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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1968
Page
11
The passage offers guidance on using a gelatin solution as a starch substitute for delicate fabrics to reduce wrinkles and preserve finish, plus care for plastic freezers to remove odors. It also covers freezing corn, advising scalding before freezing to preserve flavor, color, and nutrients, and noting that husked corn saves freezer space.
A guide by Froma S Grant Extension Agent offers light cleaning hacks using soap for squeaky drawers, broken light bulbs, lubricating nails and screws, protecting pots and pans, and easing wallpaper paste. It also includes a simple junior cook recipe teaching basic kitchen skills with measurements and steps.
Apples are at peak flavor and ready for use in many dishes. The feature highlights the collection Famous Apple Recipes with practical tips and diverse ways to incorporate apples into cooking this season.
Former area resident Carleton G. Stone of Saco and Biddeford, now living here, won first prize for A Winter Night and second for Conflict of the Sea at the Tool Shed Gallery Norway Maine annual exhibition. A New England Farm earned sixth prize. 162 paintings were shown. Stone, a former Painchand's Band member and ex Saco police and LEA member, studied art under notable Maine instructors and has works in private collections nationwide.
A reader notes that heavy fruit boxes or crates can serve as shelves or tables in play houses or as toy cars. Large shipping cartons from stoves and refrigerators make wonderful houses. For kitchen play, provide items like toothpicks raisins and marshmallows and invite children to craft animals.
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