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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1968

Page

9

Granddaughter admires 20 inch cantaloupe from grandmother

Caprice Lane Whitacre, two and a half, eyes wide with wonder at a 20- inch cantaloupe given by grandmother Hilda Whitacre. The family believes the odd fruit was grown in the grandmother's garden at National Avenue home.

Caprice Lane Harold Whitacre E. Monmouth St Hilda Whitacre National Ave Mary Helen Massie

Demolition Show Draws Crowds in Indianapolis

Ed Zebrowski, a demolition contractor known as the wrecker with a flair, turned a three story Indianapolis building into a spectacle. He staged bleacher viewing, music, popcorn, and bean soup while three cranes tore the structure down. Zebrowski says the show drew crowds and boosted his business despite losing money on the job.

Indianapolis Ind Ed Zebrowski Zebrowski Zeebrowski Zebrowski & Associates Knights of Pythias

Night Sentinels Watch Africa From Quiet Doorways

In Kinshasa Nairobi and Bujumbura sentinels guard properties at night. They sleep on cardboard pallets, carry makeshift weapons, and sometimes clash with burglars. Some stay loyal through uprisings, while others are fired or harmed.

Bujumbura Burundi Kinshasa Nairobi Africa Ho Kinshasa Kineshasa Stanleyville Sentinel

Boy Scouts Retain Shooting Merit Program After Review

The Boy Scouts of America will keep its rifle and shotgun merit badges unchanged after a review prompted by the Kennedy assassination. Officials said marksmanship is a safety program and that shooting is a natural part of a boy's life, emphasizing gun safety and responsibility. The organization noted no handgun program exists.

New Brunswick N.J Boy Scouts of America Robert F. Kennedy Marshall Monroe Alden G. Barber Boys Life Monroe Boy Scouts

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