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A ready to bake frozen puff pastry shell recipe features crab meat with a sherry creamed filling. The dish is paired with consommé, asparagus, tomato and herb garnishes, serving six.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1968
Page
6
A ready to bake frozen puff pastry shell recipe features crab meat with a sherry creamed filling. The dish is paired with consommé, asparagus, tomato and herb garnishes, serving six.
The Goodwill Industries truck will stop at Winchester Berryville on Sept 13 to pick up clothing shoes furniture appliances toys and miscellaneous household items. Rev Bryce W Nichols executive director thanked spring cleaners while noting continued need and a furniture and toy shortage.
A Tuesday agenda lists events at City Hall and several organizations. Winchester Board of Zoning Appeals meets at 3 p.m. at City Hall. Rescue Squad HQ, 7:30 p.m.. Back Creek Rotary Club attaches 7:30 p.m.. Stephens City Fire Co. at fire hall 7:30 p.m.. Board of Control Exchange Club at 1336 Commerce St 8 p.m.. Loyal Order of Moose and Rebekah Lodge attend 8 p.m. meetings. Alcoholics Anonymous meets at First Baptist Church. Eagles Auxiliary at Home. Doe Club at Elks. Blue Ridge Twirlers perform at WMB.
A schedule of local group gatherings includes Kiwanis at the George Washington Hotel at 12 15 p m the Colonial Garden Club with Mrs Robert Lebo at 1 p m Winchester Association of Blind at WMB 1 p m Winchester Clarke Garden Club 2 30 p m Jayceettes at Carpers Valley Club 6 30 p m Winchester Rifle and Pistol Club Rifle Night 7 p m Shenandoah Numinematic Club at WMB 7 45 p m Duplicate Bridge at George Washington Hotel 8 p m and Lodge 867 BPOE at Elks Home 8 p m.
The Rev. Edward Taylor of Market Street United Methodist Church will address the International Christian League Breakfast tomorrow at the Lee-Jackson Restaurant. The public event starts at 7 a.m.
The Woman's Society of Church Service Circle No 2 of Montague Avenue United Methodist Church will meet on Thursday from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. at the Exchange Shelter Recreation Park. Members should bring lunch and all participants will take part in the program.
Miss Janet Eileen Slack of Paris Virginia became the bride of George Parker Hadley son of Mrs William Neslein of Mulberry Florida and the late George P Hadley in Trinity United Methodist Church Paris The Rev Jesse Tate officiated at 4 pm The ceremony featured palm leaves white gladioli and spiral candelabra The bridal party included Miss Marcia Belle Slack maid of honor and Mrs Frederick Leach as bridesmaid The couple plans to reside in Kent Ohio after a wedding trip The bride is a Madison College graduate and will attend Kent State University The groom a Bridgewater College graduate will teach in Ohio public schools The reception followed at Emmanuel Parish House Delaplane
In Fabiani's collection the standout piece is a slim line gown. At left a green silk satin evening dress with an embroidered neckline and cuffs. At right an orange silk satin dress with an embroidered belt. Jewels by Bulgari and shoes by Barrilla.
J Robert Seal of Front Royal Road is a patient in Winchester Memorial Hospital. Three local students earned Master of Education degrees from the University of Virginia in Charlottesville: Mary G. Baughman John C. Capehart and Morris E. Cather Jr. Mrs Bradford Bennett Jr graduated from Madison College Harrisonburg with a B A in English. Mr and Mrs John H Cole and family recently returned from Ethiopia and Mr and Mrs Charles J Cole Jr visited from Santa Fe Springs California. Charles D Symons Jr and Mrs Symons depart from Baltimore en route to Honolulu for R and R with Chaplain Symons returning from Vietnam. Martha and Robert Symons will stay with grandparents in Hagerstown. Mr and Mrs Charles J Cole Jr hosted relatives in the area. Daniel B Dunlap of Berryville and Robert Foster of Winchester visited Citrus Tower Clermont Florida and plan stops at Cypress Gardens Winter Haven Florida before returning home.
The Chosen Gospel Singers of McLean will present a full program at St Paul A.M.E. Church on Sunday at 4 p.m. The benefit supports the Building Fund and is sponsored by the Improvement Committee.
A yard party at Welltown United Methodist Church on Saturday begins at 5 p.m. The event features country ham and fried chicken dinners and will be held rain or shine.
Jacqueline Kaspar of Boyce displays paintings at Wayside Gallery in Middletown alongside Wayside Theatre's The Battle of the Sexes. Exhibit runs through Sept 1 with daily viewing and extended hours around performances. Kaspar trained under Beula Weaver Leon Kroll and others, with works in private and international collections.
Gary Teets a junior at Randolph-Macon College in Ashland serves as sports editor of Fish Tales a freshmen guide. He was named managing editor of the Yellow Jacket for the upcoming year and has long served on the sports staff. He begins his third year as student sports assistant in September under Jay Pace in the Public Relations office.
Blue Ridge Hunt adds two new classes for its Junior Horse Show on Saturday September 7 at Page brook near Boyce. One class pairs horses or ponies shown at walk trot and canter with combined ownership. the other is junior only bareback on a dollar bill with possible fences if ties occur, prize being all other entrants’ dollars.
The Welltown Woman's Society of Christian Service will meet Thursday at 8 p.m. in the church. After the meeting a weiner roast will be held on the church lawn.
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