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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1963
Page
10
A reader recalls a self written list of rules for a self sufficient former caretaker. The note urges budgeting cleanliness privacy and restraint in offering advice. The columnist answers that common sense beats rigid etiquette in elevators and notes smokers as a class.
A proposal to require licenses for boat operators drew opposition from three local boating clubs at a Fredericksburg public hearing conducted by an eight member advisory committee. The hearing was the first in a four session series on the licensing question.
Gainesboro Ruritan Club raised 135 at a food stand during the Apple Blossom Festival. The club met at the Gainesboro fire hall where Judge Earle Edwards spoke on wills and deeds, noting filing errors and contract issues. The Red Cross will offer free First Aid classes for 10 or more in the area. Richard Demorest attended as a guest.
A meeting of six TB associations in Front Royal produced officers for the new 2B Health Group. Elected were McDaniel of Stanley president Henry A Lowery Winchester first vice president Ray Hockman Woodstock second vice president Kenneth Rollins Leesburg third vice president Mrs Jason Paige Delaplane secretary and Warren Goolsby Front Royal treasurer. An executive committee includes one member from each of eight counties Clarke Fauquier Frederick Loudoun Page Rappahannock Shenandoah with listed representatives. A three member staff was named Executive Director Mrs Gladys Lewis Harris Front Royal Program Director Mrs Christine Eastham Luray and Head of Office Mrs Grace Kelly Winchester to operate at 17 S Royal Ave Front Royal. Dr E T Clarke Winchester delivered the featured address Secrets To Success. A nominating committee report was given and plans to merge adjacent county associations into area associations across Virginia were authorized with an area office planned by June 3. 19881-81-2
The 1964 Wheat Referendum to determine if growers want government price supports will be held Tuesday from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Three polling sites serve 209 farms with districts including Opequon Gainesboro Stonewall Back Creek Shawnee. Referendum committees list chairs and members for each polling location. Intercontinental missiles have a range of 5 000 miles and this will soon be doubt
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