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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1971

Page

8

Legion Auxiliary Hears Reports at September Meeting

Conrad Hoover Unit 21 of the American Legion Auxiliary met at the Legion Home with Mrs. Claude Grim presiding. Guests included Commander Clarence Hill and Chester Foster. The unit earned two citations for Rehabilitation and Child Welfare and discussed Girls State involvement and library donations. Meetings and conferences in Staunton and Fredericksburg were announced with nominations extending another year for Mrs. Grim.

Conrad Hoover American Legion Auxiliary Legion Home Claude Grim Clarence Hill Post Chester Foster Hill Department Norfolk Nettie Carbaugh Merchant Marine Library

Calendar Of Events For Thursday And Friday Night Activities

Local events list includes Pistol Night at Winchester Rifle and Pistol Club Thursday at 7 p.m.. TOPS Club meeting at First Methodist Church at 7:30 p.m. Friday. rummage sale at Quaker Meeting House Friday 9 a.m. to 7 p.m.. Women's Civic League at George Washington Hotel Friday 12:30 p.m.. Flower Show at Shawnee Springs Nursing Home Friday 2 p.m. to 9 p.m.. Winchester Junior Rifle Club Friday 7 p.m.. Fraternal Order of Eagles meeting at Home Friday 8 p.m.

Winchester Rifle and Pistol First Methodist Church Quaker Meeting House Washington and Piccadilly Sts Women’s Civic League George Washington Hotel Winchester Junior Rifle Club Fraternal Order of Eagles

Pick Your Own Apples Open Along Virginia Byways

Virginia orchard trails in Nelson and Amherst Counties invite visitors to pick their own apples or select from farm stands. Tour packing sheds and view livestock, with camp grounds open nearby and apple butter and cider available. Directions from Apple Harvest, Virginia Dept. of Agriculture and Commerce, Richmond.

Doris B. Hays Virginia Dept. of Agriculture & Commerce Market News Service Virginia Blue Ridge Mountains Nelson Amherst Virginia Department’ of Virginia Dept. of ‘Agriculture and Commerce North Governor Street Richmond

Birth Announcements for Foreman Lockley Groff and Others

Births list several allocations. Deanna Dawn Foreman born to Kay Francis Spitler and John Carl Foreman of Star Tannery on Sept 17. Toni Michelle Lockley born to Penny Ann Bagent and James Anthony Lockley on Sept 25. Juliana Beth Groff born to Elizabeth Marlene Whitmer and David Bomberger Groff of Rt 5. Michelle Renee Smith born to Janet Darlene Oliver and William Henry Smith Jr. Holly Michelle McDonald born to Retha Fay Phelps and Brian Frederick McDonald of Rt 3. Dale Lee Wilkins born to Ellen Rebecca Helmick and Ralf Lynn Wilkins of Baker WV. Randy Wayne Clouse born to Roberta Kaye Amick and Ronald Eugene Clouse of Gore on Sept 26. Kimberly Rae Myers born to Lolita Ann London and Ray Myers of Rt 1.

John Carl Foreman Star Tannery Deanna Dawn Foreman Kay Francis Spitler James Anthony Lockley Toni Michelle David Bomberger Groff Rt. 5 Juliana Beth Groff Elizabeth Marlene Whitmer William Henry Smith, Jr Church St Front Royal Michelle Renee Smith Janet Darlene Oliver Brian Frederick McDonald Rt. 3 Holly Michelle Ronald Eugene Clouse Gore Randy Wayne

Shenandoah-Our Valley and Our People Flower Show Held Tomorrow

Mrs. Jack M. Phillips chairs the Fall Flower Show from 2 to 9 p.m. at Shawnee Springs Nursing Home. Co chairmen are Mrs. Charles S. DeHaven and Mrs. Harry W. Ebert Jr. Sponsored by Winchester Garden Council. Star photo by Hank Leland.

Jack M. Phillips Shawnee Springs Nursing Home Charles S. DeHaven Center Harry W. Ebert, Jr Winchester Garden Council Our Valley Hank Leland

Sorority Rush Party Held by Epsilon Chapter

The Epsilon Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi hosted a Rush Party Saturday at the home of Mr and Mrs Bill Taylor with a Mod Style theme. Guests included Mr and Mrs Kenneth Easter Mr and Mrs Bobby Webber Mr and Mrs Pat Robinson and Mr and Mrs Bill Bowden. The next Epsilon meeting will be the Model Meeting at Mrs Hugh Price Jr. Layered Look described via fashion notes on layered vests tunics and long slit skirts with HotPants underneath.

Epsilon Chapter Beta Sigma Phi Bill Taylor Kenneth Easter Bobby Webber Pat Robinson Bill Bowden Hugh Price, Jr

Personal notices highlight regional guests and college entrance

Dr and Mrs Gerhard Pfeiffer of West Germany return home after visiting Mr and Mrs Lawrence McCarty. Mrs Georgianna McCarty of Rt 6 guest of Mrs Pat Prokotovitch and S Sgt and Mrs Joseph Alger of Hampton. Randy Rinker, son of Mr and Mrs Ray Rinker, enters freshman year at Virginia Tech after James Wood High and Ferrum Junior College. Fashion notes focus on legs with textured tights and over the knee socks.

Gerhard Pfeiffer West Germany Lawrence McCarty Rt. 6 Georgianna McCarty Pat Prokotovitch Norfolk Joseph Alger Hampton

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Legion Auxiliary Ralf Lynn Wilkins Baker W.va Dale Lee William Ray Myers Rt. 1 Kimberly Rae The Rock Shop Loudoun St Winchester Rock Museum Carlsbad Cavern Chihuahua Mexico Flower Show U.S Pat Canada EM USA Wilkins Sal Rnicr Epsilon Valley Ave Ward Plaza TOPAZ Deauty Randy Rinker Ray Rinker Stephens City Virginia Polytechnic Institute Blacksburg James Wood High School Ferrum Junior College Jay’s Boys and Girls Shop Jay South Winchester, VA Jcpenney
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