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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1972
Page
5
The Frederick County Republican Committee chose four new officers for two year terms at a mass meeting last night. From left James Robeson vice chairman, Mrs Carole Ambrogi treasurer, Robert M Henry reelected chairman, Mrs Mary Jean Casey reelected secretary, unable to attend.
Robert M. Henry was reelected chairman at a Frederick County Republicans mass meeting at the Lee Jackson Restaurant. Dr. Raymond F. Fish lost the two way race for chairman. James Robeson won the vice chairmanship. Mrs. Mary Jean Casey was reelected secretary and Mrs. Carole Ambrogi named treasurer. Lois Teets withdrew. Henry praised GOP growth and outlined voting gains from 1967 to 1971, then discussed upcoming state and district conventions and how delegates will be chosen. Richard Madigan urged support for Railsplitters fundraising.
Wisconsin voters hear Wallace push tax reform as a top issue. Other candidates Humphrey Muskie McGovern Jackson Wallace attack records and debate Vietnam ties while turnout projections rise and fundraising tallies emerge.
Joseph L. Whites of Uniontown Pennsylvania announces Charles C. Rinker of 412 N Loudoun St as National Aide-de-Camp Recruiting Class. Whitespace notes that the VFW focuses on rebuilding membership to tackle postwar national challenges and supports Rinker as a leading example of VFW principles.
Ignace Paderewski, famed violinist and statesman, served as premier of Poland. His career bridged concert halls and politics, shaping national cultural and political life in his homeland.
The Women of the Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad hold a bake sale tomorrow at two locations. In front of Silco at 8 a.m. and in front of Kresge's at 9 a.m. Featured items include bread cakes pies cookies and colored eggs.
An Easter sunrise service will be held at 6 a.m. Sunday in the sanctuary of Highland Presbyterian Church. A second worship at 11 a.m. features the sermon Recognizing Jesus with special music by Church School classes and the senior choir conducted by Rev. Julian Owen. Both services are open to the public. The note adds that the word jumbo derives from the elephant Jumbo exhibited by P. T. Barnum.
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