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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1978
Page
11
A yard and bake sale will be held at the Eagles Club to benefit the Ladies' Auxiliary. The sale starts at 10 a.m. with proceeds supporting the auxiliary's activities.
Dr. Catherine M. Silver announces the opening of her family chiropractic office in Inwood West Virginia. She is a 1976 Sherman College graduate and previously studied at Palmer College of Chiropractic and Toftness Post Graduate School. She hails from Morris County New Jersey and formerly worked as a dental assistant and helped manage a health food store in Dover New Jersey.
In a national discourse, a case where a woman endured eight hours of rape by three men, then faced repeated trial delays due to defense tactics, led to dropped charges. The columnist urges citizens to push for judicial reform and writes that courts reflect society. readers may contact Dr. Brown in Washington, D.C.
Miss Laurie Michelle LaFever of Middletown wed Donald Lee Shifflett of Middletown at Grace Methodist Church with Rev. William E. Richards officiating. Music by Robert Allen. The couple plans to live in Middletown.
Eight Handley High School Latin students earned first prizes and certificates at the Junior Classical League convention at North Texas State University in Denton. Winners include Cathy Ashby, John Strader, Ellen White, Kim Haines, Janet Sonafelt, Mikki Hubbard, Bryan Carr, and the Handley JCL scrapbook.
Sarah Louise Brown married Maurice Singleton Ramey in a double ring ceremony at Braddock Street United Methodist Church on August 5. The bride, daughter of Rector S. Brown, wore a white eyelet gown and carried a carnation bouquet. the groom is son of Maurice F. Ramey of Stephens City. They plan to live in Middletown after a Williamsburg trip.
FRONT ROYAL This Saturday's Children’s Hour at Samuels Library offers two sessions for ages. At 11 a.m. preschool story time explores feelings via dramatics with Alexander and the Terrible Horrible No Good Very Bad Day read aloud. At 1 p.m. school age teens and young adults join a Book Talk to discuss recent titles and popular books. Marlo Thomas's film Free To Be You and Me will be shown at both sessions.
Paula Zena Pomerleau daughter of Thelma Z. Pomerleau and Laval W. Pomerleau wed Terry Clay Long at St. Columbian Catholic Church Birmingham Michigan. Thelma and Laval reside in Royal Oak and Traverse City. Officiant Deacon Frank Burge of Detroit led the candlelight double ring rite.
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