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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1955

Page

11

Three Community Chest Meetings Planned at George Washington Hotel

The Retail Division led by John Carr meets tomorrow at 8 15 AM over coffee to plan. Friday morning Paul Vance and volunteers in Commercial division breakfast to finalize arrangements for the Chest drive. Friday noon division heads including Charles S Toan Al Knowles Dale A Daugherty J Randolph Larrick Marvin Gore Jr J D Shockey John Carr J T Kremer and Mrs George D Jackson attend to complete overall solicitation plans for October drive.

Charles S. Toan Paul Vance al Knowles Dale A. Daugherty J. Randolph Larrick Marvin Gore, Jr J. D. Shockey John Carr J. T. Kremer George D. Jackson George Washington Hotel

Compost aging time for garden use

A compost pile needs about 6 months to thoroughly decompose and be ready to mix into soil or spread on top. Autumn is the right time to start a pile for use the following spring, and fallen leaves are used by thrifty gardeners instead of burning them.

Al Nelson heads IB Christmas Seal Sale in Winchester

Al Nelson district manager of the Social Security Administration will chair the 1955 Christmas Seal Sale to raise funds for tuberculosis control in Winchester. The event runs from November 16 to Christmas with committees to be named soon.

al Nelson Harry A al) Nelson Social Security Administration N. Johnston Winchester Tuberculosis Association Nelson TB Association Shepherd College Red Cross Cumberland Valley Firemen's Association Shenandoah American Academy of Accountancy Chicago Community Chest Winchester-Frederick County

State Inspectors Laud Accuracy of Local Scales and Pumps

Virginia official Thomas C. Harris Jr commends Winchester and Frederick County for improved weighing devices. Only 6 percent of city scales were incorrect this year, down from 15 percent in 1954 and 12 percent in 1953, with 3 percent defective pumps and grease measures. Frederick County shows 12 percent incorrect scales versus 24 percent last year, with 7 percent inaccurate pumps. Pre-packaged goods testing found 9 percent short weight in Frederick, 77 percent of city pre-weighed items weighed short. Re-tests will follow repairs and blue and gold approval stickers will be applied. Authorities urge tests for livestock scales and other devices.

Winchester Frederick Thomas C. Harris, Jr Virginia Department of Agriculture S. Lee Grant Harris Hart A. L. Lewis Frederick County C. M. Rosenberger Board of Supervisors

Small share reaches charitable rackets in 1954 funds

A Russell Sage Foundation report finds only about 3 percent of the $5 400 million donated for philanthropic purposes in 1954 went to broad charity efforts. About half of the gifts supported church activities.

Russell Sage Foundation

Aikin Speaks To Quota Club At Winchester Meeting

Charles Aikin recreational director for Winchester spoke to the Quota Club at Chanticleer Inn. He outlined plans for the city parks and centers, site details, equipment and attendance for white and colored facilities, and described a War Memorial building to be erected in the park. The club also announced a rummage sale at Miller and Anderson building on 18 Loudoun Street.

Charles Aiken City of Winchester Quota Club Chanticleer Inn Aikin Winchester Park Miller and Anderson S. Loudoun St

Scarification Forestry Demonstration At Bell Farm

The Virginia Division of Forestry holds a scarification demonstration today and tomorrow at Stewart Bell Jr.’s Cedar Creek Grade farm. Forester R L Dunn notes scarification loosens the forest floor to aid natural regeneration, especially in grazed stands, with late summer or early fall timing and invites landowners to consult Dunn at Box 172 Woodstock for timberland help.

Virginia Division of Forestry Stewart Bell, Jr Cedar Creek Virginia R. L. Dunn Mr. Dunn Division of Forestry Woodstock

Young Speaker for Rotary Club Guest Dr H N Young

Dr H N Young director of Virginia Agricultural Experiment Station at Virginia Polytechnic Institute will be guest speaker at the Rotary Club weekly luncheon. The event highlights academic leadership and regional agricultural research.

H. N. Young Virginia Agricultural Experiment Station Virginia Polytechnic Institute Rotary Club

Talk on Water Scheduled at George Washington Hotel

Dr. Young, director of the Virginia Agricultural Experimental School since 1945 and former head of the agricultural economy at VPI, will discuss the subject Water tomorrow at 1 pm at the George Washington Hotel. He is a Cornell graduate.

George Washington Hotel Dr. Young Virginia Agricultural Experi Cornell University

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