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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1973
Page
3
The State Council on Higher Education promotes two new aid plans. The Tuition Assistance Loan Program could net freshmen about 15 dollars each if all 4,000+ eligible apply. A College Scholarship Assistance Program targets need-based awards of 75,000 dollars total.
The State Highway Department approved three industrial access allocations totaling 150000 for Frederick County. Unisil Corp. and C-E Minerals in Gore receive 89000 for a silica sand quarry and a plastics product facility with 6000000 capital and 55 jobs. General Electric’s Winchester lamp plant gets 36000 with 1200 and Augusta Iron Works near Secondary 1923 receives 25000 for a steel and iron fabrication crossing the Penn Central tracks. The total project cost is about 117000 with 89 000 from the fund and the rest from regular secondary funds.
Lord Fairfax Community College schedules night registration next Tuesday and Wednesday from 5 to 8 p.m. for the Fall Quarter. Walk in first come, first served. tuition varies by residency and credit load. Classes begin Oct. 1 and the bookstore will be open during registration hours. Admissions Office at 869-1120.
The Winchester school presents a weekly menu with daily meals. Monday features baked macaroni and cheese and buttered bread. Tuesday offers sloppy joe on a bun with vegetables. Wednesday serves hamburger on a bun with shoe string potatoes. Thursday includes vegetable soup and chicken salad sandwich. Friday offers a fishburger with french fries and scalloped tomatoes.
Rep J Kenneth Robinson told Shenvalee dinner attendees that alternatives to the Godwin Dalton Echols campaign are not well understood by voters. He urged defenders of the balanced progress platform to push the ticket ahead in the November 6 election.
Two youths were treated at Winchester Memorial Hospital and released after a truck crash on Rt 50 east of Winchester yesterday at 8 30 p m. Rodney Hodgson 17 and Eric Lamar 16 were transported by the Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad for treatment.
Brother Buel Fueber will speak Monday at Duff's Rebel Restaurant 601 Millwood Ave in Winchester. The Winchester Chapter of the Full Gospel Business Men's Fellowship sponsors a 7 p.m. banquet and 8 p.m. meeting with ladies welcome. Fueber, a Virginia native, Southern Baptist, baptism in 1967, has worked as an insurance and auto salesman and serves as vice president of the F.G.E.M.F.I Shenandoah Valley Chapter and Trinity Temple leader while active with the Gideons.
The Rev Elvin Douglass missionary to Peru Peru South America on furlough will visit Winchester Church of the Nazarene 802 Woodstock Lane tomorrow at 7 pm with pastor John Staples Jr. The public is invited Douglass plans slides of Peru and work there and will reside with Mrs Douglass at Casa Robles Temple City during the year.
Shenandoah College and Conservatory of Music faculty present two Sunday recitals open to the public at no charge. Dr Steven Cooksey performs Bach organ works at First Presbyterian Church at 4 p m including the B minor and D major preludes and fugues In Dulci Jubilo and other pieces. Henry Black follows at 8 p m in Armstrong Auditorium with a piano program featuring Paganini Liszt Etude No 2 Bach Busoni Chaconne Schumann Symphonic Etudes Barber Sonata and Franges Portraits de Jeunes Filles.
Front Royal town council will consider a waiver request by the local Jaycees to hold their annual carnival the week of October 15 to 20. The meeting will also address adopting the State Building Code, bids for surplus copper and transformers, and zoning questions for building on 50 foot lots.
Six people summoned to serve as grand jurors in Winchester Circuit Court on Monday at 9 30 a m include Franklin H Washington Margaret C Bly Jane R Lucas Donald D Anderson Elizabeth Grim and David C Jenkins Jr Harriet Quimby noted as the first woman airplane pilot in 1911
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