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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1974
Page
5
Medical guidance for treating insect and animal bites in children. It covers removing stingers, washing wounds, applying ice, seeking medical help for persistent pain or allergic reactions, and steps after animal bites including contacting police, avoiding unnecessary harm to the animal, and monitoring for shock.
John Frederick Larrick Jr. son of Mr and Mrs Fred Larrick of Tennyson Avenue graduated in Princeton University’s 227th Commencement on June 11. He earned a BS with Honors in Electrical Engineering and joined Eta Kappa Nu. He served as Trustee for the Princeton Amateur Radio Station and co captain of the volleyball team. He graduated Magna Cum Laude from Woodberry Forest School in 1970 and will join Burroughs Corporation in Downingtown PA in July as an assistant engineer.
Alpha Gamma Day Camp for Children with Special Needs runs June 17 to 21 at Winchester Memorial Park. Sessions run 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. daily at the Kiwanis Shelter 1. On Wednesday 41 children and 10 adults will go to Frederick County Clearbrook Park for activities, assembling at Kiwanis Shelter 2.
Brenda Faye McDonald was chosen as Kay Sue Memorial Award winner from 67 West Virginia contestants at Morris Harvey College June 7 to 9 1974. Angela Keene Beter tied for honor. McDonald also received a Miss National Teenager watch. Wright Motors sponsored her. McDonald is a Musselman High junior from Inwood. Karen Keatly was named Miss West Virginia Teenager to compete in Atlanta on August 31 1974.
Linda Bloom daughter of Mr and Mrs Abe Cooper of Winchester received a Master of Science in Sociology from Boston College. A Handley High School 1964 graduate she earned her undergraduate degree at Boston University.
June births report multiple families welcoming babies. Shelby Leigh Householder and Candi Sue Brown join the families of Roger Lee Householder and Dale Wayne Brown in Winchester and Berryville. Dearing Paige Hockman and Elizabeth Anne Heflin are born to Roy Hockman and Daniel Heflin, with Adriana Irene Ryan and Elizabeth Rae Whetzel among the June newborns. City skin advice follows, noting signs in residents over 40 and remedies.
An elegant 14K gold toothpick offered as a novelty gift for men. Available plain with a single initial or set with a diamond, presented in an attractive leather case.
Chef notes blueberry lore from eastern Long Island to Champlain and Lewis and Clark, contrasts true huckleberry and blueberry seeds, cites U S consumption and a Scandinavian recipe mini feature with ingredients and method for icy blueberry soup serving six.
Mary Sue Mitchell, a 35 year old housewife in Oklahoma City, works as a carpenter’s helper on a new home. Hired by Harold Wright after shoveling dirt from an old well, she helps raise walls, install a vacuum system, lay bricks, and shingle the roof. She adapts with a self made slide for shingles and earns respect from coworkers and delivery men who first wondered if she was a boy.
A soft cotton velour trend shines this season with outfits and tops in rich blues reds yellows and browns. Styles range from long lounge one pieces to short sweat shirts ideal for cool evenings on the water.
ODRINIL golden water pills by Barry's Drug Store claim to reduce water retention and temporary weight gain with a 15 day supply priced at 3.00. The product is described as a gentle diuretic with herbal ingredients and a money back guarantee.
The 108th annual Confederate Memorial service was held June 6 at Stonewall Cemetery with Turner Ashby Chapter 54 United Daughters of the Confederacy in charge. Dr. Clarence Hill, professor of Entomology, spoke on the cemetery’s history and the effort to bury over three thousand Confederate dead. Hymns were sung a capella, and memorial flags were placed with help from local groups.
Homemaker guidance emphasizes three key bacteria salmonella staphylococcus and botulinum. It explains how contamination spreads and how to prevent growth with proper heating cooling and handling from shopping to serving. Free leaflets on salmonella and food poisoning are available at the Frederick County Extension Office.
An advertisement promotes ODRINEX as a prescription free reducing aid. It claims a single tablet before meals curbs appetite and leads to rapid weight loss of 5 10 or 20 pounds with a money back guarantee. Sold by REVCO with no questions asked.
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