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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1968

Page

8

Wheat Payments for 1968 Aid to Maryland Farmers

Wheat program payments will begin for 1968 with about 41 Frederick County farms receiving around 15000 dollars. Certificates worth 1.38 per bushel will supplement market income, reflecting parity and loan rate differences, with nationwide payments totaling about 730 million across roughly 837000 farms.

Elmer M. Venskoske Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee Frederick County

Lugi Galvani Linked Muscle Twitch to Metals

An 18th century physiologist Luigi Galvani produced an electrical current during frog anatomy experiments. He observed muscles twitch when frog tissue touched copper and iron, establishing a metal contact link to muscle response.

Lugi Galvani

Abby column sketches marital woes and teen rebellion

Dear Abby counsels a wife with a husband who speaks of his late wife Betty and suggests addressing the issue calmly. The column also covers a teen bathing privacy debate and a mother’s rebellion tale where a parent mirrors teen independence to restore household harmony.

Chicago Tribune-N. Y. News Synd., Inc Abby Betty Joe Betsy

Shepherd Names Two Faculty Appointments at Shepherd College

Shepherd College announces two new faculty appointments in the Division of Education. Dr. Matthew Mansfield Neely Jr., from Fairmont West High School, joins as assistant professor of education and philosophy. Dr. James Luther Ward, formerly at Shepherd 1963 64, returns as professor of education. Neely has degrees from Ohio State and holds professional memberships including NCSS and NEA. Ward earned AB MS E at Henderson State and studied at Ole Miss, with prior posts in Arkansas and at A M College. The pair bring extensive teaching and administrative experience to the college.

Sherdstown W. VA Shepherd College Division of Education Oliver S. Ikenberry Matthew Mansfield Neely, Jr Fairmont James Luther Ward Shepherd DR. Neely Ohio State University Fairmont West High School Columbus Ohio National Council For the Social Studies West Virginia Winchester Ark Henderson State Teachers College University of Mississippi

Bible study and visits mark White Hall and Mount Pleasant week

White Hall reports a successful children's Bible study and a church dinner at Great Cacapon Park plus various visits to area families. Mount Pleasant notes a well attended Bible School with 45 average, led by Linda Johnson and a staff including Lake, Triggs, Racey, Long, and Snapp. Friday ice cream party followed.

White Hall Great Cacapon Park MT. Pleasant West Frederick Linda Johnson Lucille Lake Bonnie Triggs Barbara Racey Virginia Long Thelma Snapp Dan Fraze Ier Perry Lake Oscar Mittchell West Virginia Archie Keplinger Home Demonstration Club West Frederick County Helen Freely Agnes Shirley Mary Hannan Winchester Freely Blacksburg Betty Bauserman Mamie Soloman Carson Allamong Mt. Williams Mabel Perry

The Floater radio floats in water for swimmers

A new RCA radio called The Floater is the first waterproof solid state, battery powered radio that can be immersed in water. It floats like a soap and lets swimmers listen to news weather baseball scores and pop music while in the pool.

New York RCA

Six Frederick County 4-H Members Attend Virginia Beach Camp

Six Frederick County 4-H Club members and an adult leader spent last week at Camp Farrar Virginia Beach for the State 4-H Conservation Camp. Debby Brumback and Dennis Carpenter earned the trip as 1968 state prize winners in natural resources conservation.

Virginia Beach Frederick County Loyd Michael Debby Brumback Charles Fogle Susan Ginn Dennis Carpenter Camp Farrar

Seeing Eye Trademark Governs Dog Guide Use

The Seeing Eye remains the registered trademark for guides trained at The Seeing Eye, the Morristown New Jersey center described as America’s oldest and largest dog guide training facility.

Seeing Eye America Morristown N.J

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