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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1960
Page
12
A chocolate malt flavored milk powder enhances a glass of milk served with a ripe banana. The text notes appeal to small children and teens and contrasts yeast doughnuts with baking powder doughnuts, highlighting their lighter texture.
A collection of Dear Abby letters about matchmaking inspection by families, teen dating, and wedding customs. Topics include bringing home a partner for approval, military marriage plans, best man traditions in Jewish weddings, and dancing etiquette for teens.
J W McLendon principal of Criser High School names Maxzine Washington valedictorian and Gordon Baltimore salutatorian for the June 3 commencement. Washington, daughter of Mr and Mrs Gabriel Washington of 448 Acton St Front Royal, plans nursing study in Washington D C. Baltimore, son of Mr and Mrs Stanley Baltimore of 212 Criser Road Fauquier County, will attend Saint Pauls College in Lawrenceville. The baccalaureate was addressed by Rev J B Hamilton of Mt Zion Baptist Charlottesville. Professor H Lester Giles of Radford, a Tennessee native with degrees from Ohio State University and studies at Chicago and West Virginia, will speak at the graduation.
Gerben Sierd Roosje a Netherland graduate student will address the Kiwanis Club at the George Washington Hotel tomorrow at 1 p.m. on impressions of a Dutchman in the USA. Roosje earned a master’s degree from Wageningen Agricultural University and arrived in March 1960 for fruit tree disease study with a three month focus on plant mildew in Winchester.
In Berryville Raymond Pernell is held on a 1000 dollar bond on public safety incident charges after a Saturday evening arrest by Deputy Slater and Police Chief Willingham. Pernell struck through a truck door wounding Nelson Brown with pellets from a 20 gauge firearm. Brown treated locally. preliminary hearing not yet scheduled.
The Round Hill Ruritan Club holds its June meeting Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at Stonewall School. The session includes the annual pasture tour and counts as the club's June gathering.
Guidance advises setting the refrigerator control to fast freezing when preparing frozen desserts to ensure rapid solidification and texture. The instruction emphasizes using the fast freeze setting for best results.
Larry Edward Barnhouse, 20, of Clanious Missouri, is held on a larceny charge after police say he grabbed $7 from a young girl's billfold at the Capitol Theatre on Saturday. Bond set at $500. money recovered. no hearing date set.
George Benjamin Dunham, 18, of Bunker Hill pled guilty to stealing mail payments bound for Jewel Box in Winchester. Judge withheld sentence until missing amount is determined. Dunham, employed at Jewel Box, collected mail at the post office and took payments en route to the store. He remains under a $500 bond in Winchester Jail.
A burnt out bearing caused a fire in the brake on the right rear wheel of a 1955 Chevrolet last night at 10:05 p.m. at Piccadilly and Braddock Streets. The car belonged to a serviceman en route from Michigan to Fort Belvoir. Rouss and South End fire companies responded. Firemen said the heat blew out the fire and the brake lining burned, with damage confined to that wheel.
Richard Bowers and John Griffith won the weekly duplicate match at the George Washington Hotel. Runners up were Mr and Mrs S H Reaves with a third place tie for Mr and Mrs Lewis H Hyde Jr and Mrs Nelson Page and Mrs Preston Avery. Next meeting is June 6 at 8 p.m. at the hotel.
John Goodwin spoke to the Shenandoah Traffic Club at the Golf Club about current developments in transportation insurance. He outlined how experience ratings shape insurance rates and noted risks in transporting nuclear energy by products.
A simple pairing combines canned salmon with tomato soup to create a hearty lunch. The salmon adds protein and flavor, turning a basic soup into a more substantial meal.
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