Local Outdoor Comedy George Washington Slept Here Opens at Abram's Delight
Bark Mill Theater presents George Washington Slept Here directed by Louise A Patten with a 17 member cast led by Bill Boyne and Gloria Biddle at Abram's Delight. Proceeds aid furnishing and publicity with tours of the historic 200 year old house offered before shows at 7 pm. Curtain 8 15 pm nightly.
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Bill Boyne
George Washington
Ben Belchie
Nasty Neighbor
Gloria Biddle
Irvan O‘connell
Abram
Bark Mill Theatre
Barbara Woore
Dick Lord
Betty Harden
Mary Evans
Marianne Edwards
Bark Mill Theater
Louise A. Patten
Abram’s Delight
Miss Hart
George S. Kaufman
Winchester Historical Society
Winchester Little Theater
George Washing
Ton
Newton
Annabelle Fuller
Annabelle
97Th Street
Stanley
Irvan O’connell
Rena Leslie
Miss. Leslie
Raymond
Friday
Jack Cummins
Barbara Eavis
Ned Hall
Mack McNally
Linda Cooper
Carolyn Crisman
Bobby Conrad
Susannah Godlove
Pat O’connell
Leon Steinberg
Marion Lewis
Jeanne Milton
Janet Harrison
Helen ‘Thomas
Budget Aprons From One Yard of Fabric Pattern 7408
Craft circular advertises making two aprons from one yard 35 inch fabric with bias binding for easy hemming. Mentions pattern 7408 transfer and pieces, price 35 cents plus 10 cents for first class mailing, instructs sending name address zone and pattern number to Alice Brooks Winchester Evening Star New York. Also promotes 1963 Needlecraft Show with over 200 designs and a free pattern for 2 cents.
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Alice Brooks
Winchester Evening Star
Needlecraft Dept
P.O
Old Chelsea Station
New York 11
N. Y
Hoffa and 40-Hour Week Topic at AFL-CIO Summer Meet
Chicago AP Hoffa and the 40 hour work week are expected to top the AFL CIO Executive Council's summer meeting agenda. Leaders weigh shortening the week amid unemployment concerns as Teamsters faction within the federation faces renewed scrutiny after recent CWA leaders' trial outcomes.
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Chicago
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Afl-Cio Executive Council
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Aflcio
Teamsters
Communications Workers of America
CWA
Hoffa
Joseph A. Beirne
Executive Council
Kennedy
Science Shrinks Piles With New Non Surgical Treatment
A medical ad touts a new healing substance Bio-Dyne, now sold as Preparation 48, claimed to shrink piles without surgery. It offers suppository or ointment forms and promises relief from itching and pain.
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New York, N. Y
Rileyville Club eyes sponsorship of recreation center
In Rileyville the Raritan Club weighs taking over four year old town recreation center from current management. A separate local group runs center activities while Raritans fund improvements. if both sides concur, the club would incorporate the center into its regular program.
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Rileyville
Rileyville Raritan Club
Raritans
Camp Strawderman Draws Large Youth Camp Audience
About 600 parents, friends and guests packed the grounds Saturday at Camp Strawderman for a major youth event. Local organizers reported strong turnout and community support as activities proceeded.
Waynesboro Council to Approve Urban Renewal Plan Tonight
The Waynesboro city council is set to approve the urban renewal program at tonight's meeting. The redevelopment and housing authority has already unanimously endorsed the plan.
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Waynesboro
Redevelopment and Housing Authority
Marsh and Robinson Agree U S Farm Policies
In Woodstock, two 7th District candidates John O Marsh Jr and Robinson voiced criticism of federal farm regulation. Marsh cited abroad farm control failures and domestic inefficiency, calling for policy changes.
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Marsh
Robinson
U. S
Woodstock
Burr P. Harrison
D-Va
John O. Marsh Jr
Strasburg
Shenandoah County
Farm Bureau
City considers urban renewal plan uprooting families
If the council approves, an application for 36800 dollars will be made to the Urban Renewal Administration. The plan covers 6.8 acres and 13 buildings, with ten families to be displaced.
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Urban Renewal Administration
Political Talk Promotes Farm Platform Amid Regulation Debate
In Frederick County a Republican candidate argues for phasing out current federal controls and replacing them with a stabilizing farm program. He frames the plan as a path to economic steadiness. The discussion also notes a vocabulary feature introducing the word superiorable or superable meaning capable of being overcome. Mexico’s population is cited at 38 million.
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J. Kenneth Robinson
Frederick County
Winchester Public Schools Final Registration Notice
Final registration for new pupils who moved into Winchester is on August 16 and 17 from 9 AM to 12 Noon and 1 PM to 3 PM in all buildings. Do not apply to returning students. Call MO 2 3471 for guidance. Requirements include mailing official transcripts, birth certificate, and vaccination evidence.
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Winchester
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