Miss Williams Crowned Miss Round Hill Honorary Fire Chief
Cynthia Dale Williams was named Miss Round Hill Honorary Fire Chief at James Wood High School on Saturday night by Barbara Anderson. Angela Denise McNealy and Karen Sue Ross placed as first and second runners-up. all are listed with their parents and hometowns. Gerald Hepner Roy Nester and Bonnie Douglas participated in the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angela Denise McNealy
Karen Sue Ross
James Wood High School
Cynthia Dale Williams
Round Hill
Barbara Anderson
Angela
Gerald Hepner
Roy Nester
Bonnie Douglas
Miss Taylor Named Honorary Chief at Apple Blossom Festival
Donna Taylor was chosen to represent Greenwood Volunteer Fire Company as Honorary Fire Chief at the Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival. She is a tenth grader at James Wood High School and the daughter of Ray and unknown Taylor. First runner up Patti Lynn Holbrook and second runner Betsy Mahler followed, with Diane Fitzwater as third runner up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna Taylor
The
Greenwood Fire Company
Patti Lynn Holbrook
Greenwood Volunteer’ Fire Company
Shenandoah
Greenwood
Ray B. Taylor
Senseny Rd
James Wood High School
Patti Lynn Holbr
William H. Holbr
Betsy Mahler
W. P. Mahler
Diane Fitzwater
Conway Fitzwater
Key 73 Rally Promotes Faith Over Anxiety at Handley High
About 1000 people attended the Key 73 Rally at Handley High School where Dr. A Purnell Bailey urged faith as the opposite of anxiety. Bailey, a Methodist Church official and columnist, spoke on Romans 10 17 urging study of the Word to unlock God power and foster inner peace for world peace.
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Key 73
Handley High School
A. Purnell Bailey
Bailey
Commission On Chaplains
United Methodist Church
Handley
United States
America
God
Jesus Christ
Winfred Crum
Fred Bowman
Hawaii Advances About Four Inches A Year
The state of Hawaii slowly drifts at roughly four inches annually, quadrupling the pace of North American continental drift.
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State of
Hawaii
4 P.M Burning Law In Effect Across State
The statewide 4 o'clock burning law prohibits open air fires before 4 p.m. and requires them to be dead by midnight from now through May 15. Violators face fines up to 100 dollars per offense plus suppression costs. The State Air Pollution Control Board regulates burning and offers guidelines and a Winchester regional office contact for details.
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John Rasmussen
State Air Pollution Control Board
Control Board
Winchester
Frederick
Warren, Clarke
Shenandoah
Page
Wall Street Opens Strong Amid European Currency Talks
The Dow Jones average rose 4.51 to 965.83 as investors digest currency crisis meetings in Europe. Advancers lead decliners 4 to 1 as Kennecott, Pan American and American Telephone show notable moves amid ongoing foreign exchange uncertainty.
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New York
Europe
Bradbury K. Thurlow
Laidlaw & Co
Kennecott
Pan American World Airways
American Telephone
Birthday greetings as five POWs return home
Five U S prisoners of war released near Clark Air Base Philippines are celebrated for their birthdays this week. Cmdr Collins H Haines of Riverton New Jersey turns 41 on Tuesday Air Force Maj John G Blevins of San Antonio Texas turns 34 on Wednesday Air Force Lt Col Normal L Wells of Unionville Virginia turns 40 on Wednesday Marine Maj Orson G Swindle III of Camilla Georgia turns 36 on Thursday and Air Force Capt Melvin Pollack of Long Beach New York turns 31 on Friday.
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Clark Air Base
Philippines
U.S
Camilla
Air Force
Melvin Pollack
Long Beach
N.Y
Del. Van Clief Won't Seek Re-Election
Charlottesville Democratic Del. Daniel G. Van Clief, chair of the state racing study commission, will not run for another term. He plans a two year break to focus on his business and farm near Esmont, but says he may seek office again in the future. The 26th District covers Charlottesville Albemarle Greene Fluvanna and Rockingham. He endorses Mills Godwin Jr. for governor and remains a Democrat.
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del. van Clief
State Racing Study
Charlottesville
Del
Daniel G. van Clief
General Assembly
van Clief
Esmont
Racing Commission
Albemarle, Greene, Fluvanna
Rockingham
Mills E. Godwin Jr
Godwin
Virginia seeks reversal of 1972 ruling in Brown juvenile case
The state asks the 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals to undo its 1972 decision requiring reconstruction of James Arthur Brown's 1963 juvenile hearing after he was tried as an adult for hatchet attack and robbery. The case cites prior transfers and life sentences and argues the waiver was valid.
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Richmond
State of Virginia
4Th
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
James Arthur Brown
Norfolk
Brown
Norfolk Juvenile & Domestic Relations Court
Norfolk Corporation Court
Corporation Court
4Th Circuit Court
Wder Brown
District Federal Court
Godwin open to GOP run in Virginia governor race
Former Democrat Gov. A. Linwood Godwin said he would pursue the Republican nomination for governor if his health permits. He stressed he would not endorse all GOP House candidates and would govern for all Virginians if elected, signaling a broad, issue driven campaign.
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House of Delegates
Godwin
House
Virginia
White House
Nixon
Suort
Perry
Imine
Montreal Taxi Driver Champions Private Chauffeur Service
Albert Benoit in Montreal wears a private chauffeur uniform and drives a gleaming car to deliver first class taxi service. He aims to give customers a premium experience and receives generous tips.
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Good Service Pays
Montreal
Albert Benoit
Bulb Blamed in Power Wastage Debate on Long Island
Dr Alexander Kusko testified in Port Jefferson that the ordinary incandescent bulb wastes electricity, while fluorescent bulbs use far less, opposing a Long Island Lighting Co. power project.
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Port Jefferson
N.Y
Alexander Kusko
Long Island Lighting Co
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Round Hill Volunteer Fire Company
Denise McNealy
Donald McNealy
Albin
Donald Ross
Mt. Falls
Miss Williams
Alfred Williams
Rt. 4
Miss Taylor
James Wood Fha
Welltown Methodist Church
MYF
James Wood
Paul Thompson
Harrington Smith
Priscilla Bonner
Keith Lupton
Lynn Weakley
Douglas Russell
Robert J. Donnelly
Winchester- Frederick County
Key
Winchester-Frederick County
Wall Street
Happy
Ncrester Tredericy
Commerc
Tom Gibson
Virginia Travel Council
Harold Learned
MR. Merchant
Ancock
Cumberland
Antietam
Stephens City
Caverns
Front Royal
Harpers
Paris
Hagerstown
Lao
STAR
Winchester Evening Star
Leesburg
Manassas
Romney
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