Virginia Jaycees Promote Leadership and Community Involvement
Virginia Jaycees Week of Concern urges men aged 18 to 35 to join and lead in civic projects. Ty Strout cites leadership training and community development as key aims, noting benefits for individuals and firms. Contact local chapters and chapter leaders for details.
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Pat Robinson
Commonwealth
Strout
Virginia
John Ben Sheppard
U.S. Jaycee
Virginia Jaycees
Aylor FFA Plans for Coming Year Activities
The Robert E. Aylor Junior High FFA Chapter in Stephens City with 93 members plans a busy year. Officers Harmon Brumback president Donald Robinson vice president Jani Zirbel secretary Mark Legge treasurer Wayne Snapp sentinel and Frank Creasy reporter will lead committees through National FFA Week a spring National FFA trip state convention at Virginia Tech and leadership training. Members will compete in Federation judging contests forestry mechanics soils crops livestock and public speaking while emphasizing community service and safety to earn a Superior Chapter Award.
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Donald Robinson
Jani Zirbel
Mark Legge
Wayne Snapp
Frank Creasy
Ayler
U.S
Va. Tech
FFA
Meals on Wheels Program Planned in Winchester Area
A Neighborhood Meals on Wheels service, via Red Cross, aims to deliver nutritious hot meals daily to the aged convalescent and disabled residents of Winchester and nearby suburbs. Applications and volunteer calls go to Mrs. Jeanne Meeker. donations to Mrs. Kathryn Clark. A meeting of Meals on Wheels, Inc. is set for Oct 5 at 7 30 p.m. at Braddock Street Methodist Church.
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Red Cross
Jeanne Meeker
Kathryn Clark
Meals On Wheels, Inc
Braddock Street Methodist Church
St. Paul Ame
E.D. Johnson
Sonata Recital Sunday at Shenandoah College
A bassoon and piano recital Sunday at 8 p.m. in Armstrong Auditorium Shenandoah College features bassoonist Theodore Lapina and pianist Linda Stutzenberger performing Telemann Saint Saens Etler and Wilder sonatas. The event is free and part of Lapina's six concert series for his doctoral studies.
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Shenandoah College
Conservatory of Music
Armstrong
Theodore Lapina
Linda Stutzenberger
Telemann
Saint-Saens
Alvin Etler
Alec Wilder
Lapina
Catholic University
Hortenstine Speaks at Society’s Annual Meeting
Dr. John C. Hortenstine was the guest speaker at the society’s recent annual gathering, delivering remarks to members and attendees. Sibertright also attended.
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Sibertright
John C. Hortenstine
Hortenstine
Society
Cancer Unit Installs New Winchester Leaders at Annual Meeting
John W. Reid became president of the Winchester-Frederick County American Cancer Society unit. H E Comstock and Strother Shiley Jr were installed as first and second vice presidents with Mrs C Frank Davis secretary and Mrs John Randolph treasurer. Four new board directors joined Drs Gerald Bechamps Stuart Buchanan Joseph Deignan and Dennis Shakleford.
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John W. Reid
Winchester - Frederick County
American Cancer Society
Cancer Fund
Gary
H. E. Comstock
Strother Shiley, Jr
C. Frank Davis
John Randolph
Gerald J. Bechamps
Stuart Buchanan
Joseph Deignan
Dennis Shakleford
John C. Hortenstine
Winchester Memorial Hospital
M. E. Royster
Winchester Evening Star
Winc Radio
TV Cable
Whpl Radio
Pilot Club
Gary Sibert
Eugene Comstock
Turner Locke
Crusade
Henry Kern, Jr
City
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