Special Olympics Gymnastics Draws 80 Virginia Students
More than 80 students from across Virginia competed in a James Wood High School gymnastics meet sponsored by the Virginia Special Olympics. Winners included Kelly Copeland, Donna Sanderlin, and Robert Baker among others, with ceremony remarks by officials and visitors.
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Virginia
James Wood High School
Handley High School
Peggy Love
Melton Wright
Frederick County
Winchester
Stewart Bell
Alson Smith
Kelly Copeland
Donna Sanderlin
Robert Baker
Serena Funk
Betty Henry
Carl Johnson
Theresa Martin
Gary Mohn
Janet Puffinberger
Penny Puffinberger
Frederick County Spelling Bee crowns Kristina Meller
Kristina Meller, 13, daughter of Henry and (address) Meller, wins the Frederick County preliminary spelling contest at James Wood High School. Top five advance to the regional on April 26. winner goes to the National Spelling Bee in Washington, D.C.
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Kristina Meller
Frederick
Henry Meller
Carroll Drive
Stephens City
Frederick County
James Wood High School
Miss Meller
Robert E. Ayler Junior High School
Christine Wilt
James Wood
Winchester
Clarke, Frederick
Warren
Powhatan
Boyce
Sacred Heart Academy
Washington, D.C
Webster
Kelly Ann Costin
Richard Edens
Kim Triplett
Robert E. Ayler
Tammy Lynn Morgan
Cat Survives Three Weeks Trapped Without Food or Water
Brandy the yellow Persian cat owned by James Wood High School senior Mary Beth Shaver was found alive after three weeks hidden in a basement during a house move. Vet notes a weak back leg but no major health issues other than weight loss. The story also notes a Community Day Camp meeting at Apple Pie Ridge Elementary School on March 28.
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Star ‘Living
Darville
Brandy
Mary Beth Shaver
James
Wood High School
Walter Shaver
Mary Beth
Winchester-Frederick County
Apple Pie Ridge
Cafteria
Brenda Miller
Margaret McClanahan
New Drugs to Fight Cancer May Be As Old As Life Itself
Three researchers report that promising cancer drugs may be as old as life, drawing from natural substances like interferon and CAGA. They note these agents can be more poisonous to tumors than conventional therapies and work without full understanding of how or why they fight cancer. The seminar features Drs. Gutterman Isselbacher and Green discussing natural anti-cancer agents, their unclear chemical makeup, and their potential to extend survival.
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Daytona Beach
Fla
Jordan Gutterman
Kurt Isselbacher
Saul Green
United States
Isselbacher
Massachusetts General Hospital
The
Cancer Society
Hamster Reeen
Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center
New York
Hunt Engagement Notice for Miss Hunt of Long Lake
Mr and Mrs Dennis P Hunt of Long Lake New York announce the engagement of their daughter a 1976 graduate of Long Lake Central School is a student at State University with plans for a forthcoming wedding.
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Kim D. Triplett
Michael J. Triplett
Stephenson
Kline Elementary School
Tammy Lynn Morgan
Emmett Morgan
Rt. 5
Miss Morgan
Stonewall Elementary School
Richard Edens
H. Bruce Edens
Old Forest Court
Kelly Ann Costin
William Costin
Harvard Drive
Robert E. Ayler
Annette Slonaker
Donald Slonaker
Rt. 1
Gore
David Scott Iser
Earl W. Iser
Rt. 2
Iser
Apple Pie Ridge
Dennis P. Hunt
Long Lake, N.Y
Miss Hunt
Long Lake Central School
State
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