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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1969
Page
4
HELOISE explains that staple fibre carpets shed a controlled amount of loose fibers not harming life. Regular vacuuming and professional cleaning curb the effect. A reader shares a laundry bag hack using a bent wire hanger to lower the bag for easier pinning and less reaching.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Lee Ritchie of Oak Harbor announce the Nov 9 birth of a daughter April Lyn in Port Clinton Hospital. They also have a son Donald Joe. Grandparents are Samuel E. Moore of Guysville and Donald Ritchie of Athens with great grandparents Ethel Finnearty of Athens and Mrs Sprague of Lancaster.
Richland Garden Club members met at Mrs William Baasels home to make wreaths from plastic bags and coat hangers for the Athens Mental Health Center. The group discussed an open meeting at the Electric Company hosted by Garden and Nature Club and planned gifts for the Good Luck Garden Club Christmas party.
Phyllis Hackett of Middleport teaches kindergarten at Middleport Elementary and serves as assistant principal at Pearl St School. She advises 80 candystripers at Veterans Memorial Hospital and keeps up with five children, three in college. Her husband works in Texas. she pursues a master's at Ohio University. She is organist at Sacred Heart Church and active in church groups.
Marian Reeder presents a light nippy Apricot Salad suitable for Thanksgiving and holidays. The recipe, from Betty Fulton of Memphis, uses apricots mandarin oranges and orange gelatin with a spiced syrup and a mayonnaise whipped cream dressing served on lettuce.
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