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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1964
Page
7
Betty Beale reports on a Washington gathering hosted by John Warnecke and Jim Reed for about 100 guests including Kennedy intimates. The event honored Under Secretary of the Navy Red Pay and his wife Anita, pegged to celebrate Red’s Leap Year ball talents and social charm.
Simple crochet pattern 7008 for 32 to 38 inch sizes with lace squares joined into two pieces. Includes mail order details and prices. also advertises a large deluxe quilt book with 16 patterns. Requires name address zone pattern number for order.
A Georgetown house gathering with Joan Fontaine, Pydie Gimbel and Anne Woolworth heard a dramatic electrical storm as news arrived that Senator Kennedy’s plane had crashed, killing two. Bobby Kennedy’s warned sense of tragedy echoed from guests, amid a night of high society chatter and international intrigue.
About 25 Shenandoah Valley Amateur Radio Club members joined the field day on Blue Ridge Mountain with some 15 000 hams. A new repeater was tested as the group logged numerous contacts including foreign stations. Mike Collins oversaw plans, Tom Strickler ran antenna work, Ira Sirbaugh supervised generator maintenance. results to appear in QST.
A reader recounts a 12 year old cutting neighbor lawns for free, and a neighbor’s cheap generosity. A prank with corn tied to chickens reveals local humor and neighborly tensions. Abby addresses a separate letter about retarded children and institutionalization, citing numbers and resources.
Instructions for making large quantity peanut brittle with sugar corn syrup water and peanuts. Step by step cooking to 280 then 300 degrees, add baking soda, pour onto sheets, cool and break into pieces. Yields about 5 pounds.
Winchester Fire Inspector William N. Goedenour credited a dry floor on North Cameron Street for halting a blaze Saturday at 5 25 p m after sparks from torch cutting damaged wood. The sprinkler doused the fire and minor damage occurred to motors in the basement. Earlier, at 16 West Monmouth Street, a furnace backfire caused no damage.
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