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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1962
Page
11
A reader asks if wives still wake early to cook, Abby jokes 7 percent, discusses an honor system in schools, a second shift mother, and a Catholic correction about confession.
A fragment notes a stamped envelope addressed to Ab and a mailing box 3365 in Beverly Hills California, implying a correspondence or delivery instruction.
Judy Wolfe of the United Church of Christ was elected president at a Winchester Christian Youth meeting. Ronnie Gore, Sandy Ritter, Darlene Himes, and Joyce Miller were chosen for vice president recording secretary corresponding secretary and treasurer roles respectively. Committees named include Activity Worship Publicity Typing with listed members.
Winners of Wednesday night duplicate bridge at the Winchester Golf Club were Mr and Mrs Thomas G Scully. Second place went to Mrs H H Bowers and Mrs A W Kinney with Mr and Mrs Lewis Hyde third. Next match moves to George Washington Hotel Wednesday.
The Shenandoah County Concert Band under Harold T. Barber Jr. will hold an organization meeting and rehearsal at Emmanuel Episcopal Church Wednesday at 7 30 p m The band draws adult men and women from Shenandoah County and nearby areas and is being used jointly by Rotary Clubs of Woodstock Strasburg and New Market This concert band will play concerts only and information can be obtained at the Wednesday meeting
Seven members including M. E. McAleer Edwin E. Rothgeb Paul Black Arthur L. Yates David B. Coffman L J Shandleson and John R. Hudson named to Luary Zoning Committee. Shandleson and Hudson are town council members. Mayor Fred C. Walker says the board will assist the town council on future planning and zoning questions.
Richmond report shows rabies case counts in Virginia declined during the first nine months of the year versus the same period last year. Health officials emphasize continued vigilance and vaccination efforts to prevent outbreaks.
Retired Maj. Gen. Eric Fisher Wood, a founder of the American Legion in Paris in 1919, died Thursday after a long illness. He was an architect who designed public buildings, schools, hospitals and bridges.
Dr. Lorin Thompson told the Governor's Committee on Youth that Virginia will have about 1,300,000 people aged 10 to 24 by 1970, over 300,000 more than now, while Gerald Quirk of the Employment Commission reported a 5.5 percent high school dropout rate in the past year.
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