14 Dec 1966
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Newspaper
Naugatuck Daily News
Location
Naugatuck, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1966
Page
1
Ann Landers responds to readers about a mouse seen during cards and whether to alert the hostess or use anonymous traps. She also helps a caller asking when a wife should ask for extra money, arguing husbands may be unavailable at work but a calm timely request matters. The column reflects advice on social etiquette and family dynamics.
The Pond Hill Community Club announces its Christmas events with a general party on December 17 at 7 pm and a children's party on December 18 at 2 pm where Santa will appear. Parents are invited, and a note offers Ann Landers guidance with a booklet request sent to the newspaper office.
Scott Pbersole and James Klimazaski organize three senior English classes to stage scenes from Antigone. The tentative cast includes Antigone Cynthia Clarks Is mene Lynda Wagnind Creon Matt Osieki with further tryouts planned later in the week. Contact Scoh Abersole in Room 15 fifth period to join. In Australia June snow and hot Christmas beaches are noted. a grey nurse is a type of shark.
A reader extols using colorful mesh produce bags for scrubbing pots and pans. The loosely woven bags scrub well, rinse dirt easily, and dry fast. The note also mentions making a pompon from the bag with vegetable wire and using bags to form individual salads for parties.
Alta Gillespie shares a method to thread elastic through a plain sheet to create contour sheets with ends secured by safety pins. She notes running elastic through both ends, making it 12 inches shorter than the sheet, yielding easy fitting over heavy or oversized mattresses. Stella Rama adds a science note about a soap bubble freezing into ice when heated over oil.
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