Frugal Quick Fixes for Wrapping and Kitchen Care
Hints from Heloise share cost saving ideas for everyday chores. Reuse towel ends on paper towel holders and sew towels to replace disposable rolls. A teapot gravy trick and bobby pins for sewing ease offer practical money saving tips.
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Deroise
Heloise
Kathy Kost
Ebenezer Homemaker Club hosts all day craft dinner
Mrs E L Grapes hosts the Ebenezer Homemaker's Club gathering at her home with a show and tell of winter crafts. Members will share poncho patterns and fringe ideas while husbands join for a large noon meal. Local visits and health notes follow with spring signs seen in robins.
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Ebenezer Homemaker’s Club
E. L. Grapes
Keith Bailes
Dogwood Estates
Dan Perry
Williamsburg
B.L. Parsons
Fairmont
W.va
Lillie Martin
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Eulala Grapes
Hubert Woods
Paul Lawson
Sharon
Elaine
Glenn
Jeff
Darlene
Manassas
Karren Walton
Annandale
Little Capon Baptist Mission Society
Jennie Phillips
Carol Cummins
West Virginia University
Norman Shanholtz
Helen Hannas
Clara Wightman
Wightman
Joel Grey Sees Cabaret as His First Major Film Role
Actor Joel Grey, 39, says his latest film Cabaret feels like his first major screen part, after four movies he considers the others “bad.” He notes the M C's energy, recalls Broadway and George M. Cohan roles, and explains how screen acting requires subtler, closer presentation. He spent time in Munich during filming and highlights the film’s moodful shift from stage to screen, with dramatic restraint.
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New York
Joel Grey
Grey
M.C
Germany
George M. Cohan
Hitler
Munich
Teacher Urges Students to Enter Government Legacy of Civic Engagement in Utah
Utah Rep. Isaac Humphrey long encouraged social studies students to engage in government. At least six former pupils now serve in the Utah House of Representatives or hold state posts, including Secretary of State Clyde Miller and Melton Weisenmann who heads the development service department. Humphrey taught 40 years in Salt Lake City schools and ran mock legislatures to spur participation. He kept his party stance private to foster open-mindedness, noting both parties are represented among his former students.
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Humphrey
Utah House of Representatives
Utah
Clyde Miller
Melton Weisenmann
Development Service Department
Salt Lake City
Michigan firm offers year warranty on home systems
Detroit AP Michigan's largest real estate firm Real Estate One will warranty repairs or replacement of plumbing heating and electrical systems for one year on homes it sells. President Richard S. Elsen says the program aims to spur sales and stems from FHA disclosure concerns. The warranty excludes updates building code compliance and structural repairs.
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Detroit
Michigan
Real Estate One
Richard S. Elsen
Federal Housing Administration
Elsen
Fidel Castro sworn in as Cuba's premier in 1959
Fidel Castro took the oath as Cuba's premier in 1959 marking a pivotal shift for the island nation. The leadership change followed his revolutionary movement and established a Communist government influencing regional affairs.
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Fidel Castro
Cuba
Odd UK Place Names Spark Curiosity Across Counties
A tour of British towns reveals quirky names such as Ham Sandwich Babel Yelling Great Snoring Little Snoring Wallop Wigwig and Old Sock with origins tracing to Saxon Roman and Norman eras. Many derive from Old English words for homestead market town valley or flow and some appear tongue in cheek as in Sewer's End Booze and Drinker's End and Never Seen.
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London
Kent
Babel
Californias
America
New York
North America
Britain
William the Conqueror
Ham
Sandwich
Norfolk
Snear
Shropshire
Over Wallop
Middle Wallop
Nether Wallop
Dorset
Pedellon
Affpuddle
Aeffa
Piddletrenthide
Scotland
Dumbartonshire
Huntingdonshire
Conservationists warn of dwindling Illinois wildlife and habitats
Illinois officials warn that wildlife is declining across the state as prairie chickens vanish from nature preserves in Jasper and Marion counties. The Illinois Department of Conservation and the Illinois Natural History Survey cite losses among 46 bird species 31 fish species including alligator gar and 15 reptile species amid pollution and water mismanagement.
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Chicago
Illinois
Henry N. Barhausen
Ilinois Department of Conservation
Jasper
Marion
Barkhausen
Illinois Nature Preserve Commission
Department of Conservation
Illinois Natural History Survey
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