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“Mary’s a Grand Old Name” goes the old 1905 tune by George M. Cohan. This week, Tidbits conveys some bits and pieces about some famous ladies named Mary. • The name Mary has its origins in the Hebrew language, with the name Miryam translating “sea of bitterness or sorrow.” In ancient times, the name Mary was considered too sacred to be used, revered because it belonged to the mother of Jesus. Finally in the 12th century, it came into popular use, and until the mid-twentieth century, remained the Number One name for girls. Today, the name Mary is at about Number 125 in popularity.
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Thee.” Sarah Hale went on to become the editor of Godey’s Lady’s Book, a popular magazine of the late 1800s, a position she held until she was nearly 90 years old. She also helped found Vassar College. In 1877, Thomas Edison recorded “Mary Had a Little Lamb” on his new phonograph device, the first time a human voice had been recorded on his invention. • At the 1984 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles, a young high school sophomore named Mary Lou Retton became the first American woman ever to win a gold medal in gymnastics. She also captured two silver and two bronze, making her total of five medals the most won by any athlete at the 1984 Olympics. Later that year, she became the first female athlete to be pictured on the front of the Wheaties box. All her years of gymnastic competition took their toll, when Retton needed hip replacement surgery in her mid-30’s. • Mary Shelley is best known for her first novel, Frankenstein: The Modern Prometheus. Mary was just 20 years old when Frankenstein was published anonymously in 1818. It was assumed that her husband, author Percy Shelley, was the author, because he authored the preface and dedicated it to his political hero. The book was first adapted to the stage in 1823 and to film in 1910. Other films followed in 1931, 1974, and 1994. Shelley and her husband had four children, three of whom died before the age of three. • Mary Kathlyn Ash started selling books doorto-door during World War II, while her husband was away in the service, amassing sales of $25,000 in just six months. She later became the national training director for the World Gift Company, but when she was passed over for a promotion in favor of a man she herself had trained, she resigned. Her next step was to write a book that would help women succeed in business, a book that became the business plan for her own dream company, Mary Kay Cosmetics. She started out with $5,000 and a 500-square-foot storefront in Dallas, Texas. She bought skin care formulas from a tanner who had created them while working on hides, and packaged them in her favorite color, pastel pink. Having recently remarried, her new husband was helping her prepare for the grand opening, when he died of a heart attack a month before the scheduled opening. Mary Kay’s 20-year-old son stepped in to help launch the business. By the end of the second year, she had sold nearly $1 million worth of products. Today, worldwide sales in more than Continued on page 9
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ARIES (March 21 to April 19) I know, dear Lamb, that you don’t like anyone trying to take charge of one of your projects, but try to be a bit more flexible. A new idea could help hasten a positive result. TAURUS (April 20 to May 20) I’m sure, like the time-thrifty Taurus that you are, that you’ve done much of your holiday shopping. But don’t relax yet. Wrap those gifts now to save yourself lots of unwanted pressure. GEMINI (May 21 to June 20) Be receptive when a family member or friend asks to confide in you. Your positive reaction could ensure that he or she will have a happy holiday experience. CANCER (June 21 to July 22) Don’t be rushed into wrapping up that workplace problem. Consider leaving it until after the holidays. This way you’ll have the facts you need to reach the right resolution. LEO (July 23 to August 22) You’ll get news that will make you glow brighter than the lights of the holiday season. Be sure to use what you learn both carefully and kindly, to avoid giving the wrong impression. VIRGO (August 23 to September 22) That frayed relationship could be mended in time for the holidays if you were more flexible. Give a little, and you could get back a lot more than you imagined. LIBRA (September 23 to October 22) Things might not seem to be settling down as quickly as you would prefer. But it might be just a little holiday time flutter. You’ll soon get news that will lead to more stability. SCORPIO (October 23 to November 21) Stop getting so involved in everyone’s personal problems that you lose precious time with loved ones. Remember, even the Supreme Court closes for the holidays. SAGITTARIUS (November 22 to December 21) All signs point to a bright holiday, with all of those pesky problems finally resolved in your favor. Share the good times with people you love and, of course, who love you. CAPRICORN (December 22 to January 19) Your plans should not be set in stone and cemented over. Leave some openings in case you need to make changes. Spend the holidays with your nearest and dearest. AQUARIUS (January 20 to February 18) Surprise! This holiday finds you on the receiving end of the generosity of those who are usually the recipients of so much that you give so freely and lovingly. PISCES (February 19 to March 20) That piece of good news assures that you’ll be swimming in clearer, calmer waters this holiday season. There might be a storm or two ahead, but you’ll weather it all in fine style. BORN THIS WEEK: You have a flair for seeing things as you’d like them to be, as well as a gift for turning your perceptions into reality. (c) 2016 King Features Synd., Inc.
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Custom design! At 1522 sq. ft. this excellent family home delivers! The main level features huge windows, 9’ ceilings, beautiful kitchen complete with granite counters, large island and pantry. The living room is bright and complete with fireplace. The master bedroom comes with walk-in closet and en-suite. The basement offers 2 additional bedrooms, a 4-piece bathroom and family room. Call now to add your personal touch.
Affordable living! Great revenue or for the first time buyer! Improvements in recent years are exterior, siding, soffit, facia and eaves. Most recent being shingles, water heater and some new flooring. Cute and cozy, complete with PVC windows, bright and clean and main floor laundry. Appliances included, large lot, immediate possession available, begin here!
Wow! Grapefruit Baked Alaska Greet the new year with a showy, wintry
dessert. It’s a take on traditional Baked Alaska that you may have enjoyed at a fancy restaurant. This mini version is much easier, using fresh grapefruit in its own “bowl” instead of cake, but still keeps the “wow” factor with billowing warm meringue on top and chilly ice cream nestled inside. Timing is everything. Do some simple prep work beforehand. Then, as the table is being cleared after your main course, preheat the oven and whip the egg whites while your child spoons fruit into the grapefruit bowls and tops each with ice cream and mounds of sweet meringue. GRAPEFRUIT BAKED ALASKA 4 grapefruits 6 scoops vanilla ice cream 3 egg whites (1/2 cup) at room temperature 1/4 teaspoon cream of tartar 1/2 cup sugar 1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract
Immaculate 3 bedroom mobile home located in Trailer World Park. This has been a 1 owner home since new in 1996. Features include 3-piece ensuite, open concept kitchen, dining and living room. Sunken living room has vaulted ceiling and a skylight. Move in ready with all appliances included. Lot fees are $513.00 a month includes sewer, water and property tax. 2 garden sheds included.
Now for sale this 2 bedroom condo on the main floor of the Greensway Garden. No stairs easy access at the very end of the complex. Balcony provides some nice views of the neighboring area. Condo has ample space providing the perfect opportunity for an older couple wishing to down grade home size, a student attending college or as a rental property without breaking the bank. Great unit and location!
One hour or more before serving: 1. Prepare grapefruit by cutting evenly in half crosswise. Use a grapefruit knife to cut out fruit sections. Place in a bowl and drain juice (enjoy drinking it for a snack). If grapefruit is rather tart, add some sugar. Cover and refrigerate. 2. Remove and discard membranes in six of the halves to form hollow “bowls,” and discard the two remaining grapefruit halves. (You are using 6 halves for the dessert, but the fruit from 4 grapefruits to have ample servings.) 3. Pre-scoop ice cream in six rounds on a tray lined with wax paper or plastic wrap. Place back in freezer.
top, and seal edges around the cut grapefruit rim with a butter knife. Bake in the middle of the oven for 5 minutes, or until meringue is golden. 7. Serve immediately on dessert plates. Makes 6 servings. Tip: For a special occasion such as New
Year’s Eve, top each one with a birthday candle and light.
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Nice 900 sq. ft. bungalow in Lafleche that’s good for a small family or older couple. There is the kitchen, bathroom, 2 bedrooms and living room on the main floor. The basement has a utility room, bathroom and could be finished into an extra bedroom and family room. Lafleche has lots to offer with a Pharmacy, Doctor’s office, TD Bank, restaurants, Co-op food store, service stations, and much more.
15 minutes before serving: 4. Heat oven to 400 F. Line baking sheet with parchment paper or foil. Have child spoon refrigerated grapefruit pieces evenly into the six grapefruit “bowls” and set them on the baking sheet. 5. In a mixing bowl, with an electric mixer set at low speed, beat egg • Assess •Analyze •Advise •Assure whites until frothy and The Key to your success Moose Jaw 4A foamy. Add cream of Property Inspection tartar. Increase speed 80 Bluebell Cres. • Moose Jaw, SK until soft peaks form. 4A Slowly add sugar, a We give the gift of peace of mind. tablespoon at a time. Thank you for allowing us to serve you this year and we look forward to serving you next year. Let your kids watch as Merry Christmas the mixture changes & Happy New Year and enlarges, and glossy, stiff peaks Barry form. Blake Webster 6. Set an ice-cream Pitts round in center of each fruit-filled bowl. www.mj4a.com • 306-631-1295 Immediately spoon • Residential • Commercial • Agricultural • Industrial the stiff meringue on
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Big lot in beautiful Willow Bunch! This property is a triangle shape, 239 feet wide at the widest point and 110 feet on each side. The 846 sq. ft. addition of this home was built in 1965. Two bathrooms, main floor laundry, and large spacious rooms. High efficient furnace and updated plumbing and electric. Main floor bedroom with an en-suite and two cozy bedrooms upstairs.
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* There is a dispute among literary historians concerning the last words of beloved American poet Emily Dickenson. Some claim that the last thing she said was, “I must go in, the fog is rising.” Others claim her last words were rather less poetic: “Oh, is that all it is?” * You’re probably aware that many high-rise buildings in the United States don’t include a 13th floor, skipping straight from 12 to 14, just because the superstitious among us consider the number 13 to be unlucky. You might be surprised to learn, though, that China has its own version of the practice: There, buildings skip from the third to the fifth floor. The word for the number four is pronounced almost the same way as the word for death, so the number is considered to be unlucky. * * * Thought for the Day: “History is a vast early-warning system.” -- Norman Cousins
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35 markets are $3 billion annually. Mary Kay Andrews with shoe polish so that the studio lights passed away in 2001. would not reflect off them. • Toronto-born Gladys Louise Smith changed her name to Mary Pickford and went on to become one of the most popular actresses of the 1910s and 1920s. Her career was prolific, with 1909 her most productive, appearing in 51 films in that year alone, almost one every week! Her beautiful curls were her trademark, and she was known as “America’s Sweetheart” during her prime. Pickford went on to co-found the film studio United Artists and was one of the original 36 founders of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. • First published in 1934, Mary Poppins was British author Pamela Travers’ first literary success. She authored seven sequels in the series, with the last in 1988. Walt Disney approached Travers in 1938 to purchase the rights to make a film, but was firmly turned down. Disney hounded her for the next 23 years, until, in 1961, when she finally surrendered. Travers objected to Disney’s changing Mary Poppins’ character from the unfriendly, strict, intimidating character in her book to the gentler, cheerier character portrayed by Julie Andrews. Disney’s movie was 1965’s top-grossing film, and Disney’s top-grossing for the next 20 years. It nabbed five Oscars out of 13 nominations, (including Julie Andrews’ first Oscar), making it Disney’s most successful in terms of Academy Awards. In the scenes where Mary Poppins was flying, the crew darkened the wires holding up
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• Some who were born Mary’s opted to switch to another name. Actress Debbie Reynolds was born Mary Frances Reynolds, the name under which she won the Miss Burbank beauty contest in 1948. When she was “discovered” by Warner Brothers Studios, Jack Warner changed her name to Debbie. Lily Tomlin’s name was originally Mary Jean Tomlin, but she took on a new stage name, altering the spelling of her mother’s name, Lillie. Meryl Streep’s name was Mary Louise, but her mother began calling her Meryl, based on Mary L., Meryl’s grandmother.
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* On Dec. 19, 1986, Michael Sergio, who parachuted into Game Six of the 1986 World Series at New York’s Shea Stadium with a “Let’s Go Mets” banner, is fined $500 and sentenced to 100 hours of community service. * On Dec. 20, 1995, the United Nations peacekeeping force formally transfers military authority in Bosnia to North Atlantic Treaty Organization forces, allowing the deployment of some 60,000 NATO troops. * On Dec. 21, 1970, Elvis Presley visits President Richard Nixon to offer his services in the government’s war on drugs. Presley, who was apparently not searched at the gate, presented the president with a gift -- a World War II-era Colt .45 pistol. * On Dec. 22, 1808, Beethoven’s Fifth Symphony premieres in Vienna, Austria, in a freezing venue. Two hours into the poorly played concert, Beethoven stopped the music and had the ensemble start again from the beginning. * On Dec. 23, 1959, rock ‘n’ roll pioneer Chuck Berry is arrested in Missouri and charged with transporting a 14-year-old girl across state lines for allegedly immoral purposes. Berry spent 20 months in federal prison following his conviction for violating the Mann Act. * On Dec. 24, 1923, President Calvin Coolidge touches a button and lights up the first national Christmas tree to grace the White House grounds. The balsam fir was the first to be decorated with electric lights -- a strand of 2,500 red, white and green bulbs.
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* On Dec. 25, 2002, University of New Mexico junior placekicker Katie Hnida becomes the first woman to play in a Division I football game. In 2004, Hnida told Sports Illustrated that she had been sexually harassed while at the University of Colorado. The Colorado football coach responded by calling Hnida “not only a girl” but a “terrible” player. He was suspended briefly and left the team in 2005.
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