Scouting Camp July 15 Delays Paper Pickups
The Boy Scouts will be at camp on July 15 so no paper pickups occur that day. The next collection is scheduled for August 5.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1967
Page
14
The Boy Scouts will be at camp on July 15 so no paper pickups occur that day. The next collection is scheduled for August 5.
Berryville Town Council approves hiring John McNair & Associates of Waynesboro as consulting engineers for a proposed sewer disposal plant valued around 200 000 dollars with nine percent for engineer fees. The contract awaits town attorney approval. Mayor Canter may sign, and soil tests on land at 119 Main St. owned by Moore Center Inc. are planned at 12 acres.
Becky Jo Racer led the Northern District Food and Nutrition Demon stration with Bean Salad and won a portable radio as state winner. Clarke County participants included Rachel Pierce Nancy Orrell Ramey Cather Danny Wolfe Tommy Capper Freddy Alger and guide Madeline Myers with others in livestock judging chorus and leadership workshops. The All Star group Banquet and the Robert Brouwer multimedia show stood out as week highlights.
Berryville hosts the second annual Field Day on Wheels sponsored by the Virginia Angus Association at Angar Farm. Mr and Mrs Charles A Anderson invite about 70 visitors from eastern seaboard states to arrive Friday at 2 15 p m to inspect cattle and facilities. public invitation extended.
AP profile of Loren P. Woods curator for fishes at the Field Museum in Chicago. He has fished across the world's oceans and lakes to collect thousands of specimens. The article notes his deep diving to 30 to 100 feet and use of plant material to immobilize fish for capture.
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