Continental Dessert Apples and Cheese Featuring Cranberry Chocolate Squares
A period style note presents a continental dessert of apples with cheese and crackers, praising its elegance and ease. It gives a cranberry chocolate squares recipe using cranberries sugar water evaporated milk chocolate pieces vanilla salt graham crackers marshmallows walnuts and a 9x9 pan.
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Polly's Pointers Kitchen Paper Has Got to Go
Dear Polly answers include removing heavy self adhesive wallpaper and other home tips. A reader asks about wallpaper removal, others offer advice on cash customer respect, cork floor revival with tea stain, stain removal methods, cleaning tips for tubs, and a warm bed trick to save energy using a wool quilt under the sheet blanket for colder rooms.
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Eye Transplant Rush From Ann Arbor To Detroit
Police from three departments teamed to rush a human eye required for a corneal transplant from Ann Arbor to Detroit. Heavy traffic delayed Washtenaw deputies, a Wayne County helicopter picked up the eye, and Highland Park police prepared a rapid hospital handoff after a field transfer near Ann Arbor. Dr. Joseph Wyatt credited the speedy exchange to the coordinated effort.
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Ann Arbor
Washtenda
Highland Park
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Two in One Meals for Double Savings
The article promotes cooking multiple meals at once to save fuel and effort. It suggests roasting a large piece of meat or several chickens and using the leftovers for a second day meal with quick reheating options. Included are day two ideas like stir fry with fresh vegetables, rice and gravy, and chicken casseroles with broccoli or asparagus and cheese sauce.
Oswego Engagement: Donna Burdick to Richard Whitney
Mrs. Bertha Burdick of Hall Rd Oswego announces the engagement of her daughter Donna to Richard Whitney son of Mr and Mrs Harold Whitney of Whitaker Rd Oswego The bride elect is a 1973 Oswego High School graduate attended Mohawk Valley Community College and works in the Laboratory Dept at Columbia Mills Minetto The fiancé is a 1968 Oswego High School graduate employed by the Pepsi Cola Company of Syracuse An April wedding is planned.
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Bertha Burdick
Hall Rd
Oswego
Donna
Richard Whitney
Harold Whitney
Whitaker Road
Oswego High School
Mohawk Valley Community College
Columbia Mills
Minetto
Pepsi Cola Company
Syracuse
Today's Treasures Shaping Up for 1974
A 1974 New Year guide for collectors advises improving shopping manners and curbing disruptive Browsers. Dealers warn about crawlers lid lifters drawer pullers and readers and urge asking for written guarantees. The piece suggests studying one's collecting field and avoiding shop accidents with children.
School Menus Week of Dec 81
School menus list December 81 meals for City Enlarged District Catholic High and St. Mary's. Wednesday features a Hamburg patty on bun with catsup, potato frills, sweet crispies, apple sauce. Thursday offers assorted sandwiches, French fries with cat sup, relishes, rainbow gelatin with topping. Friday provides vitamin C cup, haddock square on bun with catsup, buttered corn, chocolate pudding with marshmallows.
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Catholic High
St. Mary's
Fulton Community Remembers Christmas and Gatherings
Fulton notices list holiday visits and gatherings across the city. Activities include a New Year prayer service at Mount Pleasant United Methodist Church and Christmas Day dinners hosted by local families.
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Fulton
Virgil
Mount Pleasant United Methodist Church
City Hall Holiday Decorations Delayed
New Haven city officials delayed decorating City Hall after an ice storm. Parks director Carl Nastri noted crews prioritized cleanup and only began draping greens over arched doorways on Thursday. The decorations will remain through the holidays.
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New Haven
Lyn Witte Bride Today At High Noon
Miss Lyn Witte and Roger Thompson wed at high noon in the Presbyterian Church with Rev. William Weiss. Parents are Mr. and Mrs. William Witte of Hamburg and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Thompson of Fulton. Reception at the Holiday Inn. They will live in Liverpool as Thompson teaches in Lyncourt School District.
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Lyn Witte
Roger Thompson
Presbyterian Church
William Weiss
William Witte
Hamburg
N.Y
Ralph Thompson
Fulton
Rosie Thompson
Joy Maloney
Syracuse
Mary Georger
Rochester
Joe Skill
Jack Hasselwander
Peter Bazycki
Randy Thompson
Holiday Inn
Liverpool
Lyncourt
Household Spaghetti Tips and Yam Flavoring Additions
Household hints advise adding a teaspoon of olive oil to spaghetti boiling water to keep strands separate. For mashed yams mix butter brown sugar nutmeg cloves pecans and golden raisins for flavor. A paste of cream of tartar and lemon juice removes hard water stains from tubs or sinks with a brief stand then brushing and rinsing.
Household Hacks From Simple Tools and Tricks
A child's broom helps sweep stairs and tight corners and a short handle eases use. Place a folded tea towel under a mixing bowl to stop skidding while you beat and season. Buttered knife helps cut sticky meringue so it slides away. A rubber dustpan assists defrosting. Vinegar added to rinse water keeps nylon curtains cleaner longer.
Ford Tops EMK Jackson In Presidency Poll
New York AP Harris poll shows Vice President Gerald Ford leading Democratic senators Edward Kennedy and Henry Jackson among likely voters in a hypothetical 1976 race. Ford 48 percent to Kennedy 44 percent with 8 percent unsure. Ford 43 percent to Jackson 41 percent with 16 percent unsure in a survey of 1103 voters.
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New York
Gerald R. Ford
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Henry M. Jackson
Washington
Ford
Michigan
Kennedy
Jackson
Gerald Ford
Edward Kennedy
Sen
Henry Jackson
Taraval Station names 14 men all titled John
In San Francisco AP report Taraval Police Station lists a group of 14 men all identified by the first name John. The uniform designation raises questions about how suspects or detainees were recorded in the police log.
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San Francisco
Taraval
John
Great Pyramid Built Over Twenty Years for a King's Tomb
The Great Pyramid of Egypt, the lone ancient wonder still standing, took about twenty years to construct under a king named Cheons who intended it as a grand burial place for himself.
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Egypt
Cheons
Winter Fashion Tips and Accessories Roundup
A compact catalog of seasonal style ideas covers sweater wraps, belts, and Western blouses for layered looks. It also notes fragrance application tips, chiffon fabrics returning for daywear, Qiana silk-like nylon, crepe soled shoes, down insulation wear, lace trim outfits, washable knit slacks, lip care products, and faded tie-dye corduroy with matching flare pants for formal or casual events.
First Lady Sarah Polk Banned Liquor and Dancing at White House
The article notes that during James K. Polk's presidency from 1845 to 1849 his wife Sarah Polk did not permit liquor service or dancing in the White House. It presents a view of social norms in the mid 19th century White House.
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James Knox Polk
Sarah
White House
Polk
Miss Susan Clark Wed In Fulton Rites
Miss Susan Marie Clark daughter of Mr and Mrs Glenn W Clark and Quaries Vincent Miler son of Mr and Mrs Vincent C Miler were married at First United Methodist Church Fulton today at 1 pm The Rev Lonard Owen officiated Attendants included Mrs Maurtiva Meadowcroft Wing Mrs Barbara Clark Anne Murphy Christine Miller Best man was Bruce N Clark Ushers listed After ceremony a reception at the Cavalier Room Hotel Syracuse The newlyweds plan to reside in Bloomington Indiana Both families noted academic achievements and spouses backgrounds MarryingClark Miller profile details appeared in local society notes
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Fulton
Susan Marie Clark
Glenn W. Clark
Vincent Miler
Vincent C. Miler
Pine Grove
Lonard Owen
Mary H. Wooodruff
Maurtlva Meadowcrof T Wing
San Francisco
Calif
Barbara Clark
Louisville
Anne N. Murphy
Rockville
Christine Miller
Bruce N. Clark
Donald H. Reutershaw Jr
Chatam
N. J
Robert Porter
Marbung
Middlebury Graduate School of
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Elizabethtown College
Pennsylvania
Indiana University
Bloomington
Wilson Appeals to Nixon for Federal Transit Aid
Gov. Malcolm Wilson met with President Nixon at the White House to seek 200 million dollars in federal mass transit aid aimed at holding New York City transit fares. Wilson outlined a three stage plan with a 100 million dollar state loan to NYC, 100 million in state subsidies for 1974 75, and local matching funds, contingent on federal support.
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Malcolm Wilson
Nixon
New York State
Wilson
Nelson A. Rockefeller
White House
Washington
Rockefeller
New York City
Abraham Beame
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