Winchester Fall Yearling Sale boosts prices despite fewer consignments
Prices rose at yesterday's Winchester Fall Yearling Sale at Farmers Livestock Exchange while consignments were down about 50 percent. Steers averaged 29.59 per hundredweight and 221.96 per head as total 926 head grossed 203,632 dollars. Top Angus pen sold for 33.75 per head, purchased by Amos Stoltzfus. Homer Ackley led buyers with 110 head for 25,311.26 dollars. Consignments came from Virginia and West Virginia counties. sale manager was P. T. McIntire.
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Winchester
Farmers Livestock Exchange
Amos Stoltzfus
Intercourse
Homer Ackley
Chillicothe
Ohio
Clarke
Fauquier
Loudoun
Frederick
Page
Rappahannock
Fairfax
Shenandoah
Virginia
Jefferson
Berkeley
West Virginia
P. T. McIntire
Clarke County
John T. Wolfe
Ned Conklin
Jack Brown
William and Mary students protest delay in rights statement
About 150 students walked out of the opening convocation at the College of William and Mary to protest the delay in publishing a final Statement on student rights. Dr. Davis Y. Paschall spoke on hearing provisions while the board had drafted and revised the document two years earlier without release. The protest was led by the Student Action Movement, which also pushes for greater Negro enrollment and coed freedom. Summer chipmunk caches food in its burrow, noting other wildlife activity.
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Student Action Movement
Exquisite monogram patterns and needlecraft catalog offer
Wee Bros promotes personalized linens and accessories with tutorials for monogram stitches. Includes Pattern 7377 and multiple craft books priced at 50 cents each, plus mail order details to Alice Brooks at New York address. catalogue promises 40 pages and over 200 designs for knit crochet embroidery and quilts.
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Alice Brooks
Winchester Evening Star
Needlecraft Dept
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N. Y
Needlecraft
Hints From Heloise Eyebrow Dye Trick and Quick Fixes
Hints from Heloise share tips on eyebrow dye using a cut mascara brush to keep dye from skin, hemming summer receiving blankets into curtains, sewing torn jersey lingerie edges, and quick hair drying tricks with plastic curlers. Also includes a light poem about towels and a note on finishing touches for hair sets.
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Heloise
Margie
Gals
James Wood DE Club Plans 1969 70 Year
Susan Haines, president, and Steve Feltner review plans for the 1969 70 distributive education year. The program trains students for employment in retail, wholesale, and service fields, blending classroom study with on the job experience.
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Susan Haines
James Wood Distributive Education Club
Steve Feltner
DE Enrollment Hits All Time High at James Wood
The James Wood Distributive Education program enters its 17th year with an all time high of 100 students in the 10th 11th and 12th grades. James Biddle coordinator says 38 local businesses are participating the most ever. 68 students work in Winchester and Frederick County 32 are in the DEI Preparatory program. In 1970 71 DE I will be renamed Fundamentals of Distribution DE II Studies in Marketing and DE III Advanced Studies in Marketing.
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James Wood
James Biddle
James Wood High School
Biddle
Winchester
Frederick County
DE I
Frederick Co
George H. Garber
Garber
American Independent Party
P.O. Box
Philip W
Mellwee
Treas
Panel says Tate slayings likely by multiple killers
A three member panel including two psychiatrists and a psychologist concludes the August 9 Tate murder at Bel Air involved more than one killer and that drugs played a role. Coroner Noguchi noted possible ritual links but said a single killer is unlikely.
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Los Angeles
Sharon Tate
Bel Air
Thomas Noguchi
Noguchi
Miss Tate
Roman Polansky
Jay Sebring
Abigail Folger
Woitych Frokowski
Stephen Parent
Frederick Hacker
Robert Littman
Norman Farberow
Clarke County Raritan Club Picnic Update
The Clarke County Raritan Club plans a family picnic at the Horse Show grounds on Wednesday at 7 p.m. Each family should bring a covered dish while the club provides beef barbecue and beverages. The club also voted to donate $300 to Nelson County flood victims.
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Berryville
Clarke County
Grand Jury Returns Six Indictments In Winchester Case
A Winchester Corporation Court grand jury returned six indictments. William Lee Clifford 47 of N Kent St faces a Aug 23 shooting at Royal Summers Liberty Ave Summers treated at Winchester Memorial Hospital for buckshot injuries Clifford free on $500 bond. Clarence Sherman 24 of 222 E Baker St and Douglas Howe 24 of 204 E Fairfax Lane face separate Aug 19 20 break-ins at Swimley Furniture Store and Winchester Feed and Seed with intent to commit larceny. David Leonard Adams 29 of Newburg W Va charged with Aug 9 auto larceny from Jean Milton 124 W Fairfax Lane.
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Winchester Corporation Court
William Lee Clifford
Royal Summers
Liberty Ave
Clifford
N. Kent St
Summers
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Clarence Victor Sherman
E. Baker Sr
Douglas Allen Howe
E. Fairfax Lane
Swimley Furniture Store, Inc
E. Piccadilly St
Winchester Feed & Seed Company, Inc
David Leonard Adams
Newburg
W.va
Jean S. Milton
W. Fairfax Lane
Islamic Architecture Features and Motifs
Islamic architecture often shows elaborate stone ornament, brilliant glazed tiles, and marble paneling. Human or animal figures are almost never depicted in mosque design.
First Time Donors Boost Red Cross Bloodmobile Totals
During the September Winchester visit the Red Cross Bloodmobile collected 153 pints. 16 deferred and 41 gave blood for the first time. Co chairs Arthur Jolliffe and Gunter Krueger thanked supporters from six Frederick County Raritan Clubs. The next Bloodmobile stop is October 28 sponsored by the Winchester Rotary Club.
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Red Cross Bloodmobile
Frederick County
Arthur Jolliffe
Gunter Krueger
Winchester
Constitution Week Proclaimed in Winchester
Mayor William M. Battalie proclaims Constitution Week in Winchester from Sept 16 to 23 50. The observance follows a national resolution sponsored by William F. Knowland and adopted by the Senate on Aug 2 1956. It honors the Constitution adopted Sept 17 1787 and ratified June 21 1788 with effect March 4 1789.
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William M. Battalie
Winchester
William F. Knowland
Senate
United States
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Bell Clothing
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Grand Union
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Valley Ave
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