Kindergarten Registration and Community Notices
At A-Glance Kindergarten Registration for 1976 77 is open to four year olds. Contacts are Mrs Martha S Cahill and Mrs Vivian S Kline at 662 6678 or 662 6105. July Educational Secretaries Meeting hosted by Mrs Betty Jo Glass at 7966 Church St Middletown July 20 6 30 p.m. Old Fashioned Yard Party at Macedonia United Methodist Church Sept 24 5 8 p.m. with live country music ham sandwiches ice cream soup cake and a cake walk. Brigadier James Kinley of the Winchester Salvation Army to speak at Winchester Host Lions Club July used. Family reunion July 25 Berryville Legion Building. Dinner guests include Audrey Shenk and relatives from Winchester and Washington DC. General meeting July 19 8 p.m War Memorial Building speaker Mrs Betty B Leech Shenandoah Valley Bank topic will be The Importance of Having a Will. July 20 Coffee and Conversation with Gertie Watkins at Shepherds Ford Bluemont location. July 22 Steak and Beer Party reservations by July 19 at 662 1756.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Lutheran
Martha S. Cahill
Vivian S. Kline
Northern
Shenandoah Valley Association of Educational Secretaries
Betty Jo Glass
Church St
Middletown
Nsvaes
Macedonia United Methodist Church
Macedonia- Montague Ave
War Memorial
Betty B. Leech
Trust Dept
Shenandoah Valley Bank
Gertie Watkins
Shepherds Ford
Bluemont
Lucy Parke George Visits Grandmother and School Plans
Lucy Parke George visits her grandmother Mrs Clifton E Price and will start Cathedrals Senior High after completing junior high at National Cathedral School in Washington. John S Rotz earns a Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy from the Medical College of Virginia. he and wife Patricia Payne move to Winchester and plan to operate Barry's Drug Store at 20 West Boscawen Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Parke George
Clifton E. Price
George
National Cathedral School
Washington
Cathedrals
John S. Rotz
Margaret V. Rotz
Stephenson
Carl F. Rotz
Roanoke
Medical College of Virginia
Richmond
Phi Delta Chi Pharmaceutical Fraternity
Sigma Zeta Rotz
Rotz
James Wood High Scho
Virginia Commonwealth University
Patricia E. Payne
Danville
Winchester
Women Gain Maturity and Push for Equality at Convention
At the Democratic gathering, women delegates claim political maturity and learn to negotiate within the system. They secure a compromise for future conventions toward equal male female representation and win an abortion rights plank, while noting limited substantive progress and uphill battles ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Carleen Waller
Nashville, Tenn
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Frances “Sissy” Farenthold
Anne Zill
Women’s Campaign Fund
Gloria Steinem
Nova cut shapes Fall Winter 1976 77 hair fashion
The nova cut is a short tailored haircut named for nova stars and touted as the defining fall winter style for 1976 77. It features a tapered neckline exposing the ears with optional front or back fullness, adaptable to facial structure and perms, and suits disco era trends with long lasting body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National
Lyal McCaig
Association
McCaig
Two State Little Miss Pageant Set at R E Aylor Junior High
The Robert E. Ayler Jr. High School in Stephen City hosts the 2 State Little Miss Virginia and West Virginia Pageant for ages 3 to 6 and 7 to 12. Winners advance to the international pageant in Baton Rouge Louisiana with more than 10000 in scholarships and wardrobe gifts. The local event features age based competition and a three minute talent segment with talent ranging from pantomime to singing and baton twirling. The international pageant will be held in August at LSU Assembly Center and televised. Local contestants stay at the Lee Jackson Motor Inn in Winchester. For information call 304-267-2697 or 304-263-BRYA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Ayler Jr
Baton Rouge
Lsu Assembly Center
Lee-Jackson Motor Inn
Winchester
New Arrivals July 15 and 16
Newborns announced in White Post Maysville and Berryville include Anthony Frank for Mr. and Mrs. Frank Michael Pasker, Matthew Travis for Mr. and Mrs. John William Ely Jr, William Ray III for Mr. and Mrs. William Ray Mathews, and Stacey Dawn for Mr. and Mrs. James Russell Jenkins Sr. The mothers’ prior names are Florence Rose Kasprzak Cynthia Lynn Haas Kathy Keane Jones and Opal Virginia Nesselrodte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Michael Pasker
White Post
Anthony Frank
Pasker
Florence Rose Kasprzak
Matthew Travis
John William Ely Jr
Maysville
W.va
Ely
Cynthia Lynn Haas
Mathews
William Ray III
William Ray Mathews
Rt. 1
Kathy Keane Jones
James Russell Jenkins Sr
Berryville
Miss Virginia Crown Goes To Pam Polk On Third Try
Pam Polk of Richmond won the Miss Virginia title on her third attempt at the Roanoke Civic Center pageant. The 22 year old Virginia Tech student plans Miss America prep and will pause school as Miss Virginia. First runner up was Jan Hafling, Miss Virginia Beach, a pianist and Madison College student. Second runner up Debbie Joyce of Martinsville-Henry County, with Cybil Tinsley winning best talent among nonfinalists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke
Pam Polk
Virginia Tech
Miss Polk
Joan Grady
Virginia Beach
Richmond
Louisville
Virginia
Jan Hafling
Miss Hafling
Madison College
Harrisonburg
Martinsville-Henry County
Debbie Joyce
King’s Dominion Amusement Park
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kinley Lions
James Kinley
Winchester Salvation Army
Lions Club
Lions Shelter
Winchester Recreation Ark
Kinley
Charles Henry Lloyd
L. Luther Lloyd
Berryville Legion Building
Audrey Shenk
Metzer Fletcher
Eric Fletcher
Carl
Ae D.C
Robert Larrick
Nova
R.E. Aylor
Stacey Dawn
Jenkins
Opal
Virginia Nesselrodte
Leslie and
Allen
W. Boscawen St
Houseclean
Koretizing
Otter
East Piccadilly
Miss
Portsmouth
Sara Swearingen
Brenda Diggs
Norfolk
Cybil Tinsley
Roanoke Civic Center
Bristol
Debbie Thomas
Lonesome Pine
de de Kilgore
Prince William
Kathy Zangas
Roanoke Valley
Vickie Graves
Winchester-Tri-County
Lillian Williams
Miss Virginia
Winchester, Ve
Eggett Your Happy Shopping Store
Texas Instruments
SR 161
Sale
Chambray
Turtleneck Tops
Leggett
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