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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1971
Page
3
Planning the Girl Scout Cookie Sale are Mrs. Jean Martin Mrs. Billy Phillips and Mrs. Albert Felicia chairing. Orders run January 15 to 30 with deliveries March 1. Five varieties Chocolate and Vanilla Cremes Sugared Shortbread Peanut Butter Patties Thin Mint and Chocolate Chip Cookies.
The Hospital Auxiliary Follies of 1971 opens with a Monday 8 p.m. talent kickoff in the Lord Fairfax Room at the George Washington Hotel. It features the director from Jerome Cargill Productions and acts from prior Follies. Try-outs rehearsal schedules and cast recruitment will be announced as dress rehearsal nears. Proceeds support the hospital stroke unit and the show runs January 28 to 30 at Shenandoah College Auditorium.
Advertisement for Printed Pattern 4638 offering new children sizes 2 4 6 with 35 inch 1% yard size 6. Pattern price seventy five cents plus 25 cents air mail handling. Mail to Anne Adams Winchester Evening Star Pattern Dept New York NY 10011. Includes catalog and sewing books offerings and free pattern coupon.
The Winchester Clarke Garden Club gathered for its 15th annual workshop at Mrs Paul Rosen bergeris home to craft 200 fresh boxwood wreaths with red bows for patients trays at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Volunteers also prepared larger boxwood wreaths hospital doors and arrangements for lobbies and nursing stations. Miniature boxwood trees with tiny red lights decorated the facility. Mrs Edgar Whiting received the Medal of Merit Award of the Garden Club of America for her outstanding service.
SGT and Mrs Edwin Hill return to Sembach Germany after two week holiday leave with Mrs Hills parents Mr and Mrs Ray Blosser of Greystone Terrace Mrs Hill formerly Miss Sandra Blosser Dennis and Gary Keffer go back to Milton Hershey School Hershey Pa after visiting loved ones Charles Eaton, once a Winchester Memorial Hospital patient, returns home to Berryville
A historical calculation claims that converting half the world’s annual wheat and rye production into bread would yield at least 100 one-pound loaves per person per year. The statement implies immense per capita bread availability if grain-to-loaf conversion were maximized.
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