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GENERAL CHURCH
ACTIVITIES.

| The Advent season at St. Margaret
| Episcopal Church will be observed
with special evening services. begin
ming Sunday evening, December 3. an'
closing Sunday, the 24th, Christmas
eve.
DR.. Herbert Scott Smith. the rector
has invited three ministers to preaci
the first three Sunday evenings OF INT
! month and on Christmas eve. th'
choir. with an augmented chorus. un
der the direction of A. G. Eldridge
will render the Christmas cantata
"Bethlehem.'
The preacher for the evening of sun
day, December 8. will be DIR. Arthur
Russell Taylor. rector OF ST. Johll
Church of York. DIR. Taylor was the
missioner at St Margarets Charcf
last spring.
On December 10 Rev. Prof. w. Cos
by Bell of Alexandria. Va. will preach
and December Ii Rev. Cleveland
Hicks. provincial secretary OF the
third Episcopal province. will be the
preacher.
The evening services during Advent
viii be under the auspices of the st
Margaret's Chapter of the Brother
hood of St. Andrew.
First Presbyterian Church, John Mar
shall place. will preach at the Thanks
giving service in that church Thanks
giving day. at II am. on American
Watchfires., Members Of patriotic So
cieties are invited to be present.
The Bible readings at the usual
Thursday evening service in this
church, it is declared, continue to ne
very largely attended and of deep splr-
itual benefit to all. This is the third
&c limo a nd
the services are attended by many not
members of this church, as we'll as by
the members. The readings are printed
for distribution at each service. as in
former years.
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Because of the absence of the pastor.
Rev C. Morgan Compiler. the pulpit
of the First Methodist Protestant
Church will be supplied today by y. VI.
c. A workers.
assistant religious work director. viii
conduct the service, and in the evening
hour, Howard A. Banks. secretary to
the Secretary of the Navy. will have
charge of the service
for the services on November &c.
IS IS ~ g
Saturday Half Holiday" is to be the
topic of a special sermon which Rev
C. Everest Granger is to deliver in
Gunton-Temple Memorial Presbyterian
Church this evening.
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Foundry Epworth League. at it's de-
votional service this evening, will
be addressed by William a. Nor
ris, former president of the Washing
ton District Epworth League. His sub
ject will be efficiency and Persona
Service" The special musical features
will include a vocal duet by Miss Mae
L. Cross and w. w. sorrelle; vocal
solo by J. H. Galleher, with trombone
obIigato by Miss Mabel Ernst; violir
solo by D. LIE Roy Herndon and chorus
by choir of fifty voices. DR.. George
r. Grose, president of Depauw Uni
versity, who is to occupy the pulpit al
Foundry today, is expected to make a
few remarks.
The regular monthly meeting of the
cabinet was held Tuesday evening a,
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tremendous strides forward in the i'm
mediate future.
Steps were taken by the committee te
organize the Lutheran forces of the
country in support of temperance
| measures in the states and nation.
A citizenship service" under the di-
rection of the Young Peoples Society
will be held in Emmanuel Baptis,
Judge William F. Norris will be the
speaker for the occasion.
During this month and December un.
usual opportunity for the study of the
Bible is offered under the leadership OF
Rev. John H. Troy, extension director
Of the National Bible Institute of New
| York.
The dates and subjects announced are
as follows:
November %, Matthew. the Twenty
fourth Chapter: November 29, Seven
Parables Of Matthew Thirteen: Decem-
Der s, Sermon on the Mount; Decem-
cember 20. Christ the King"
These lectures are free to all, and
those interested are cordially invited
to attend. whether communicant al
Emmanuel Church or not.
In St. Aloysius Church today the
Third Sunday Brigade will receive
1oly COMMUNION III a DOOy at the
O'Clock mass, when Rev. Paul r. Con-
niff. S. j.. will conduct the services
The entire upper church will be re-
served for the society. mass being
celebrated in the lower chapel at the
same hour for those who desire to at
tend.
A reception to the rector, Rev Paul r
Commit. S. j.. will take place this
evening at s o'clock in Gonzaga Hail.
under the auspices of the Aloysius
Club, and the entire congregation has
been extended a cordial Invitation to
be present.
A special service will take place in
st. Aloysius Church next Sunday
at o'clock. under the auspices OF
the Ancient Order of Hibernians, who
Will receive holy communion in a body
The entire middle aisle will be re.
served for the society, the sermon will
be preached by Rev. Paul r. Conniff
S. j., and a special musical program
| will be furnished by the choir
i, Rev. George E. Kelly S. j.. left Wash.
ington last week for Worcester, Mass
where he is making his annua
| spiritual retreat at Holy Cross College
i Rev. John O'Hara, S. j.. went to New
York city the past week to visit his
, sister. who is seriously i'll. She is 6
religious of the Order of Sisters o.
Charity at st. Vincent's-on-t the Hudson
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WINCHESTER, VA.

Misses Lucille and Florence Weems
have gone on visit to their brother
in-Iaw and sister DIR. and Mrs. S, Logan
owen. III Washington They VIII also
spend some time in Baltimore and New
York Mrs. q. O. Miller and her daugn-
ter Miss Mary Miller. are visiting rela-
tiveS i'll Washington. Mr.. and Mrs
William Mayo Atkinson of New York
and Berryville. Va, have been visiting
friends in town. Mrs. John 2. Campbell
returned Wednesday from visit to
friends in Baltimore. Mrs. Mckenny
Berry and son of Washington are Wis
iting the formers parents. Mr. and Mrs.
f. West Baker. Nr. and Mrs. W. H.
Dillingham; have gone on a visit TO
friends in Baltimore.
Sir and Mrs. Robert NJ. Ward have
returned from several weeks visit to
relatives and friends in st. Louis and
Chicago and while in the former city
they attended reunion of members OF
the Funsten family Miss Matte Mum
dav OF Lynchburg. Va, has been visit
ing friends in town. Mrs. \. f Dilling-
ham, who has been making her home
here for several years. has gone 10
Washington. Miss Bessie w. Conrad
has returned from visit to Mr.. and
Mrs. William Stephenson of Roanoke.
Va. Mr. and Mrs. c. c. TODD ana
daughter have returned to Washington
after visiting Mr.. and Mrs. George
Rowly. Miss Marion Stouffer has gone
to Roanoke Va, where she VIII spend
some time with relatives.
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HERNDoN, VA.

The Senior League of the High School
met Friday evening, officers being chosen
for the coming year as follows: Rev.
Francis j. Lukens president: Harry A.
Sayer. vice president. and Mrs. Robert
Schneider. secretary. Instrumental music
was rendered by Mrs.I Arthur II. Buell..
Brief talks of interest to the school were
made by Mrs. Buell. and Prof Astor.
Farmers Club, No 4. was entertained
by Mr. and Mrs. John Taylor, Herndon
Heights. Thursday. and Farmers Club.
No /. met in all-day session with Mayor
William Ayre and Mrs. Ayre on Thurs
day.
Maj. Bushrod Washington Lynn is
spending some time in Richmond. Mrs.
Andrew G. Hutchinson is the house guest
of Misses Mary and Selma Hutchinson in
Washington. Mrs. Kate McNabb of Bal
timore. who has been the house guest of
Miss Margaret Russell, left Saturday. ac-
compaued by Miss Russell, for a brief
visit to Mrs. William Pollard of Wash
ington. Mrs. Stephen c. Stuntz of Wen
ma entertained at a handkerchief shower
Wednesday. in honor of Miss Emma
Grayson OF Herndon and Culpeper.
Mrs. Edith Coleman of Hunters enter
taiEed Thursday evening at the nome of
those in attendance from Herndon werr
Mr.. and Mrs. William Dawson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Asa Z. Bradshaw, Mrs. T. Edgar
Aud. Misses Louise Aud and Selma Me-
Millcn and Messrs. Reed, Seamen and
aud. Mr.. and Mrs. Love of Washington
have been guests of the latters sister,
Mrs. Charlie Parker. Mrs. r. H. Powell
Summers entertained the Monday Bridge
Club this week
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| the home of Miss Bess CoIborn. Re
ports We're submitted by the heads of
/ the various departments. indicating g
largely Increased activities and out
Inning extensive plans tor further de-
Velopment in thei. respective fields of
endeavor during the coming winter.
Wednesday evening the league con-
Quoted the devotional meeting at the
Gospel Mission, with about forty mem
bers of the chapter present. The mu-
sic was under the direction Of ]. II.
Gaileher, supported by the league Or
chestra. The topic discussed was
w hat Christ Means to Me" Responses s
were made by Messrs. Clarke, Roberts.
Riggles, Harveycutter, Warthen and
Bradley. Miss Mabel Ernst rendered a
solo. Face to Face" Mr.. Galleher
| Der. The service was arranged by
Miss Lillian Williamson. third vice
president.
The membership contest which is now
being agitated under the direction of
Miss Mathilda Hartman and Emil w.
Schaefer, chairmen. with the forces of
the young women arrayed against the
young men. will terminate November
30. at which time reception will be
rendered the new members by the
losing side Very effective work is
being done through this contest and,
with increased membership. the chap
ter has also been awakened to greater
interest and enthusiasm in all of its
departments.
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Rev George r. Grose. D. D.. presi
dent of Depauw University, Green
castle. Ind. and formerly pastor of
Grace NJ. +. Church. Baltimore, Md.
will occupy the pulpit of Foundry
Methodist Episcopal this morning and
evening.
On next Sunday the pulpit will be sup
piled by Rev. DIR. Wallace MacMullen of
the Drew Theological Seminary, Madison
n. j.. who will also preach the annual
Thanksgiving sermon on November 80.
Ss Is * as
The permanent committee on tenn
perance of the General Synod of the
Evangelical Lutheran Church held its
semi i-annual meeting here Wednesday
in the offices of the National Tenn
perance Bureau. Reports were re-
ceived from the general secretary. Rev.
w. II. Gotwald, and the treasurer, Rev.
Henry Anstadt of this city.
| The committee expressed gratifica- =
| tion at the progress of the work
under it's direction and agreed upon
plans and methods for advancing the
cause of temperance and prohibition.
| The numerous and important victories
| throughout the country at the election
| last week were declared auguries of
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CULPEPER, VA.

The Black and White masquerade
ball given here Wednesday evening
was one of the most enjoyable affairs
of the season. and was attended by all
the dancing contingent, as well as a
number of visitors from the University
of Virginia and other places. The hall
of the Pot and Kettle ClUb was effec-
tfvely decorated in black and white, in
keeping with the costumes OF the
mashers. \ supper was served 2t II
O'Clock.
Miss Catherine Holbrook of Washing
ton and Miss Mamie WhaieY OF Texas
haze been guests this week of NESS
Frankie Taunt in Main street. and at
tended the masquerade ball Wcdnss-
day. Miss Whaley has sine. LETT Tor 4
stay in New. York. Mrs. joan Norris
of Baltimore has Joined Ir. Norris for
a few days a. their SuUMa- home IN
Main street. Miss Kate To'Irkins, who
has been spending some daNs with the
Misses Stringfellow al Ash h!eiZ7, !e1t
Tuesday for q visit to relatives IL Me-
son county. and will return to her home
In Roanoke rom there.
Mrs keGsey J. Hammond entertained
informally Thursday afternoon in COM
piimeut 10 her house guest and cousin,
Miss Annie Kennedy. who celebrated
her eighty-eighth birthday on that oc-
casion.
Miss Helen Payton Macoy, those
marriage is TO take place next Wed
nesAay was the guest OF honor at
linen shower Tuesday afternoon at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Clark
in the county. The gifts We're placed in
round boxes. iced 20 represent brides
cakes and were cut" by the bride
elect. On Wednesday Miss Macoy was
entertained at luncheon by Mrs. Robert
Scott, the other guests on this occasion
bei3g her friends among the younger
married set and the bride'eiects sister,
Miss Mary MacOy.
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FAIRFAX COURT HOUSE, VA.

The Misses Moore entertained at
luncheon Monday in honor of Miss
Tillie Page. whose marriage to DR. Jo-
seph Packard Laird occurred Wednes-
day. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas r. Keith en-
terenined the members of the bridal
party and the visiting relations at sup
per Tuesday. Mr.. and Mrs. William j..
Rucker of Charlottesville were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Barbour this
week. Capt and Mrs. Samuel u. Buck
and Mr.. and Mrs. Hart of Baltimore
were guests last week Of Mr.. and Mrs.
=. W. Richardson. Miss Florence La
Rogue. who has been visiting Miss Vir-
ginia Richardson. left today for her
home in Baltimore. Miss Eliza Allison
of Cresson. Pa. is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
, J. X. Allison. Mr.. and Mrs. Ashby Gra-
ham spent several days last week with
friends in the city.
Miss Blanche Skinner of Syracuse
y. Y. is visiting Mrs. Frank T. Israel
Mr.: and Mrs. George Garfield motored
to Baltimore Sunday and were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Browning. Mrs. c. Yer
non Ford. who recently underwent ar
operation in a Washington hospital. Is
recovering satisfactorily. Rev. and Mrs.
William H. Laird. Miss Margaret Laird.
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the week end at the Marlborough
Blenheim. Representative ]. Fred C.
Talbot of Maryland was on the Board
walk during the week.
FREDERICK, MD.
Amid banks of roses. chrysanthe-
NUNS and palms. Miss jamie H. Quynn,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles w.
Quynn. became the bride OF William
T. Delaplaine. at her home. ego East
Patrick street, Wednesday evening.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Henri l.. G. Kieffer. pastor Evangelical
Reformed Church. Miss Rhoda X Ber-
ryman. Baltimore. was maid of honor.
and John W. Quynn, brother of the
bride. was the best man.
The bride is a graduate of Hood Col
legc. The groom is graduate or
Washin gton and Lee University. and
is associated with two Frederick
dsi!ies.
Mrs. ]. p. G. Custis and Miss Kathe-
rine GUSTS. Washington, who have been
have returned. Mr.. and Mrs. Foster
Zecher, Baltimore, who have been visit
ing in Frederick. have returned.
George II. Trundle, Gettysburg, Pa.
who has been the guest of his father.
C. n Trundle, Feasaville, has return
ed. Later Mr.. Trundle viii become a
member of the faculty of Guntur Col
lege. GuntUr. India. Y
Mrs L. V. Baughman is spending sew
eral weeks in Toledo. Oh!o. Waiter II.
Mcdaniel. Niagara Falls. IS spending
some time in Frederick. Mrs. e. S.
Belts. Green Bay. Wis. who has been
spending the past several months with
her mother, Mrs. J. y. Coll.fiower. has
returned.
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S.oncord Gbin ;s cn,6nctinc eIa,'sei
;st;r ~ ", 1Ilo' - yni,a ,It,.e. :,
T2nitea praSh,..o,,,, ch,,rcb ee, ~
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;s ,poer d psn," annn,,nnos m ,,at ~
, ea s,.e VIII conttI"' ~ -. ous,p /, thlS
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In ST Paurs Catholic Church the
Junior Sodaiity will receive holy corn
munion today at the o'clock mass
and will assemble again at 2 mn j.,
the Convent Of the Perpetual Adoratioa
for the recitation of the Office ana hcne-
iiction Of the blessed sacrament
On Friday at 1:30 pm there viii be
devotions consisting of the rosary and
benediction Of the blessed sacrament.
The instruction classes for the chill
Gren who are preparing for their iirst
holy communion are held every Satur-
day at $ am
Cardinal Gibbons viii administer the
sacrament of confirmation in 81. Paul' ;,
Church on Sunday, December n
on Thursday morning requiem
/ carroll for the Geca.si - e., W w am
the Womeu's Cathol;n orGer az 80,
ers under the ausnicer nf :. 80
court of the order Of which ra, -
roll is chaplain. '''
AT the closing of the mission, 1os. c,,r,
day night Rev. .Iobn Da,a,,,,.
preached the sermon ava pa, 49,
kelley gave the panaI hInssipr Iar.,s
number of new nan,h.r, ,,a,s - "a x :
into the HOLY Nama socia,, t.. !, eu
James Krup sniritual directo, =,
society VI Iie
In st. Matthew's Church the members
ca,,,e oa .he ,ln. alpostleshlp Of prayer will re-
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In Nearby Society Circles.
Continued from Ninth Page.)

erick Dallam visited friends in Balti-
more this week. Mr.. and Mrs. r. c.
Hubley have returned to their home in
New York after a visit with relatives
here. Mrs. Joseph Martin visited
friends in Baltimore. Mrs. Nicholas
HUFF of Baltimore is visiting her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. S. f. Putnam.
Miss Maude Phelps was visitor to
Baltimore this week. Mrs. Cora House
of Washington visited relatives here.
Miss Helen Robinson of Baltimore was
tIeSweek end guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lester Robinson. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Easton of Baltimore are the guests of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
paShieilS.
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MANASSAS, VA.

A silver tea was given Tuesday even
ing by Manassas Chapter. United
Daughters of the Confederacy. The
program included readings by Mrs A.
W. Sinclair. Miss Sallie Norvel Larkin
and Mrs. C. NJ Larkin, president of the
chapter. and music by Orville w
Mosner, jr., violin. q quartet of LITTLE
girls and a male trio led by Rev. T. D.
d. Clark pastor OF Manassas Baptist
Church.
The Bethlehem Good Housekeeping
Club was entertained this afternoon by
Miss Isabel Kelley at the Manse. Mrs
Lucy l. Speideh OF Washington is the
guest of her son and daughter-in-law
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Speiden Mrs Cum
ningham of Pennsylvania is the guest
of her brother. Charles r. Mcdonald, su-
perintendent of Prince William county
schools. Mr.. and Mrs. G. H Ford and
their daughter, Miss Virginia Ford,
have returned to Richmond. after an
extended stay at Clifton, Fairfax
county.
Rev Edgar z. Pence, pastor of
Bethel Lutheran Church. has returned
to. Manass after spending month
with relatives in North Carolina. Mrs.
S. S. Simpson Of Hopewell, former
resident OF Manassas and Clarendon.
relatives this section. Miss
Martha Carter. who has been visit
ing In Canada, has returned to her
home at Hayn1arEet Mr.. and Mrs.
Claude Everette Arnold of Annapolis.
Md, were recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
F. A. Lewis. State Senator r. Ewell
Thornton of Fairfax Court House this
week visited his brother. Judge J. Z.
T. Thornton.
Evening star., 1916-11-19
ATLANTIC CITY.

Mr.. and Mrs Wetherill are at the
Traymore. Mrs. Strother Smith and
Miss Margaret Smith arrived at the
Dennis. Mr.. and Mrs. George c. Jor-
dan came to the Dennis. Gen. Tasker
II. Bliss came to the Traymore. Dr.
A. X. Goodman Is at the same hotel
with Lieut. Paddock of the army. Mr.
and Mrs. f. f. Fox are at the Tray
more. Mrs. A. r. Farrar and Mrs. n. NJ
Leach came to the Marlborough -Blen-
helm.
Mrs. John S. Conway Of Washington
has Miss German and Miss K. b. Cor
man of Philadelphia with her at the
Strand. United States Senator elect
William N. Calder of Brooklyn spent
Evening star., 1916-11-19

Masters William and Edmund Laird.
Miss Mary Goldsborough Laird of Will
mington, Del, were guests this week
of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas r. Keith.
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VIENNA, VA.

- Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Morgan of
Washington were Sunday guests of Air.
and Mrs w f. Morgan. Miss Hetty
Berry of Ash Grove is spending a fort
night with her aunt. Mrs William Byrnes
in Washington. Mr. ard Mrs Frederick
n. Hagman and children spent the week
end with Mir. and Mrs. Gingrich in Balti-
more. Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Pierce
Bonshee have returned from their we'd
ding trip and are at home at Vienna.
The Misses Huntington were guests
SATURDAY of Mrs. Benjamin w. Sum
my in Washington. Miss Shanahan and
Miss Quinn of Washington were Sunday
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George f. King.
Miss Emma Grayson has gone to Cul-
pepper to visit relatives Mrs. Boswell of
Baltimore. Ms Harvey E Hanes of
Herndon, Misses Cameron and Abbie
Fitzhugh of Washington wee guests this
week of Mrs. Stephen c. St'Intz Mrs.
A. c. Stats entertained the Ladies' Aid
Of the Presbyterian Church at its No
vember meeting. Papers were read by
Mrs. c. f. Mower and Mrs. s. c. Stuntz.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Blackman and Mrs. Ha-
german were Sunday guests of Mr.. and
Mrs Eugene WILEY Scott
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the week end at the Marlborough
Blenheim. Representative ]. Fred c.
Talbot of Maryland was on the Board
walk during the week.
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dent of Muskingum College of New
Concord. Ohio. is conducting eSamgel-
istic services in Wallace Memorial
United Presbyterian Church. Rev. y.
Alvin Campbell. pastor of the church.
is assisting and announces that the
services will continte Throughout this
week at 7:45 O'Clock each evening.
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The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1916-01-15
TUNGSTEN PROPERTIES
ARE NOW PRODUCING

Charles Gaby, one of the origi-
nal discoveries of tungsten ore
at the camp of Scheelite, arrived
in Ely from the mine recently, says
the Ely Record, and reports devel-
opment work is progressing stead
lily and much ore of a shipping
grade is being mined. The In
dependent Tungsten company has
sunk two working shafts on its
property to a depth or so feet each,
tesides doing considerable other
prospecting, all of which shows good
ore in place.
Iilford and Shorty Aspen, who have
good ore on their claims, which
is being sacked for shipment. ne
Gently they gave a 50x5O foot leass
on their Master Key clam to lane
Tlford and Shorty Aspen, who have
met with remarkable success in their
work. They are sinking a shaft III
good ore and stand to make a small
fortune before the expiration of
their lease. Bird d. Brown also
are taking out good ore white scs-
eral others are getting good results
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1916-01-15
DIVIDEND Is PAID BY
TAILINGS ASSOCIATION

1t is reported hat the Bellevilic
Tailings association, a corporation
composed of local men and headed
has declared and paid a dividend OF
$50 per share. The company IS
treating, by cyaniation. the tailinss
from the old mills at the camp CT
Belleville, which we're operated many
years ago, when hat camp was one
If the states foremost producers.
Mr.. Beedle is in charge of the worN
as superintendent and it is reported
that the company will install new
toilers shortly, to permit of contin-
uous work throughout the winter.