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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1969
Page
5
Consumer questions about hearing aid costs and contracts. Advice covers checking contracts and warranties, affirms not all dealers are crooked, and suggests medical consultation before purchase. Includes tips on handling warranty service, studying fabric standards, and reusable consumer resources from UL and AHAM.
Barbara Lyon notes a commemorative Uncle Sam medal releasing on September 13 to honor the progenitor Samuel Wilson born September 13, 1766. The drive funds the Uncle Sam Memorial in Arlington Massachusetts with details from the Statue Committee Box 186. Belgium coinage issues two-language design and a 1969 10 franc piece. Nicholas G. Theodore named Philadelphia Mint Superintendent on May 20 after Michael Sura dismissed March 20, 1969. The Red Book guide returns July 1 with price rise to 2.50. A bill H R 11404 proposes a $10 coin of non-silver composition honoring Eisenhower, with public input urged. Bushmasters in Panama show curious behavior toward intruders.
A quiz style puzzle lists across and down clues covering geography language and names. Entries include island terms Greek gods Latin phrases and common descriptors to solve.
Advice from Margaret Dana on checking a mover’s warehouse care, allowing ample time, and showing the items in advance. She notes insurance as worthwhile and directs questions to Consumers Question Box addressed to Mrs. Margaret Dana in Doylestown Pennsylvania 18901.
London AP reports fifty paintings and other works by the late Swiss born architect Le Corbusier sold for 409656 dollars at Sotheby’s auction rooms Tuesday night.
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