Wilkins to Speak at Veterans Day Ceremony in Winchester
James R. Wilkins will be principal speaker at the Veterans Day Memorial Service sponsored by the Winchester Veterans Council Monday at 10 30 a m at Sam Preston Field or War Memorial Building if rain. The program includes the Handley High School Band and the laying of the wreath by Minnie Miller. The council urges area residents to display flags.
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James R. Wilkins
Winchester Veteran's Council
Winchester Recreation Park
Sam Preston Field
War Memorial Building
Dudley G. Reynolds
Conrad Hoover
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Mosby Barracks
Handley High School
Warren L. Reeves
Stephens City Methodist Church
Winchester
William M. Battaile
Wilkins
Reeves
Reynolds
Winchester Veteran’s Council
Corps of Engineers
Air Force
Shenandoah College and Conservatory of Music
College
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Wilkins Development Corporation
Wilkins Shoe Center Stores
Commercial & Savings Bank
Old Dominion Savings and Loan
Winchester - Frederick County
Four Missing Since Sunday Rescued by Coast Guard
Two men and their young sons, reported missing since Sunday on a fishing trip, were rescued Wednesday at Cape Lookout near Morehead City, North Carolina, by the Coast Guard. The incident underscores a weekend search operation and successful recovery of the party.
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Coast Guard
Morehead City
N.C
Cape Lookout
Foat Coast Guard
Sta
Fort Macon
Hatteras
Early
Hatteras Inlet
Connally Says Surcharge to Stay a While
Treasury Secretary Connally says the 10 percent surcharge on imports may remain for more than a year as the balance of payments deficit is reduced. He adds the surcharge is temporary and the U S will push for fair trading and a new world currency structure while restoring a monetary system that ensures equal opportunity.
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San Francisco
Treasury
John B. Connally
Connally
American Bankers Association
United States
Nixon
United States of America
Public Hearing on Zoning Map Amendment Winchester Virginia
Citizens of Winchester urged to attend a 7 30 P M hearing November 9 1971 at Rouss City Hall Council Chamber to voice views on Article 4 zoning changes affecting Bellview Avenue Paper Mill Road and Valley Avenue areas. Copies of the map and ordinance available in Room 207. B M Perrero Clerk. Elwood L Moore RA 44080982 Fort Meade Maryland defendant.
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Winchester
M-1
Paper Mill
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Wesley United Methodist Church
Fossen St
Ed Garrett
Emmett Early
Vienna
Derry
Edward R. Bevis
Alexandria
Eddie
Atlantic
Fort Macon Coast Guard Station
Frankfort
Kentucky
Winchester Evening Star
Frederick County
Virginia
Jeraldine Virginia Moore
Elwood L. Moore
U.S. Army
Ft. Meade
Maryland
George B. Whitacre
Harrison and Johnston
Attorneys At Law
East
Boscawen Street
Billy Tisinger
Melvin Boone, Sr
Electrolux Sales & Service
Millwood Ave
Aluminum
Apts
DIAL
Carl Frye
Valley Ave
MR. (Gee
Gregory’s Inc
Bayliss, Jr
Stephens City
Norman WN. Weisman
Browntown Road
Front Royal
Clarke County
Inwood
Misc. Real
James R. Wilkins, Inc
Senseny Road
Ior
Call Wilkin’s Development Corp
Arizona Sunsites
Leicester Street
Robert Jones
Ed L. Molden
Call
Misc
Televisions
C-O
Star Office
PINE
DODGE
Chrysler
S. Braddock St
Berryville
Kenneth Henry
East Cecil
Hiett
Kernstown
Shannon Discount House
E. Piccadilly St
Route 50
Call Echol’s Brothers, Inc
Staunton
C.B. Radio and TV
C.B
F.C.C
Cross Junction
Lake Holiday Estates
Craven Edwards
Jim Lofton
Star
Nichols
Brucetown
Stormy
Ford Tractors
Braithwaite
Elliott Bros
West
Cline’s
Clearbrook
Aaotor
Lonnie Combs Garage
Woodland Avenue
Dick’s Hollow Road
Daniel James Wehrheim
Dariene Haddock
William Kenneth Haddock, Jr
Shenandoah Apple Co-Operative, Inc
Wonder Paint Company
Fairfax Lane
G.c. Carter
Kibler’s
Route 50 West
Ironings
Sewing Machine Repair and Service Co
C.L. Nelson
Singer
Conservatory
Revelon
Wella
A Valley
Dacron
Sears Oil Furnace
BTU
Black & White
Apt. No. 1
Fairmont Ave
Sporting Goods
OLDS
The
Salvation Army
Kathryn Williams
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