Gore Auxiliary Plans Summer Fair
The Gore Fire Company Auxiliary schedules a summer fair on July 11 at 2 p.m. on the school lawn to raise funds for the fire company.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1959
Page
14
The Gore Fire Company Auxiliary schedules a summer fair on July 11 at 2 p.m. on the school lawn to raise funds for the fire company.
Fred Donica Sr. has been promoted by the U S Office of Civil and Defense Mobilization and relocated to Seattle Washington where a regional office is being opened. He travels with Mrs Donica who will teach at Virginia Avenue School and later join him. Their sons Fred Jr and Dick plan to enroll at VPI this fall.
Vincent Catarella and Richard Bowers won the spring pairs at the Winchester Golf Club with afternoon and evening sessions. Runners-up were Mrs. John Griffith and Mrs. Ellis Ford, followed by Mr. and Mrs. S. Reaves, Mrs. Ruth Rhodes and Mrs. Grace Roberts, and Mr. and Mrs. Lewis H. in fifth.
Hyde Jr. reveals a quarterly winners game slated for July 18 at the George Washington Hotel. The event highlights local competition and community participation during summer schedules.
A 19 year old Richmond brunette will represent Virginia at Miss America in Atlantic City. Sue Williams, Miss Williamsburg, defeated 27 contenders to win Miss Virginia with a 35 23 35 42 figure and designs she made for the talent portion. First runner up was Nancy Birch, Miss Staunton Augusta, winning a 500 scholarship.
Israel's coalition cabinet faced a vote on selling an estimated 250 000 grenade throwers to West Germany a sale that could trigger Prime Minister David Ben-Gurion's resignation He warned he would resign if left wing opposition blocked approval and he sought a caretaker government while elections loom in November.
In Rahns Pennsylvania residents reject home mail delivery. Eighty nine of 118 sign a petition urging a return to the village store branch post office system. Chairman David M Schmidt notes residents enjoyed the walk to the post office and the chance for gossip and contact. The Red Cross was founded 100 years ago.
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