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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1973

Page

8

Groundbreaking for Braddock Street Church Sanctuary

Construction starts on Braddock Street United Methodist Church new sanctuary in Winchester with over 500 attendees at the 11 a.m. ground breaking. Work is scheduled to take about 16 months at Wolfe and S Washington Streets site. Contractor is Howard Shockey and Sons Inc, total cost 658600 dollars.

Patty Donnelly Braddock Street United Methodist Church Robert J. Donnelly Patty S. Braddock St Winchester Wolfe and S. Washington Sts Howard Shockey and Sons, Inc

Grand Event draws over 200 in Winchester preservation drive

Preservation of Historic Winchester hosted a Grand Event at Glen Burnie with more than 200 attendees. Highlights included Square dance by Chuck Crim and the Apple Jacks and Jills, a Punch and Judy puppet show by John and Margie Lewis, Shenandoah Conservatory performers, and an auction raising funds for PHW projects.

Winchester Glen Burnie Chuck Crim Herbert Smoke John Margie Lewis Shenandoah Conservatory of Music

Environmental Education Workshops Planned by Park Service

Three free Environmental Education Workshops for teachers are sponsored by the National Park Service in Shenandoah National Park. Sessions occur September 15 at Dickey Ridge Visitor Center and October 5 and 12 at Big Meadows Visitor Center with 9 30 a m to 3 30 p m times. Participants should bring lunch wear outdoor clothing and contact Shenandoah National Park in Luray Virginia 22835 by the Thursday before the chosen date to attend.

National Park Service Shenandoah National Park Dickey Ridge Front Royal Big Meadows Harry F. Byrd, Sr Luray Virginia

Winchester business leader Paul Plumly dies at 78

Paul Plumly longtime director for the National Hardwood Lumber Association and civic figure in Winchester died after a lengthy illness. He served as vice president in 1966 and helped reorganize the Winchester Gun Club in 1952. Survived by widow Anna Norris two sons Park and Don and several siblings. Funeral tomorrow 11 a.m. at Jones Funeral Home with burial at Mount Hebron Cemetery. The family will receive friends tonight 7:30 to 9.

National Hardwood Lumber Association National Lumber Exporters Association Winchester Memorial Hospital Winchester Gun Club Stephenson The Elks Moose Veterans of Foreign Wars Winchester Country Club Atlantis Golf Club Atlantis Fla Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church Anna C. Norris Park Don P.W. Plumly Winchester Robert E. Dulaney Washington Ruth Marguurite McConaughy Columbus Ohio Helen Marie Parsons Lester Wayne Plumly Alexandria Walter Dean Plumly Kansas City Herman Ross Plumly Jones Funeral Home

Library Service to Be Topic at Handley Library Meeting

Public library service in Planning District VII is set for discussion at Handley Library Winchester at 7 30 p m Tuesday Sept 18. State Librarian Donald R Haynes will headline a Virginia Library Association event promoting local library development with speakers from Handley and Samuels libraries.

District VII Handley Library Winchester Donald R. Haynes Virginia Library Association Percy Rodgers Samuels Library Board Front Royal Charles Dick Handley Library Board Richard Miller Gary Graham Samuels Library Virginia State Library Richmond

Frederick County Youth Fair Ends After Run Totals Due

Officials estimate about 10,000 people attended the week long Frederick County Youth Fair which officially ended Saturday night. Final financial reports and award tallies will take days, but organizers say this was the most successful fair since 1969 with exhibits nearly doubling from last year and high participant numbers.

Frederick County

Winchester Citizens Gather for All-America City Nomination

The city recognizes the All-America City nomination honors citizen efforts over government. The Chamber leads the project with strong backing from groups such as the Winchester Retail Merchants Assn and Preservation of Historic Winchester, with 2 000 to 3 000 people involved in the decade-long plan. Three individuals named as leaders are Richard J. Martin, Ray Jennings, and Irvin Shendon.

Seldon Chamber Ferguson Winchester Winchester Retail Merchants Assn Loudoun St. Mall Winchester Parking Authority Frederick County Winchester Jaycees Winchester Rotary Club Chamber of Commerce Winchester Planning Commission Winchester Council of Garden Clubs Ray Jennings Preservation of Historic Winchester, Inc Irvin Shendon Downtown

Apple Growers Meet Tonight in Winchester

Area apple growers will meet in Winchester this evening at 8 o clock. John N Parker director of commodities and marketing for the Virginia Farm Bureau Federation will conduct the session attended by growers from New York and Michigan.

Winchester American Farm Bureau Federation Winchester Cold Storage John N. Parker Virginia Farm Bureau Federation New York Michigan

Frederick County Board weighs light policy and zoning items

The board will discuss repealing the street light requirement and billing Green Acres residents for county funded lights. Clarke County dumping request may be refused. An additional office space for Judge Simpson and rezoning reviews for Senseny Road near Fairway Estate are on the agenda along with five subdivision plats and a joint work session date with the planning commission.

Frederick Ronalds Green Acres Benjamin M. Butler Carlin L. Smith Lester A. Elliott Senseny Rd Fairway Estate Planning Commission Shawnee Land Stonebrook Farms Oak Hill Hendrick Lots Fredericktowne

Three Die In Shenandoah Valley Crashes In Route Style Summary

Shenandoah County authorities reported the death of 18 year old Jerry Evy after a northbound Rt. 11 motorcycle collision with a 1965 Dodge. The driver of the Dodge faced warrants and was being sought by law enforcement. Later, Allen Knotts 21 of Gore and John Kassel 26 of Midland were treated at Winchester Memorial Hospital after separate crashes on Rt. 50 and Rt. 50 with injuries ranging from abrasions to scalp lacerations. Additional accident details note a Stephens City man uninjured after his car overturned on Rt. 277, and multiple other injuries from crashes near Winchester and Front Royal. Police logged several two car collisions with varying damage and charges for careless or reckless driving.

Shenandoah County Jerry Alan Evy Rt. 2 Mt. Jackson Rt. 11 C. B. Snyder Allen Ray Knotts Gore Winchester Memorial Hospital Rt. 50 Winchester J. S. Conner Knotts John E. Kassel Midland J. R. Huffman Kassel Huffman Stephen Scothorn Stephens City J. W. Detrick Detrick Scothorn Rt. 277 Doris Hockman Cindy Stickel Ridgeway W. Va Rt. 522 William Lyle Bull Cork St Jane Sandridge Athens Genn Cork Loudoun Sts Front Royal Russell E. Rutherford N. Royal Ave Fairview Ave Benjamin R. Jenkins Ralph C. Buracker, Jr Dorothy M. Mathews Strasburg

Night Registration at Lord Fairfax Community College

Lord Fairfax Community College offers night registration on Wednesday from 5 to 8 p.m. for the Fall Quarter. Walk in first come, first served, with in state tuition 75 dollars full-time or 6.25 per credit. out of state 250 dollars full-time or 21 per credit. Classes begin Oct 1. Bookstore open during registration hours. Admissions Office 869-1120.

Lord Fairfax Community College

Skylab 2 crew resumes 12 hour research push

Space Center Houston reports Skylab 2 astronauts, after Sunday experiments, will spend 12 hours on further scientific work today. In Detroit, United Auto Workers leaders say Chrysler contract may not extend past Friday midnight unless a near term agreement is reached by Tuesday.

Detroit United Auto Workers Chrysler Corp

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