Winchester Frederick United Fund kickoff sets 129000 goal
The Winchester and Frederick County United Fund held its annual kickoff luncheon in Winchester announcing a $129,000 goal for the year. State president Paul O. Hirschbeil spoke as campaign chair George A. Froom outlined 11 agencies sharing the funds, with Big Brothers of America joining to raise the total from 10. Approximately $16,000, about 12 percent of the goal, had been collected.
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Winchester-Frederick County
Paul O. Hirschbeil
The
United Fund
Hirschbeil
Staunton
Norfolk
George A. Froom
Froom
Big Brothers of America Organization
Paul O. Hirschbiel
United Way of Virginia
Winchester - Frederick County
National Merit semifinalists named from Handley and James Wood
Three Handley students Mitzi Gail Smith Francis L Lloyd Jr and Kim B Lytton plus James Wood pair Robert Charles Nuber and Jacqueline S Clark are semifinalists in the 1974 National Merit Scholarship Program. Clark qualifies as a Pennsylvania semifinalist while attending Bedford High School before transferring to Handley.
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Handley
James Wood
Mitzi Gail Smith
Robert Charles Nuber
Francis L. Lloyd Jr
Jacqueline S. Clark
Kim B. Lytton
Miss Clark
Edith Clark
Smithfield Ave
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Bedford High School
Bedford
Appointments To Planning Body Tabled
Frederick County Board of Supervisors tabled extra appointments to the planning commission and Highway Safety Committee during a regular meeting. They also tabled a water sewer connection for Country Club Apartments to check city plant capacity. The sheriff won approval to sell two high mileage police cruisers. A personnel grievance procedure was accepted, and the Ad Hoc Insurance committee report led to inviting three local firms to underwrite county property.
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Frederick County Board of Supervisors
County Planning Commission
Highway Safety Committee
Lacy Anderson
Country Club
County Sanitation
Isurance
Franz Assumes Duties at Winchester Speech Clinic
Robert Franz Jr. becomes speech clinician for the Virginia Easter Seal Society Winchester Clinic at 35 E. Piccadilly St. The clinic, reopened after a temporary closure due to Ellen Biddle's departure, serves children and adults on an outpatient basis and offers fluency rhythm articulatory voice and audiology services.
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Robert Franz Jr
Virginia Easter Seal Society
Winchester
Speech and Hearing Clinic
E. Piccadilly St
Ellen Biddle
Franz
Bradshaw, Md
Towson State College
University of Virginia
THE
Winchester Clinic
American Speech and Hearing Association
Patti Tumblin
New Social Security Program Starts in January 1974
District Manager Hazel Crumpton announces the federal Supplemental Security Income program beginning January 1974. The program sets a basic income floor for eligible seniors, disabled, and blind, with automatic transfers for those already on state aid. Applications are being accepted now.
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Social Security Office
Hazel F. Crumpton
Howell Plans Area Campaign in Winchester Visit
Lt Gov Henry Howell visits Winchester during his gubernatorial campaign with a 3:30 arrival at the airport, 4:00 opening at 225 S Loudoun, 6:30 dinner for about 150 Virginia Education Association educators at the George Washington Hotel, and an 8:15 public address. Saturday breakfast at Lee Jackson Restaurant at 8:30 with Hank Howell and Joe Waldo.
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Henry Howell
Winchester Airport
S. Loudoun St
Virginia Education Association
George Washington Hotel
Howell
Lee-Jackson
Hank
University of Virginia
Joe Waldo
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Thomas Kennedy
James
Beverley Greenhalgh
Kinley
Salvation Army
Callpalgi
David B. Grim
Edwin Fritz Sr
Front Royal
Speech and Hearing
Social Security Administration
Mrs. Crumpton
Cameron St
Martha Grim
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