Lions Club to Build Shelter at Smith Field Ave Playground
The Winchester Lions Club sponsors a new picnic shelter under construction at Smith Field Ave Playground. The 30 by 60 foot structure, costing over $4,000, should be finished by late fall. From left to right in the photo discussing plans are Donald K. Jones Jim Letterman Clay Manuel and Jim Barnett.
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Winchester Recreation Park
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Donald K
Butch) Jones
Jim Letterman
Lions Club
Clay Manuel
Jim Barnett
Parks and Recreation Department
Subcommittee Backs Drafting 19 Year Olds Amid Lottery Plan
A House Armed Services subcommittee signals support for Nixon administration's lottery draft, echoing calls to call up 19 year olds first. Defense Secretary Laird and SSS chief Hershey testified the lottery would be the fairest method, with a September or October drawing to order 365 birthdates for 19 year olds.
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New Anne Adams Pattern 4545 Debuts In Fall Catalog
The advertisement promotes Pattern 4545 in crepe flannel and wool jersey with front pleats and a flattering holiday look. It lists half sizes 10 to 20 with bust 37 for size 14 and fabric guidance, plus pricing for patterns and mailing options. It touts a large fall-winter catalog with 105 styles and related sewing books and coupons.
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Hints From Heloise Corrugated Box Shoe Rack Idea
A reader suggests using a sturdy corrugated box, like soda cartons, as an inexpensive shoe rack. Boxsides turned sideways store six pairs neatly in a closet, with options to cover, paint, or stack for more space.
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Heloise
Obenshain Promises Aggressive VA Attorney General Run
Winchester speech outlines plan to broaden the office’s reach, to push law and order, raise police salaries, combat drug abuse with education, and draft a pornography statute. Obenshain criticizes Miller for not detailing penal system reforms and cites a two day penitentiary tour.
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Home Brewing Co to shut Richmond brewery after 50 years
The Home Brewing Co Inc will end operations in Richmond as aging beer sells out in late November. President Frederick Sitterding III said the plant stopped brewing in September after five decades of Richbrau, amid continuous losses and national brand competition. The firm may be sold. a Tidewater Virginia survey notes August as the region’s favored vacation month.
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Home Brewing
Virginia
Obenshain Campaign Stops in Winchester Area
Republican Attorney General hopeful Richard D. Obenshain campaigns in Winchester Frederick and Clarke Counties with Maurice Duffey and Wayne Whitham. He planned a 5 p.m. public picnic at Robert Burkholder’s Merriman Lane residence and spoke on penal reform and rehabilitation.
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Dick) Obenshain
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Maurice
Pat) Duffey
Richmond
Robert Burkholder
Merrimans Lane
Mary Helen Massie
Merriman’s Lane
Wayne A. Whitham
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