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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1964
Page
7
Northern District Park Rangers fight a small fire near Gimlet Ridge overlook in Shenandoah National Park. The blaze started from a cigarette or match tossed by a Skyline Drive visitor. It burned about half an acre and was under control by 11 p.m.
Printed Pattern 4565 offers pleat-flared step-in with a coatdress dash in Dacron, seersucker, or pique. Includes sizing 10 through 20, with yardage for size 16 and mailed ordering details to Winchester Evening Star Pattern Dept. in New York.
The second Armeltrenary Trenary family reunion met at Rotary Shelter, Winchester Recreation Park, with 101 attendees. Gordon Armel led business talks, Richard Trenary shared genealogy, and prizes were awarded for oldest man and woman, longest distance traveler, and youngest child. Future reunion set for June 1965 at 2 p.m.
FBI agents visited the Dallas Morning News newsroom about 30 minutes Thursday to probe the ward's diary and possible future publication plans. They questioned publisher E M Dealey, president Joe M Dealey, and reporters Carl Freund and Hugh Aynesworth as part of the Warren Commission context.
Mr and Mrs Donald Herring of 1333 Commerce St celebrate their 8th anniversary after marrying July 4 1956 with Rev Joseph S Ducknall at a Peyton St home. Mrs Herring was born Dorothy Ann Boyd. Mr and Mrs Henry S Burley of the Round Hill Section mark their 25th anniversary, wed July 4 1939 by Rev Homer Welsh. They have four daughters Nancy Bursey Joanne Bursey Dana Acord and Barbara Jean Bursey. Mrs Bursey was born Una Dorton.
Readers discuss whether using dictionaries and reference books while solving crosswords is cheating. Several letters defend using maps, dictionaries, atlases, and encyclopedias as aiding knowledge and learning, while others argue puzzles test recall.
Dear Abby laments puzzle frustration and dictionary aid while seeking letters about completing crosswords. Readers are invited to write Abby at Box 69700 Los Angeles for personal replies and a booklet on letter writing from McNaught Syndicate in 1964.
Heritage recipe by Gaynor Maddox suggests a quick outdoor grill dish to accompany ham burgers. The hot peach salad mixes cling peaches green pepper onion tomatoes and dressing, cooked briefly until tender crisp, seasoned with salt and pepper, and served with barbecued meats.
Christiansburg and Cambria town councils approved a merger effective Sept. 1. Cambria voted unanimously to become part of Christiansburg, and Christiansburg approved 5-1. Cambria, incorporated in 1904, could not finance a $275 000 sewerage bond required by the State Water Control Board.
A simple pie recipe uses fresh blueberries with tapioca sugar and salt. Prepare a two crust 9 inch pastry, fill with blueberry mixture, dot with butter, top and vent, bake at 425 degrees for about 50 minutes until browned, then cool to set before serving.
Two more traffic deaths reported by state police push Virginia’s highway toll to 469, up from 453 a year earlier. In Hampton, Mary Ellen Joynes, 84, was killed June 26 after being struck on a Hampton street. In Caroline County, 37 year old Kohney Valdenegro Fitzhugh of Fayetteville NaeCe died when his car left U.S. 1 yesterday.
The Reuss Fire Company announces a family picnic at the Exchange Shelter on August 5 starting at p.m. Attendees include Richard Wr and Robert L. Anderson. Arlie Long, company president, displayed a trophy for highest attendance at the recent fire school. Rouss Fire Co. had 24 men attend the fire school. the trophy requires three wins for permanent possession. The Sarah Zane Fire Co. held its monthly meeting at the fire hall with routine recessed matters discussed.
A note describes chocolate coated peppermint wafers that melt with allthfe water to form a sauce for ice cream. The idea emphasizes a simple, ready made topping to enhance frozen desserts.
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