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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1965
Page
7
A fragment of the Abby Dear Abby column shows a survey of personal concerns with unnamed anecdotes and a prompt to write letters. The text mentions a reader’s suspicions and a powerfully suspicious tone, and references a World War II veteran seeking civilian work and travel experiences.
The Home Agents schedule for Jan 25 to 30 lists events including the 4-H Club meeting at Vera Crawford’s on Jan 25, PTA and 4-H program help, a G Getters 4-H Club event on Jan 26, and Home Demonstration Club meetings at Friendly Grove and Stonewall locations. A Friday Jan 29 brief includes a 4-H club demonstration with sewing and smocking lessons, plus a meal menu featuring clam chowder, herring salad, and other items.
Pattern 4558 offers an Indian border print and cotton options for misses sizes 10 through 18. Price 50 cents, add 15 cents mailing handling. Address requests to Anne Adams pattern department in New York, include name address zone size and style number.
At the recent bloodmobile 18 072 donors have given since June 1948 with 4883 individuals. The latest collection totaled 172 pints. Firms represented include American Brake Shoe Co 58 Na tional Fruit 14 Crown Cork and Seal 13 O Sullivan 12 Harris Intertype and Henkel Harris 11 Plumly Lumber 9 U S Government 8 Headley Antiques 6 Coca Cola 5 Northern Virginia Power Co and Winchester Memorial Hospital four each. Individuals joining the gallon clubs include Mrs Margaret Schmidt three gallons Danny C Inlow two gallons and several one gallon donors listed by name. Event was sponsored by the Elks.
A kitchen tip advises dipping the knife in hot water before cutting foie gras that is arranged in leaf shapes to ensure clean slices and smooth texture.
President Johnson outlines a 1966 budget with a 1 percent rise in civilian employment and a peak federal debt of 322.5 billion. He plans modest defense cuts, space program restraint, and major increases in antipoverty funds while proposing excise tax adjustments and health care Social Security expansions to be funded by general appropriations for the uninsured.
The Virginia highway death toll for 1965 rises to 50 after three fatal accidents. Tracey Wood Burn, 4, of Alexandria, died in Arlington hospital from injuries from a Walter Reed Drive crash. Johnnie Jammhy Stevenson, 43, of Boykins, was struck on Virginia 195 near the Southampton County community. Laura Bates Runkle, 26, of State Field, perished when her car overturned on Virginia 706 near Raphine in Rockbridge County.
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