Frederick County 4 H Holds Share the Fun Contest
Frederick County 4 H held a Share the Fun contest at Robinson Memorial School. Dixie Branner won the senior section on piano and will compete in the State talent contest. Genoa Hartman won the junior section with pantomime and earned a county camp scholarship. Other senior winners included Bobbie Dick and Charles Ways. Junior winners included Debbie Travers Rebecca Phillips and Beverly Hershman. Bill Peters of WHPL hosted. Judges included Carole Ann Brookes Wilda Adams Miller Elsie Havermale James CookBarbara Woore.
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Genoa Hartman
Frederick County
Dixie Branner
Robinson Memorial School
The
Commercial and Savings Bank
Miss Branner
Virginia Association of Electric Cooperatives
Bobbie Dick
Charles Ways
Debbie Travers
Rebecca Phillips
Beverly Hershman
Bill Peters
WHPL
Carole Ann Brookes
IFYE
England
Wilda Jean Adams Miller
Finland
Elsie Havermale
James Cook
Fire Damages Motorcycle At Amoco Station
A motorcycle owned by Clarke County resident Vance Cave was heavily damaged by fire when the gas tanks exploded about 9 25 last night on the Berryville Avenue Amoco Station lot. Fire companies Friendship and Sarah Zane responded.
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Vance Cave
Clarke County
Berryville Avenue
Amoco
Friendship and
Sarah Zane
President Johnsons Daughter Vacationing On Kauai Tour
Lynda Bird Johnson, 20, vacationing on Kauai during a Hawaii visit that doubles as a political tour. She spoke, met officials, signed autographs, and waved at residents while visiting the Polynesian Cultural Center and planning island outings with Little White House Conference on Children and Youth activities at the University of Hawaii.
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Lihue
Kauai
Hawaii
Johnson
Lynda Bird
Garden
Lynda
Laie
Pistol Shots Marked Sarajevo War Start
Sarajevo observes the 50th anniversary of the June 28 1914 assassination that touched off World War I with a quiet memorial. A two week period concludes June 28 with plaques and wreaths as the city recalls the event that helped ignite a global conflict.
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Sarajevo
Yugoslavia
Gavrilo Princip
J Jaycees Install Thompson Honor Brown and Shewbridge
The Winchester Junior Chamber of Commerce installed officers for 1964 65 with William C. Thompson becoming president succeeding James Fleming. Thompson received the Key Man plaque from Clayton Adams. Richard Brown won the Robert S. Barbour trophy. Charles Shewbridge received the H Clayton Adams award. Fleming got the outgoing president gav el and golf clubs. George McMath Virginia Jaycee president visited with Doug Spencer. 225 attended the dinner and dance at Lee Jackson Restaurant. other awards noted include 100 attendance pins and Sparkplug and Spoke awards. The new Jaycee officer lineup included internal vice president Charles Shewbridge external vice president James Butcher secretary Paul Crven and more with Stewart Reid presiding.
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Winchester Junior Chamber of Commerce
William C. Thompson
James Fleming
Thompson
National Fruit Product Co
Clayton Adams
Robert S. Barbour
Richard Brown
Barbour
Doug Spencer
Front Royal
McMath
Eastern Shore
Charles Shewbridge
James Butcher
Paul Crven
Clyde Johnson
Don Homar
Lee-Jackson
Alson Smith
Ken Cammer
Dave Tavenner
Jaycee-ette
Strother R. Shiley
Jaycee
Gail Long
Janice Shull
Juanita Shiley
Peggy Binner
Joanne Coates
Sally Crisman
Ann Donaldson
Dr. Carl Miller to Address Winchester Lions Club
Dr. Carl B. Miller, chiropractor and Air Force Reserve colonel, will speak at the Winchester Lions Club luncheon at the George Washington Hotel. He will discuss Your Air Force and the Citizen Airman and serves as Assistant Chief of Staff for the Second Air Force Reserve Region with duties spanning seven states. He also acts as Educational Counselor for the Air Force Academy and held WWII service with three battle stars.
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Carl B. Miller
Winchester Lion’s Club
George Washington
Miller
Air Force Reserve
Air Force
United States Air Force Reserve
Second Air Force Reserve Region
Andrews Air Force Base
Maryland
Delaware
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Kentucky
Virginia
West Virginia
District of Columbia
United States Air Force Academy
Denver
Colo
University of Alabama
Henry Lee Delivers at Coote Washington 1799
Henry Lee presented at Coote Washington in 1799 delivering a speech containing the famed line First in war first in peace first in the hearts of countrymen.
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Henry Lee
He Meyer
Onero
Coote
Washington
West Virginia Delegates Hear Presidential Candidate Talks
In Charleston the West Virginia GOP delegation heard representatives for Barry Goldwater Nelson Rockefeller and William Scranton at a weekend meeting. The 14 member group showed no mind changes with three pledged to Rockefeller three to Goldwater and eight unpledged.
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Charleston
W.va
West Virginia
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Rockefeller
Goldwater
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J Jaycees
Honor Brown
Shewbridge
Stewart Reid
Manassas
Carl Miller
Lions Club
Royal Air Force Reserve Squadron
Carl B
Mille
W. Va
Delegates
Jayceeettes
Pontiac
Pak
Kern Motor Co., Inc
ST. Loudoun ST
Winchester, VA
General Motors
Winchester
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