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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1973
Page
8
Dear reader, avoid height increase schemes that promise permanent growth by enlarging spinal discs or boosting metabolism. There is no safe method to raise height in healthy adults. height varies daily as discs compress. Only thyroid deficiency or growth hormone issues may affect growth, but elevating metabolism won’t. See a reputable physician and ignore quack ads.
A reader teases an atheist for blessings after a sneeze and Abby suggests a sharp comeback. A wife complains about her husband’s Bosses Night and how to handle future invites. A man reveals his friend stole his date. Abby advises moving on. Also a note on a questionable dating bureau and a consumer tip about sue claims.
Sunday visitors included Mrs Irene Clarke and Mrs Peggy Lehman from Winchester at Miss Lonie Goodridge s home. Jeanne Hudson hosted an After Exams party on Jan 20. Dwight Jones of Baltimore stayed with Rev and Mrs Wilson D Jones. Walter Gore s birthday dinner was held in Front Royal at the Chapman home. The Reed family bought a home on Hollingsworth Drive in Winchester. Afternoon callers included Mrs Helen Baumgardner of Culpeper Mrs Jack Petty and grandson Jeff McInturff of Front Royal at Mrs J E Zombro s. The Johnson family from Danville visited Roy Pyle. Beverly Huff s 9th birthday party on Jan 26 was hosted by B T Huff Sr with Mary Tucker Uskurait and Macon Uskurait attending. Ray Foltz of Berryville visited at Mrs Roy Pyle s Saturday.
Mr and Mrs Russell Anderson hosted visitors from Richmond and Baltimore including Laura Lacy W B Alexander and Louise Griffith. Pfc Allen McNealy Jr returned to Fort Bragg after a aunt visit. Cub Scout Pack 46 held a Pinewood Derby with 29 entries Todd Robinson won first place Tony Robinson second Donald Jobe third.
In a tense bridge session South berates his partner over a nine trick bid as West opens hearts. East ruffs a heart, clubs are played, and a second heart ruff defeats four spades. North hints South would have failed if quiet, while East mutters a warning about bidding four clubs if North had passed.
Yaakov Dori, 73, Israel's first military chief of staff and wartime commander during the 1948 Arab Israeli war, died Monday. He led the Hagana before statehood during 1947 fighting.
Readable text lists two streets and phone numbers 662-5024 and 662-1066 at 205 Weems Lane and 527 Baker Lane, suggesting a local listing or notice containing address and contact details.
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