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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1971
Page
6
Joseph Zuckerman chair of the Conservation of Resources Committee spoke at the Lord Fairfax Garden Club on recycling solid wastes. He outlined waste generation per person and his firm’s reuse efforts while Mrs Zuckerman and Charles Jones discussed costs and study needs. New members joined and ribbons awarded for various horticulture exhibits.
Mrs. Jane Parrish of Alpha Omega and Mrs. Barbara Lazazzera of Beta Nu received the local Woman of the Year awards at The Elms ceremony. Special guests included Mr. and Mrs. John Bawsel of Richmond, with Bawsel also Virginia state president of Epsilon Sigma Alpha.
Mrs Daisy Shirley of 510 Fairmont Ave remains a patient in Winchester Memorial Hospital. SP 5 and Mrs Roger Butler of Camp Darby Italy are congratulated on the birth of daughter Valerie Ellen on March 24. Debby Travers traveled to Annapolis for the International Ball with escort Dusty Woodard. Capt John Pennypacker Jr of Fort Belvoir and Betsy Lamp of Fairfax welcome son John Ellett III born March 29. Mrs Claude Grim and Nettie Carbaugh returned from Fort Monroe where American Legion Auxiliary spring conference was held. Alfred P Chamie National Commander spoke at banquet. Mrs Charles C Shaw National President addressed a joint Legion Auxiliary session.
Virginia consumers can find a broad range of seafood from local waters with prices varying by form. Flounder, rockfish, and shad are available in multiple preparations with peppers and bones to consider, while shad roe offers a delicacy option. Also note a Sunshine Club luncheon and meeting at Braddock Street United Methodist Church moved to Thursday at 12 30 p.m.
The notice lists clubs and meetings including Century Club with Mrs Massie at 3 45 p m Board of Control Exchange Club Civil Air Patrol at old Virginia Woolen Mill Alpha Omega Sorority Card Party at F M Bank Kiwanis Club at George Washington Hotel Junior Century Club with Mrs Burkholder Rifle Night Winchester Rifle and Pistol Club Weight Watchers at Market Street United Methodist Church Square Dance Class at WMB Lodge 867 BPOE at Elks Home Blue Ridge Twirlers at WMB
Mrs Gay Mauck Barton became the bride of John A. Shepherd Jr in Williamsport Maryland on March 20 at 2 p.m. The ceremony was at the Church of God Rev Paul Cook officiated. The couple will reside in Stephens City with Mrs Shepherd employed at Capitol Records and Mr Shepherd at Rubbermaid.
Dr. and Mrs. Leslie M. Bell announce the engagement of their daughter Sally Tucker Bell to Charles Michael Schwarz of Atlanta. Sally, a nursing graduate and Emory medical student, and Michael, a Florida Southern College graduate and Army veteran, plan a June Atlanta wedding.
Mrs Sharon Dunnam was elected president of the Welcome Wagon Club at a meeting at Farmers and Merchants Bank. Officers include Rhonda Donaldson as vice president Pat Boulter secretary and Paula Selbach treasurer. New guests Elaine Kane Berkley Minor and Tricia Stine attended. David J Palmer of Lord Fairfax Community College spoke on Virginia colleges.
The Rev. and Mrs. Wilmer O. Luttrell marked their 50th anniversary with a Wesley United Methodist Church gathering in Winchester attended by over 200 friends and relatives. Their family includes Millard Luttrell of Arlington and daughters Mrs. Dorothy L. Boyd of Manassas and Mrs. Juanita L. Byrd of Arlington, with grandson Eric. They served 46 years in United Methodist parish ministry, 20+ in Baltimore and Virginia Conferences, retired in 1959, now at 904 Allen Drive. Church members donated more than 770 dollars to the building fund in their honor.
The Upperville Garden Club hosts its 1971 Daffodil Show at Trinity Parish House in Upperville on April 16 from 2 30 to 5 30 p m. The event features three arrangement classes, 12 specimen classes, and an Inter Club entry with motion emphasis Fluttering and Dancing in the Breeze. Entries are accepted April 15 2 5 p m and April 16 9 11 a m with all entries grown by the entrant Tea served and a silver offering collected The event is open to the public.
Birth announcements list a daughter Lori Lynn born March 25 to Alfred Lee Gochenour and Brenda Kay Smallwood of Martinsburg West Virginia and a son Charles Kenneth II born March 26 to Charles Kenneth Frame Sr and Eleanor Elizabeth Jenkins of Winchester.
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