Quarles School Hosts Book Sale and Flea Market
Students at the Quarles School review books donated by Drama Workshop participants for an annual book sale and flea market at the Handley Library auditorium Friday and Saturday. Front row includes Mary Jane Coffelt Barbara Shrout John Hughes and Mark Clark.
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Mark Clark
Book Sale and Flea Market Benefits Handley Library Theatre
The Handley Library hosts a Friday and Saturday book sale in the library auditorium during regular hours. Books range from paperbacks to rare first editions with tables of novels and non fiction and notable sets including Harvard Classics and Popular Science Library. Featured items include first editions by Kate Douglas Wiggin and Theodore Roosevelt works with autographs and photographs. Donations of books and saleable items welcomed at the circulation desk or brought to the sale.
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Peter B. Kyne
Temple Bailey
Grace Richmond
Gene Stratton-Porter
Jack London
Popular Science Library
Harvard
Kate Douglas Wiggin
Theodore “Roosevelt
Jacob A. Riis
Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Africa
Spring Concert by Shenandoah Orchestra at Armstrong Hall
The Shenandoah Orchestra under Dean Wayne Tipps will perform at 3 p.m. Sunday in Armstrong Hall Auditorium at Shenandoah College and Conservatory of Music. The 44 member ensemble presents Schubert Symphony in B minor Barber Vanessa arias Bartok La Gazza Ladra and Mozart Concerto K 466 featuring Sharon Thompson from Newark Delaware. The concert is free to the public.
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Armstrong Hall
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Rossini
Sharon Thompson
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Mozart
DMV reports rapid 1971 license plate mail issuance
Vern Hill announces progress with 299,829 mail issued plate sets as of March 23 from Richmond central office. Pace slows briefly during week of March 28 as renewal midpoint passes. Virginians urged to mail completed cards with insurance details and checks to ensure timely delivery and display by April 15.
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Duty Paid on Imported TV Sets in South Africa
Public telecasting remains barred in South Africa yet Finance Minister Nicholaas Diederichs reports that customs duty totaling 70 078 84 has been paid on imported television sets since 1966.
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Only Male Student Living on Campus at Mary Washington Calls It Interesting
Bruce Finke, the sole male resident among Mary Washington College students, reflects on living with about 2 000 women. He notes expectations of social perks but finds the arrangement far from glamorous and cites personality differences and coed influx as factors shaping his experience.
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Gypsy Moth Detected on Eastern Shore
The gypsy moth has appeared across the Eastern Shore and northern Maryland with 21 trapping stations in Baltimore Harford Cecil Queen Anne's Wicomico and Worcester counties detecting only male moths, suggesting no breeding. Entomologist Dr. Charles McComb notes the female and eggs pose the real threat and calls Maryland Delaware infestation inevitable.
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