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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1971
Page
5
Dear Abby column excerpts discuss social dining dynamics centered on chicken meals. Letters reveal etiquette, personal feelings, and practical advice encouraging tactful eating and continuing kindness toward aunts while acknowledging cultural pressures and self care.
Potter Ava Fernekes of Mineral Point creates whimsical mailboxes spark creativity. Her wheel turns as she crafts unique mailbox designs reflecting local energy and imagination.
Dr Fern Hunt of Ohio State University Home Economics says homemakers could adapt easily to metric weights and measures if the United States adopts the system. She notes schoolchildren would find it simpler as it uses tens, maintaining recipe sizes and utensil compatibility for those retaining current books and gear.
A miscellaneous bridal shower was held Tuesday at 8 p.m. at Mrs. James A. Corell's home 668 Staubcourt NE for Linda Richardson daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley G. Richardson of 669 Staubcourt. She is the April bride elect of Samuel Simonetta Jr. of Miami Beach Fla. Mrs. James K. Wilson assisted the hostess. Twenty four guests attended.
Ester Kaufman, first female mayor of Gold Hill Oregon, resigns to operate her private business with husband Glen. The couple run a local tavern in the southern Oregon town of about 600 residents.
Local want ads promise fast searching for buyers and sellers. The feature highlights economy and speed in finding listings, with easy access to goods and services.
Unusual decorative trick soaks blanched almonds in diluted red or green food color to reach desired intensity. Use colored almonds to decorate gift gingerbread men. Brush with corn syrup to make the almonds glisten.
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