They were warned they would be shot by firing squads if they resumed trade. Iran banned opium cultivation in 1955 but resumed in restricted quantities under government control. The new law allows permits for addicts to buy dose quotas at government stores. those without permits found with drugs face death.

Tehran Iran Turkey Afghanistan

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