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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1978
Page
5
American kitchens adopt European design with Italian cabinetry Spaniel tiles and German Grohe faucets. Grohe dominates the market with a high spout kitchen mixer featuring slow opening valves for precise flow control and temperature adjustment, noiseless operation, and leak resistance.
Rev Norman Arrington formerly of Honey in the Rock entertained the Bluefield Civic League at Andre's for the annual Christmas dinner. Altered in costume he dramatized Joseph from early years to Christ's birth. Mrs Dora Walk won the diamond ring. Mrs Manuel Giampocaro presided.
The calendar lists Friday at 12:00 noon for Golden Ave Club at the center on College Avenue and Saturday at 12:15 pm for the YWCA Duplicate Club meeting at the Y Center.
Mrs. James Sisk hosted the annual Christmas gathering on a Wednesday with a Christmas story from Mrs. W L Harshbarger and scripture read by Mrs. Boyd Roberts A song by Mrs R N Maton followed a noon meal Polivanna gifts were exchanged and revealed The January meeting will be at Mrs Carl Roverts with new members Mr and Mrs A J Austin spending Christmas in Mississippi with daughters and families
A reader notes New Year fatigue and offers remedies. Extra sleep helps healthy people with fatigue after holidays. A brisk 30 minute daily walk boosts energy. Dieting depends on the scale, with light changes possible in 10 days by cutting starches and sweets. For bigger changes, combine diet and exercise. A two week program is offered in a booklet titled Why Weight. Send 15 cents and SASE to Mary Sue Miller in care of this newspaper for a copy.
An excerpt from Edward Ricciuti's The Devil's Garden explains how everyday plants can be deadly. It notes 12000 annual poisonings in the United States, emphasizes children at risk, and discusses toxicity factors such as seasonal variation and mis identification. The piece warns that even safe looking plants can be hazardous and that some mushrooms resemble edible relatives.
Colleen Hannah of the West Virginia Department of Agriculture urges homemakers to build an emergency pantry with staples and versatile items. Plan for power outages and seasonal storms with shelf-stable foods like biscuits, tomato juice, and dried milk to cover several days or longer.
Home economists advise adapting cook book recipes to fit health related diets. Substitutions include instant butter substitutes egg substitutes and salt substitutes with dietetic foods found in supermarkets. Send name address and diet type to Chicago Dietetic Supply La Grange Illinois for a free list of suitable foods.
Seventeen urges readers to see value in everyday detritus like matchbooks menus and greeting cards as potential future collectibles. Authors advise choosing a theme collecting lobby cards posters publicity photos play programs and other ephemera, plus exploring thrift shops auctions and clubs for inspiration.
CPS era kitchen notes deliver a Peach Slump and Strawberry Grunt recipe with a detailed method and ingredients using peaches strawberries and a premium nonstick skillet. The column also reports two birth notices: Mandy Joyce Pearson Fine born December 18 in Bluefield Community Hospital to Daniel and? and Stephen Gratton Slade born December 3 in Bluefield Community Hospital to Stephen Slade and Kathryn Shoda.
Polly Cramer offers help for seniors who cannot drive to recycle boxes asking neighbors or church groups to assist. Readers share tips on pockets in clothes, rust prevention for steel wool pads stored in containers, pet care hacks for dogs fur breath, and craft ideas for kids using bottle caps and bottles. A note invites readers to submit problems for Polly’s column.
A printed pattern offer describes easy jumper dress and scarf options with sizes and yardage details. It invites readers to mail $1 per pattern, plus 40 cents for first class airmail, to Marian Martin Pattern Dept at Bluefield Daily Telegraph for fall winter fashions and coupon offers.
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