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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1975

Page

9

Pick Your Own Peaches Across Virginia in Summer

The article guides readers to Virginia peach orchards open from mid July to late August with varying ripening dates. It recommends visiting with family, checking for picnic areas, and notes orchards sell fresh produce. It provides mailing addresses for a complete plant listing and urges proper peach storage and preservation methods.

Cathy B. Hinton Virginia Department of Agriculture & Commerce Virginia C. Mayes P.O Richmond Virginia Peach Industry Committee P.O. Box Staunton

We Predict a Winner in Miss Winchester Tri County

Miss Georgia Pappas, 19, of Altoona Pennsylvania and Shenandoah College contestant, heads under Jaycee guidance toward the Miss Winchester Tri County crown in Roanoke July 17 to 19. She studies music therapy, plays piano, and prepares a five gown, two swimsuit, and strong talent presentation with costs covered by local organizations.

Jessica Sullivan Winchester Tri County Roanoke Bob Franz Winchester Jaycees Georgia Pappas Altoona Shenandoah College and Conservatory of Music Winchester-Tri County Virginia Deborah Covert Jean Smith Winchester Jaycee-ettes Miss Pappas Shirley Wisecarver The Jaycee-ettes Shenandoah George Pappas Conservatory Williamsburg Jaycees Franz New York Lou Ann Thompson B&m Chevrolet Cadillac Corp. of Pappas

Seminar on aging explores challenges and benefits

The Madison College seminar in Harrisonburg featured Frederick County Extension Homemakers Council representatives and speakers from state welfare and aging offices. Dr. Clark Tibbits warned that over half the population may be over 50 by 2000, while workshops covered pre retirement planning, health, housing, and alternatives to institutional care.

Frederick County Extension Homemakers Council Madison College Harrisonburg Frederick County EH Cora Schlim Frederick County Ehc Family Life Winchester Karen Williamson Winchester Welfare Department Betty Moler Frederick County Welfare Department Clark Tibbits National Clearinghouse On Aging Administration On Aging James B. Kenley William Allerton Virginia Department of Mental Health and Mental Retardation William Lukehardt Virginia Department of Welfare Jim Stanford Virginia Office On Aging David A. Penrod Pauline E Connell Naomi Mills Homemaker-Home Health Aide Services, Inc Wendy Wilson Grey Panthers Herbert F. Barber

Consider Characteristics When Buying Cookware

Janice E. Woodward Virginia Tech Extension specialist in home management lists key cookware traits. Utensils must conduct heat well and have level bottoms for superior heat contact. High end pieces should seal tightly with lids. Durability is essential for daily use.

Janice E. Woodward Virginia Tech Extension

Meats Eggs Lead Price Rise in June AP Survey

An Associated Press market basket check across 13 cities shows June prices up for meat and eggs, with five markets higher on average 2.5 percent, seven lower about 2 percent, and one unchanged. Pork chops and beef links rise. eggs jump up to 44 percent in Dallas. Sugar mostly falls. overall despite gains, trends hint less severe than 1973 74 spikes.

Associated Press Dallas Boston

Brill Couple Celebrate 23rd Wedding Anniversary

Mr and Mrs Russell Brill celebrate their 23rd wedding anniversary. They wed July 3 1953 in Winchester, officiated by Rev William Eisenberg. Mrs Brill was formerly Miss Ruby Kerns.

Russell Brill Winchester William Eisenberg

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