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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1972

Page

6

Berryville Bluegrass Festival Opens With Big Prizes

The Berryville Apple Harvest Festival bluesgrass event began at the Berryville horse show grounds drawing dozens of amateur groups and hundreds of spectators. Competition resumes tonight at 7 30 with over 4200 dollars in cash prizes and trophies for best bluegrass band fiddle banjo guitar mandolin and champion performer. Howard D Wolfe of the Virginia State String Music Association explains the rename from bluegrass to string music to showcase the genre. The top trophy is a 14 carat gold fiddler statuette with 300 dollars to the band winner and up to 75 dollars for individual categories. A bluegrass bagpipe performer and a former symphony cellist are among the champion performer entrants. The Comrade Bible Class hosts a covered dish supper Tuesday at 6 30 in Braddock Street United Methodist Educational Building with music.

Dean Havron Berryville Berryville Horse Show Virginia State String Music Association Appalachians Howard D. Wolfe Bill Monroe Wolfe Symphony

Fear New Terrorist Attacks on Israelis

London report says three Black September operatives slipped to Ireland after killing an Israeli diplomat with a letter bomb. Scotland Yard investigates plots to kidnap Israeli children and release captured guerrillas, with mail bombs intercepted across Europe and beyond.

London Black September Ireland Europe Scotland Yard Special Branch Mideast North America Latin America Africa Cambodia Israel Phnom Penh Harwich England Netherlands

Bacon Campaigns for McGovern in Winchester Monday

Edgar Bacon cochairman for the McGovern Shriver ticket in Virginia will campaign for Sen. McGovern in Winchester Monday. A Lee County resident and former House of Delegates member Bacon backs McGovern as a veteran moderate and attends the Redskin Dinner at 7 pm to aid the Winchester Democratic Committee efforts for McGovern Spong and Williams.

Edgar Bacon Virginia McGovern-Shriver Winchester Sen. McGovern Bacon Lee County Commoneath Virginia General Assembly House of Delegates American Bar Associations Virginia Bar Council Democratic Party George McGovern Jefferson Roosevelt Kennedy War Memorial Building Democratic Committee McGovern Virginia U.S Spong Murat Williams

United Fund Sets 39900 Goal After Work Session

Front Royal Warren County United Fund board and committees set a 39300 dollar goal at a Thursday night session. Five agencies had budget cuts. they presented needs as Col Richard Rollason moved to hold the budget. Marion Nye notes improved county interest and publicity with slogan driven campaigns and WFTR radio support.

Front Royal Front Royal - Warren County United Fund Ted Meyer Richard Rollason Marion Nye

Genese McBride Named Troop 3 Beauty Queen

Genese McBride was chosen beauty queen of Troop 3 sponsored by Braddock Street Methodist Church. She will represent the troop at the Scout a ram a at Martinsburg Municipal Airport on September 30. The Court of Honor awarded Life Scout to Ty Tripplett and Second Class ranks to Tim and Dan Markley. Twenty one boys earned 63 merit badges. Willis Roberts led with 12. Cindy Jones and Lisa Vance were first and second runners up. The queen and troop will man a booth at Scout a ram a to showcase year’s projects.

Genese McBride Braddock Street Methodist Martinsburg Ty Tripplett Tim Dan Markley Willis Roberts Cindy Jones Lisa Vance Ty Triplett Braddock Street United Methodist Church

County Fair Association to Hold Monday Meeting

The Frederick County Fair Association will meet Monday at 7 30 p m at the Stonewall Raritan Fair Grounds. A spokesman urged all interested people to attend.

County Fair Assn Frederick County Fair Association Stonewall Raritan Fair Grounds

Council To Hold Eight Public Hearings Update Town Code

The Town Council schedules eight hearings to align the Town Code with recent state legislation on motor vehicle rules and emergency vehicle lighting. Tom Cooper will discuss air pollution. an ordinance to impose a one percent motel gross receipts tax is proposed. a State Air Pollution Board letter will be considered. Ecology Recycling asks curbside pickup of old newspapers first Wednesday monthly. The meeting begins at 7:30 p.m. in Town Hall council chambers.

Tom Cooper Front Royal-Warren County State Air Pollution Control Board Ecology Recycling Committee Town Hall

Officers Installed at Great Falls and Middletown Grange

The Great Falls Grange installation at Middletown Grange Hall featured Installing Officer O.V. Carper of McLean, with Ronald Schmid presenting and serving as past master and new trustee. Middletown master D.S. Kagey joined 26 officers. standing committees to be appointed next Monday. Mrs. O.V. Carper sang solos.

Great Falls Grange Ronald Schmid Middletown O.V. Carper McLean Great Fall Grange D.S. Kagey

Price Commission Praises SCC Move On C&P Rate Cut

In Richmond the Price Commission lauds the State Corporation Commission for ordering Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co to cut 13 million from a 36 million rate hike filing before the hearing ends. The hearing continues as C&P revises its filing to show a 23 million increase.

Richmond Federal Price Commission State Corporation Commission Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co SCC C&p Ralph T. Catterall Price Commission C. Jackson Grayson Grayson Commission Lettter Virginia Electric & Power Co Washington Defense Department Walter A. Morton University of Wisconsin Dellon Coker Pentagon Virginia Coker Catterall Junie R. Bradshaw

Harvest Festival Service for Raritans Tomorrow in Gainesboro

The Gainesboro Raritans Club invites all Raritans and their wives to a Harvest Festival Service tomorrow at 7 30 p m at the Gainesboro Fire Hall. Chaplain Bill Gower will conduct the service with Al Myers in charge of music. In a separate note, James Monroe ran unopposed in the 1820 presidential race, the second occasion in U.S. history with a single candidate.

Gainesboro James Monroe George Washington

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