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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1966
Page
6
A reader asks how to confront a father who refuses seat belt and a wife still living with her mother. Abby counsels honesty, counseling resources, and setting boundaries to form a stable home with a new family.
The discussion on Acts 921 will continue in March with the study titled Acts, Then and Now. The session starts at 11 a.m. Participants are asked to bring a sack lunch.
At 12 15 p m Lions Club meets at George Washington Hotel 3 45 p m Century Club 6 30 p m Izaak Walton Board at Lee Jackson 7 30 p m Disabled American Veterans at WMB Winchester Frederick County Citizens Band Radio Club 7 30 p m Board of Control of Exchange Club 1336 Commerce St 7 30 p m Northern Virginia Hairdressers Assn 7 30 p m Ladies Rifle Club at Armory 8 p m Loyal Order of Moose 8 p m Rebekah Lodge 8 p m Alcoholics Anonymous at First Baptist Church.
The weather remains the main influence on fresh vegetable price and supply. Cauliflower and broccoli shipments are light, soft squash prices rise to 35 cents a pound in some markets, cucumbers average 15 cents each, celery and lettuce are slightly higher with below standard quality, cabbage at 10 cents a pound with Florida supplies, and potatoes show rising prices despite higher stocks. Retail lamb, veal, and pork prices are up, and Grade A eggs cost 10 to 12 cents more per dozen than a year ago.
Mrs Velma Fletcher of Berryville Ave is a patient in Winchester Memorial Hospital. Mrs Sam Burall has returned to her Valley Pike home after a hospital stay. Mrs Margaret Shelley has returned home to San Fernando Calif after visiting her sister Mrs Helen Price here. Miss Jayne Sewell Eddy a Longwood College senior from Winchester will student teach in health and physical education at Robert E Lee High School in Lynchburg for eight weeks under a Lynchburg supervisor and Longwood College. She is a 1962 Handley High School graduate working toward a bachelor of science in education. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Warren Sewell Eddy of 327 Jefferson Street Winchester.
The Middle Road Home Demonstration Club will hold its regular monthly meeting Tuesday at the Relief Methodist Church social room. The meeting starts at 10 a.m. and continues through the day. Members are asked to bring items to work on for the Country Store. A covered dish luncheon will be served.
Clarke County 4-H Leaders will meet Tuesday at 7 30 p m at the Bank of Clarke County. The group will discuss plans for the coming year's club and county wide activities.
Birth announcements list Mr and Mrs Cecil Allen Rinker of Strasburg Virginia a son named David Wayne born at E Washington St. Mrs Rinker is the former Miss Mabel Ann Racey. Also Mr and Mrs David Milton Baker of Marshall Virginia welcome son Mark Wayne with mother formerly Nannie Pearl Gibson. Additional births include Melinda Lynn Hott to Mr and Mrs Harry Truman Hott of Augusta West Virginia mother Patricia Ann Wolford. Kenneth Conard Whitacre to Pawpaw West Virginia parents Deanna Jean Kidwell. Lisa Kay Bradfield to Wayne Eldridge Bradfield of Pawpaw West Virginia mother Rita Jane Peacemaker. and a son to Cecil Elwood McDonald of Winchester Virginia mother Barbara Ann Line.
The Girls' Athletic Association plans a meeting Thursday at 8 p.m. in the War Memorial Building to discuss changes to the Constitution and By-Laws. An association dinner on January 20 honored outgoing officers and council members with speaker Mrs. William A. Lyons on The Scientific World of Today and Our Part In It.
The American Association of Retired Persons Winchester Chapter will hold its monthly meeting Tuesday at 2 p.m. in the War Memorial Building. President Mrs. E. W. Steele urges all members and anyone over 55 to attend. Transportation numbers are 662, 0038, 662-3147, and 662-7854. AARP, the nation’s leading nonprofit for seniors, has more than 800000 members.
In Virginia a severe snow storm binds a mass of incidents from a mother delivering a baby to a fatal exposure death on the Capital Beltway. A 12 year old girl died in a stalled car, eight travelers were rushed to Alexandria hospital, and Fairfax Hospital was cut off. A Chicago seaman attended worship in Richmond as roads froze. Longwood College seniors still collected diplomas despite the weather.
A Davis-Williams Post 6044 Auxiliary meeting at 414 N. Kent St featured visitors from nearby auxiliaries and plans to visit Newton D. Baker in March. A $5 donation to the Christmas seal fund and $26.51 from the poppy sale were reported. One new member brought total to 21. Rehabilitation chairlady St Augustice Harris announced donations of clothes aid and furniture to families. Session closed with plans to reopen February 16 at 8:30 p.m. Then a turkey divan recipe using leftover roast turkey, broccoli, and a parmesan topping is included with serving directions.
U S District Judge John D. Butzner Jr orders Hanover Greensville and Goochland counties to draft plans within 90 days to end racial bases for staff employment and assignments. NAACP suits seek desegregation across ten districts and halt new school construction until plans are adopted.
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