Winners Named in Pollution Poster Contest at James Wood FFA
The James Wood Chapter of the FFA hosted the En endangered Environment contest with 417 posters from 10 county schools. Winners in 7th–12th grade were Tixa Pugh Betty Jo Manual and Robin Brill from Frederick County Junior High, with Debbie Whitacre an honorable mention. In 1st–6th grade Scott Wise Ricky King and Peachy Shuman won, Diane Miller an honorable mention. Special honorable mentions were awarded to students from Middletown Gore Stephens City and Robinson schools. The top county winners and parents will attend a James Wood FFA banquet on April 7.
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James Wood Chapter
The
F.F.A
Tixa Pugh
Betty Jo Manual
Robin Brill
Debbie Whitacre
Frederick County
Scott Wise
Ricky King
Peachy Shuman
Diane Miller
Senseny Road
Carl Lambert
Middletown
Michael Strauderman
Bryarly
Anna Sager
Stonewall
Denise Dubose
Gainesboro
Phyliss Roomsburg
Gore
Belinda Ramey
Stephens City
Tommy Foreman
R.E. Ayler
Carey White
Robinson
James Wood
Kansas City
James Wood F.F.A
Scientists Find Ancient Coast Culture in Northwest
Canadian archaeologist Dr. George MacDonald reports finds at Ozette Washington and Prince Rupert British Columbia show Indian coastal culture is thousands of years old. He says artifacts including stone and shell tools and carved wooden objects predate European contact, challenging prior theories of post contact emergence.
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Seattle
Wash
Ozette
Prince Rupert
B.C
North Pacific
George MacDonald
National Museums of Canada
MacDonald
Ozette Village
Crochet fashion patterns for a trend-setting quarter
An old advertisement offers crochet and knit patterns including shell-stitch pieces, sport yarn shorts and pants with jacket options. It lists Pat. 7263 with sizes 10-12 and 14-16, prices per pattern and mail order to Alice Brooks at Winchester Evening Star New York.
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Alice Brooks
Winchester Evening Star
Needlecraft Dept
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y
Actor Edward G Robinsosn Jr contesting late will ruling
In Los Angeles the probate court allowed Edward G. Robinson Jr. to challenge his mother Gladys Lloyd Robinsons will despite missing the deadline. Judge Norman Dowds found him mentally incompetent due to psychiatric treatment after his mother’s death. The will left most of the $756000 estate to grandchildren and a great granddaughter.
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Los Angeles
Edward G. Robinson
Superior Court
Norman Dowds
Edward G. Robinson Jr
Robinson
Gladys Lloyd Robinson
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Gol’ Ure & Stband
S-M-L
Lg, Pt
Perma Press
Mountain View
Assembly of God Church
Wayne Bryant
Black Rock, Ark
Clifford Nixon
Nichols