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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1977

Page

6

Shenandoah Valley Bank Promotes Edgar W. Lacy III

Edgar W. Lacy III is promoted to Vice President of Richmond based First & Merchants Corporation after rising in retail marketing and sales development since 1972. He and wife Linda Woodall have two children and attend First Presbyterian Church in Richmond.

Richmond First & Merchants Corporation Edgar W. Lacy Winchester Christchurch Hampden-Sydney College Bank Marketing Association School of Bank Linda Woodall First Presbyterian Church In Lacy E.W. Lacy, Jr South Stewart Street

Realtors donate to Red Cross for April flood relief

The Virginia Association of Realtors gave 5170.96 dollars to the Appalachian Division of the American National Red Cross. VAR President James H McMullin presented the check to H. Jerry Spruell. Total Realtor contributions reach 5770.96 dollars as the Make America Better Committee backs Virginians who lost homes and businesses in the April 4 flood.

Virginia Association of Realtor VAR Appalachian American National Red Cross Virginia James H McMullin H. Jerry Spruell Appalachian Division The Red Cross Make America

Front Royal Plans New Savings and Loan Office

Front Royal prepares to launch Front Royal Savings and Loan Association with eight partners led by Ronald S. Gilliam. They seek SCC and FDIC charter approval in about 15 months and plan to raise capital to 1.25 million dollars from 300000, aiming for 300 to 400 stockholders by November 14. Location eyed at Sixth Street and Commerce Avenue with contact number 635-7572.

Front Royal Front Royal Savings and Loan Association Samuel J. Baggarly Frank H. Brumback Kent E. Koons Francis D. Hall Ronald S. Gilliam W. J. Gilliam Arnold M. Williams David L. Vines Ronald Gilliam State Corporation Commission Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Savings and Loan SCC Gilliam Front Royal Savings and Loan Warren County First Federal Sixth St Commerce Ave

Bemis executive named to top development post

Glenn Lineburg is promoted to vice president of the New Business Development and Technology Division at Bemis Company in Minneapolis where he also serves as division director. He previously led marketing at Curwood in New London Wisconsin and joined Bemis in 1975 as director of new ventures. He became director of the division in 1976 and is a Winchester native and Virginia Tech chemical engineering graduate.

Shenandoah Valley National Bank H. Glenn Twigg, Jr Commercial Loan Department Roger Crihfield Twigg Cumberland Maryland Shepherd College Shepherdstown West Virginia SVNB Boise Cascade Kitchen Cabinet Division Minneapolis Glenn Lineburg Bemis Company, Inc Lineburg Curwood, Inc Bemis New London Wis New Ventures Winchester Virginia Polytechnical Institute Virginia S. Miller The Commercial and Savings Bank Weems Lane Frederick A. Board C&s Dianna Clevenger Kernstown Senseng Road Miller

Carter delays tax program as White House reassesses policy

President Carter postpones final decisions on his tax reform plan to next year to assess budget effects after Congress tackles Social Security and energy measures. Treasury chief Blumenthal says the delay allows a complete review and possible revisions, including reconsideration of capital gains tax repeal. The move comes as stock markets rebound after dipping below 800 and as Social Security tax increases advance in Congress.

New York White House Carter Congress Treasury Michael Blumenthal New York Times Blumenthal Middle East House Senate

Smithfield Foods reports higher quarterly sales and income

Smithfield Foods Inc reports net income of 310000 dollars or 12 cents a share for the quarter ended October 2 1977 up from 211000 dollars or 8 cents a share a nine month net of 1347000 dollars or 52 cents per share versus 493000 dollars or 19 cents in 1976. Sales in Q3 1977 were 36462000 dollars up from 34975000. Luter cites higher costs, notes weaker profits at Smithfield Packing while Family Fish Houses shows strong gains. Company says it is discussing possible sale of Fish House restaurant unit.

Luter Smithfield Packing Company

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