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Dates for
Winter Shows
February 4
Performance at Congregational Church at 10:30.
Doors open at 10 for muffins and treats. Fundraiser
for Community Nursery School, Ithaca, NY
February 6
Performance at Horseheads Library at 3:30
Horseheads, NY
February 6
Performance at West Elmira Library at 6:15
West Elmira, NY
February 25
Performance at Southworth Library at 1pm
Dryden NY
March 24
Performance at Carl E. Adams Elementary in Whitney Point. NY
Morning time to be announced.
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Merry
Christmas!
The
magic
of
the
season
is
upon
us
once
again
for
all
who
hear
the
bell
of
Christmas
ring
as
the book Polar
Expess
reminds us.
Mrs.
McPuppet
and
her
friends
are
sitting
around
the
fireplace
listening
to
the
crackle
of
the
fire
and
enjoying
the
sights
and
sounds
of
Christmas.
We
wish
for
you
and
your
family
the
joy
of
Christmas,
and
the
the
magic
of
the
season
to
be
with
you
all
year
long.
Sincerely,
Elizabeth
McMahon
Mrs.
McPuppet
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 Our
Present
to You
and Your
Family
Holiday
food
is a
joy for
the
day,
but
the
memory
of family
baking
time
is
forever.
The
Christmas
cookie
receipe
below
is
one
that
lives
from
my
childhood
and
the
one
shared
with
my
children.
I
offer
it
to
you
to
make
memories
with
your
children
as a
holiday
gift
that
will last
through
the
years.
While
you're
baking
cookies,
surround
yourself
with
the
fun
of
Mrs.
McPuppet
music.
Click
here
to
stop
by
the
store
and
add
to
the
fun,
stuff
a
stocking,
or
fill
a
snow
bound
day
with
songs
and
family
games.
Chocolate
Moons
and
Stars
1
1/2
c.
powdered
sugar
1 c.
butter
1
egg
1
tsp.
vanilla
1/2
tsp.
almond
extract
(optional)
2
1/2c.
flour
1
tsp.
baking
soda
1
tsp.
cream
of
tartar
Mix
sugar
and
butter.
Add
egg
and
flavorings,
beat
thoroughly.
Stir
in
dry
ingredients
after
mixing
them
together.
Chill
several
hours.
Roll
out
to
about
1/4
inch
(or
slightly
less)
Cut
with
moon
&
star
cutters
(or
any
you
like).
Bake
on
lightly
greased
sheets
about
7-8
minutes
at
375
degrees--they
should
be
fairly
pale,
just
beginning
to
brown
on
the
edges.
Cool
on
racks.
Melt
a 6
oz.
bag
of
chocolate
chips
(original
recipe
says
to
melt
them
with
about
1
tsp.
crisco
or
margarine,
in a
double
boiler,
but
I'm
pretty
sure
I
just
melt
the
chips
in
the
microwave
with
out
adding
anything.
Spread
chocolate
on
top
of 1
cookie
and
sandwich
with
another.
( a
la
oreos)
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