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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1972

Page

4

Meetings Set At New John Kerr School Next Week

Ray Chapman principal states meetings will be held next week at the New John Kerr School on Jefferson Street for parents of future first graders and current first through fourth graders moving to the school in the 1972-73 session. Sessions are Monday at 8 p.m. for the first and second grade group and Tuesday at 8 p.m. for the third and fourth grade group in the school multipurpose room. Chapman urges all affected parents to attend.

John Kerr School Jefferson St Ray Chapman Chapman

Chestnut Grove News Briefs Highlights Local Hopes and Visits

The community hopes for a speedy recovery for John and James Dill after an automobile accident at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Inez Seals visits her daughter before returning to Gainesboro. Phyliss Light travels from Burlington to visit family. Visitors to the Light home include Retta Richards, Larry Stalcup, Peggy Kelly, and children. Phyliss Light Irene Light and Ronnie go to Dulles airport air show. Larry Loy and Jeff Feltner call on John Light. Andy Light visits Henry DeHaven. Mrs. Joe Paugh and daughters visit Martha Light.

Irene Light Chestnut Grove John James Dill Earl Dill Winchester Memorial Hospital Inez Seals Gainesboro Phyliss Light Burlington N.J Andy Light Retta Richards and Son Gore Junior DeHaven Winchester Larry Stalcup Peggy Kelly Ronnie Dulles Larry Loy Jeff Feltner John Light Henry DeHaven Joe Paugh Martha Light

Too Much Exercise May Add Weight

College Park Maryland Dr Richard Ahrens University of Maryland reports a five year study on diet and activity. Rats exposed to excessive exercise gained fat when stress rose. The findings suggest moderate activity like gardening or walking dogs keeps people slimmer than daily long runs.

College Park, Md Richard Ahrens University of Maryland Ahrens Agricultural Research Magazine

Deer Clear Seven Foot Obstruction With Ease

The observation notes that deer can readily clear an obstruction seven feet high. It describes their jumping ability and suggests deer adapt to such barriers without visible difficulty.

First Aid Course Declared A Success In Winchester

Wade D. Ferguson of the Winchester Frederick County Chamber of Commerce announced that a Multimedia System First Aid Course held May 25 and 26 at the Lee-Jackson Restaurant was a success. The program was sponsored by the Chamber and the Winchester-Frederick County Red Cross chapter.

Winchester - Frederick County Wade D. Ferguson Winchester Frederick County

Navy Chaplain Is Reassigned to Princeton University

Cmdr. Andrew F. Jensen the first Navy chaplain to face a court martial was reassigned to Princeton University to study for a masters in pastoral theology He was acquitted in March of adultery at Cecil Field Naval Air Station and said the new posting was a fine assignment Jensen 43 and father of two denied any wrongdoing and said he preferred Cecil Field access to friends and support

Jacksonville Fla Andrew F. Jensen Princeton University Jensen Cecil Field Naval Air Station Princeton Cecil Field Navy

Hulsmeyer’s 1904 Radio Echo Aimed at Ships Collisions

In 1904 German engineer Christian Hulsmeyer built a radio echo device to prevent ship collisions. Interest faded as the idea failed to gain traction or funding.

Christian Hulsmeyer

Foxcroft Headmaster to Speak at Powhatan Exercises

Alexander A. Uhle headmaster of Foxcroft School will speak at Powhatan School closing exercises on Wednesday June 7 at 11 am. The outdoor ceremony in Boyce marks Powhatan’s 23rd year with diplomas and awards presented by Powhatan trustees and Foxcroft graduates.

Alexander A. Uhle Foxcroft School Middleburg Powhatan School Powhatan Boyce Uhse Princeton University Wesleyan University Kent School Connecticut Foxcroft Holland B. Clark Cunningham Chapel Clarke County Uhle William F. Cook, Jr Board of Trustees

Brucetown Community News Briefs

Sunday School at Brucetown United Methodist Church begins at 10 a.m. and worship at 11 a.m. The Rev. William Richard pastors. Local residents and visitors are noted visiting relatives and friends in Inwood, Sunnyside, Martinsburg, High View, Rich mond and Stephenson areas.

Brucetown Brucetown United Methodist Church William Richard Mary Price Russell Price Inwood Roy Clowser Charles Clowser Sunnyside Luther Welsh Stewart Castleman Chambersville Irwan Day Stephenson Area Romaine Patton Martinsburg Pike Frank Bragg Arthur S.J. Swimley Sam J. Swimley High View W.va Swimley John Hopkins Hospital Baltimore Amy Russell Georgia Russell Russell John McKenny Richmond Myrtle Maury Madeline Adams Martinsburg Thomas Edens Travis James Thompson Rockingham County Andy Whitacre Calvin Cain Glen Burnie William Abrams Bowie Minnie Thompson Donald Price Tammie Timmie Stephenson Rosella Benner

Hall Honored by Guard Upon His Retirement

Master Sergeant Edward L. Hall of Winchester was honored at a dinner dance by Headquarters Company 3rd Battalion 116th Infantry Virginia Army National Guard upon retirement. He received the Virginia Bronze Star Medal for meritorious achievement. Hall enlisted in 1943, served in Italy with the 88th Division, discharged in 1945, rejoined in 1947, and held key posts including Battalion Intelligence Sergeant with the 28th Infantry Division before retirement. He and his wife Edith live at 407 W Cecil St. They have two...

Edward L. Hall Boyd G. Headley, Jr 3Rd Battalion 116Th Infantry Virginia Army National Guard Guard Winchester Virginia Hall Florida 88Th Infantry Italy 28Th Infantry Division Edith W. Cecil St

Olney Vinegar Co Valve Leak Raises Loss Questions

Police and plant officials probe who opened a valve at the Alton Vinegar Co in Olney Illinois letting more than 6000 gallons of pungent liquid seep onto the ground Monday night. No dollar estimate on the loss.

Olney Alton Vinegar Co

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Pat Murphy American Red Cross John Kerr B&m Chevrolet Cadillac Valley Ave William B. Clagett Cook James M. Mahaney Memorial Donald E. W. Niemann Sheilah Ann Donovan Brucetown News Butyl Buest Caulk Late
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