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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1973

Page

9

Posting for Sprayed Areas Not Required

The Revised Emergency Temporary Standard for Exposure to Organophosphorous Pesticides removes the requirement to post sprayed area signs. Employers must still warn workers and keep warnings for 12 months. Warnings may be oral, or posted, and must include pesticide name, application date, first warning date, crop, area, reentry date, and stayout instructions. A public hearing on the standard for the Winchester area is set for Aug 22 in Washington, D.C.

Virginia Apple Commission Winchester Washington, D.C State

Attempted Murder Charged In Indictment

Clarke County jurors indict Daniel Ney a former Camp 7 inmate on attempted murder of guard Daniel Lee Clipp with a knife. Case set for July 17 arraignment after a camp disturbance and mass shakedown at Double Toll Gate on April 7.

Berryville Daniel Ney Camp 7 Double Toll Gate Clarke County Ney Daniel Lee Clipp James Kiasuraskis Alvin Wayne Honaker Monroe Mullins Joseph Edwards

Pets Warn Against Leaving Pets In Cars In Heat

Front Royal area veterinarians urge the Humane Society to warn against leaving animals in closed cars during hot weather. If pets accompany owners, leave two to four windows ajar for ventilation. heat can cause illness or death from heat stroke or suffocation. Dogs perspire mainly through the tongue, making them vulnerable in high temperatures. Public notices appear on local store windows to remind owners to care for pets in summer.

Front Royal — Area The Humane Society of Warren County Humane Society

Bowman’s Army Life Keeps Horses Front and Center

Sp 4 Mike Bowman, of the U S Modern Pentathlon Stables Crew, rises at 530 every day to ride and train horses. A Virginia native and son of Lt Col George A Bowman Jr, he joined the Army in 1971 and now teaches riding while representing the center in national horse shows.

Mike Bowman U.S Penthathlon Stables Bowman Air Force George A. Bowman, Jr Elizabeth Bowman Boyce Bowmans’ Farm Virginia Combining Training Center Middleburg Morven Park Equestrian Institute Leesburg Army Winchester Fort Dix New Jersey John Russell United States Deborah Burcham Frederick County Scott San Antonio Tex

Morton Memorial Ceremony Planned

The Winchester Kiwanis Club plans a restoration ceremony for the Oren Frederick Morton memorial at Mt. Hebron Cemetery tomorrow at 12 45 p.m. Dr. Garland R. Quarles leads the event with remarks from Benjamin Belchie of the Winchester-Frederick County Historical Society and a wreath placement by Kiwanis President Donald Grubbs.

Oren Frederick Morton Winchester Kiwanis Club Mt. Hebron Garland R. Quarles Morton Benjamin Belchie Winchester

Suburban Phone Service Expands in Stephens City

The Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company of Virginia will end rural service in Stephens City on August 1 and replace it with suburban service limited to four customers per line. About 340 customers will switch. rates rise or fall by 75 cents based on location, with suburban business charges higher. C&P was ordered to implement the change by year end.

Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company of Virginia Stephens City Exchange C&p Mark Rucker Stephens City SCC

Front Royal Council Opposes Rudacille Landfill Site

The Front Royal Town Council unanimously opposed establishing a sanitary landfill on the Rudacille property at town eastern limits. Citizens 35 to 40 strong urged against siting trash near growth areas, while officials cited cost and county coordination as key factors. The panel also advanced plans for a wastewater plant and road projects, and agreed to meet with the Warren County Board of Supervisors to address a county dump burning problem.

Front Royal Rt. 55 William A. Lillard Warren County Larry L. Lehew Citizens’ Group Paul R. Hockman Kermit Nichols Tom Gibson Hockman Nichols Rudacille Warren County Board of Supervisors Walter M. Duncan Roger and Associates Criser Rd Happy Creek Board of Supervisors

Winchester Council to Hear Post Office Plans and Zoning

The Winchester City Council will review design data for a new Post Office to be built on Berryville Avenue with involvement from H. D. Nottingham and Associates and consultant Hubert Stratton. Also on the agenda are a grievance procedure, tax exemptions for pollution equipment, a Chapman Motor rezoning request, IDA board reappointments, and a first reading of expanded IDA powers under 1973 legislation.

Winchester Planning Commission Chapman Motor Company Amherst St H. Robert Edwards J. Kenneth Robinson Industrial Development Authority General Assembly

Winchester Frederick Red Cross Elect Officers and Directors

The Winchester Frederick County American Red Cross Chapter will hold its annual meeting at 7 30 p m Monday in the Farmers and Merchants National Bank building on Cameron Street The guest speaker will be Mrs Royal C Murray a program development consultant from northern Virginia Eastern Area of the American National Red Cross Committee chairmen will present annual reports Vincent O Boyle is program chairman The meeting is open to United Fund contributors who are considered chapter members

Winchester - Frederick County American Red Cross Farmers & Merchants National Bank Cameron St Royal C. Murray Virginia American National Red Cross The Red Cross

Escapee Returns To Camp After Independence Day Absence

One of three escapees from Camp 7 White Post voluntarily returned yesterday after leaving from a Jaycee Independence Day celebration in Harrisonburg. Joseph Smith came back around 1 30 p m. A second escapee Jerry Mellon 27 was caught in Suray Friday. The third inmate Ronnie Galldhan 23 remains at large. Two other escapees George W Lucas Jr 26 and Stuart V Comer 27 returned the same day about 7 30 p m. The isotope Californium 252 note appears as a separate, unrelated fact.

White Post Harrisonburg Joseph Smith Jerry Mellon Suray Ronnie Galldhan George W. Lucas, Jr Stuart V. Comer

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