Lung Cancer Detection Clinic Aims at High Risk Men
The American Cancer Society plans a week long pilot lung cancer detection clinic for Winchester and Frederick County men over 40 who smoke a pack daily. The program includes X rays, questionnaires, and education to identify early precancerous lung disease and gauge broader usefulness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Cancer Society
Health Department On
Commerce St
Joseph Deignan
United States
U.S
Virginia Schneider
Area Cancer Society
City Pupils Enjoy Chekhov One-Act The Marriage Proposal
Elementary students in Winchester attended a week long drama program by Wayside Theatre actors from Middletown. The Marriage Proposal by Anton Chekhov was staged in a multi purpose room at Virginia Avenue School with titles noting Title I project Drama as Communication. The performance featured questions from students and improvisations showing universal themes of family happiness and human relations. Follow up sessions will be held in John Kerr Elementary and Quarles schools with additional evening shows for parents funded by local donations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Slaver
Wayside Foundation For the Arts
Virginia Avenue
Wayside Theatre
Middletown
Winchester City
Slaver
Anton Chekhov
Bill Wiley
Gary Filsinger
Penny Lynn White
Virginia Avenue School
John Kerr Elementary School
John Kerr Middle School
Quarles
John Kerr Elementary
Title I
Revenue Sharing Challenged as Risky by Congressman
REMINGTON Virginia Representative J Kenneth Robinson called Congress revenue-sharing legislation a risky adventure for taxpayers while supporting the concept of sharing federal revenue with states and localities. He warned the proposal would worsen the deficit and create a large federal debt, noting the plan would impose no annual review and would not align with revenue expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Remington
J. Kenneth Robinson
Congress
Robinson
Remington- Bealeton Lions Club
Virginia House
Winchester School Board names Planning Council for quality standards
The Winchester School Board appointed a Planning Council to direct changes under Virginia Standards of Quality including adding a public kindergarten in 1974 75. Johnson projected staff duties to meet standards and urged commitment from Legislature boards and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
General Assembly For
Virginia
Jacob L. Johnson
Johnson
Parker to Address Ruritans at Clarke County Club Meeting
Dr. Robert P. Parker, president of Shenandoah College, will speak at the Clarke County Ruritan Club meeting Wednesday at 7 p.m. at the Episcopal Parish House in Boyce. Dinner will be served by the women of the White Post Methodist Church. Parker's education includes Roanoke’s Jefferson High School 1934, Randolph-Macon BA 1938, Yale Divinity School B D 1942, Randolph-Macon D D honorary 1960, UVa MEd 1966. He has taught at Randolph-Macon College, pastored Virginia churches, led Randolph-Macon Academy in Front Royal 1965, and Shenandoah College since 1969.
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Robert P. Parker
Shenandoah College
Clarke County Ruritan Club
Episcopal Parish
Boyce
Methodist Church
White Post
Parker
Jefferson Senior High School
Roanoke
Randolph-Macon College
Yale Divinity School
University of Virginia
Virginia
Randolph Macon Academy
Front Royal
Shenandoah College and
Conservatory of Music
Thin chromium plating limits gloss and durability
The article notes chromium layers on cars and appliances are only a few millionths of an inch thick. A polished layer must remain thin to prevent flaking of the fragile metal.
Virginia TV Cable Assn Opens Two Day Meeting in Win
The Virginia TV Cable Association begins a two day meeting in Win with a 12 30 p m luncheon at Duff s Rebel Restaurant. Ed ward J Brown chief of the Licensing and Authorizations Unit of the Cable Television Bureau is principal speaker at 2 30 p m. Delmer C Ports Lee G Lovett Farris S Anderson and Carol Paquette are listed for speeches and a 6 45 p m banquet. Tomorrow features an 8 30 a m breakfast and 9 15 a m business session ending by 11 30 a m.
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Duff's Rebel Restaurant
Virginia TV Cable Association
Winchester
Stewart Bell, Jr
Edward J. Brown
Cable Television Bureau
Delmer C. Ports
National Cable Television Association
FCC
Lee G. Lovett
Pittman, Lovett, Ford, Hennessey & White
Donald Perry & Associates
Lewis Costello
Lewis Cohen
Rush Named Fete Vice-President in Shenandoah Apple Blossom
Richard E. Rush of Ambrose Drive was appointed vice president of the Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival by Festival President Clyde A. Johnson Jr. Rush, a 32-year Potomac Edison veteran and Shenandoah Valley Amateur Radio Club president, has 20 years with the festival and serves on the Executive Committee. He is a Handley High School graduate from Winchester and has a family including Frances and two sons.
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Richard E
Dick) Rush
Ambrose Drive
Shenandoah
Clyde A
Chip) Johnson, Jr
Rush
Winchester
Handley High School
Radio Club
Potomac Edison Company
Rush Is
Edgar Rush
Frances
First United Methodist Church
Richard E. Jr
Hagerstown, Md
Edgar W
Two Injured In Winchester Vehicle Crash At Amherst Street
Two people were injured in a two vehicle crash at the corner of Amherst Street and Merrimans Lane in Winchester at 12 56 p m. Richard S Sighas of Middletown and Hazel T Coffman of Edinburg were treated and released at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Damage totaled about 2500 dollars.
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Amherst St
Merrimans Lane
Winchester
Richard S. Sighas
Middletown
Hazel T. Coffman
Edinburg
Williams to Preside Tonight at Festival of Faith
Dr. Roger Carstensen urged daily Gospel understanding at the Festival of Faith using Isaiah 52 7. Winchester Community Chorus provided music, with Rev John Morrill as presiding minister. Parks Williams, director of Christian Education at First Presbyterian Church, will preside tonight. Services broadcast on Winchester TV Channel 6 and rebroadcast on WINC at 10 p.m.
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Roger Carstensen
Carstensen
Winchester Community Chorus
John Morrill
Parks Williams
First Presbyterian Church
Winchester
Winc Radio
Camping Club Meets Tonight in Winchester
The Valley Camping and Trailer Club convenes at 7 30 this evening at the War Memorial Building Winchester. After the business session a film about a national park visit will be shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Valley Camping and Trailer Club
War Memorial
Winchester
National Park
Hospital Releases Dorsey Tupper and Others After Accident
Dorsey Tupper, injured Friday night in an Rt. 522 auto crash, was released from Winchester Memorial Hospital. Larry Duncan, also hurt, remained in the ICU with conditions listed as satisfactory. Steve Seldon, the third occupant, was treated and released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tupper Dorsey
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Larry Duncan
Steve Seldon
Henry to Speak at Salvation Army Revival
Brigadier James Henry, described as a top Salvation Army speaker, will open revival services tomorrow at 7 30 p m in the Salvation Army Chapel. The event is open to the public and Henry is a sought evangelist. In Berryville the Clarke County Titles Parent Advisory Committee meets Wednesday at 7 30 p m at the Adult Education Center with a program being arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Henry
Salvation Army
Henry
Berryville
Clarke County Titles
Robinson School Evacuated After Bomb Threat
Winchester police evacuated Robinson School on Roosevelt Blvd after a young male caller warned of a bomb set to go off at 10. The building was searched by police and fire personnel. nothing was found and students returned to class as detectives continue the investigation.
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Winchester
Robinson School
Roosevelt Blvd
Attorney Is Named for Feathers Feathers Case in Frederick County
Judge David Simpson appointed an attorney for Donald Feathers the fifth suspect in the September 19 break in at the C Edward Shirley property. Feathers arrested in Stephenson by Investigator Carroll Mauck and Deputy Harry Richards. held on 10000 bond for breaking and entering and grand larceny. Earlier arrests include Ronald Feathers Gladys Feathers Walter Malone and Bobby Lee Malone. Simpson scheduled Feathers hearing for October 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
David Simpson
Donald Feathers
C. Edward Shirley
Frederick County School Board reviews preliminary sketches
The board examined sketches from Hayes Seay Mattern Mattern for Apple Pie Ridge Elementary School and for renovations and an addition to James Wood High School. Superintendent Wright said drawings will go to the state for approval within two weeks and financing plans for the county program are being developed. The new Bus Shop should be finished by November 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Hayes, Seay Mattern & Mattern
Roanoke
Apple Pie Ridge
James Wood High School
Melton F. Wright
Department of School
Virginia State Department For Education
Wright
James Wood
Zero Milestone Marker at White House Establishes National Distances
A marker located just south of the White House in Washington marks the starting point for all U.S. national highways. Distances in the country are measured from this zero milestone.
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White House
Washington
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Marvin C. Gore
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Gary Sibert
Mildred Lauck
H.E. Comstock
TV Cable Assn
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Shenandoah Valley
Dick Rush
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Betty White
Murat Williams
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