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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1972
Page
9
Members of Gamma Beta chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha donated their time Saturday to guide and support a group of Wallace Developmental Center students on a tree-cutting expedition, assisting in choosing suitable trees and ensuring safety.
Dear Heloise shares adding garlic salt to pasta water for flavor and a reader describes a card retention system for Christmas greetings. The letter also notes a birthday tribute to Michael Brandon Hill and a philosophy of passing kindness, emphasizing practical daily ideas.
A homemaker shares a tea stain solution by spraying a nonstick pan spray inside cups to prevent staining. The column explains Heloise cannot answer every letter but will address questions when possible due to high mail volume.
To refresh shredded coconut, cover with a splash of milk and a light sprinkle of sugar. Let it soak a few minutes, then drain. The coconut becomes softer and milder in flavor after soaking.
The column notes work pressures and evolving relationships with lasting ties through the year. Aries trends toward self assertiveness and possible confrontations while Taurus hints at humor and new shortcuts. Gemini describes cooperative actions and budding competition among peers. Cancer signals a shift in personal use of resources.
Mrs. Phillip Anders shares a step by step recipe for homemade baker's clay using four cups flour one cup salt and twelve cups water. The mix chills overnight in the fridge and bakes at 250 to 300 degrees until golden brown. Ornament designs include angels butterflies bears and wreaths with details added by forks toothpicks or clay bits.
A report notes that certain commercial Douglas Fir stands are harvested on a 60 year cycle. The detail outlines implications for forestry planning and timber supply.
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