Ultrasonic Dishwasher A New Kitchen Aid
An electronics magazine reports a forthcoming ultrasonic dishwasher. The device uses sound to loosen dirt without detergents and aims to work with cool water eventually. The unit is expected to cost about san0 per appliance.
Nice Tales in Gamboa and Baytown Visit
Mrs. Lon Gray of Skagway visits with family and friends including Victor Goodwins and a niece. She departs for Gamboa Col. to join Col. and Mrs. Bob Stephens and daughters Lila Lou Linda Lee and Lisa visiting Mrs. T. G. Fuller and her sister Mrs. Perry Britton. The Stephens, long based at Edwards Air Base Calif., plan to return to Edwards in early July.
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Victor Goodwins
Gamboa
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Lila Lou
Linda Lee
Lisa
T. G. Fuller
Perry Britton
Col. Stephens
Edwards Air Base
Calif
Stephenses
Edwards
Fourth of July Cookout Ideas for a Simple Patio Party
Declare independence from chores with an outdoor Fourth of July cookout. Create one inch thick hamburger patties marinated in a spicy dressing, skewered with peppers and onions, foil wrapped and broiled. Finish with a red white and blue cake layered with jam cream and berries.
Former Baytonian to Wed in Tyler
Miss Linda Kay Aubuchon daughter of Mr and Mrs Talmage Aubuchon formerly of Baytown and now of Tyler will marry Charles Earl Smith Saturday at the First Assembly of God Church in Tyler The groom is the son of Mr and Mrs E M Smith of Tyler Aubuchon was born in Baytown and later moved to Tyler where she graduated from John Tyler High School Smith a graduate of Robert E Lee High School Tyler attended Tyler Junior College and will enter North Texas State University in the spring The couple will visit Baytown with her aunt Mrs S A Baker after their wedding trip.
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Talmage Aubuchon
Baytown
Tyler
Charles Earl Smith
Assembly of God Church of
Tyler Junior College
North Texas State University
S. A. Baker
Hawaiian fruit stays fresh longer with gamma treatment
Hawaiian fruit can reach all 50 states longer by gamma irradiation. Papayas last 10 days or more, pineapples mangos and bananas gain shelf life, while avocados have not yet responded to treatment. Other crops will be tested under gamma irradiation.
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