Cattlemen's Barbecue Highlighted by Breeding Experts
Cattle breeding experts will headline the fifth annual barbecue by the Frederick Clarke Artificial Breeding Assn at Harvue Farms near Clarke County. The program begins 6:30 with a Q&A forum, welcomes by John O. Hardesty Jr., and a talk on the Harvue herd. At 7:40 William H. Armstrong of the Virginia Artificial Breeding Assn. discusses breeding better cattle for the future. Attendees should notify Mr. McKay by August 6.
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Frederick Clarke Artificial Breeding Assn
Harvue Farms
B. Burchoe
Harvie
John O. Hardesty, Jr
Berryville
John Gerken
Clarke County
Will
Jack Hardesty
William H. Armstrong
Armstrong
Virginia Artificial Breeding Assn., Inc
Rocky Mount
McKay
Bat swing fee posted after window breakage at Louisville store
In Louisville Hunter Look of Look Without a Window displays a sign offering free bat inspection and a $33 per swing charge after several customers damaged his plate glass windows while trying out bats before purchasing.
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Louisville
Hunter
Distinguishing Advantage From Benefit in Usage
Linguistic note clarifies two related terms. Advantage refers to a condition favoring success or a favorable circumstance. Benefit means a profit gain or something conferred, often with practical value.
Eleven Area Youths Enlist in Air Force During June and July
Eleven Winchester area residents joined the Air Force in June and July, with 17 more enlisting at Martinsburg. First time enlistees include James W. Lee Jr. and others from Winchester Berryville Front Royal and Stephens City. Glory Pingley begins eight weeks basic training at Lackland Texas. In total fifty nine area entrants have joined the Air Force this year through the Winchester Martinsburg recruiting office at 23 S Braddock St.
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Winchester
Air Force
Russell L. Spauliding
James W. Lee, Jr
Stephens City
Louis Dixon Eye
Robert Lee Dove
Jackson St
Donald H. Childs
Berryville
Donald L. Duvall
Mason A. Gaines
S. S. Hawkins
Liberty St
Marshall Mason
WAF
Glory J. Pingley
Roberts St
Lackland Air Force Base
Texas
Winchester-Martinsburg
Sergeant Spaulding
S. Braddock St
Oil and Water Closes Base Pool at Schilling Air Force Base
Too much suntan lotion led to oil buildup in the officers' club pool at Salina Kansas base. Officials said swimmers did not shower to remove lotion before swimming. The oil accumulated on pool sides and forced a temporary cleaning shutdown.
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Salina
Kan
Schilling Air Force Base
Mint in Denver Coin Output Hits All-Time High
The U S Mint in Denver produced 2,546,634,142 coins in the fiscal year ending June 30 1961 beating the prior year by 430 million. Pennies nickels dimes quarters and half dollars led the total with no silver dollars minted.
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Denver
U. S
Wooded Area Blaze Reported Near Berryville
Gainesboro firefighters were dispatched to a wooded area near Nain to combat a fire consuming about 100 square feet. Earlier, a hay truck fire in Berryville prompted a response, but full details remained unavailable today.
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Gainesboro
Daggers Epg
Nain
John H. Enders
Berryville
Driver Dozes. Car Collides With Truck on Rt 522
A sleep at the wheel caused a southbound car to cross the road and hit a northbound tractor trailer on Rt 522 about 19.4 miles north of Winchester. Michael Skomac of Gary Indiana and U S Navy occupants were in the car. Luther Blakely of Akron Ohio operated the truck. Incident occurred about 12 30 a m. Car total loss with $500 damage. truck damaged about $100.
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Winchester
D. A. Sheetz
Michael Skomac
Gary
Ind
U.S. Navy
Luther Blakely
Akron
Ohio
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