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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1971
Page
10
Virginia Tech council reaffirmed its policy requiring dorm doors to stay open when opposite sex visitors are present. The 16-6 vote followed hours of debate and amid student unrest, forgone by demonstrations and vandalism reports in Blacksburg.
In Winchester the Peoples Service Drug Store marked a milestone by filling prescription No. 500 000 for Helen Huffman of 611 S Braddock St. The clerk Virginia Ridings presented it to Huffman who learned it was free. The store moved to 1 N Loudoun St in 1938 and has had three managers.
Dennis, a 29 year old heroin addict, recorded a studio confession for Bucks County detectives warning youths about drug use. He described a 75 bag daily habit costing 750 dollars, his addiction path from marijuana to heroin, and crimes he committed to fund it. He spoke from Lower Bucks Cable studio and urged early intervention.
The annual Memorial Service will be held at Macedonia United Methodist Church on Sunday at 2 30 p m. Rev Kathryn Eye will deliver the sermon and special music will be performed. The service is open to the public.
St Johns Lutheran Church near Mount Williams will hold its annual Memorial Service on Sunday at 3 p.m. The speaker will be Winston McKay.
Annual service will be held Sunday at 2 p.m. at the Redland United Methodist Church in Whitacre to gather the community in worship.
Richard Ramey a James Wood High School sophomore placed second runner up in the Optimist Club regional oratorical contest held Saturday in Virginia Beach. He won first place representing the Winchester area against students from Charlottesville and Herndon. About 160 young orators started the event with Mr Ramey active in school and community activities and aiming to become a lawyer possibly entering politics.
Mt Rainier National Park officials report a record 1014.5 inches or 84.3 feet of snow in the 1970 71 season at Paradise Lodge near the 5400 foot level. Park superintendent John A Townsley announced the figure as the world record for a single season.
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