03 Aug 1966
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Newspaper
Naugatuck Daily News
Location
Naugatuck, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1966
Page
1
A quick imaginative menu centers on a king sized curry rice and ham casserole made from pantry staples. Prepare in advance for a carefree evening, served on paper goods with disposable cups and plates. Mix cream of chicken soup curry powder milk onion ham rice and green beans then bake for about 30 minutes for a hearty 4 serving dish.
A column of reader notes offers practical hacks from sock bottle holders for truck dash bottles to makeshift window boxes from plastic cartons and aluminum foil. Several tips cover organizing crumbs, knotting ties, hanging clothes on parallel lines, and stabilizing a sewing machine, with light humor and praise for inventive solutions.
Dear Ann Landers answers a reader who left her job after a boss wife accused her of flirting, advising she did right to leave but noting loyalty of a good secretary matters. The column also counsels a bride about choosing a maid of honor despite a polio crippled friend, and advises a teen on fashion and parental control over purchases.
Cub Pack 116 from Beacon Falls toured the Bethany State Police Barracks. Scouts named Howie Smith Pat Har vey Bob Harvey Jimmy Scott Keith Hedtick Jay Clemons Rick Raymond and Den Chief Dennis Fitzpatrick joined by Mr. and Mrs. Richard Raymond Mr Helmut Mackenstein and Mrs Hetty Clemons. The Beacon Falls American Legion Auxiliary will hold its meeting Wednesday at o'clock at 155 Feldspat Ave. Edith Minnick is president and will conduct. Election of officers and plans for September meeting and annual dinner. Also notes: Ancient Assyrian cuneiform tablet, Rome Forum as its civic center.
A survey of department store summer accessories highlights 50 beach items including dual purpose swim cap covers that convert into bags and bright color hats. Sunwear trends feature Granny look sunglasses, Ben Franklin styles, sets with headbands, and owl themed pieces.
A New York report summarizes peach origins and usage. It notes Persia origins, botanical name prunus persica, and spread via Spain to America. California leads canned varieties while South Carolina and Georgia grow most fresh peaches. Peak season is July and August with storage tips and ripeness cues.
A fragmented notice promotes affiliate patterns and quilt supplies. It lists pattern numbers, prices, and a New York mailing address for Pattern Catalog Mail Order, offering multiple free patterns and quilt hooks. The text references patterns, garments, slippers, and quilting kits with various prices and additional charges.
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