Dyke family reunion and July community events listed
The readable items note a Dyke family reunion on July 8 at Winchester Recreation Park Kiwanis Shelter No. 1 with lunch at 1 p.m. Other notices cover Bible School at Grace United Methodist Church Middletown July 9 13 6 to 8 p.m. Parents Without Partners yard sale at Greenwood Heights June 30 July 1 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and other local events including a Central United Methodist Church picnic five miles west Capon Bridge July 11 parade events for Girl Scouts Rotary Shelter Winchester July 4 and a July 11 14 carnival at Round Hill Fire Dept plus a North Mountain Fire Dept chicken barbecue June 30. Details include addresses and contact numbers where provided.
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Winchester Recreation Park
Kiwanis
Grace United Methodist Church
Middletown
PWP
Parents Without Partners
Greenwood Heights
Senseny Road
Central United Methodist Church
Capon Bridge
W.va
Cooper Mountain
Winchester
America
Rotary
Market Street United Methodist Church
Cork Street
Cameron Street
Loudoun Street Mall
Round Hill
Shenandoah Valley
Parents of Twins Club
Trinity Lutheran Church
Ames
W. Va
Cameron and
Cork Streets
Beth Boyd
Cross Junction
Clarification on Food Poisoning Canning Advice
Frederick County Extension Agent Judy Burtner explains that properly pressure canning is required to prevent clostridium botulinum in low acid vegetables such as string beans beets and corn. A misstatement claimed germs grow in meats and low acid foods. Burtner clarifies the focus is botulism risk from improper canning and the need for pressure canning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy Burtner
Frederick County
Star
Burtner
Ms. Burtner
Chamber trip to Hall of Fame induction in Cooperstown
Local officials announce a World Wide Travel Service bus trip from Martinsburg West Virginia to Cooperstown New York for the induction ceremonies and a Hall of Fame tour. The Aug 4 to Aug 5 trip includes an overnight stay in Norwich and aims to honor Hack Wilson, with details at the Chamber of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
World Wide
Baseball Hall of Fame
Cooperstown
New York
Martinsburg
W. Va
Norwich
N.Y
Hall of Fame
Hack Wilson
Chicago Cubs
In the Name of Love Parents Should Let Children Learn Autonomy
Child development advice argues against overhelping and urges letting kids attempt tasks themselves. It warns excessive parental intervention can leave children unprepared for a complex future and cites a pelican analogy to illustrate learning by self-reliance. Readers are invited to write to Dr. Brown with questions.
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Dr. Brown
Box
Washington, D.C
Alpha Phi Chapter Observes Birthday in Middletown Meeting
Alpha Phi Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma met at Wayside Inn Middletown to celebrate its 12th birthday with Mrs. Joan Whitacre in charge and special music by Mrs. Mary Ruth Joyner. The event included a business session, luncheon, a workshop for 1979 80 programs, and a tribute to founder Dr. Annie Webb Blanton.
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Alpha Phi Chapter
Delta Kappa Gamma International Society
Wayside Inn
Middletown
Joan Whitacre
Whitacre
Diane McCoy
Barbara Johnston
Mary Ruth Joyner
Annie Webb Blanton
Delta Kappa Gamma
Betsy Scholz
Bernelle Davidson
Alice Loope
Betty Jackson
Marian Sung
Gertrude Kerr
Golden Gift Fund
Margaret Dodd
Frederick County
Kathryn Watson
Clarke County
Alice Lope
Warren County
Janet Hooky
Winchester
Elizabeth Glascock
Loudoun County
James and Debbie Baker celebrate fifth anniversary
Mr and Mrs James Baker of Rt 1 marked their fifth wedding anniversary. They wed June 27, 1974 at Rosedale Baptist Church with Rev Ken Smith officiating. Mrs Baker is the former Debbie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Baker
Rt. 1
Rosedale Baptist Church
Ken Smith
Baker
Debbie
Installed as Shenandoah Valley ESA Council President
Mrs. Janet Martin was installed as the 1979-80 president of the Shenandoah Valley Area Council of Epsilon Sigma Alpha International with Mrs. Jill Weber as installing officer. New officers include Judy Petrolino secretary Peggy Thompson treasurer and Mary Ewing parliamentarian. Delegates from Alpha Gamma Alpha Omega Beta Nu Delta Rho and Kappa Kappa were named with alternates. Committees and state convention plans were announced for 1980 with a parade anniversary and next meeting set for Sept 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Martin
Shenandoah Valley
Epsilon Sigma Alpha International
Martin
Jill Weber
Judy Petrolino
Peggy Thompson
Front Royal
Mary Ewing
Alpha Gamma
Stephens City
Kitty Sandy
Mary Lou Heyman
Annie Coffman
Alpha Omega
Winchester
Betty Hess
Jane Parrish
Betty Smith
Beta Nu
Shirley Saville
Weber
Sue Boyd
Delta Rho
Colleen Hesson
Ruth Markle
Doris Lowman
Kappa Kappa
Frederick County
Barbara Henderson
Mary Ann
Carter Drive
Area Tops in Contributions From Clothing Drive and Blanket Project
Church Women United reports 113 413 pounds collected for Church World Service via spring clothing pick up in Virginia, led by Winchester Frederick at 5250 pounds. The Virginia Conference of United Methodists collected 5085 baby blankets for the same service at its Roanoke meeting June 11–14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church World Service
Virginia
Winchester-Frederick
Church Women United
Virginia Conference of United Methodists
Roanoke
Winsor
Maryland
Church World Service Center
Brazil
Texas
Oklahoma
Alabama
Mississippi
Yugoslavia
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Zion Baptist Church
Berryville
Welltown
United Methodist Church
Doris Epps
Wilkins Drive
Green Acres
Firemen’s Parade
North Mountain Volunteer Fire Department
Fire Department
Parenting Group
Wimberley
Mental Health Center
E. Piccadilly St
Courtland
Jean Cooper
Bellview Avenue
Baha'u'llah
Clarke
Virginia United
Jayna Marie Eller
Sweet Briar College
Lynchburg
Joan Bryant
Lisa Haverty
Suffolk
Miss Bryant
Miss Eller
David Eller
Clarke County High School
Shenandoah
Country
Alpha Phi
Yedith Teesdale- Smith
Women Educators
Wedith Teesdale-Smith
Janet Hockey
Noreen Kaye
Rebecca Ottinger
Betty Leckie
Margaret Fake
Betsyolz
Gals Cofures
Blue & Gray Mall
Lupton
Woodstock
Camp Lupton
Box W
The
Massanutten Academy
ESA Council
Vang
Loudoun St
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