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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1961
Page
4
Mrs Howard and Bent ley Kinney took first in the bridge match. Runners-up were Mrs Harold G Brown and Mrs Preston Avery. Third place went to Mrs Harper and Richard Bow.
Home owners can use Scotts Turf Builder to grow grass on any soil and bulb planting to welcome spring. Family brand Scotts seed provides nutrients for vibrant growth. Bulbs from Holland include crocus tulips daffodils hyacinths lilies and narcissus. Smalts Garden Center open 8 to 6 Monday through Saturday. Phone MO 2-2173.
A fragment notes the daughter of Mr and Mrs Rader involved with Halloween. The readable text highlights family ties and an event related to the holiday.
The Monday group will meet next on Oct. 30 at 8 p.m. Open to all interested players, the gathering will be held at the hotel in Leesburg.
Church guest speaker speaks on church history. Numerous local visits occur among Boyd Ginn and related families across Winchester Stephens City and Martinsburg. Attendees travel to Charlotte for the National 409 Race, attend weddings in Canetown and Fishers Hill, and share weekend meals and hospital visits.
HAL BOYLE imagines a wistful hermit life with a wooded home and lifelong income. He jokes about escaping taxes, bills, and crowds while enjoying simple pleasures and daily decisions, ending with a question why not all become hermits.
Royal birth likely at Clarence House with Royal midwife Sister Helen Rowe en route from Eastbourne. The baby, due near end of October, will be delivered in a room set aside at Clarence House while Margaret remains at Kensington Palace.
Black bears disrupt tree farms by peeling bark on the young stands. Trapper Jack Aldrich has developed a tight wet foot snare that captures the animal unharmed and allows transfer to a different forest section where young trees are not being nurtured.
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