Warren Board Approves Cost Sharing Plan for Northwestern College
The Warren County Board of Supervisors endorsed a formula for eight subdivisions to share college costs. Fauquier would pay 21.6 percent, Frederick 18.1 percent, Shenandoah 15.5 percent, Warren 12 percent, and Page 11 percent of each $100,000 needed, based on population, true tax value, and school age population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern Community College
E. T. Bromfield
Warren County Board
Fauquier County
Faucquier
Fauquier
Frederick
Shenandoah County
Warren County
Page County
Organization Meeting Set For Economics Course
C F Germelman Sr, chair of the Winchester Frederick County Chamber of Commerce Economic Understanding Committee, announced an organization meeting for all interested in pursuing an economics course at 7 30 p m next Wednesday in the George Washington Hotel. The 10 session discussion course targets 14 to 20 participants with leader guides and 10 booklets. Men and women are invited to attend the organization meeting on Sept 6 without obligation. enrollment does not require Chamber membership.
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C. F. Germelman, Sr
Winchester-Frederick County
Akhe
Saba
Antwel
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
Germelman
Chamber
Winchester Clarke and Rappahannock Counties Share College Costs
Winchester would bear 10.9 percent of each $100,000 needed for the college. Clarke County would pay 6.8 percent, and Rappahannock County 4.1 percent. Population figures, true tax totals, and school-age counts accompany each county’s share.
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Winchester
Clarke County
Rappahannock County
Driving Dramatizes Highway Safety Week Mock Accident
A mock crash staged by the Hoppers Auto Club on War Plaza lot aimed to deter drunk driving and careless cycling during Highway Safety Week. Volunteers acted as victims as the Winchester Rescue Squad offered first aid, underscoring local traffic safety messages proclaimed by Vice-Mayor Stewart Bell Jr.
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Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad
Tommy Welch
Hoppers Auto Club
War Plaza
Hoppers Auto Club, Inc
Winchester
Hoppers
Stewart Bell, Jr
Winchester Educational Forum Opens 1967 Dues Drive
The Winchester Educational Forum will meet September 11 at 7 30 p m in Handley High School cafeteria. The session aims to approve a two thirds vote on a by laws change and collect $1 dues for the year.
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Winchester Educational Forum
Handley High School
City Enrollment Dips From Last Year on First Day
City total enrollment yesterday reached 2,863, down 20 from last year on the first day of school. Virginia Avenue rose to 540 students from 508, Handley High stood at 1,196 with 1,045 in high school and 151 in special education, and Quarles Elementary fell to 427 from 443 as John Kerr declined to 313 from 340.
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Jacob L. Johnson
Virginia Avenue
John Kerr
Quarles
Handley High School
Handley
Ntchester — Intermediate School
Virginia Avenue School
CCHS Band Seeks $1000 for Uniforms and Instruments
Clarke County Band Boosters announce more than $1000 remains to fund uniforms for the CCHS band. Directors note World War II surplus instruments need replacement, with new gear costing about $15,000. The School Board contribution is limited, and boosters plan monthly meetings with new officers leading efforts.
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Berryville
Clarke County Band Boosters Committee
Purcellville
James Coffelt
Dr Landes opens dermatology office in city
Dr Harold Brian Landes opens a dermatology practice at 133 W. Boscawen St. A London native living in the U.S. since 1939, he holds degrees from Antioch Cornell and Western Reserve University. He trained at University of Virginia and University Hospital of Cleveland. He is married to Judith Ann Myers with two children, living at 301 George St.
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Harold Brian Landes
W. Boscawen St
Landes
London
England
U.S
Antioch College
Yellow Springs
Ohio
Cornell University
Western Reserve University
Cleveland
University of Virginia Hospital
Charlottesville
University Hospital of
City Turns Down No Strike Pledge
Chesapeake officials rejected a no strike pledge from fired workers seeking re employment with a grievance panel union dues checkoff budget hearing representation and guaranteed just cause. The dispute followed bricks thrown at city workers. Governor Godwin defended convict labor as legal and in the public interest.
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Chesapeake
Neal Windley
Harold L. Bohlinger
Laborers International Union of North America
AFL
CIO
Lloyd One
H E
Melvin R. Radin
Sander
Godwin
Pubic Works
Lewis Z. Johnston
LIU
Julian F. Carper
Virginia State Apl,cio
Tidewater
Virginia General Assembly
Highland Crusade Evangelist Rev Richard Little at Winslow church
Evangelistic Crusade will be held at Highland Memorial Presbyterian Church in Winsch ester from Sunday through September 10. Rev Richard H Little of Richmond will be the evangelist for the series of services. He is a Davidson College graduate with a 1958 Union Theological Seminary B D and has pastored in Newport News and served as moderator of Norfolk Presbytery. He resigned in 1965 to pursue fulltime evangelistic work and has led crusades and Bible conferences across the Presbyterian General Assembly. He is married with two children and lives in Richmond. Services are Sundays at 11 am and 7 30 pm and weekday evenings at 7 30 with sacred music.
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Highland Memorial Presbyterian Church
Winschester
Bruce A. Macbeth
Highland
Richard H. Little
Richmond
Little
Davidson College
North Carolina
Union Theological Seminary
Lancaster Theological Seminary
Lancaster
Parkview Presbyterian Church
Newport News
Virginia
Norfolk
Assembly of the Presbyterian Church
United States
Pilots urged to greet each other during Labor Day
Winchester officials press aviation safety milestone as Governor Godwin and Mayor Battaile praise private pilots. They urge a nod to fellow aviators over Labor Day by flashing SOS style Morse code three blinks to acknowledge shared safety achievements.
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Winchester
William M. Battaile
Battaile
Miles E. Godwin
Godwin
Beekeeper Faces Fine After 19 Hives Found
Longmont Colorado inspector Earl Richardson investigated a bee complaint at a residence and returned with a stung nose. He found 19 hives in the backyard, 15 more than the legal limit, prompting regulatory action.
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Longmont
Colo
Earl Richardson
Winchester United Fund Campaign names Jones Vice-Chairman
Charles G. Jones appointed Vice-Chairman of the Winchester and Frederick County United Fund Campaign set to begin October 2. Campaign chairman George L. Riggs announced the alliance of Community Chest and Red Cross enabling a new United Fund to support the Red Cross Boy Scouts Chilten's Home Fremont Street Nursery Girl Scouts Psychiatric Clinic Salvation Army USC and Winchester.
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Charles G. Jones
Winchester
Frederick County
Community Chest
Red Cross
Win
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Star
Jim Hamilton
Vic Haines
The
Warren County Board of
CCHS
Coffelt
Band Boosters
Roberson
Pat Roberson
Carter _ Hardesty
City
Carper
Rev. Little
Highland Crusade
Rev
Richard
H, Little
Jones
United Fund Campaign
United Fund
Charles G, Jones
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