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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1965
Page
6
Classic oxtail ragout cooked with onions carrots and celery in tomato sauce and water until fork tender. Coated in flour and browned in oxtail fat then simmered three hours yields six to eight hearty servings with careful fat skim and seasoning adjustments.
December schedule lists 30 plus group meetings across Winchester area from 1:30 p.m. Womens Auxiliary to Winchester Memorial Hospital to 8 p.m. Alcoholics Anonymous at First Baptist Church. Organizations include Lioness Club Civil Air Patrol DeMolay Bryarly PTA Madison Lodge Duplicate Bridge Gore Fire Co South End Fire Co Fraternal Order of Police Lions Club Century Club Izaak Walton Disabled American Veterans War Memorial Building Citizens Band Radio Club Board of Control Exchange Club Northern Virginia Hairdressers Association Ladies Rifle Club Loyal Order of Moose Camera Club Rebekah Lodge and more.
Miss Elaine Ann Ploss will be installed as Honored Queen of Bethel No. 47 International Order of Job's Daughters Saturday at 8 p.m. in the Gold Room of the George Washington Hotel. A reception and dance will follow with music by T.U.F.F. Karen Elizabeth Lutz will act as Installing Officer. Others to be installed are Judeth Fowler Linda Eckman Donna Jennings and Karen Hash.
Randy Powers earned Life Scout rank at Troop 2 Court of Honor held at the Presbyterian Church. Assistant Scoutmaster Bob Sutton presented the badge. Seven Tenderfoot Scouts were inducted with a candle light ceremony led by Richard Demorest and Orville C. Wine.
The Winchester Chapter of the American Association of Retired Persons plans a Christmas party tomorrow at 2 p.m. in the War Memorial Building. Members should note the new location, bring a dish and a small gift for a partner, with meat, beverages, bread and butter provided. Transportation help is available by calling 662-7854 by noon tomorrow.
Xi Beta Chapter Beta Sigma Phi will meet Thursday evening at 407 Mosby St at Mrs. James R. Daly’s home with co host Mrs. Charles H. Lyles. James V. Hutton Frederick County Elementary supervisor will speak on Family Guidance.
The Old Fredericktown Garden Club will meet at Mrs. Lemuel Brown's home 204 Rostel Road Wednesday at 1 30 p m. Mrs John Baden speaks on Christmas Traditions and a Virginia Christmas exhibit is planned. Members are urged to bring gifts for Newton D Baker. The Middle Road Home Demonstration Club meets tomorrow at 10 a m for an all day session at the Relief Methodist Church social room. Members should bring Christmas items and a gift for the Christmas party. a covered dish lunch will be served.
A tip suggests adding ground cooked ham to baking powder biscuit dough for savory bites. Roll dough thin and cut small to create appetizer biscuits served with a tomato juice dip.
The James Wood Music Department presents the annual Christmas concert Wednesday at 7 30 p m in the auditorium. Admission is free. The James Wood Band performs alongside the Ninth Grade Chorus and Girls Club singing world carols. The Shepherds Chorus from Amahl and the Night Visitors appears with the Mixed Chorus. Madrigals are featured under Miss Wiegent and Mrs Thompson.
The Winchester Frederick County Citizens Band Radio Club meets tomorrow at 7 30 p.m. in the Shenandoah Conservatory club room at 443 North Loudoun Street. The James Wood Band will perform selections including Noel Francais and four French carols.
Strasburg residents will attend an AARP installation of officers at 2 p.m. in the Strasburg elementary school cafeteria. Mayor Funk will speak and has declared Saturday Elderly Citizens Day. Mrs. Earl Houghton’s team from Front Royal will install the new officers.
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