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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1966
Page
6
A rough headline notes a lotion that lasts for a week in some vases and must be applied at least 12 hours before sun exposure. Registration starts at 10 a.m. for Gulf Coast or Astrodemie activities, with a breakfast at 2:30 a.m. Sunday and a district event hosted by Junior Past Matrons.
A home canning guide explains fruit preserves such as jellies jams and marmalades. It covers fruit types pectin acid sugar substitutes honey corn syrup and methods for achieving proper texture and flavor in preserved fruits.
A guide lists common jelly issues such as too soft or too syrupy mixtures and explains causes including sugar balance acidity and pectin. It notes overcooking leads to gummy or stiff jelly and warns against using paraffin sealing in jars as it does not properly seal preserves.
Sun wire editor Joe Beyer markets a new hobby sewing and offers fashion tips. He notes hems should reach the knee and shares details of a two piece ensemble he made for his wife, amid plans for future projects and family jelly canning.
Baytown Little Theater presents An Evening of the Absurd a double bill featuring Frank Smith A Thing Done Ritual in the Vulgate and Eugene Ionesco The Lesson with a post show discussion Smith a Baytown pianist and director appears as Judge and Wife roles include Nancy Dacy Terry Bone Kenny Fullen Al Herring Pat Ruyk Merle Ruyle Cathy Linder Fred Mills directs The Lesson leads with Darryn Walker Teresa Moore The BLT Teen Drama Workshop aids backstage audience invited free of charge July 7 8 starting 8 30 p m
A new refrigerator features a see through door activated by a door handle light. When lit you can view contents without opening, helping locate items like pickles or mustard. The door appears opaque when off, and proponents cite heat reduction and energy savings.
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