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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1978

Page

10

A H Center Progress Report Highlights Front Royal Site

The 6 million 4 H Educational Center project in Front Royal outlines future plans and progress. New directors include William J Howell and Larry H Blair with local attendees listed. The center will serve 1 286 000 people across 18 northern Virginia counties and Fredericksburg Alexandria. Construction features cabins road system lodge facilities and athletic ranges. governance rests with the center board and VPI SU Extension.

Front Royal William J. Howell National Bank of Tom Byrd Hugh Dailey Frank Armstrong Samuel Jones Gary DeOms Samuel Jones Jr The Commercial and Savings Bank Winchester Center Corporation Virginia Alexandria Fredericksburg Jones Harmony Hollow Shenandoah National Park U.S. Department of Agriculture Mills E. Godwin Jr U.S. Economic Development Administration Thomas T. Byrd Frederick Clarke Counties Byrd Cooperative Extension Division VPI and

WICS to Meet Area Women in Front Royal and Winchester

WICS representatives will meet area women in Front Royal at the Quality Inn on March 29 and in Winchester at the Howard Johnson Motel on March 30 with sessions at 1 30 and 7 30 p.m. Ruth Herman regional director leads. The program aims to build a volunteer network across Clarke Frederick Warren Shenandoah counties plus Winchester and nearby towns to aid young women on the economic ladder. The Department of Labor Job Corps plans to add up to 10 new centers by end of 1978, expanding capacity to 44 000 enrollees and serving about 88 000 annually.

WICS Front Royal Quality Inn Winchester Howard Johnson Motor Lodge Church Women United National Council of Catholic Women National Council of Jewish Women National Council of Negro Women G.I. Forum Department of Labor Job Corps Clarke, Frederick, Warren Shenandoah Berryville Woodstock Ruth Herman Department of Labor

Aileen Plant Receives VLA Cleaner Air Award

The Virginia Lung Association Northern Region Youth Boards awarded Aileen Inc. the Cleaner Air Award for reducing visible emissions at its Edinburg plant Finishing Department. The system, weighing 12 tons, cost about 119,985 dollars and involved ducting, a central processing unit, fume eliminator, two blowers, lime filters, dampers, and installation on a concrete base.

The Virginia Lung Association Northern Region Edinburg Aiken Shenandoah County Nancy Askew VSA State Air Pollution Control Board Virginia Aileen, Inc Virginia Air Pollution Control Board Visible Aileen Gary Stoneburner Northern Virginia State Air Pollution Board Laura Cooper Central High Youth Board Lorrie Koontz Stonewall Jackson Youth Board Dawn Hockman Warren County High School Donald Litten Utility Department

Queen's Court Adds Four More Princesses for Shenandoah LI

Four more princesses join the Court of Queen Shenandoah LI for the festival on May 5 6 and 7. Debra Jean McIntyre daughter of Mrs. Ben R Lacy III and the late Judge George L McIntyre is a William and Mary senior education major and Chi Omega Social Chair. Lisa Jane Gilbert a Blue Ridge Community College freshman majors General Studies is the daughter of Dr and Mrs Fulton Gilbert from Staunton and serves on campus clubs. Therees Diane Tkach a Longwood College senior music major performs with multiple ensembles and is active in MENC Sigma Alpha Iota Geist. Pamela Annette Thomas a Germania Community College freshman secretarial science major lists music and horses as interests.

Shenandoah LI Gigi Garner James Garner The Rockford Files Debra Jean McIntyre Ben R. Lacy III Front Royal George L. McIntyre Bristol College of William and Mary Miss McIntyre Chi Omega Lisa Jane Gilbert Blue Ridge Community College Fulton Gilbert Staunton Miss Gilbert Military Activities Club Women’s Health Club Diane Tkach Longwood College John Tkach Annandale Longwood Concert Choir Camerata Singers Longwood Players Longwood Company of Dancers MENC Sigma Alpha Iota Geist Leadership Organization Miss Tkach

Easter Baskets Recalled Over Beetle Contamination

Sears recalls up to 100000 Easter baskets sold nationwide due to powder post beetles found in bamboo weaves. No health risk believed, but customers given return option to Sears stores. Prices ranged from 2.99 to 39.99.

Chicago Sears, Roebuck and Co Sears Gar Ingraham Sears Retail Sales Ingraham

Bait and Switch Advertising Warned by BBB

The Better Business Bureau warns that bait and switch ads lure customers with cheap rebuilt items then steer them to higher priced models. It contrasts ethical trading up with deceptive tactics that delay delivery or push expensive replacements.

Better Business Bureau BBB

Winchester Auxiliary Sets Schedule Amid 20th Banquet Gifts

The Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad Auxiliary, led by new president Vivian Gilliam with 18 members present, reviewed 1977 activity and 1978 plans. They donated 500 dollars and five jackets to the squad, honored longtime members Edith Slonaker Virginia Buckman and Jean Taylor, and welcomed two new inductees Shirley Boyd and Susan Heller. A rummage sale March 17–18 and an Easter bake sale March 24 were announced.

Auxiliary of Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad Vivian Gilliam Triangle Garden Edith Slonaker Virginia Buckman Jean Taylor Mickey Harden Frances Brengle Winchester Volunteer Sea Squad Margie Anderson Barbara Lee Virginia Ruckman Elsie McInturff Shirley Boyd Susan Heller Ward Plaza

Spring footwear trends mix classic casuals with sporty dress

The Footwear Council previews spring 1978 styles in New York, led by Success Dressing and the Sporting Life. Women will wear high heels, Mary Janes, wedges, and colorful uppers while men lean toward moccasins, three piece suits, and polished black footwear. Children follow athletic influences with sandals, clogs, and unisex looks.

New York Footwear Council Paris United States Europe Casua Council

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J. Kenneth Robinson Eileen Plant VLA Cleaner Air Susie Williams Miss Price Miss Winchester Volunteer Rescue Janie Price Millwood Wilma Jackson Winchester Evening Star Queen's Court Debra McIntyre Lisa Gilbert Pamela Thomas
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