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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1974
Page
9
Recipe by Helen B Bollock yields one hundred cookies. Cream shortening with sugar then beat in eggs and molasses. Stir in flour and spices, chill slightly, roll into balls, coat in sugar, bake at 370 F for 12 to 15 minutes.
Early fall supports gift hunting with layaway in mind. Shoppers get the best selection as merchandise remains in stock and stores lay away gifts until the appropriate time. Check local credit terms and layaway plans to stretch the budget for Christmas gifts.
The piece warns toes are more infection prone than fingers and advises against cutting cuticles or using sharp tools. It recommends trimming toenails weekly to prevent issues from neglect and maintain foot health without risky practices.
Shenandoah Valley National Bank in Winchester staged an old fashioned tree trimming using stuffed dolls crocheted snowflakes cornstarch decorations and homemade treats. The volunteer effort tied to the Dress A Doll contest with an open house and prizes announced later. Carrie Pangle 8 of Winchester won second place in a special category though her name wasn’t on the winner list.
Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad Auxiliary held a Christmas dinner meeting. Mrs. Juanita Burch reported on the annual family covered dish dinner. Santa visited, giving treats and a present to children. Officers elected for 1975: Mary Jane Harden president, Mary Hall Quigley vice president, Pat Williams secretary, Lucille Ackenbam treasurer, Barbara Lee assistant secretary treasurer, Mae Swanson chaplain, Kitty Sirbaugh historian. Installation set for Feb 2, 1975.
This piece suggests celebrating with traditions from Mexico Japan Greece or Poland to teach children about world customs. It highlights Mexican foods like paella and sangria pinatas colorful ornaments and a midnight pinata breaking ritual.
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