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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1966
Page
9
A simple refreshing fruit mix with a delicate honey ginger lemon sauce. Toss 4 cups mixed fruit with a sauce of 1/2 cup honey 1 tablespoon candied ginger and 1 tablespoon lemon juice, chill 2 hours, serves 4 to 6. Suitable as appetizer or dessert.
The design showcases a safety catch and removable oven door for simpler cleaning. Thermador emphasizes this feature as a key selling point in its latest model.
Notices report worship at 9 a.m. tomorrow with time change. Members met to plan brick work on the church back. Victor Crim was a shut in but improved. Local residents and guests are listed with family visits and college enrollment notes.
Mrs Vergie Pitcock of Hunting Ridge announces the engagement of her daughter Betty Pitcock to Pfc James A Shaw son of Mr and Mrs Roy Shaw of Winchester Miss Pitcock is a Handley High School student Pfc Shaw is stationed at Fort Huachuca Arizona No wedding date has been set.
The Junior Century Club starts its new year with an opening business meeting at 3 p.m. Wednesday at 808 S Stewart St. Mrs. Ray Robinson hosts. Guest speaker Robert J McNally will discuss the stock market.
A home fry tip suggests mixing paprika with flour salt and pepper to coat chicken for frying. The paprika is said to impart a browned appealing color to the finished bird.
Mrs Mae Steele of Richmond visits friends in Kernstown. Junior Richard returns from Winchester Memorial Hospital. Dwight Miller enters Medical College of Virginia. Missions Convocation at Market Street Church Thursday at 730 p.m. Mrs Judy Ritter returns from hospital stay. Visitors at the Richard home include Mrs Loring Ritter Miss Grace Ritter Hammond McDonald Kim, Mrs Mable Richard, Mrs Mary Ella Smith and Rev Charles Harless.
Mrs Richard Meyers of New Market spoke at the Colonial Garden Club gathering at Winchester Golf Club on Wednesday. She shared edible flowers and weeds as a prior prepared demonstration served by assistant Mrs E B Moyers. Awards were given for the day in several color categories with Mrs Charles DeHaven and others honored.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Johnson and son Gare ling of Ansted West Virginia visited his mother Miss Margaret Johnson. Mrs. May Steele of Richmond was a dinner guest of Mrs. Artie Shiflett and Mrs. Nellie Stipe. Mrs. Mary Dicks visited Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dicks at Luray. Sallie Moore was in a Luray nursing home in noted condition. Artie Shiflett visited Wade Keeler at Campbell nursing home Mt Falls. he is doing very nicely.
Charles Jr Richard has returned from the hospital and is reported to be doing fine.
Miss Debbie Richard has returned from the hospital after a one day stay and is getting along fine. Rev and Mrs Rhoads of Middletown and Mrs Beatrice and Eunice McDonald motored to Richmond Thursday.
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