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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1977
Page
10
A Lee-Jackson program on food prices brings farmers processors retailers and economists to discuss causes and costs. Streett and Hypes present producer and processor views while Williams outlines wholesale dynamics and price trends from 1975 to 1976 with consumer impact.
Mrs Madge Bush of Safeway Stores says supermarkets are highly competitive and notes rising non food items in modern "super stores" offering 13 000 items. She explains costs behind bread and refrigeration and says grocers net about 20 cents of the grocery dollar with 1.5 percent profit.
The fourth annual Cycle-A-Thon starts at 9 a.m. from James Wood High School and ends at 4 p.m. at Apple Pie Ridge Elementary School. The 23 mile route is open to ages eight to 10, 11 to 15 and 16+. Prizes include bicycles, radios, skateboards, calculators, movie passes and food certificates. Proceeds benefit the Jaycees Christmas shopping tour and other community projects.
Roy G. Parks of Environmental Interface will join four Frederick County Board of Supervisors candidates at the noon Monday Frederick Winchester Home Builders meeting at Duff’s Rebel Restaurant. The three Stonewall District candidates are Manuel C. DeHaven R. Charles Hott and Kenneth Y. Stiles. Incumbent Thomas A. Malcolm represents Shawnee District. Parks, a Winchester area planner with degrees from the University of Virginia, has led major projects including a 200 acre development in Charlottesville and a 2,000 acre Albemarle County plan. Jim Butcher Tom Baker Bobby Haun and Kit Molden will also present updates on Winchester housing ordinances Frederick County sign rules Winchester noise ordinance and local water supply. President James R. Wilkins Sr. invites community members to attend the lunch. The Winchester Federation of the Blind marks White Cane Safety Day on Oct 15 with Amy Barnes as White Cane chair. Lois Everline, president of the Winchester chapter, invites participation in meetings at the War Memorial Building.
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