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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1979
Page
10
Abigail Van Buren letters touch on women lawyers in graduation classes and the evolving profession. Readers discuss legal advice costs and gender, while a veterinarian compares child attention needs to pet behavior and suggests homes with love reduce classroom and street issues. Abby also addresses photo privacy and vacation snapshot etiquette.
Virginia Tech Extension forage specialist Harlan N. White notes that up to two thirds of hay yield comes from spring growth and stresses timely harvesting. He explains cool season grasses such as orchard grass tall fescue and timothy head out in late spring and seed stalks reduce hay quality, while legumes like alfalfa and red clover raise protein and fix nitrogen for better yields. He advises harvesting grasses at head emergence and timing alfalfa clovers by bud and bloom stages for maximum production.
Linda Kay Sparks and Donald Eugene Clem exchanged vows July 7 at 6 p.m. in Stephens City United Methodist Church. The ceremony featured Rev. Don Lowry, music by Janet Carbaugh and Sue Ann Ramey, and a reception at Carter Hall. The couple plans to reside in Fredericktowne after a southern wedding trip. she is a JMU graduate and he a University of Richmond graduate employed by Safeway.
Historical snapshot shows fiction leaders: The Matarese Circle by Ludlum, Sophie's Choice by Styron, The Third World War by Hackett, War and Remembrance by Wouk, The Island by Benchley. Nonfiction features The Complete Scarsdale Medical Diet, Cruel Shoes by Martin, The Pritikin Program, The Powers That Be by Halberstam, and The Bronx Zoo by Lyle and Golenbock.
A 67 year old salesman from Chattanooga endorses walking as a way to cut gasoline use and boost health. George Collins cites a 1962 cross country walk and urges a national WALK organization while noting daily ten mile treks and personal health gains.
Donald W. Campbell a National Park Service veteran 36 years old with Alaska and Washington D C assignments has been named superintendent of Harpers Ferry National Historical Park effective Monday He succeeds Martin R Conway who moves to the Cultural Resources Division in Washington D C Campbell formerly a park planner and landscape architect in Seattle and San Francisco has 12 years in the NPS and helped plan the Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park Alaska Washington state He received a Design and Environmental Magazine ethics award and was chosen as an interior department management trainee in August 1978.
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