Bicentennial Farms Sought by Virginia Farm Bureau
Virginia Farm Bureau through Clarke County leader James Royston seeks farms with 200 years of continuous family ownership begun before or during 1776 for Bicentennial Farm designation. Ten acres minimum. owners need not be members. entries due Oct 1 each year through 1983 with plaques at the annual meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Farm Bureau
James Royston
Clarke County Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Royston
County Farm Bureau
County Board of Directors
Virginia Farm Bureau Federation
Strawberry Festival At St Pauls Episcopal Church
St Pauls Episcopal Church on Senseny Road hosts its second Strawberry Festival this Saturday June 12 from 1 to 5 pm. Proceeds support Braddock House C CAP and Union Rescue Mission plus Boy Scout Troop 63. Events include games prizes dunking booth pony rides live entertainment and bake sale with crafts plants and shortcake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Senseny Road
Braddock House
C-Cap
Union Rescue Mission
Boy Scout Troop 63
Riverside Montessori School Holds Closing Exercises
On Wednesday June 2 Riverside Montessori School held its closing ceremonies marking seven years. Administrator Mrs C Kemp Devereux and associate Mrs Tyson Gilpin presided as prizes were awarded to Dana Courtney Byrd Geoffrey Fleming Abigail Smith and Johnathan Ross. A picnic lunch followed at Riverside Farm with parents friends and younger students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside Montessori School
C. Kemp Devereux
Tyson Gilpin R
Dana Courtney Byrd
Geoffrey Fleming
Abigail Smith
Johnathan Ross
Riverside Farm
Nursery Grounds Made Ready for Graduation Sunday
Fremont Street Nursery students and Hawthorne Garden Club Therapy Committee members weeded clipped watered and planted flowers to beautify the grounds for graduation exercises this Sunday. Garden Club participants include Mrs Hampton Hylton Mrs John Fisher Mrs Roger Vaughan and chairman Mrs Douglas Hottel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont Street Nursery
Hawthorne Garden Club
Garden Club
Hampton Hylton
John Fisher
Roger Vaughan
Douglas Hottel
France considers five year plan to raise women status
Paris reports the cabinet approved in principle a five year plan to move women toward equal status with men. It includes a compulsory national service for graduates, subsidies for elderly women and low income mothers, and measures to enforce salary equality. Parliament must approve. cost could reach about four billion dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Francoise Giroud
Giroud
Miss Giroud
Jean-Pierre Fourcade
Valery Giscard d’Estaing
Microwave Ovens Seen as Convenience Tools for Homemakers
The Better Business Bureau reviews microwave ovens as a boon to busy homes when used properly. They offer speed and energy efficiency since heat stays in the food, making cleaning easier and reducing kitchen time. Safety standards from the FDA minimize injury risk with few downsides beyond personal preference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Better Business Bureau
Food and Drug Administration
What the Best-Dressed Walls Are Wearing
A playful overview of wallcovering styles matching wall personalities. The City-Slicker Wall favors prepasted striped wallpaper for convenience, the Family Wall uses fabric backed vinyl for durability, the Body Beautiful Wall wears foil coverings, and the Rich Uncle Wall prefers flocked damask or cut velvet for elegance.
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Merriman's Lane
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H. Ray Robinson
Riverside
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Rob Roy
Loudoun ST. Mall
Winches
Andreas Freund
Times News Service
Head Hunters Unisex
Delco Plaza
Winchester
Montcoomery
Cahoons
Valley Avenue
Ward Plaza
The
Florsheim Imperial
Wilkins
Loudoun ST
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