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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1960
Page
3
Virginia farmers will receive notice of their 1961 farm wheat allotments ahead of the July 21 marketing quota referendum. The state allotment is 252,155 acres, near the 1960 level, with the national quota at 55 million acres. If based on supply, the quota would be zero. quotas apply in 39 commercial states.
Herbert Eugene Baker a local resident and United Theological Seminary student enrolls in pastors school reflecting his path toward ministry.
The Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee chaired by Robert K. Stickley announced that wheat marketing cards will not be mailed to farmers. Cards can be picked up at the office or requested by phone and mailed the next day. June 30 is deadline to apply for a New Farm Wheat Allotment with applications available at the local office.
Dayton Ohio hosts the Summer School of Pastoral Care at Miami Valley Hospital with 13 pastors and theological students learning the pastor as counselor to stressed individuals. The program runs June 13 to July 22. Mr. Baker attends among the group.
John L. Glaize Jr., 16, of 132 Academy Lane, is one of two Virginians and 50 nationwide selected for a six week National Youth Science Camp at Nassau College in Springvale Maine. The grant funded program begins July 5 with participants ages 14 to 17 from across the country.
Washington AP The House approved a bill to extend four billion dollars in taxes set to expire midnight Thursday and keep the national debt limit at 293 billion for the next year. The compromise preserves Korean War era taxes while dropping deeper changes proposed by the Senate.
Grimes residents report visitors from Winchester and Berkeley Springs. Sun day and last week included calls by Mr. and Mrs. John Sibert and Mr. William Tevalt, Mr. Hodson, and Mr. Harry Bumgardner. A weeklong vacation Bible School opened at Galilee Christian Church and closed with a Friday evening pork roast at Mr. Harry Mason's. Father’s Day program at Galilee Church preceded Sunday preaching.
86 Area Scouts from Troops 45 Winchester Troop 9 Winchester Troop 40 Troop 10 and p 34 Boyce join Rock Enon camp through July 22 with campfires recognition ceremonies and Indian Ritual dance by Order of the Arrow. Camp open until July 22 then Camporee Jubilee and Explorer Field Days July 23 and 24 with openings for additional scouts.
Kiwanis Club plans a color film show titled Pasadena Rose Bowl Parade at the weekly luncheon meeting. The event, arranged by Carson Dettra, will be hosted for member George at 12:15.
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