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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1963
Page
11
The American Cancer Society presents two films on cancer awareness and early detection, titled Two Women and Breast Self-Examination to Detect Cancer. A local doctor will answer questions after screenings and discuss regular exams and early diagnosis.
The Gainesboro Fire Auxiliary holds a meeting with president Rogers outlining a plan to support the Fire Company. A covered dish supper is planned at the Fire Hall in March and an expected ham supper in June with tickets to raise funds.
DE Club achievers earned three top awards at the district meeting. Two members, Carol Bennett and another candidate, were nominated to run for state office at the June convention in Richmond.
Shenandoah College allocates funds for a major athletics site on campus near Win recreation park. Mr. Zickefoose confirms approval to proceed at his expense as plans to field a football team advance. The project fills low areas along Abrams Creek to create seven acres.
Officials warn Martinsburg the Civil Aeronautics Board says the city could drop its air service from Donabh after a 12 month travel review. Airline reps say government subsidy is required to continue operations. In Staunton, police deny arrests in a murder probe of 62 year old Miss Virginia Parkins with several questioned and lie detector tests conducted. Berkeley County Youth Fair sets Aug 27 with officers listed. Harrisonburg hosts communism education classes by the Rockingham Chamber and Madison College from March 19 to 21 with a 25 enrollment cap.
A red-nosed single engine plane pancaked into the ocean near the Queen Elizabeth off the Florida coast. The stern lookout said no survivors were seen. Two vessels and two Coast Guard planes searched the area as the liner proceeded on.
County officials outlined budget needs highlighting a $26 400 state reduction for losses in student numbers and a $5 000 cut in transport funds. Superintendent Eulalie Savage Nalley requested $542 162 local and $294 600 state support for public welfare with notes on a seven year old car replacement and $68 in past year repair costs.
Miss Strasberg, 23, discusses watching her father Lee Strasberg before becoming a regular student. She has pursued stage and screen roles while awaiting formal acting lessons from the famed instructor.
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