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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1969

Page

6

Trading Guest Shots Is TV Status Symbol

Hollywood reports a practice called trade out where top TV programs swap guest appearances. Stars move between shows with no money changing hands, boosting status and cross promotion as Johnny guests on Lucy and Lucy features on Carson, with Carol Nabors and Jim Burnett involved.

Johnny Lucy Carson Carol Jim Andy Williams Las Vegas Virginian Henry Fonda Glenn Ford

Battle's gubernatorial campaign cost Virginia $273630

Former Ambassador William C Battle reported expenses of 273630 for his Democratic bid for governor from last September through the first party primary. State Sen Henry E Howell Jr filed 273630 in expenses, with Howell and Battle totaling 637374 for Virginia's costliest primary. Aug runoff costs will be added.

Richmond William C. Battle Battle Henry E. Howell Jr Howell State Board of Elections Fred G. Pollard Virginia William V. Rawlings Rawlings

Jimmy’s Return Drives Strong Bat Swing Hopes

Jimmy, now healthy, shows confidence at the plate as he imitates his baseball idols. He smashes a ball and calls out a battle cry about getting it before it goes into the wood, a moment captured by an AP Wirephoto.

Jimmy

Montserrat Cookbook Highlights Island Dishes and Traditions

The Montserrat Cookbook from the Old People's Welfare Association showcases native Caribbean recipes like peanut soup banana curry goat water and mountain chicken. Compiled by Canadian resident Mrs Eileen Cochrane the 61 page loose leaf volume profiles local produce and dishes with notes on Irish influences and island hunting traditions. It is printed by Letchworth Press Ltd Barbados.

Plymouth Montserrat Montserrat Old People’s Welfare Association Caribbean Puerto Rico Eileen Cochrane Cochrane Montserra John Messenger Indiana University Dominica Letchworth Press Ltd Barbados

Local Hospitality and Restaurant Staffing Changes

Miss Esther Boyce joined the George Washington Hotel Beauty Salon staff. A Yellow Springs West Virginia native and Winchester Beauty Academy graduate, she has two years as a beautician. Mrs Geraldine Van Sickle becomes owner-manager of Hershey's Restaurant at 1916 Valley Ave, a Swanton Maryland native and Oakland High School graduate with about 15 years as a waitress in the Winchester area, living at 2133 Valley.

Esther Boyce George Washington Hotel Yellow Springs W. Va Winchester Beauty Academy Geraldine van Sickle Hershey’s 1916 Valley Swanton, Md van Sickle Oakland, Md Winchester Valley Ave

Preparation H Promises Quick Relief for Hemorrhoids

An advertisement claims Preparation H quickly stops itching and relieves pain while shrinking hemorrhoids in many cases. Doctors’ tests allegedly show real reduction of inflamed tissue with this ointment or suppository.

New York, N.Y

Tree of the Sad Night Faces Decline in Mexico City

The Arbol de la Noche Triste, a nearly thousand year old national monument near Mexico City, is dying. Drought and sunk subsoil water hinder its roots though federal officials have irrigated and replaced soil. The tree once shaded Cortes and 600 Spaniards after the 1520 defeat, and is part of a line of ancient ahuehuetes.

Mexico City Cortez Tenochtitlan Montezuma Chapultepec Park California Federal District

Agnew Signs Baseballs Then Passes Pen to Bench

Vice President Spiro Agnew signed two baseballs after throwing out first balls to Cincinnati catcher Johnny Bench and Detroit catcher Bill Freehan at the All Star game. He handed the pen to Bench, who replied it was not his, then passed it to baseball commissioner Bowie Kuhn.

Bench Washington Spiro T. Agnew Cincinnati Johnny Bench Detroit Bill Freehan Baseball Bowie Kuhn

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