Tragic death of seven year old Tracey Ward Pine
Miss Tracey Ward Pine seven dies at home in Winchester She was born March 28 1961 to Charles A Pine Jr and Jean Ward Pine She attended John Kerr School and Braddock Street United Methodist Church Survived by parents a sister Kimberly Ward Martinsburg grandparents Charles A Pine Jr Mrs Margaret Pine Funeral Thursday at 3 30 pm at Jones Funeral Home conducted by Rev William A Lyons
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tracey Ward Pine
S. Stewart Sr
Miss Pine
Winchester
Charles A. Pine Jr
Jean Ward Pine
John Kerr School
Braddock Street
Margaret Pine
Harrisburg, Pa
Jones Funeral Home
William A. Lyons
Funeral service for Miss Lillie Virginia Anderson
Funeral services for Lillie Virginia Anderson 69 of 125 E James St will be held tomorrow at 11 at Jones Funeral Home conducted by Rev J Floyd Wine. Pallbearers listed are Charles E Oates Earl Madigan David Fogle Maurice Perry Robert Giffin and Charles J Cleveland. Burial in Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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Lillie Virginia Anderson
E. James St
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Jones Funeral Home
J. Floyd Wine
Charles E. Oates
Earl Madigan
David Fogle
Maurice Perry
Robert Giffin
Charles J. Cleveland
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Tracey Ward Pine Funeral Notice
Miss Tracey Ward Pine is to be laid to rest at 3 30 P M Thursday at Jones Funeral Home.
Two Teens Injured After Rt 340 Crash Near Waterloo
Two Berryville youths Harry Robertson 17 and Sharon Click 17 suffered severe contusions in a two vehicle crash on Rt 340 north of Waterloo. Edward Anderson of Boyce drove the pickup. Robertson’s car careened off the road and down a bank. Both teens were treated at Memorial Hospital and released.
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Berryville
Rt. 340
Waterloo
Harry Robertson
W. Main St
Sharon Click
Memorial Hospital
Edward Anderson
Boyce
D. A. Sheetz
Rt. 667
Robertson
Rt. 677
Rt.340
Winchester Hosts United Nations Tour Group No 19
A Madison Lodge No 6 Odd Fellows and Rebekah Lodge No 21 committee entertained United Nations Tour Group No 19 as it passed through Winchester on its cross country itinerary. The group of youths from Montana North Dakota and Saskatchewan Alberta started in Glasgow Montana and has seen Great Lakes Ottawa Quebec City and New York City before returning west. They are expected to reach Montana later this week. The organizations sponsor several United Nations tours annually.
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Odd Fellows and
Rebekahs
Madison Lodge No. 6
Rebekah Lodge No. 21
United Nations
Winchester
Montana
North Dakota
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Glasgow
Mont
Great Lakes
Ottawa
Canada
Quebec City
New York City
The
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs
Tools Worth $505 Taken From Car Wash
Tools and special parts valued at 505 dollars were taken from the Wishy Washy Car Wash on Rt. 11 south of Winchester. Entry was gained by breaking the glass in a small storage building. State Trooper F G Greene is investigating.
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Rt. 11
Winchester
F.G Greene
Winchester Days grand prize awarded to Handley junior
16 year old Handley junior Roland Bush received the 850 Fiat sedan as grand prize at Winchester Days Saturday evening. He resides at 501 Barr Ave. In earlier times barbers also served as surgeons.
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Roland
Junie) Bush
Handley
Barr Ave
Freedom Mules Find New Resting Place at Rock Hill Farm
The 22 mules and two horses from the traveling Freedom Mules herd are now at Rock Hill Farm near Front Royal after a 30 day stay in Columbia Maryland. Offers of permanent homes surfaced as Mrs. Polk Guest and others praised the animals. The SCLC its ownership and future plans remain under review with HSUS and Smithsonian also weighing options.
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Traveling Freedom
Rock Hill Farm
Front Royal
Eugene Carusi
Washington, D.C
Columbia Md
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Smithsonian Institution
Columbia
HSUS
Washington
Wesley Church Forms Mens Club On Van Fossen Street
The Wesley United Methodist Church organized a men's club at a Monday meeting. Officers for the coming year are Lloyd Michaels president Carl Grim vice president Kenneth Brand secretary treasurer S Lee Grant chairman of the Program and Planning Committee with Holmes M McFarland and Lewis H Ebert as members Reverend Edward M Garrett Jr serves as pastor Meetings are set for the third Monday of each month at 6 30 p m.
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Wesley United Methodist Church
van Fossen St
Lloyd Michaels
Carl Grim
Kenneth Brand
Treas
Unsung Virginian Lowance honored in Virginia
Carter O. Lowance, longtime aide to Governor Mills E. Godwin and Virginia administrator, received The Unsung Virginian award from Godwin at the Virginia Association of Electric Cooperatives annual meeting. Godwin praised Lowance for ability, integrity and humility and for contributing to Virginia's good government.
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Alexandria
Carter O. Lowance
Virginia
Virginia Association of Electric Cooperatives
Lacy Re-elected Virginia Apple Commission Chair
B R Lacy II of Front Royal growser shipper was reelected chairman of the Virginia State Apple Commission at the quarterly meeting. Jack Garst II of Boones Mill was reelected vice chairman for a second term. The group approved a 1968 advertising and promotion program and announced the second Virginia Apple Marketing Tour for Sept 26-27 in the Mt Jackson Timberville area. Committees for 1968 69 were named with Garst leading Advertising and others named for Budget Personnel and Research and Processing.
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B. R. Lacy, II
Front Royal
Packer and Shipper
Virginia
Jack Garst, II
Boones Mill
Apple Commission
Commission
Winchester Golf Club
Winchester
Caribbean
Mt. Jackson
Timberville
Lacy
Mr. Garst
E. B. Bonham
P.B. Glaize
J.F. Laise
John Milleson
Episcopal Bishop Supports Birth Control At Lambeth
The Rt. Rev. John E. Hines affirmed Episcopal support for birth control by medical means as vital to healthy marriage and relief from poverty. The Lambeth Conference debate followed Pope Paul VI's veto of artificial contraception, with Anglican and other church leaders discussing reform and unity.
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London
John E. Hines
Episcopal Church
United States
Paul
Hines
Presbyterian Church of Scotland
Dublin
George Simms
Exeter
Gibraltar
Stephen F. Bayne
Protestant Episcopal Church of the
Ralph Dean
Episcopal
Anglican Communion
Nixon and Rockefeller Aides Forecast Platform Viet Nam Debate
Rockefeller backers push a four stage peace plan with an international buffer force while Nixon allies on the platform committee hint the Viet Nam plank will reflect Nixon sentiment. Key players include Sen John G Tower Rep Silvio Conte Gov John H Chafee Rep Peter Frelinghuysen Rep Glenard Lipscomb and Rep McWin Laird noting no fixed platform battle between the candidates.
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Nia
Rockefeller
Eisenhower
John G. Tower
Texas
Nixon
Ater
Platform Committee
Silvio Conte
Massachusetts
John H. Chafee
Rhode Island
Peter Frelinghuysen
New Jersey
Weather summary for Winchester Virginia today
Fair tonight with low temperatures from 58 to 66. Wednesday and Thursday expect variable cloudiness with highs in the 80s and a chance of scattered afternoon thunderstorms. Rainfall last 24 hours ended 8 am none. July rainfall 2.76 inches. 1968 total 19.85 inches. Past five years totals range 26.85 to 36.48 inches. Average monthly rainfall over 55 years listed. Overall January through December average 36.50 inches.
Firemen to work only emergency duties in slow down
Two AFLCIO unions representing New York City firemen announce a partial walkout starting Thursday. Firefighters will respond to alarms but skip routine tasks such as maintaining firehouses training inspecting reports, demanding a 2,500 extra personnel while Mayor Lindsay proposes 500 additional staff and a $6 million higher budget.
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New York
John V. Lindsay
Michael Maye
Uniformed Firemen’s Association
Joseph Lovett
Uniformed Fire Officers Association
Aflcio
Lindsay
Gracia Mansion
Maye
City Hall
Shim
Nixon Slips in AP Poll Ahead of Republican Convention
Nixon's AP poll tally shows a net loss in committed delegates, slipping to 542 while Rockefeller gains to 202, with nomination needing 667. Democrats lead with Humphrey at 792 and McCarthy at 423. Five more GOP and Democratic shifts emerge as state delegations adjust.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Associated Press
North Carolina
Washington State
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Hubert H. Humphrey
Eugene J. McCarthy
Wall Street Steels and Motors Mixed Gains in Early Trade
Wall Street was steady to higher in a mixed market with gains and losses about even on the New York Stock Exchange. Major steelmakers rose on reports of a possible strike settlement while Chrysler Ford and GM edged up amid a broad list of fractional moves and watchful sentiment ahead of tax and international tensions.
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NEW York
Issne del E. Webb
Murphy Industries
Texas Gulf
Anken Chemicals
Dreyfus Corp
Mobil Oil
Boeing
Zenith
Standard Oil
Liggett & Myers
General Foods
Wall Street
Czechoslvakia
Soviet Union
American Telephone
Ford
Panhandle
American Stock Exchange
Reliance Insurance
Maxson Electronics
Airlift” International
Equity Corp
Wilshire Ol
Benrus
Milk Thrown On Trucks At Sanitary Dairy
Winchester police report minor vandalism at Sanitary Dairy 25 E Gerrard St last night. Several barrels of chocolate and white milk returned from stores were opened and spilled on dairy trucks and grounds. Officers arrived around 8 p m but vandals had fled.
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Winchester
Sanitary Dairy
E. Gerrard St
Warren Rudolph
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