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nated by the Salvation Army,;* dressed them and assembled each in*' a gift package, and returned the fin-*; ished holiday presents to the Salvation Army for distribution to needy Z* children.
In another holiday project done;* with the cooperation of the county’s *! Department of Social Services, the »Z troop made Christmas pins. The pins are shaped from a special dough, at" clasp is added to the back and then;* the pieces are baked in an oven. Once hard, the pins were painted byS hand by each girl. They made*; enough so that each girl had one pin*; to keep and another to give to the;; Social Services Department to hand Z; out. N
The group took a field trip to;; Winchester to see a holiday produc- >; tion of “The Nutcracker” ballet. ;;
At Rappahannock County El*;; ementary School, the members of> the troop decorated a special, * Christmas tree. This tree, which will % stay outside, was decorated com- •; pletely with edible ornaments for the birds around the school.
Also at the elementary school, the troop had a Christmas party. Among the visitors to the partv * were Santa Claus and his helper.
The members of the troop said that they had really enjoyed all the recent activities. They added that they w’ould like send a special “Thank you!” to all the parents who helped out and gave their time to make the events possible.
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