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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1975

Page

10

Formal Fox Hunting Season Opens Tomorrow in Clarke

Clarke County readers learn that the Blue Ridge fox hunters launch their season at Carter Hall with Mrs. George P. Greenhalgh Jr. as huntmaster and Christopher Howells as huntsman. The piece covers tradition, attire, hounds, training, expected turnout, and emphasis on respect for land and wildlife.

Clarke Carter Hall Blue Ridge Clarke County George P Judy) Greenhalgh Jr Christopher Howells Christopher P. Howells Huntsman George P. Greenhalgh Jr

Denny Leads Discussion On Women’s Rights For Sorority

Mrs. Elizabeth Denny a Warren County supervisor candidate and teacher spoke to Epsilon Lambda Chapter Beta Sigma Phi at Susan Arrington’s home. Nancy Pond reported United Way canvassing and Doc Smith Christmas baskets registration plans. The group promotes Tootsie Roll Bank sales with sorority members selling banks. November events include a Fall Ritual dinner and dance on November 8 at 5 45 p.m. and the next meeting November 5 at 7 30 p.m.

Elizabeth Denny Warren County Epsilon Lambda Chapter Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Susan Arrington Denny Nancy Pond United Way Fire Hall Althea Harvey

Local Homemakers Bazaar and Club Meetings Set

The CORNER HOMEMAKERS Bazaar is Saturday November 8 at the War Memorial Building from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Various Extension Homemakers Clubs schedule November meetings to plan next year and prepare crafts. The James Wood High School Fun Night, with a Halloween safety theme, runs tomorrow from 2 p.m. to 9 p.m. featuring a costume party and prizes to support the band’s Disney World trip.

Homemakers War Memorial Theresa Oliver Sara Donald Middle Road Club Jay Teets Gene Metz James Wood High School James Wood Disney World

Poppy Sales Begin Here Next Week

The American Legion Auxiliary Conrad Hoover Unit 21 announces Memorial poppy sales on November 8 and 11 for Veteran's Day. They purchase 5,000 poppies annually with 10 percent of proceeds returned to Virginia for rehabilitation and child welfare programs.

Conrad Hoover American Legion Auxiliary Department of Virginia Claude Grim Veterans Administration Center Hampton Mason Morris VAVS Grim

Inflation Rate Down in Virginia Says Report

Virginia’s inflation rate has quieted from a high of 14 percent last summer. The October Virginia Business Report foresees about a 6 percent rate for the year, with bank debits up 25.5 percent from September 1974 and building permits down 20.4 percent in September after August gains.

Williamsburg Virginia The Virginia Business Report Leland Traywick Commonwealth Traywick

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