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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1965
Page
11
A low cost educational project teaches children about butterfly and moth life cycles. Gather a net, spreading board, kill jar, and cigar box with cotton to capture kill and mount specimens. Find butterflies between June and October near milkweed and thistle and finish with a decorative boxed display for a child's room.
Loan service advertises quick access to mortgages ranging from 800 to 10000 dollars. Highlights include second and third mortgages with emphasis on bills and furniture financing. High urgency tone suggests easy approval.
The 1965 call count census by the U S Fish and Wildlife Service shows a 0 4 percent drop in dove numbers across 16 states where hunting occurs and a 12 percent decline in 11 non hunting states Virginia reports a 17 percent drop in breeding population from last year Game Division Chief R H Cross notes possible early season abundance decrease for locally reared birds.
Anglers report poorer smallmouth bass fishing in area rivers this season due to algae blooms in the Shenandoah. Cooler weather may improve conditions, though the current results remain tough for anglers.
In Cleveland, Carole Graebner of Beachwood Ohio clinched a key win as the United States secured a 5 2 triumph over Britain to retain the Wightman Cup. Billie Jean Moffitt 22 from Long Beach Calif the No 2 player then helped the U S defeat England 6 3 8 6 with Karen Susman. Britain’s Ann Haydon Jones and Elizabeth Wade won singles matches while Jones was named outstanding player of the three day event which drew 4822 spectators. The U S has now won the cup 31 times to Britain 6.
The 1876 Cedarburg covered bridge, once among over 40 such structures, remains a survivor and is now restricted to pedestrians after 65 years of full service, marking a state historical site.
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