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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1964
Page
14
The White House announced Italian Premier Aldo Moro will visit Washington August 3 and 4, moving up the trip from the original July dates. The Associated Press reports this schedule change as part of Washington coverage.
Oranda notes include Brent Leopard of Alexandria visiting his grandmother Mrs. W. C. Peterson and James Orndorff spending two weeks with his parents after boat training. A Variety Show by the Loyal Daughters is at the Community Center June 19 and 20 with admission 25 cents for children and 50 cents for adults. Walnut Springs Christian Church elected officers Sunday and the C Y F held their election. Bible School classes at Walnut Springs Church run June 22 to 26 starting Monday.
The fragment lists ad rates and deadlines for classified and memoriams plus a found dog notice. It mentions a black male dog found on Valley Avenue, no license, contact SPCA at 662 8616. The text reflects publication policy and error reporting procedures.
Frederick County 4-H girls attend the State 4-H Short Course at VPI from June 22 to 27. Delegates include Georgia Carbaugh a senior club member, Susan Brumback district rep, Dixie Branner county winner, Judy Hoffman district winner and state contestant, Linda Crites district winner, Bonnie Phillips contestant, Sharon Armel district winner, Helen Peer district winner, Wanda Owens first alternate, plus Bonnie Phillips and Judy Hoffman County delegates in various contests. The group departed Winchester Shopping Center at 8 a.m. for the event with additional IFYE participants Carole Ann Brookes and Barbara Woore joining Monday night activities.
Lightning struck a pump or heater at a dairy barn near Cologne Virginia, electrocuting nine cows tied in metal stanchions. Mrs Vernon Previliian said the registered Guernsey herd was among about 40 cows in the barn during Saturday morning mishap.
Abingdon lawyer George B. Kreger was named by Gov. Harrison to a four year term on the State Hospital Board succeeding Thomas L. Porterfield of Emory and Henry College. Porterfield was ineligible for reappointment. The governor also reappointed Mrs. Margaret Lodge Copes of Onley for four years.
In San Francisco at the AMA convention, Blanche Sheets, a Los Angeles schoolteacher, described a three inch nerve graft restoring feeling to her right hand spank ing area. The graft from a donor's leg joined with Dr. Leonard Marmor's team, noting limited motor recovery but sensory return in seven patients.
Arts and crafts events for the Wayside Festival of Arts and Crafts are planned with Lace making quilting chair caning weaving and ceramics demonstrations. A Blue Alleee Art Show linked to the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts opens at the Wayside Gallery with a 70 mile radius eligibility. Bye Bye Birdie musical runs July 27 to August 8 at the Wayside Theatre with Sunday concerts.
Tidewater Virginia expands rapidly with construction surpassing 2 billion dollars and projected to reach 5 billion in seven years. Metro Norfolk Booster notes growth propelled by new projects and economic activity. W. B. Shafer Jr. is cited.
Notice declares intent to pay and deliver funds to Mrs Betty L Deaver Administratrix of the Estate of L R Deaver Deceased of North River Mills West Virginia from Western Frederick Bank Gore Virginia after 30 days from publication. No known appointment of personal representative in this state. In memory of Eddie McKee age 22 who died March 26 1962.
Move in ready homes with 3 bedrooms on Rt. 50 East priced at 11995 with financing options. Listings include two brick ramblers in Bufflick Heights, a Summer Home with 7 acres at Paper Mill Road, and multiple Charles Street apartments. Local Realtors and phone contacts provided.
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr said integration leaders will file court tests of the Senate approved civil rights bill as soon as it becomes law. The SCLC will test the public accommodations section in Alabama cities and in Albany Georgia and St. Augustine Florida. He criticized Barry Goldwater for calling the bill unconstitutional and urged continued demonstrations boycotts and voting to advance civil rights.
Real estate ads for a modern brick ramble on a large lot with 3 bedrooms and 1½ baths, H W heat, in Green Acres and other locations. Includes contact numbers Ran Ruark 662 4171 and Frank J. Schaefer Co at 25 E Boscawen St plus Stephens City listing with 6 acre trailer camp potential.
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