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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1976

Page

11

Weekend rummage sale at Enders Fire Company hall

The Auxiliary of John H Enders Fire Company hosts a rummage sale and flea market at the fire hall this Saturday from 9 am to 1 pm. Other items include a public auction by West Frederick Charge churches and a free concert by James Wood High School band in Clearbrook Recreation Park.

West Frederick Mount Olive Fairview Mount Pleasant Mount Olive United Methodist Church James Wood High School Clearbrook Recreation Ark

Lioness Club Charter Anniversary Dinner Observed

The Winchester Lioness Club celebrated its charter night with a May 17 dinner at Tokes Inn. Mrs. Sebert Smith led the meeting and officers for 1976 and 1977 were elected, including William Shendon as president and Ashby Stouffer as vice president. Installation is planned for June and new member Mrs. John Rodano was welcomed.

Winchester Lioness Club Tokes Inn Sebert Smith William Shendon Ashby Stouffer

Warren County 4-Hers shine at Area Jr Demonstration Day

Warren County 4-H youths earned top four honors at the Area Jr Demonstration Day in Strasburg. A four person U.S. Rhodes Fourth Grade team won a blue ribbon in the Share-the-Fun pole dance while others earned blue red and white ribbons in foods crafts public speaking and fashion revue. Senior 4-H judges included Tom Eshelman James Crowder Lori Gwin and others. Josie Licklider narrated the Fashion Revue. A breakfast recipe for broiled grapefruit with cheese and brown sugar closes the item.

Warren County Strasburg Donna Brill Kim Dunn Stephanie Keeler Pam Radomsky U.S. Rhodes Mary Ann Montgomery Lorna Stockner Sondra Brown Tom Eshelman James Crowder Lori Gwin Jane Hilghman Darlene Rife Mary Ann Lawrence Josie Licklider

New Arrivals at Winchester Memorial Hospital

May births announced from Winchester Memorial Hospital list several families welcoming new babies. Heath OBrien Dean Jr and Andrew Stephen Harler are first two newborns, followed by Marcy Lynn Ray and William Harper Miller. Christy Lynn Riggleman is named for a Martinsburg birth.

Roy Ervil Dean Jr N. Loudoun St Heath O'Brien Dean Alcy Marie Smith Ashby William Harler Bloomery Star Route Andrew Stephen Harler Dudy Marie Shumaker William Harper James Trenton Miller Baker W. Va Miller Patricia Anne Ferrell Christy Lynn William Franklin Riggleman Bernice Ave Martinsburg Riggleman Gail Elaine Everett

Heirloom Craft Display Postponed to May 22

Crafts on the Mall by Frederick County Extension Homemakers shifts to May 22 due to rain threat. A display featuring Edna Coryell 88 of White Post showcasing ecclesiastatic lace and other crafts will be shown on Loudoun Street Mall with a rain plan for May 23 at the War Memorial Building from 2 to 6 p.m.

Edna Coryell White Post Frederick County Extension Coryell America Loudoun Street War Memorial

WAACLD Picnic Slated in Winchester War Memorial Park

The Winchester Area Association for Children with Learning Disabilities invites parents and professionals from Clarke Frederick and Winchester to a free picnic Saturday May 22 at 5 30 p m Kiwanis Shelter No 1. Attendees should bring a salad vegetable or dessert. Meat and drinks provided. Call Mrs Carroll Clarke for details.

Winchester Area Association For Children With Learning Disabilities Waacld Kiwanis Winchester War Memorial Park Clarke, Frederick Winchester Carroll Clarke The

Acids in Fruits Can Damage Marble Surfaces

Acids in fruits and salads can quickly etch marble if left on unsealed surfaces. They should be wiped away promptly and removed even from sealed marble to prevent damage.

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