Trapped Children Need Foster Homes
A Winchester welfare head warns that at least 35 children await foster homes with none available. Mel, eight, exemplifies neglected youths in care, showing bad behavior, unstable family history, and a need for secure adoptive environments to build a worthwhile future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Welfare Department
Winchester
Leo S. Haley
Mel
Welfare Department
Haley
Realty Transfers in Frederick County and Nearby Districts
Realty transfers list multiple parcels and parcels with improvements across Gainesboro Shawnee Stonewall and Opequon Districts in Frederick County and nearby towns. Notable entries include parcels along Fox Drive Woodlawn Avenue and Apple Pie Ridge Road transferring to various spouses and heirs with specified acreages and improvements. (Continued on Page 14).
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lee Eaton
Ned S. Cabe
Gainesboro
Cross Junction
Warren G. Teates
William Bryan Duncan
Shawnee
Winchester
Woodland Ave
John F. Sranak
William O. Bauserman
Fox Drive
Stonewall
Sue H. Patterson
Denzil K. Robinson
Hogue Creek
Roger A. Feltner
Unting Ridge Road
Gainesto
Lester A. Elliott, II
Donald H. Neale
Wilkins Place
Bessie Golightly
Robert C
Jephenson
Joseph C. Geraci
Charles H. Casey
Greenwood Heights
John H. Benson
G. Grover Teets
Welltown Pike
Nina B. Schlack
Mary Lou Jhoontz
Apple Pie Ridge
William D. Bauserman
Jane Anne B. Kelchner
Paul P. Bunner
Done Jald O. Grandstaff
Eersteicts
Miles E
C. Brumback
Charles W. Ritter
Old Meadow Mills
Opequon
Forest B. Bushong
Ito
John H. Milam
Legislators Back Robertson in Virginia Senate Campaign
Twelve Richmond area legislators endorsed Senator A Willis Robertson for re election and voiced strong support. The group includes Senators Willey FitzGerald Bemiss Bird Laney and Parkers on son Jr and delegates Allen Andrews Dervishian Lane Pendleton Reynolds Sutton Gray. Bird chairs the Chesterfield campaign committee with Gray as vice chairman. Third District Chairman Hatcher cited experience and seniority as key. Other endorsements noted include Congressman Satterfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond Area
General Assembly
A. Willis Robertsm
D-Va
Hisampaign
E. E. Willey
FitzGer- Bemiss
Richmond
Lena Lloyd C. Bird
Chesterfield
William F. Parkers Son
Edward E. Lane
E. B. Pendleton, Jr
J. Sargeant Reynolds
T. Dix Sutton
Frederick T. Gray
Senator Bird
Senator Robertson
Chesterield County
Gray
Robert V. Hatcher, Jr
Third District
Hatcher
Robertson
Virginia
David E. Satterfield
Ill
Senator Willey
Medicare Hospital Insurance Funds Set Up In 1966 Plan
Social Security District Manager Hazel Daly announced separate financing for hospital insurance from Old Age and Disability Insurance. Hospital insurance will have its own trust fund funded by employer, self employed, and employee contributions with rates from 0.35 to 0.55 percent. Supplements funded by monthly premiums and federal matches, with questions directed to the Social Security office at 20 S. Cameron St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel F. Daly
Hospital
Hospital Insurance Trust Fund
Also Mentioned on This Page
Michael John Clark Star
Frederick County
Malcolm J. Bayliss
Olin Shafer
Fairview
Holmes A. Bucher
Raymymond A. Hottle
Mary Helen Massie
Duff’s Rebel Restaurant
Willis H. Fisk
Shenandoah Valley Motel Assn
C. P. Austin
U.S. Travel Service
Parker Nelson
Virginia Travel Council
Capt
P. E. McDowell
the Cove
Medicare
Mrs. Daly
Plant Food Services
Southern States
Call For
Liquid Nitrogen Service
Call
Winchester Co-Operative
Amherst S
Stephens City
Stephens City, Va
Your
Southern States Cooperative Plant Food Service
NVD JA
Painteas
Sapolin
John W. Rosenberger
Commerce St