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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1962
Page
13
Classified brief seeks cabinet and furniture repair work with contact at 348 E Piccadilly St or phone MO 2 6253. Also seeks a roomer, gentle man at 922 Amherst St with after 3 30 p m contact MO 2 9072.
Help wanted ad seeks individuals to run a personal self service nationwide collection system for a credit corporation with branch expansion. No personal collection work. expected income over 1000 monthly. Permanent, low mood-proof opportunity. wife may be part time. Minimum investment under 1000 for supplies and equipment. Training provided. Write Box 96 care Winchester Star.
The Warren Agricultural and Industrial Fair committee spent the weekend in Richmond with the Virginia Association of Fairs to discuss carnival and fair supplier matters at a round table with other fairs. The fair is scheduled for September 3 to 8. The Potomac Basin Meeting of the Interstate Commission on the Potomac River Basin is set for January 25 and 26 at the Willard Hotel in Washington to discuss river basin management urban silt control and waste disposal. Elmer Rinhart twenty of Shenandoah was released from Page Memorial Hospital after a stabbing January 5. A February hearing is planned for his alleged assailant James Meadows of Elkton.
The Shenandoah County Memorial Hospital installed three 23 inch television sets donated by the medical staff the County Women's Auxiliary and the hospital board. Luray Raritan Club plans a club house project with two barbecues a Fair booth and a womanless wedding to raise funds James Dovel leads the building committee. Front Royal hires Charles Edward Hall as night dispatcher replacing Dan Armentrout who has joined the Army Hall a Warren County High School graduate attended the Warren Business College.
CHARLES TOWN residents will gather at 2 p.m. in the Court House to discuss a proposed downtown parking project. If approved, the plan will go to the county Chamber of Commerce for final consent. Charlottesville VA University of Virginia medical school receives a 115346 grant to strengthen research and training programs. Harrisonburg opens the Civil War Centennial Center on March 23 in the South Main Street Municipal Building featuring an electric map of Stonewall Jackson’s Valley movements. Martinsburg Harley Orchard Co buys Pioneer Orchard, 241 acres.
The Rev. Earl G. Creps Jr of St. John's Lutheran Church and Dr. John R. Stiff of First Baptist Church will leave soon. Creps goes to Wilkinsburg Pennsylvania on February 18 and Stiff returns to a former pastorate in Crozet at month end.
Volume data shows District 7 moved 6,435,000 board feet of saw timber and 2,085 cords of pulpwood earning landowners a total of 233,397 dollars for the year.
Virginia Aerosol Inc will open a manufacturing plant in the Barr Building on N Cameron St announced by secretary treasurer R J Alford. Gordon A Willis Jr of Culpeper is president Maurice Trenary of Winchester is vice president Hugh Crisman of Winchester is a director. About five employees start with plans to reach twelve more in two months depending on business growth.
Ernie Kovacs is remembered with a quiet dignified service at Beverly Hills Community Presbyterian Church attended by invited guests and about 600 fans outside. Pallbearers include Jack Lemmon Frank Sinatra Billy Wilder Dean Martin Joe Mikalos and Mervyn LeRoy. Graveside rites at Forest Lawn Hollywood Hills were private for Edie Adams and close family.
The Kendall Gardner Family expresses gratitude to friends neighbors and many organizations including American Brakeshoe employees Green Chemical Co Salvation Army Red Cross for their generosity after a fire on January 3 1962.
Professional chefs typically bake pastry shells at about 450 degrees. This high temperature helps set the crust quickly and achieve a crisp, golden exterior while preserving a tender interior.
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