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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1966
Page
9
A nostalgia filled feature recalls hearts of lettuce salad with Thousand Island dressing. It guides preparing crisp quartered iceberg, real mayonnaise based dressing, and optional Russian dressing with chili sauce for seafood salads. Includes onion grater tips and serving notes.
Readers learn to convert dull manicure scissors into two nut picks or use them in sewing after removing a small screw. A reader devises a nylon net bag with a drawstring to launder silk outfits in a coin operated dry cleaner.
Bakersfield report on Acryline a new dental product that uses a vacuum principle to seal against the gums creating a firm fit. Users say it feels natural and lasts about six months before reapplication is needed with availability at drug counters.
Spring garden tips emphasize safe pacing and rest periods, tetanus checks, and careful handling of power tools and pesticides. Avoid touching poison ivy and burn precautions for plants with protective gear, then share reader solutions and personal care ideas.
Pairings for ACC women golfers at Athens Country Club for Wednesday May 11 are announced by Mrs. Dale Moffett and Mrs. H C Musser. A long list of players includes J Gilmore M Stone A Creason R Kern L Rosen berg M Hope B Douglas L Jones M Hall and others. Lists will be provided to golfers for future pairings.
Reader asks how to remove ink marks printed by a laundry. Evelyn F. Ferry writes that she inherited linen sheets with a name and number near the edge and seeks guidance on removing the markings without damaging the fabric.
Dr. Myers argues that many youngsters cannot safely play outdoors in crowded cities or apartments so parents should set clear indoor limits for running and roughhousing. He cites a child’s natural urge to run and the challenge of managing group play indoors without causing disturbance or danger.
A new sunscreen lotion promises lasting, non greasy protection that won t wash off. Tests show sunbathers withstood an hour of strong sun with no reddening while tanning, with protection lasting up to a week after application at least 12 hours before exposure.
Mr and Mrs Ernest C Beard of Stelzer Road Columbus announce the birth of their son Andrew Sheldon on April 29. Grandparents are D L McDaniel Blue Rock and Mr and Mrs Charles Beard Glouster Route 2. Great grandparents include Iva McDaniel South Zanesville Mary P Beard Mountville and Carl Stahl Glouster. Great great grandparents are Mary Grimm Glouster Villa Beard Cleveland and W H Stahl Glouster.
Miss Linda M Colby and George O Rutkoskie were married at Tabernacle Baptist Church Chillicothe on April 8 in a double ring ceremony conducted by Rev Charles Lusher. The bride, a Holzer Hospital nursing graduate and clinical instructor, and the groom, an Ohio University alum and Belknap Hardware sales rep, now reside in Louisville Kentucky.
A Jacksonville reader asks who made the hot dog sauce served by the Sum mit Grange at a recent auction sale and how the recipe is prepared. She offers to send the recipe to the Athens Messenger Recipe Editor rather than mail it in. Mrs Ivers praises Porcupine Balls and Date Roll and wishes to see them published soon.
4 H members heard a report by Phyllis Boyer on arranging a picnic table at advisor Mrs. Phillip Boyer home. Linda Hixson presented a health and safety report. Linda Brown reports Bar-B-Ques news.
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