Winchester Baby Beef Show crowns grand champion steer
Danny Wolfe of Berryville exhibited the grand champion steer at the Winchester Baby Beef Show and Sale held yesterday at the Farmers Livestock Exchange. Safeway Stores of Winchester bought the winning animal for 77.50 per cwt. The reserve champion was a Charolais steer shown by Tyree Cather of Winchester. The 18th annual event drew multiple champions across Hereford, Angus and Charolais classes, with 17 steers sold and buyers including Safeway and Lee-Jackson Restaurant of Winchester.
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Mel Cecil Wolfe
Re Berryville
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Rt. 4
Winchester
Safeway Stores
Ned Conklin
Frederick County
Danny Wolfe
Berryville
Kevin Anderson
Richard Singhas
Mark Snyder
Kirk Clevenger
Wayne Cather
George Rust
White Post
Billy Orndorff
Lee- Jackson Restaurant
Incident Outside Fiesta Restaurant Reported
Coddie Shifflett owner of the Fiesta Restaurant near Gore says a man was cut last Thursday night outside his business after closing hours. The Star reported the incident occurred at the restaurant.
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Gore
Star
Protests Grow Across Colleges Call for End to War
In campuses nationwide students pulled down and burned banners before chanceries and flooded ROTC sites with occupations and calls for peace. At Washington University St Louis a fire damaged an AIR FORCE ROTC building while 2,000 onlookers cheered. Kent State memorials and a New York University rally plan circulated as 37 college presidents urged Nixon to end US involvement in Southeast Asia.
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UVA Students Occupy ROTC Facility Amid Kent State Protests
About 11 p.m. the uprising gathered 50 to 200 students at UVA as injunctions read at 5 a.m. The walkout followed orders to end the blockade, with some groups moving to Maury Hall. Demonstrations spread to Mary Washington and VCU campuses with widespread class boycotts planned.
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College of Arts and Sciences
Concert Choir at JW Will Give Program
James Wood High School Concert Choir presents a 7:30 p.m. program in the school auditorium featuring Renaissance selections to Broadway tunes. Directed by Paul S. Thompson the group recently toured Virginia and will perform for the Frederick County PTA Council before its annual election meeting. Open to the public.
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James Wood High School
Frederick County
Boxwood Body Meets Tomorrow
The 10th annual American Boxwood Society meeting will be held tomorrow in the Carriage House at Oatlands near Leesburg. Registration begins at 9:30 a.m. Grounds open in the morning. business session at 11 a.m. Lunch recess at 12:30 p.m. Members to bring sandwiches. Coffee tea provided. soft drinks available. Meeting reconvenes at 1:30 p.m. and adjourns at 3:30 p.m.
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Oatlands
Leesburg
Oatland
National Trust For Historic Preservation
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Byrd Addresses Rural Pollution Woes in Virginia
F Byrd Jr. spoke to soil and water conservation supervisors at Graves Mountain Lodge on rural and agricultural pollution. He said water pollution from farming is as complex as urban issues, praised farmers as conservationists, and urged keeping fertilizers pesticides animal wastes and silt to a minimum while preserving natural beauty and resources.
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F. Byrd Jr
Graves Mountain Lodge
Riculture
Byrd
Stephens City Council Meets at Bank for Temporary Venue
The Stephens City Town Council will meet at 7 30 tonight at the Farmers and Merchants National Bank on Main Street. The move is temporary while repairs are made to the Town Office, said Town Clerk Nelle Bruce.
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Farmers & Merchants National Bank
Main St
Nelle Bruce
Skyline Drive Features 75 overlooks and self guided walks
The Virginia route offers 75 overlooks along with five self guided nature walks and numerous walking trails for visitors seeking scenic overlooks and outdoor exploration.
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