Dates Change For Winchester Little Theatre Fall Production
The Winchester Little Theatre shifts the fall production of Janus to November 7, 8, 9 and November 21, 22, 23 at Bark Mill Theatre. Rehearsals are underway in week two with assistants Chloe Carney J A Emmerth and Allen Caspar. Committees are named with Mrs Werner Nordheim as production manager and leaders for hospitality house and party groups.
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Winchester Little Theatre
Janus
Bark Mill Theatre
Chloe Carney
J. A. Emmerth
Allen Caspar
Werner Nordheim
Victor Albright
Douglas B. O'Connell
Betty Mack Barr
Herbert Aman
Marshall Novick
Henry Whiting
Jeanne Williams
Eloise Strader
Ray Morrison
Carl Rotz
Novick
Connie Martin
O'Connell
Dennis O'Neal
Marjorie Duncan
Dorothy Overcash
Boyd Headley, Jr
Irvan O'Connell
Robert Creamer
Don Larrick
Andrew Babb
Scout Executive Gibson Resigns from Shenandoah Area Council
District Executive Thomas M. Gibson resigns after more than two years guiding the Two Rivers and Shenandoah Districts to take a Staff Editor post with the National Council in New Brunswick New Jersey. He will begin October 16.
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Shenandoah Area
Boy Scouts of America
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Two Rivers
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Gibson
National Council
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N. J
Gleason
Carlisle
Blair-Bedford
Altoona
Temple University
U. S. Navy
151St National
Schiff
Shenandoah
Warren
Page
Rappahannock
Daily Crossword Across 12 Harangue 13 Horse blanket 14 Chest 15 Girl's name
Crossword clues list with many entries. The page shows an across and down puzzle including Harangue and other definitions, with several dated and regional references. The content resembles a standard syndicated crossword grid with numbered entries and theme notes.
Hospital Group Announces Rummage Sale Plans
Final plans for a rummage sale were announced at the Memorial Hospital Auxiliary meeting. The sale will be at 220 S Loudoun St from 10 am to 5 pm Friday and 10 am to 3 pm Saturday, with donations received Wednesday and Thursday. pickup arrangements available.
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Memorial Hospital
Robert Grove
Robert Manuel
Sale
S. Loudoun St
S Loudoun St
Charles Watson
S. N. Johnston
Mamuel
J Pinckney Arthur
Winchester Volunteer Rescue
Richard Eddy
Edward Game
Everett Holsinger
Frank Stinnett
William Zarbock
Hew
Four Nominees For District N Offices Presented
Four nominees were presented for two offices in District N of the Virginia Education Association at its annual meeting at Wood High School. For vice president the candidates are Charles E. Miley and Paul D. Beale. For secretary treasurer the candidates are Jane Warren Sloop and Revere Houck. Ballots will be mailed and due back by November 15. Over 900 teachers from eight northern Virginia counties attended. J Lindsay Almond Jr., Democratic gubernatorial candidate, spoke cautions on integration to protect public education.
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Virginia Education Association
Oo Wood High School
Charles E. Miley
Clarke County High School
Paul D. Beable
James Wood High School
Jane Warren Sloop
Brentsville
Prince William County
Revere Houck
Culpeper
Northern Virginia
J Lindsay Almond, Jr
Virginia
Church Women Meet Thursday At EUB Church
The Winchester Council of Church Women will meet at noon Thursday for a luncheon at the Evangelical United Brethren Church with guests Mrs. S William Livingston of Alexandria and Mrs. Carl Moser of Falls Church. They will lead an informal discussion on the Council work. The meeting replaces Friday's 10 30 a m session and is open to all interested women.
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Winchester
Apples in Storage Totals Rise Across Four Cold Storages
Four major cold storages held 141,773 bushels of apples as of October 1, up from 121,171 on the same date last year. Winchester Storage reported 77,375 bushels, Virginia Apple Storage 14,898, Old Mill Storage about 4,500, and C. L. Robinson Ice and Cold Storage 45,000, with last year’s totals at respective sites much lower.
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Winchester
Virginia
C. L. Robinson Ice & Cold Storage
Employment Of Handicapped Urged Here
Virginia and local employment officials urge national Employ the Physically Handicapped Week goal of expanding job opportunities. F W Bailey asks business firms civic groups and individuals to continue aiding handicapped workers, noting many are highly efficient and deserve full workplace access.
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Virginia State Employment Service
F. W. Bailey
Bailey
Employers urged to call office for qualified handicapped workers
A notice asks who has work that may be done by a handicapped person to call the employment office at 21 W. Piccadilly St. to describe job requirements. The office will act as a clearance agency to select a fully qualified candidate. President Eisenhower has proclaimed the first full week in October as NEPH Week since 1945.
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W. Piccadilly St
Eisenhower
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