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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1963
Page
9
Readers seek romance and household chores guidance. A widow worries about a gin rummy loving suitor and a sitter asks about job scope and pay. Abby and Sophie respond with dating reality and clear instructions for written sitter duties.
New Market Arts And Crafts Club will host a show on Sept 27 2 featuring artists and craftsmen. Items may be for display or sale with sculpture paint photo woodwork feathercraft and ceramics among exhibits. Committee includes Mrs W F Dorgan the Rev Reid W Digges Jr William Garber and others.
Print pattern 4970 offers half sizes 14 16 18 20 22 24 for fabric 1842. Fifty cents per pattern plus 15 cents mail handling. Send name address zone size and style number to Anne Adams Winchester Evening Star Pattern Dept New York. Also 304 design ideas plus coupon for a free pattern with 50 cents.
The classic farce Charley's Aunt by Brandon Thomas opens Tuesday at the Wayside Theater with lead actors Jane Lowry and Ian Sullivan. Local featured players include Brooks Riley of Leesburg and Richard Foltz of Woodstock, joined by Andrea Miller Craig Vandenburg Donald Plumly Sandra Cane Grayden Todd Katina Cummings and Peter Byole. Performances listed as 2 30 p m and Sunday 8 p.m.
Registration is open for Red Cross swimming courses at Willow Lawn pool this summer starting July 8 for students from first grade through high school. Classes include beginners intermediate swimmers junior life saving and senior life saving with sign ups at the Red Cross office 20 S Cameron St. prior to start. no applications accepted at first class.
Roberta Lee answers etiquette questions about remembering a person’s name and proper knife placement in a restaurant. The guidance emphasizes direct apology for forgotten names and keeps the knife off the table, resting along the plate’s edge.
The 2nd Annual Blue Allee Art Show will be Aug 23 24 at The Town House Restaurant. Sponsored by the Blue Ridge Chapter of the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, it showcases professional and amateur artists within 75 miles of Winchester with awards in multiple classes. Contact Mrs Pembroke Grave for information.
A savory top of range recipe uses pork, bean sprouts, mushrooms, water chestnuts and chow mein noodles. It breathes a soy sauce cornstarch mix into a thick finish served over stir fried vegetables and pork with chicken stock and chow mien noodles.
A Wankshop gathered at Mrs. E. R. Huntsberry Jr home where members brought flowers and containers. Mrs. Snider led line and mass arrangement tips and offered guidance as members created their pieces. Each arrangement faced constructive critique, with blue ribbons awarded to Jay Caseen and Mrs. Hunter Mann Jr and a red ribbon to Mrs. Cussen for a miniature entry. Mrs. James R. Snider served as guest judge.
Mrs Ena W Huffman of 513 Battle Ave named to the Project Committee of The American Association of Doctors Nurses to select promote worthy mankind projects. Huffman works for Doctors McKee Hortenstine and Maccubbin. Mrs Allen P Carter of 446 National Ave hosted visiting friends from Baltimore Falls Church Vienna Star Tannery and Star Tannery area. Mrs Paul Ebersole returns home after Winchester Memorial Hospital stay.
Beat eggs after resting them at room temperature for 30 minutes to ensure smoother mixing and better emulsion in the batter. This prep step helps prevent curdling and improves texture.
Daily primer outlines correct usage missteps for disappointed with results and pronounces esoteric. It defines actuate as to incite to action and shows a quotation about a good man actuated by rights of others.
The Epsilon Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi will hold its annual family picnic at the Rotary Shelter in Winchester Park on Wednesday starting at 5 45 p m. Members who have not reserved are urged to attend.
Darrell Jackson Riffey, 21, was charged with breaking and entering and larceny by Shenandoah County authorities after an oil and hydraulic fluid theft at a Co. C. Vann farm on Route 1 in Strasburg. He is free on bond. Deputy William Evans and Local Police Chief Paul Neal assisted in the investigation. Braden Miller of Mt. Jackson announces candidacy for Shenandoah County treasurer with Republican convention set for July 9.
Woodstock Shenandoah County Republicans will meet at precincts on Tuesday to elect delegates and alternates to the County Convention on July 9. Delegates chosen at precinct meetings will select the party candidates for the November election.
In St. Paul a 14-year-old Wise County girl Hanna Elizabeth Austin fell about 60 feet at Russell Creek yesterday. Rescue teams recovered her body. she is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Austin of St. Paul.
Samuel S. Haugh, former Bridgewater town councilman and Mill Creek native, announces a bid for the Ashby District Board of Supervisors seat in Rockingham County subject to the Democratic meeting in July. He has lived in Rockingham since 1936, helped found the Raritan Club, ran Rockingham Milling Co. for 25 years, and attends the Brethren Church. The current supervisor, John F. Gardner, will not seek re-election.
A detected earthquake was recorded in the vicinity of Cal, with seismograph data indicating a minor tremor. No injuries or damage reported as authorities assess the location and magnitude.
Phoenix residents the John K. Hughes family expands influence at Madison Simis Elementary School where daughter Bette was student body president in 1961 and son Kelley age 13 serves as president with his twin Nancy as vice president this year.
Norfolk Police Chief Harold L. Anderson was named the outstanding Virginian by the Virginia State Exchange Clubs at their convention in Richmond. The Danville Exchange Club won Virginia's outstanding Exchange Club honor, and Raymond T. Doyle of Hampton was elected president of the statewide group.
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