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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1977

Page

10

Semi-Annual Civil War Show Opens Tomorrow

The seventh semi annual Winchester Civil War Show opens tomorrow at 9 a.m. in the Lee Jackson Restaurant ballroom Winchester featuring over 100 tables of Civil War guns relics uniforms and memorabilia. Noted authors Giles Cromwell Stanley Phillips C J Bauer and William A Albaugh III will sign books with awards in three display categories. The event ends at 5 p.m. and is held with the Winchester Gun Show and National Skirmish of the North South Skirmish Assn. contact John Bracken at 667 8257 for details.

Winchester Lee Jackson Millwood Ave Tri-State John Bracken Lee- Jackson New York Giles Cromwell Richmond Virginia Stanley Phillips Lanham C.J. Bauer Lincoln William A. Albaugh III

Free Square Dancing Tonight in Winchester

Curley Custer of Hagerstown Maryland a nationally known square dance caller will headline a free outdoor Modern Western Square Dance tonight at Winchester Toyota on Valley Ave The event is in cooperation with The Blue Ridge Twirlers Square Dancing Club and sponsored by Winchester Toyota Dancing runs from 8 to 10 p m Parking is available in the adjacent F M Bank lot and the public is invited to attend at no charge

Curley Custer Hagerstown Winchester Toyota Valley Ave Blue Ridge Twirlers Curley Ruthie Custer Curley and Ranch Boys Custer U.S Europe Top Blue Start J -Bar-K McGregor F&m Bank

New Arrivals From Warren Memorial Hospital

births announced at Warren Memorial Hospital include Randy Dylan Culbertson son of Stephen Bain Culbertson and Karen Hart of Front Royal born May 16. Patrick Bishop Munson son of Page Munson and Christinia Rae of Bentontville born May 15.

Warren Memorial Hospital Stephen Bain Culbertson Front Royal Randy Dylan Page Louis Munson Rt. 1 Bentonville Patrick Bishop Munson Christinia Rae Dallas Edward Rinker Capon Bridge W.va Charles Ivan Rinker Carley Gay Corbin Kenneth Price Rothgeb Keith Conway Rothgeb John Geneva Gibbs Bonnie Franklin Wood II Ambrose Drive Sue Ann Nichole Wood Sandra Kay Jimmy Todd Jimmy Keith Redmon Brighton Ave Moorefield Redmon Connie Rochelle Morris Christopher James James Edward Roop N. Kent St. Extended Roop Minnie Kathren Keith Sam Yoder Crescent Drive Jeffrey Keith Yoder Esta Marie Moreland

May Is Older Americans Month Observances Highlight

May Is Older American's Month as prepared by Ethel Grubbs VPI Extension Specialist emphasizes involving older people in activities and community life. The piece notes larger aging population by 2000, benefits of education, media exposure, and planning for retirement, with quotes from Dr. Carol Eisdorfer and Maggie Kuhn on engagement, health, and social contribution.

Ethel Grubbs VPI Carol Eisdorfer Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences University of Washington School of Medicine Seattle Maggie Kuhn Gray Panthers

Should College Be Nearby or Far From Home

Advice column from The Winchester Evening Star discusses whether a daughter should attend college near home or far away. It weighs independence gains from going away against readiness and parental dynamics, urging the family to assess autonomy, motives, and involve the daughter in a joint decision. Readers may write to Dr. Brown for general guidance.

Brown Winchester Evening Star N. Kent St Winchester

Supreme Court lets stand pregnancy discrimination ruling

The Supreme Court declined to hear Martin Sweets Co. appeal, keeping the Sixth Circuit ruling that unmarried workers cannot be fired for pregnancy as illegal sex discrimination under the Civil Rights Act. Rose Jacobs received back pay of 7500 dollars as part of the decision. The court also upheld driver license suspension without a hearing in Illinois and rejected Wild Jr.'s bid to block prosecution for illegal corporate contributions to Sen. Sam Nunn.

Washington Supreme Court Martin Sweets Co Louisville Rose M. Jacobs Sixth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals Circuit Court Miss Jacobs Illinois Gulf Oil Claude C. Wild Jr Georgia Sam Nunn Wild

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