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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1975
Page
9
Hearfine Heartline provides counsel on Social Security numbers for deceased spouses and Medicare meal coverage. It explains the Railroad Retirement Act of 1974 restructures benefits into two tiers and guarantees retirees will receive at least their prior level under the new system.
The 1st Presbyterian Church lists weekly meeting times and hostess teams. Monday slots run 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. with chairmen and hostesses in Loudoun Hall and other rooms. Tuesday slots from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. include chairmen and co-hostesses in Loudoun Hall and Church Library.
Newly elected officers for the year were installed by the Shenandoah Valley Parents of Twins Club at a recent installation dinner. Officers are Mary Kay Fahnestock president Tricia Stiles vice president Olivia Packard secretary Phyllis Swack treasurer.
The Star sets rules for wedding and engagement notices effective Jan 1. Submit the filled form to Living Section Editor 48 hours before the wedding and within seven days after. Acceptable photos are black and white 5x7 or 8x10. color photos are not accepted. Photos returned only with SASE or in person. will be discarded after one year.
The Winchester La Leche League begins a four month series with a January 15 gathering from 8 to 10 PM at 416 W Cecil St. The topic focuses on advantages of breastfeeding to mother and baby with future sessions on the art of breastfeeding overcoming difficulties and related subjects.
The 1975 Arts and Crafts workshop sponsored by Virginia Tech and Warren County Extension Service and Extension Homemakers will be held January 29 30 and 31 at Front Royal Presbyterian Church. Sessions cover afghans glass etching crochet placemats seating splints and baskets with a registration fee to cover teacher expenses. Enroll by January 17 by calling 635 4316 to ensure supplies.
A series of January meetings and workshops for local homemakers groups are scheduled. Activities include a paper quilling workshop with Mrs. Rosie Hott at Greenwood Fire Hall, various E H clubs meeting in Gainesboro and Stephens City, and a focus on kitchen storage and efficiency tips with practical advice on organizing and saving time. Visitors welcome, bring a bag lunch.
Guidelines on reorganizing kitchen spaces by grouping items near use points. Store pots by sink, skillets by range, baking pans at the mixing center, and keep detergents by the sink. Consider safety for children, space-saving pantry concepts, and portable shopping baskets for downstairs depots.
The Senior Citizens Association invites members to a 7:30 p.m. meeting on Tuesday at the War Memorial Building. The event will be game night and attendees should bring their favorite game.
Edward W. Weir III of Route 2 Berryville is named to the Dean's List for the Fall semester at Lord Fairfax Community College. He is the son of Edward W. Weir Jr. and wife of Route 2 Berryville and a 1973 Clarke County High School graduate.
The Daughters of the American Revolution district offers a $100 scholarship for area high school seniors aiming at degrees in science genealogy or American history. Deadline January 15. State winners receive $300 to $500. the American History winner could compete for $8,000 nationally. Contact guidance counselors or Linda Milburn at 667-0461.
The Duplicate Bridge Club of Winchester will hold two membership games on Monday.
Donald L. Finley of Winchester and Mary M. Light of Clearbrook join Potomac State College’s Associate Dean's List for a 3.0 average. Finley is son of Mr. and Mrs. Taylor Finley of Cecil Street.
Mr and Mrs Guy Thomas Burkett celebrate their 12th wedding anniversary They were married January 12 1963 at Central United Methodist Church Capon Bridge West Virginia by Rev Roy E Neff The couple have two children Wendy Lee and Michael Thomas The notice also covers open pairs bridge results at the George Washington Hotel with multiple winners named across north south and east west positions.
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