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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1968
Page
7
The Robinson PTA schedules its April gathering for this Wednesday at 7 30 p.m. in the Robinson Memorial School multi purpose room. Eva Duckett elementary supervisor will present the program.
Horticultural societies from Maryland Pennsylvania Virginia and West Virginia choose princesses for the Apple Blossom Festival to be held May 2 3 and 4. Four named princesses from each state will join 32 in the Queen Shenandoah XLI court for coronation and parade events.
An old ad touts FASTEETH to keep dentures firm at any time and ease eating. It promises no pasty taste, fresher breath, and recommends regular dental checks, with availability at drug counters.
The records list births on April 4 for William Edwin Rose and Brenda Layman’s family a girl named Kathy Ann for the Marshall home. Keith Wilson Bly and Shely Jean Lee welcome a son Anthony Wayne in Strasburg. Terry Lee Hawkins and Patsy Jean Bageant have a son Brian Lee at Valley Mill Road. William Douglas Rainsberger and Charlotte Nichols celebrate a daughter Shannon Michael in Braddock Street. Gerald Lee Kremer and Sandra Darlene Kline announce a daughter Jill Annette Route 3 family.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Round Hill Fire Company held its annual meeting at the Fire Hall to elect officers. Board of Governors selected include Aprile Hepner Ruth Steele Louise Cather Jean Hoover and Elizabeth Pingley. Officers named are Steele chair Hepner secretary Hoover chaplain and Cather publicity chair. A meeting is set for April 15 at 7:30 p.m. at the Fire Hall to discuss plans for a Mother’s Day dinner on May 12.
The schedule lists daily HDC meetings for local communities from Monday to Friday with times and venues such as West Frederick, Gainesboro Fire Hall, Round Hill, North Frederick Whitacre Hall, Mt. Airy Bonnie Douglas home, Albin, White Hall, and Middletown Methodist Church. A demonstration on lighting in interior decorating is planned, plus district federation plans for Clarke County High School on April 24 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. No lunch tickets.
Stanley MacDonald of Apt B 2 400 N Loudoun St left Friday to be admitted at Rockingham County Memorial Hospital in Harrisonburg. Ada Glass of National Ave remains a patient at Winchester Memorial Hospital.
The feature notes turkeys are no longer just holiday fare with year round options in many forms. It cites low fat content high protein and nationwide availability during National Turkey Month with 360 million pounds in cold storage and broad bargain pricing across markets.
The 20th Annual Antiques Show runs April 17 to 19 in New Castle Delaware. Over 20 dealers from Maine to Virginia will display period furniture and collectors items at the Presbyterian Church and Academy-On-The-Green. Exhibits open 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. and 5 p.m. Friday. Museums include the Courthouse, Old Dutch House, Amstel House, and more, with historic illumination and guided visits.
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