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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1972
Page
7
Heloise suggests storing touch-up paint in small containers after a paint job. The idea includes keeping a tiny brush handy for quick fixes and avoiding wasted fresh paint. It offers practical tips for maintaining color consistency and ease of home touch-ups.
A summer kitchen lesson shows how to make a marbled cheesecake using a no bake packaged mix. Melt chocolate, prepare the crust, mix filling, layer, drizzle chocolate, and swirl to finish for a simple impressive dessert.
Readers share inventive domestic tips from painting walls with labeled jars and brushes to recycling soap scraps with an aluminum tea ball strainer. Advice covers child safety, organizing paint chips, threading needles with hairspray, sink height, and maximizing soap usage in baths.
Miss Jan Stephenson and Charles Gregory Ross wed at Galbreath Memorial Chapel on June 10. The ceremony featured a classic organza gown with lace motifs and a Victorian nosegay. Attendants included Amy Roberts and Linda Wilkinson. The bride, a senior at Ohio University, and the groom, an Alum in banking and finance, reside in Lancaster after a honeymoon in Ontario.
A reader recalls a three year relationship with a woman described as a great affair until marriage. Abby Responds that marriage is not for everyone and notes legal responsibilities. Another reader asks how to discourage droppers in.
Readers seek guidance on handling visitors after illness and hospital stay. Abby explains when to refuse visits and how to respond to a boss opening personal mail and ticket theft. She notes that declining invitations should include a brief genuine explanation and an invitation to try again.
4-H clubs including Claymates and Little Beavers held meetings at member homes and notable locations. Projects covered cooking demonstrations, sewing, animal care, handicrafts, and fair booth planning with several members and leaders contributing lessons and demonstrations. Activities included a wiener roast, a style show plan, and road trip notes to Waterloo State Forest.
Carol Mae Pfeiffer of Lewis Del. won top prize of 10000 for her Chicken Pot Au Feu recipe after 14000 submissions. Finalists gathered in Birmingham Alabama with National Broiler Council editors judging. Second prize went to William Keenan Bozeman Mont for Cuban Chicken Fricassee. Third prize awarded to Gibo Dentson Cicero Ill for Roma Chicken.
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