Allen Riding Club Hosts Largest Show to Date
The Lewis M. Allen Riding Club filled its largest show to date on Saturday at the Clarke venue, drawing a sizeable crowd and showcasing multiple riding events.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1971
Page
12
The Lewis M. Allen Riding Club filled its largest show to date on Saturday at the Clarke venue, drawing a sizeable crowd and showcasing multiple riding events.
Douglas R. Malick of Augusta West Virginia was selected among Wix Corporation scholarship winners. The award covers 1000 dollars per year for two years at Northwood Institute Midland Michigan in Automotive Replacement Management. Malick, son of Aston and Mrs. Malick, is a Hamp shire High School graduate class of 1970 with a perfect attendance record and a strong basketball background.
Wade Ferguson, executive director of the Winchester Frederick County Chamber of Commerce, notes the chamber's monthly calendar of events appears in the Chamber Newsletter and is sent to The Commonwealth magazine. Organizations can submit events by calling 662 4118.
Plaza Suite opens tonight at the Wayside Theater in Middletown. Neil Simon comedy follows three sets of characters staying in the same suite at different times with Nan Wilson and Norman Budd starring. The production runs through August 8 with Diane Gardner Robert Clement and David Lough in supporting roles.
Berryville residents will attend the John H Enders Fire Company yard party at 5 p.m. Wednesday in the Community Center. The event features chicken and ham dinners, an auction of donated items from furniture to machinery, free fire truck rides for children, and serves as a major fundraiser for the fire company.
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