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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1968
Page
17
DeMolay members led a mock city government in Rouss City Hall for National DeMolay Week. Mayor for the day Tom Voight and officials discussed airport funding annexation snow removal and park plans with the group observing and reacting.
Charlottesville completed its first church structure around 1825, aligning with the town's 75 years of existence. The note reflects early civic and religious development in the community.
Mrs. Otis Sargent John Kerr School principal described outstanding results from a supplemental reading program at the Winchester Educational Forum to be demonstrated Monday at Virginia Avenue School. The forum will showcase audio-visual aids individualized instruction and first graders reading near a third grade level with IQ jumps cited.
The Peruvian cormorant is described as the world’s most commercially valuable bird with guano exports generating millions in annual revenue.
Winchester police officers L. P. Bland and J. A. Johnson lectured and screened two bicycle safety films for about 400 students at Winchester Intermediate School. A bicycle licensing day was tentatively set for April 11 from 11 to 5, with a police-civic team inspecting bikes. Similar programs are planned for John Kerr, Quarles Elementary, Virginia Avenue, and Handley Schools, with dates to be announced.
In a White House address President Johnson says the nation's resolve remains firm and peace with honor will be won. He stresses that public will stays steadfast despite war concerns and domestic challenges. Secretary Wirtz counters that war need not block progress on racial and urban problems.
Winchester and Mount Jackson councils approved a town auto tag ordinance with a $5 fee, set to effective April 1, and ordered tags from the Virginia Correctional Department. In Woodstock a $300,000 bond issue was approved for public bidding and a $10 tag fee was raised. The 7th District GOP Convention is set for April 27 in Harrisonburg.
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