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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1967
Page
9
A weekly question contest awards the 15 volume Britannica Junior Encyclopaedia to the winner. Guy Selvaggio, 12, Parma Heights, Ohio, wins for a pond water question.
Protozoa are living organisms capable of hunting and consuming food, digesting it into living matter, and performing respiration. They reproduce by dividing into two complete animals or by budding new individuals, and there are over 15,000 known types grouped into subcategories. The simplest forms include Ameba and related organisms with pseudopods.
Dear folks, a quick nonstick method lines a pan with heavy aluminum foil for heating canned vegetables in clear liquid. Add about one fourth cup water, mold foil to pan, heat vegetables, then pour into a dish. For ironing rick rack dresses, iron on the wrong side to prevent puckering.
A collage from a home life column and science primer. It blends Jo Ann Rapp tips for quick child assisted dishwashing with explanations of protozoa classes Rhizopoda Infusoria and Sporozoa. Includes riddles tricks and a puzzle page with a winner from Barbara Flamini.
A reader explains reviving a limp veil with starch and ironing to keep it stiff for church wear. A second note suggests repurposing empty powder containers for storing small items and sewing cords along bedspreads for camping use.
Warrants for arrest of two youths suspected of stealing a 1952 white Chevrolet from Harris' Service Station during a street dance were issued this morning. State Trooper T O Lundy stopped the youths driving the car last night and issued a ticket for no driver's license.
The Nimbus II weather satellite has traveled about 100 million miles around the Earth and recorded exposure to 16 typhoons and nine hurricanes during its mission.
Flora Young explains sewing tapes on all comers at three-foot intervals with longer corner ties. She notes there is usually something to tie to and that the setup serves many uses.
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