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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1967
Page
7
Foam rubber comes in solid sheets and pincore types with varying densities. Cut to size if needed, using a pattern with a 14 inch margin for fabric coverage, and bond sheets with cement in two coats for a stronger join.
On Sept 29 and Oct 1 the following couples welcomed newborn daughters and sons: Ronald William Baker and Carla Barrett Kline’s son Michael Lee. John Tilden Hopewell and Alvina Kay Rosenberger’s daughter Alsia Kay. Jesse Berkeley Pomeroy and Catherine Christine Lidquist’s daughter Hope Elaine. Wayne Emory Crosen and Phoebe Jane Henry’s son Dwayne Emory. Brandon J. Kerns and Linda Mace Longerbeam’s daughter Judy Ann. Wally Gene Martin and Sharon Dailey Robinson’s daughter Pauline Lynn. Harry William Crouse Jr. and Beryl Marie Shanhultz’s daughter Kelly Dawn. Ray Marvin Shifflett and Linda Jean Harden’s son. Alan Martin Rogers and Deloris Tucker’s son Martin Emerson. James Randolph Nichols III and Patricia Ann Parrish’s daughter Zelina Ann. Leonard Enswiler and Iva Juanita Sager’s daughter Janet Roberta.
Lorne Abeans invites readers to Glamorous rajah skimmer with flare sleeves in two lengths. Darts shape the garment, choose a poppy bold print. Printed Pattern 4711 for Misses' sizes 10 through 20, size 14 uses 21/5 yards of 54 inch fabric. Price 65 cents plus 15 cents mailing. Include name address size and style number to Anne Adams Pattern Dept New York and request the Fall Winter Catalog with a free pattern coupon.
A recipe segment describes poached fresh prunes with sugar and water, orange slices, and halved Italian prunes. Prunes are simmered skin side up then skin side down until tender, yielding about eight servings and can be served warm or chilled.
Judy Love narrates how stars from Eisnhower to Barbra Streisand enjoy knitting and interior decorating. Mary Martin Hermione Gingold Shelley Winters and the Duke of Windsor are cited as notable knitters with patterns named after Joan Fontaine and Rise Stevens. The article promotes two sweaters Hooded cardigan and Veneck pullover in Cotton Silk or Opal Tweed yarns, sized 10 through 18, with guidance on needles and gauge.
Summit Point reports visits from relatives and friends to local homes as families share news. Local notes mention hospital stays for Imogene Thompson and James Burner at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Weather notes recall a three inch rain breaking a dry spell and pleasant conditions with dogwood in bloom. A kitchen tip suggests straining fat from fat-free chicken broth using muslin.
Reader tips cover washing Teflon coated pans in stainless and aluminum cookware care. Aluminum pans may discolor in dishwashers. use oil conditioning after washing and commercial cleaners for severe staining. Other notes suggest leaf piling, bagging lunch bags, sliding sandwiches in bags, repairing satin bindings with nylon net, and creative leotard hems.
The national educational network hosted a two hour block featuring Svetlana Alliluyeva, Stalin’s daughter, in an hour long interview about Twenty Letters to a Friend and her life, followed by a panel of American journalists with Russian experience. The piece highlighted noncommercial TV pacing and deeper discussions beyond typical clock driven scheduling. A health official urged TV heroes to quit smoking on screen to set a good example for youth, noting reduced on screen smoking in recent seasons aside from reruns. Recommended tonight included The Red Skelton Show with Bert Lahr and The Web Phenomenon on CBS.
Cut crusts from bread slices and cube. Toss cubes in melted butter until coated. Spread over casserole just before baking. Dust with paprika for color and flavor at serving.
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