Hairdressers join in Observance of National Beauty Salon Week
Tammy Anderson and Ruth Anderson style Diane Koontz while Betty Greathouse clips Winnie Arnold at Dowell J Howard Vocational Center. Dowell J students observe as the Hair Cut A Thon at the Center proceeds to benefit a local cause.
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Tammy Anderson
Ruth Anderson
Diane Koontz
Dowell J Howard Vocational Center
Betty Greathouse
Winnie Arnold
Dowell J
del. Alson Smith
National
National Children's Hospital
Washington
D.C
Lee-Jackson
Mailbox vandalism tied to Halloween a common nuisance
Postmaster Joseph Chamberlin notes mailbox destruction rises around Halloween as youths commit property damage. Federal penalties include up to $1000 fine and three years in jail. many offenders receive probation or restitution and acquire criminal records.
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Joseph Chamberlin
Chamberlin
Postal Inspection Service
Springfield
Mass
Bedford
1979 Bazaar Guide Seeks Fall Bazaar Details
The Star announces its annual Bazaar Guide to be published in early November. Area clubs churches and civic groups planning fall winter bazaars should send time place date sponsor and items offered to Bazaar Guide c o Winchester Evening Star 2 N Kent St Winchester VA 22601 before Oct 29.
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The
Star
Bazaar Guide
c/o
Winchester Evening Star
N. Kent St
Winchester
Expand Your Breakfast Horizons by Frederick County Extension Agent
Addressing changing lifestyles, the article urges balanced breakfasts for all ages. It emphasizes one fourth to one third of daily nutrients in the morning, including protein vitamins and minerals, with quick on the run options like blender nog and nutritious sandwiches to suit busy families.
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Frederick County
Breakfast Ways Extend Morning Meals With Leftovers
A guide to building balanced breakfasts from leftovers across meat poultry eggs bread fruits vegetables and dairy. Suggestions include cold chicken fruit salad warm rolls milk ready to eat cereal with milk and toast plus optional yogurt and fruit for variety.
Winchester Squad Averages 10.3 Calls a Day in September
The Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad handled 309 calls in September, averaging 10.3 daily, with 6,450 miles driven and no accidents. Yearly total rises to 2,553 calls. September breakdown includes 101 general illnesses, 34 crashes, 19 cardiac events, 18 farm or residence accidents, and 10 industrial incidents. Cardiac techs handled 18 cases with telemetry on nine calls. Falls caused 25 injuries. 115 victims received first aid, 34 oxygen administrations. Building progress runs on schedule with exterior grading nearly complete and paving soon, target late November. Building Fund Drive lags at 5% of goal. Oct. 8 Operating Fund Drive receipts reach $47,000.
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Winchester Volunteer Rescue
Energy savings add up with small home improvements
Energy series advises simple actions to cut a $700 to $900 heating bill. Close doors, insulate, seal leaks, use efficient lighting, service oil furnaces, and install energy-saving devices. Focus on cost effective methods and potential credits up to $1,000 for conservation expenditures.
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