Frederick County Homemakers Club April Activities Corner
Frederick County Homemakers Club announces April events including quilting and cake decorating workshops at War Memorial Building George Washington and Lord Fairfax rooms. Educational TV health program repeats and eye-disease documentaries, plus a workshop to make table decorations. Officers elected April 14. Gore Extension meets April 28 with fabric flowers instruction.
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George Washington
War Memorial Building
Lord Fairfax
War Memorial
Homemakers Emergency Health Care Service
Frederick County
Winchester
Gwen Lunsford
Mary Hannum
Edith Bennett
Gore Extension Homemakers Club
Hebron Baptist Church
Pauline Baccary
New Arrivals Born to Mr and Mrs Adams and Haines
April arrivals report three newborn boys and one girl. Matthew Robert Adams born to Mr. and Mrs Marshall Adams of Stephens City. Julie Marie Haines to Mr. and Mrs William Haines of Middletown. Calvin Jonathan Jr born to Mr. and Mrs Calvin Smith of Lincoln Virginia. Rachel Dawn named for Mr. and Mrs Tommy Crites Jr of Old Fields West Virginia.
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Marshall Robert Adams
Rt. 1
Stephens City
Matthew Robert
Calvin Jonathan Smith
Lincoln, Va
Calvin Jonathan Jr
Smith
Mary Lee Grigsby
Rachel Dawn
Tommy Lemuel Crites Jr
Old Fields
W. Va
Crites
Debra Katherine Haggerty
Litter Campaign Focus At Little Garden Club Meeting
The Little Garden Club discussed the Pitch-In litter prevention campaign during their April session. Spring Clean-Up Week mobilizes local groups to sweep downtown, with schools sponsoring anti-litter poster contests. Members noted needlepoint squares for a Garden Clubs of Virginia rug to be displayed at Kent-Valentine House in Richmond.
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Little Garden Club
Garden Clubs of Virginia
Kent-Valentine House
Garden Club of Virginia
Richmond
William G. Way
Lester Arnold Jr
Lewis N. Barton
James Laidlaw
James Wilkins Jr
William Mote
How to Carve A Leg of Lamb
A simple guide to carving a leg of lamb using an electric knife, with the General Electric model shown as an example. The technique is straightforward and yields pleasing, easy results for home cooks.
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General Electric
Marriage Encounter Program Sunday at Sacred Heart Church
Rockville Maryland with Jan and Roger Aamondt and Jeanne and George McCleer will lead an enrichment program called Marriage Encounter at Sacred Heart Church hall Sunday night at 8. It offers couples a chance to inventory personal problems and identify symptoms of spiritual divorce. The program emphasizes improving marriage through self reflection rather than counseling and is the third in the Adult Education series inviting all interested persons.
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Jan
Roger Aamondt
Rockville
Jeanne
George McCleer
Hagerstown
Sacred Heart Church Hall
Beta Nu ESA Chapter Plans Camp Easter Seal Trip
At the April Beta Nu Chapter ESA meeting hosted by Mrs. Ann Campbell two handicapped children were chosen to attend Camp Easter Seal. A donation to Walk for Community Services on May 24 benefits the Boy Scouts and Big Brothers. Officers for 1975 76 were elected and delegates named for the Shenandoah Area Council and State Convention in Roanoke next month.
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Beta Nu
ESA International
Ann Campbell
Marcella Taylor
Ester Kimbrell
Boy Scouts
Big Brothers
Dave Denham
al Droll
Denham
Betty Denham
Jill Weber
Shirley Billmyer
Shirley Saville
Donna Swain
Arlene Krueger
Shenandoah Area
Sue Boyd
Roanoke
Linda Waring
Lucille VanMarcke
Polly Foster
Jean Timbrook
Flo
Canning Jars and Lids Supply Expected by April 15
Warren County Extension reports Kerr and Ball say jars and lids should be plentiful by mid April with no hoarding. Lids held back until inventory expands while sealed compounds may limit early distribution. Jars with lids already on shelves. seek extension office for tested methods and safety guidance.
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Mary Helen T. Loftin
Warren County Extension
Kerr and Ball Canning Supplies
Jo Anne Barton
VPI & SU
Kerr & Hall Home Economist
KERR
Ball
Warren County
Warren County Extension Office
Jackson St
Front Royal
Warren Extension Activities April 21 to 24 plan published
Warren County Extension announces events for April 21 through 24. Viscose City EH meets April 21 at 7 45 p m with Mrs Vivian Ford. Beginners Sewing Classes at Presbyterian Church run 9 a m to 2 30 p m on April 21 22 23. Front Royal EH meets April 24 at 12 30 p m at the Youth Center with hostesses Mrs Lisa Fosnight Miss Myrene Kendall and Mrs Erma Faulconer. Also notes a liverwort fern belief about liver health.
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Warren County
Vivian Ford
Presbyterian Church
Front Royal EH
Lisa F
You and Food Stamps Consumer guide for eligibility and use
A U S Department of Agriculture pamphlet explains the Food Stamp Program in bilingual Spanish and English. It covers qualification, required documents, applying at welfare offices, obtaining an ID card, monthly issuance, and using stamps like cash at participating stores.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
Consumer Information
Department 17
Pueblo
Colo
Cake Decorating Workshop Rundown At War Memorial Building
The final cake decorating workshop in a three session series led by Mrs. Aletta Alger takes place Monday at the War Memorial Building with morning and evening repeats. Fifty women attended the first two sessions sponsored by the Frederick County Extension Homemakers Council. participants learn icing, borders, flowers, and wedding cake assembly. Interested individuals may join either session and bring supplies. contact Mrs. Fred Alger Jr. at 955 3881 for details.
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War Memorial
Aletta Alger
Berryville
The
Frederick County Extension Homemakers Council
Fred Alger Jr
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