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An added attraction of festival concerts are the piano recitals to he given by William Haaker on Thursday and Friday of this week. These concerts have been moved to the Stuyvesant' Barn (formerly scheduled for Avon Mills) in Warrenton, located just behind the main building at the Stuyvesant Boys School. The school has generously offered their facilities due to the large interest of concertgoers in the Warrenton area. Haaker believes that music lovers (will find these surroundings well suited for programs of recital nature.
By special request Haaker has programmed again his concert of “Familiar Favorites’' i n c 1 u d ing Moonlight Sonata, Beethoven; Leibestraum, Clair de Lune, Polonaise in A Flat; and Rhapsodie in Blue. The concerts at Stuyvesant are slated for an 8:00 curtain time.
H. E Aylor Visits „
Detroit Factory
H. H. Aylor, of Sperryville, Ferguson Tractor and Implement Dealer, announced today that he had just returned from a three day trip to Detroit, Michigan, where he visited the world’s most modem Tractor Plant at Ferguson Park.
Mr. Aylor won this trip in a contest sponsored by Tractor and Farm Supplies, Ferguson Distributors, Aberdeen, Maryland.
A special field demonstration of revolutionary semi-self propelled harvesting equipment was shown ‘o contest winners. These new implements, Mr. Aylorstates, should- cot" local farmers cost of handling summer and fall crops by many thousands of dollars.
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