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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1968
Page
9
Italian designers favor slim waisted flared redingotes and two inch hems above the knee for fall and winter. They show black and white daytime shades with vivid embellishments for evening. Valentino leads, fur dominates, and silhouettes echo the 1940s with trousers, thigh boots, capes, and long scarves.
A vintage pattern advertisement highlights Pleats On The Move for children with princess lines and an optional bow. It lists sizes 2, 4, 6, 8, fabric yardage, and pricing, plus mailing details to Winchester Evening Star pattern dept New York. Also promotes Fall-Winter catalog and sewing books with coupon offers.
The Stephens City Community Kindergarten will open Sept 9 with a Monday to Friday schedule from 9 to 11 30 a m following public school holidays. Mrs Robert Rexrode staffs with Mrs Raymond Davis assisting. Registration Aug 19 to Sept 1 on a first come first served basis for children entering first grade in fall 1969. contact Mrs Rexrode or Rev Mitchum for details.
Members of Drums Church set up a fresh produce booth at the Clarke County Fair from Monday through Saturday 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Proceeds support the Lord's Acre Program and the church building fund. No services at Cedar Creek Primitive Baptist Church due to the Association meeting in Front Royal. The Clark Reunion will be held Sunday at 12 30 in the Rotary Shelter at Senseny Park in Winchester.
Outdoor cooks can make crispy potato and onion pancakes using instant mashed potatoes. Mix with bacon, onion, egg and seasonings, shape into patties and fry until golden. Quick to prepare, compact to pack, and versatile with meats, fish, or breakfast dishes.
Mt Pleasant congregation held Sunday services at Shawneeland picnic area followed by a dinner and children enjoyed a sunny afternoon. West Frederick Home Demonstration Club held its annual picnic at the home of Roland and Grace Brown with guests from Ellwood City and local residents visiting relatives.
Recipe notes describe making eight potato bacon parsley patties from instant potatoes and a plum dessert of Santa Rosa plums poached in a red wine sugar syrup. Directions cover prep, mixing, shaping, frying, and serving ideas as well as a summer supper note.
A six-piece brass ensemble opened the Shenandoah Valley Music Festival in Orkney Springs with works by Gabrielli Petels Morley. The Woodwind Quintet Onslow and the American Quartet by Dvorak followed, ending with Debussy Danse Secre and Danse Profane. Harpist Eleanor Kirschke received three curtain calls.
The Lord Fairfax Garden Club will meet Tuesday at 1 30 p m at the Winchester Golf Club with Mrs Glenn Carber as hostess. Exhibits for the day include Patio Fever Vacation Time Bird Watcher and Summer Stillness.
Friends and relatives of the late Melker Mac and Lydia Funkhouser Tabler are invited to a Sunday gathering at 12 p.m. in the Lions Shelter Recreation Park. Bring a picnic lunch and join the reunion event.
The Valley Mill Home Demonstration Club plans an Exchange Shelter gathering on August 20 at 10 30 a.m. with a covered dish lunch and auction. Members should bring settings a covered dish beverage an item for auction and a small bingo gift. Mrs Mable Brown will lead devotions.
Mrs Irene Copenhaver returns to Echo Village after visiting son Clark in Harrisonburg and granddaughter Mrs Gerald Mace after her marriage. She also saw son Herbert and family in New Market and Herbert Copenhaver Jr and wife. Lucy Copenhaver's mother marks 87th birthday. Daniel Snow and two children Angela and Danny return to Lynchburg after a week with the Sargents and Copenhavers in Harrisonburg and New Market.
A brief lesson notes plants make food from air and soil while animals eat plants or other animals. The piece also gives a tip to use clothespins to pinch fabric and freshen draperies after ironing.
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