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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1961

Page

11

Ike to Continue Active Role in Public Affairs

Former president Dwight D. Eisenhower says he will stay involved in public affairs and discuss and argue public questions as long as he has strength. He spoke in an interview with the Saturday Evening Post after leaving the White House, noting he could have run again if the Constitution allowed and if the Republican defeat hadn’t happened. He recalled his Gettysburg farm trip with his wife and discussed the plans to stir public interest in important issues while maintaining the title General for its long association with his life.

Washington Gettysburg Reneee America Ster College Emmits Eisenhower

U S Resumes Plea to Intervene in School Case

In Richmond, the Justice Department seeks to enter the Prince Edward County desegregation suit as a co plaintiff citing federal court process. Lt John Barrett argues the federal action aims to prevent subtler nullification of court orders, distinguishing it from Little Rock.

Richmond Justice Department Little Rock New Orleans Prince Edward County John Barrett U. S Prince Edward Oren R. Lewis Barrett Lewis Virginia State of Virginia Supreme Court

Penn Suspends Pi Lambda Phi Fraternity for Hazings

The University of Pennsylvania suspended the Zeta chapter of Pi Lambda Phi for one year for alleged hazing violations. Dean George Peters said the disciplinary committee would not disclose specific charges as the Daily Pennsylvanian’s investigation prompted the action.

Philadelphia University of Pennsylvania Zeta Pi Lambda Phi George Peters Committee On Discipline Daily Pennsylvanian

Short Circuit Triggers Minor Fire on Kent Street

A short circuit in an electric cord caused a minor fire at 9 50 p m yesterday in the home of Mrs Ada J Hardesley 301 N Kent St Friendship Sarah Zane and Reuss answered the alarm Firemen said the wire running beside a window shorted and lit the curtains which in turn ignited the bed pillows Damage was limited to the curtains window blind and pillows

Ada J. Hardesley N. Kent St Friendship Sarah Zane Reuss

Lemon Sparked Creamy Sauce with Capers

A white sauce brightened by lemon juice and capers. The lemon adds tart brightness while drained capers provide briny, piquant notes to lift the sauce.

12th Annual Bridge Tourney Opens Friday

The 12th Warrenton George Washington Hotel bridge tournament starts Friday at 2 p.m. DST with Women s Pairs led by defending champs Mrs. Pierce and Mrs. Higgins. Events run through Sunday with Mixed Pairs, Open Pair for the Tom Frost Trophy, Special Session, Team of Four, and Master Points awarded by the American Contract Bridge League.

Warrenton George Washington Hotel Frida Ae William D. Snyder Richard Bowers City Holmes Harper Alan Peirce Kelly Cornwell Eugene Garrett George Digg George Hickman Pierce T. J. Higgins Kathleen Benson Norman Gromsley Tom Frost Ira Haygeni John Coppie Warrenton Supply Kathlee Benson Norman Gormsley James Lipman E. A. Hagland American Contract Bridge League

Two Injured in Accident Aboard Carrier Wasp

A night crash on the carrier Wasp off Cape Hatteras North Carolina injured Navy Lt. (j.g.) Carl D. Peterson, the pilot, and Lt. Donald A. Rogers, the co-pilot, after a tracker plane bounced on landing and struck five other aircraft during night exercises. They were brought to Portsmouth Naval Hospital.

Fish Fillet Dish Described as Fried or Broiled

The notice mentions serving fish fillets either fried or broiled as a prepared dish option.

Frederick County Board Approves Community Development Plan

The Frederick County Board unanimously approves a 26 page community development survival plan and line of succession. Harold A. Mc Quistion will seek city council action and request plan approval. The succession runs from B. O. Brumback to Grover Teets and Paul Luttrell, linking county supervisors.

Frederick County Area CD Harold A. McQuistion McQuistion Brumback Board of Supervisors Mr. Brumback Grover Teets Stonewall Paul Luttrell

Bank Building Foundation Collapse Shuts Wilshire Site

In Beverly Hills a foundation collapse for a $13.5 million Wilshire Boulevard bank project sent debris into an excavation intended for an underground parking garage for 1,060 cars. No injuries reported as a night watchman warned away traffic and police blamed ruptured water mains.

Beverly Hills Calif Wilshire Boulevard Ray Brock

Hunters and animal welfare mix with gun notes and club plans

The writer recalls childhood notes on hunting ethics and praises the SPCA for fundraising. He discusses Remington .22 Jet and Winchester .256 Magnum bullets, their ballistic traits, and rifles suitable for practical shooting up to 200 yards. He notes low report benefits landowners and mentions local club plans for .30 caliber arms and outdoor practice.

Remington Grandfather Mudturtle Winchester Rifle & Pistol Pavians

Winchesterunion Rifle Club meet at the Armory range

Twelve shooters including a visitor competed at the Winchesterunion Rifle Club meet. Prone scores featured Wendell Porterfield 41 x 50 and Grey Wright 74 x 100. others include Parke Plumly, Carolyn Wolfe, Jack Sahm, Joey Wright, Terry Plotner, Vick Plotner, Warren Stone, and Jerry Platner. Club urged finishing Army qualifications before July.

Winchesterunion Vick Plotner Army Grey Wright Wendell Porterfield Jerry Platner Warren Stone Warren Ieee NRA

Warm Water Range for Quick Leavening Yeast

The recipe directs dissolving dry yeast in very warm water between 105 and 115 degrees. This temperature range activates the yeast without harming it, aiding fermentation and rising.

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Ike Dick Nixon U.S Penn Kent St Winchester Club Harold G. Brown Thomas G. Scully Howard H. Shockey Treasuerer Robert Trumbo Vincent C. Jacobs Ada Claire Snyder Rambler Ford Chevrolet Amparinens Evening Star National Society SPCA Charlie Tait Ervin Cleveland Charlie Joey Wright Terry Plotner Front Royal Front Royal — Town Coun Geo. Schad Boyd Ave Martinsburg W. VA ESSO Humble. Oil & Refining Company
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