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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1972
Page
5
Editor notes invite Winchester poets to submit poems via Winchester workshop. The piece by Ada C. Pennington recalls childhood in West Virginia hills, a ruinous homestead, a silent spring, and the old church still standing as the author seeks comfort in memory.
United Nations peace envoy Gunnar V. Jarring will visit Israel on Friday to meet Foreign Minister Abba Eban and press for a renewal of mediation efforts between Israel and Egypt. He recently met Egyptian leaders in Cairo and previously spent time on Cyprus.
Report shows that for each 10 acres of corn grown today 8.8 acres are devoted to grain production while 1.2 acres are chopped for silage. This reveals the dominant use pattern with a small silage share.
Mayor William M. Battaile and Mrs. Battaile receive a silver serving tray at Winchester Rotary Club Ladies Night held Friday at the George Washington Hotel. Dr. John P. Arthur, Rotary Club president, stands nearby.
Mayor William M. Battaile, who will not seek reelection, was honored at the Rotary Ladies Night dinner dance attended by about 200 at the George Washington hotel. Rotary President Dr. John P. Arthur presented a silver tray lauding his service before self and community betterment. Mrs. Battaile wore a Virginia Is For Lovers button reflecting their Denmark trip in summer 1971.
North Salem New Hampshire reports 14 year old Tom Kulesz who wears an artificial leg welded by an auto shop after a hinge break. He excels in mountain climbing swimming and basketball and aims to boost his parish St Josephs in the Central Catholic League.
An advertisement lists pattern 7403 for misses sizes 12 20 with 75 cents each plus 25 cents for air mail and prompts senders to Alice Brooks Winchester Evening Star New York. It also promotes needlecraft books crochet and quilt patterns with prices from 50 cents to 1 60 and catalogs available for mail orders.
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