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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1974
Page
7
Practical tips cover choosing the smallest fridge that meets family needs and keeping temperatures around 40 for fridges and 10 for freezers. Advice includes not overloading shelves, leaving space for circulation, checking gaskets, dressing in layers to save heating, and smart rice storage and thrift shopping guidance.
About nine million Americans are addicted to alcohol, the most widely used drug in the country. In the past five years use has risen to a level that experts call the nation's number one drug problem.
A life assurance society offers guidelines on recognizing alcoholism. Symptoms include sneaking drinks, drinking over eating, and frequent thoughts of alcohol. Early steps urge admitting the problem and seeking help from a physician recovery center or Alcoholics Anonymous.
The Women of Grace Episcopal Church host a two day bazaar in Berryville at the Parish House on N Church and Liberty Streets. Items include gifts decorations baked goods and attic treasures. Barbara Byrd will sketch. Hours are 7 to 9 p m November 21 and 10 am to 3 pm November 22 with lunch at noon. Free babysitting. Chairmen Mary Morris Carter and Frances Iden.
Diane Marie Knight daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Albert Franklin of Stephens City announces her engagement to Thomas Franklin Fincham son of Mr and Mrs Silas B Fincham Sr of Middletown Both graduates work at Henkel Harris Winchester and plan to marry in November
Lydia Fussell presented Selected Pieces for Flute at the Front Royal Music Study Club meeting held at the Marlow home. She performed works by Ravel Handel and Briccioldi with Edward Haga on clarinet, who also played one of his own compositions.
Several births announced with names and parents. Gregory Spitzig born to Frank and Gudrun Becker Spitzig of Strasburg. Steven Chester Hummer to Stephen and Lillian Hummer of Middleburg. Ian Shane Manuel to Franklin and Deborah Manuel of Charles Town. Tracy Lynn Symons to Dexter and Sherry Symons of Sunnyside Station. Travis Scott Nichols to Ronald and Jerry Ann Nichols of Front Royal. Stephen Eugene Minter to Stephen and Nynoka Minter of 545 N Loudoun St. Robert Hudson Renner to Lloyd and Bonnie Renner of 501 Princess Court.
The Warren County Intermediate School Band directed by David Blauvelt will give a concert at the American Legion Auxiliary Unit 53 meeting. The event occurs Oct. 28 at the Post Home, 8 p.m., with hostesses Madeline Rudacille and others. The Junior Auxiliary is invited to attend.
The Warren Memorial Hospital Auxiliary hosts Rev A D Goodson at a fall dinner meeting at the Quality Inn on Oct 29. Social hour starts 6 p m with dinner at 6 30. He discusses the Ministerial Association relation to the hospital. Reservations due Oct 24 to two contacts. A slate of officers will be presented and elections held for next year. Treasurer J M Jett will collect yearly dues.
The October meeting at Bonanza Steak House featured Lioness Louise Speakman as guest speaker introduced by Kitty Shendon. Rebert Smith presided, Jo Ann Phares joined as new member. November plans include covered dish and Christmas auction. board meeting set for November 4 at Duncan's home.
Mr and Mrs Robert W Wiley of Winchester announce the engagement of their daughter Linda Carol Wiley to James E Keffer III of Winchester The couple plan a November 22 wedding Linda is a 1972 school graduate and works for G C Investments James is a 1966 Handley High School graduate and employed by Gregorys Inc in Stephens City
Mrs E W Adams Sr celebrated her 87th birthday with about 30 guests hosted by her granddaughter and her husband Mr and Mrs R Roberts Ludor of Warrenton. Adams formerly Miss Mary V Larrick was among the attendees.
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