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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1965
Page
6
The Salvation Army Lassie with bonnet cape bell and kettle remains a Christmas symbol as volunteers collect for the 73 000 goal in Cincinnati to aid more than 15000 people including the hungry and lonely. Arthur Feige SA board member is Christmas welfare chairman.
The Cincinnati Area Red Cross will recruit graduate nurses to serve in civilian hospitals in South Vietnam as an AID program. 61 chapters are named to recruit 90 nurses, 40 by Jan 1 1966 and 30 by July, with applicants needing two years of experience and strong patient care skills.
The article surveys diverse Christmas customs from carp and fried eel dishes to turkey and goose, noting seasonal activities and the melting pot influence in the United States and Canada. It highlights differing traditions, the appeal of summer holidays for some regions, and the evolving figure of Santa Claus replacing St. Nicholas in many countries.
The Rumpkre Road District Homeowners Association hosts a Christmas party December 28 at 7 p.m. at Bob Gibbs's home 833 Danny Drive with Spirit of Christmas puppet show and The Doughnut Machine Goes Berserk cartoon. Refreshments provided. All neighbors invited. A January 10, 1966 meeting will be at James Lloyd's home 792 Diane Drive at 8 p.m.
Loveland Mrs. Richard L. Shelton of 11645 Rosine has been appointed Loveland Community Director of the January March of Dimes campaign. She will coordinate local volunteers as funds support efforts to fight birth defects locally and nationally.
Mrs. Madeline Houser wife of Clermont County Commissioner Ralph Houser earned a Bachelor of Science in Education from Miami University after a decade of commuting 50 000 to 75 000 miles to Wilmington College Norwood and Oxford. A former non certified kindergarten teacher now teaches fourth grade at Felicity Franklin Elementary. Her degree prompts county leaders to push a two year community college and set up a feasibility committee.
The Homemaker offers advice for smart bargain hunters at the grocery produce counter. Look for imperfect fruits like greenish oranges or russet grapefruits and misshapen onions or loose lettuce heads, as they can taste just as good and save money. Loose lettuce often provides more greens and value. Two new bulletins are available: Vegetables in Family Meals and Popular Ways to Serve Vegetables, covering buying, storing, cooking, and nutrition.
The YWCA Administration Committee met at the YWCA House in Batavia. Miss Doris Wood was absent. Miss Dorothy Scott welcomed new members and tours of the house were conducted. Six active Senior High Y-Teens clubs exist in the county and the first Interclub Council met with 16 girls.
A fragmented notice invites readers to request guidance on value and calories in vegetables. It directs inquiries to the Cooperative Extension Service at Court House, Batavia, and provides a contact phone number 852-6511 for residents seeking nutrition and meal planning assistance.
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