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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1975
Page
9
Brucetown United Methodist Church hosts its annual yard party on Saturday July 19 starting at 4 p.m. Menu features barbecued chicken and country ham dinners with proceeds designated to reglazing stained glass windows throughout the church. The event aims to support church preservation.
A total of 324 students in Virginia Tech's College of Education earned dean's list status in the spring quarter. One hundred fifty seven made all A's. Recipients include Cynthia C. Conner and Christopher A. Molden from Winchester, Stephen T. Grant from Stephens City, Elizabeth Mari Dowell from Winchester, and others across Front Royal and Berryville with majors in education, accounting, forestry, horticulture, and public administration.
Home canning is set for a boom this year with new rules. This guide covers acid and low acid foods, three processing methods, and required equipment to ensure safe jars. It warns against using mayonnaise jars and stresses fresh spices and proper jar prep for reliable seals.
Heartline of Dayton offers rapid answers for seniors. A reader seeks help after a motorcycle accident. guidance covers Social Security disability eligibility and automatic access to state vocational rehabilitation services. The exchange notes a publication offer with Heartline's Medicare handbook available for $1.50.
Mr and Mrs Joseph Elliott Butler announce the engagement of their daughter Jane Elizabeth to Donald Brainard Ashbaugh son of Mr and Mrs Robert Milton Ashbaugh of Pittsburgh Pa The couple have ties to Winchester Emporia Va Boynton Beach Fla Sharon Pa and Atlanta Ga with wedding planned for November 29.
Plan roadside meals with maps to rest areas and parks and choose routes off the interstate. Pack a portable cooler with fruits milk and pre mixed drinks and use sealable containers for easy storage. Choose snacks like hard boiled eggs carrot sticks and fresh fruit to curb sweets and balance the trip.
The event honors Mrs Lucy Lupton with her family hosting at her Kirby home on July 23 at 8 p.m. Relatives and friends are invited. Lupton is active in church work and the American Legion Auxiliary and Post 91 in Romney. She has six children, 16 grandchildren, and three great grandchildren.
Mrs. Jack Lindsay of 702 Virginia Ave is a surgical patient at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. See of Stephens City celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary. They wed July 12, 1919 in Cumberland Maryland by Rev. William Dawson. Mrs. See is the former Margaret E. Combs.
Mr and Mrs Afton R Malick of Augusta West Virginia announce the engagement of their daughter Cynthia Joyce to Michael David Malone son of Mr and Mrs David E Malone of Fort Ashby West Virginia Miss Malick is Hampshire High School graduate and insurance clerk at Winchester Memorial Mr Malone is Fort Ashby High School and West Virginia University graduate and is completing graduate studies in Morgantown An August wedding is planned.
Mr and Mrs Loring P Nail announce the engagement of their daughter Debra Lynn to Edward Bruce Clevenger son of Mr and Mrs Marshall E Clevenger. Debra is a 1973 James Wood High School graduate. Edward is a 1969 Handley High School graduate. An October 19 wedding is planned.
Advice from the National Safety Council and American Red Cross urges families to prepare for summer trips with a top‑of‑list first aid kit. Include a compact kit, emergency contact numbers, allergies, splint instructions, a fire extinguisher, and even dimes taped inside for emergency calls. Dial O for operator and state location for rapid help.
August is Sandwich Month with quick tips to keep sandwiches moist. Cover with a moistened paper towel then plastic wrap and refrigerate if needed until serving.
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