Senior Citizens enjoy special dinner in Masontown
Masontown Valley Senior Citizens held a Christmas dinner at the Youth Center with 82 attendees. President John Comley presided as Mrs. Evelyn Wolfe gave devotions, a piano program by Mrs. Maxine William followed, and readings and music by local groups filled the afternoon. Gifts for discharged Weston Hospital patients were arranged by Jane S. Ketcham, with 24 seniors celebrating birthdays hosted by Mrs. Dixon, Mrs. Wiles, and Mrs. Radabaugh. attendees included Ruth Richardson, Loyd Wiles, Madonna Peterson, Rev. and Mrs. Harshberger, and many others.
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Masontown
Masontown Valley
John Comley
Evelyn Wolfe
Maxine William
Martha Dixon
Fancheon Madden
Son Shines
Reedsville United Methodist Church
Carol Friend
Mack Riley
Delores Riley
Deborah Dixon
Sandra Shrout
Jane S. Ketcham
Valley Community Mental Health Center
Weston Hospital
Preston County
Loyd Wiles
Mildred Radabaugh
Ruth Richardson
Elda Mayfield
Mabel Snyder
Pamela Deavers
Robert Harshberger
Madonna Peterson
Gertrude Ashburn
Oliver Smith
Ethel Taylor
Mildred Sampson
Gary Collins
Flora Turner
Neva Menear
Ralph Martin
Opal Neely
Kenneth Radabaugh
Alda Holmes
Teresa Mason
Edna Broadwater
Mamie Deavers
Dear Abby Advice and School Joke Dilemma
A reader warns against a married man leaving his family for another. Also, a concerned parent reports a public school sixth grader hearing vulgar four letter jokes from a male teacher who threatens secrecy. The letter asks what action to take and voices anger over inappropriate behavior.
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Abby
Beef buys good for controlling budget
Susan Rickards explains how to use beef to cut food costs by buying in bulk and planning by servings. The USDA notes that cost is per serving, not per pound, and waste from fat bones or excessive portions reduces value. An average serving is three to four ounces cooked, with four servings per pound for several cuts.
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Susan Rickards
U.S. Department of Agriculture
U.S.D.A
Sign Language Course Offered at Fairmont State Community College
A long standing sign language course is offered through Fairmont State Community College in Clarksburg. The Introduction to Sign Language aims to bridge communication gaps between deaf individuals and others. Led by Lynn Harris, the class highlights practical signing, with about 500 signs and emphasis on expressive and receptive skills. The course runs Wednesdays 7 to 9 50 p.m. at Notre Dame High School com 207, starting Jan 5, with no admission requirements and a $24 tuition payable at registration.
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Fairmont
Fairmont State Community College
Clarksburg
Lynn Harris
W. Va
Division of Vocational Rehabilitation
Pam Rogers
Grafton
Pam
Notre Dame High School
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