Cake Cutting Made Simple for Multi Tier Wedding Cakes
An editor’s note outlines easy steps from Norman Wilton for cutting three tier wedding cakes. It guides the sequence from bottom to top layers, spacing wedges two inches wide, and serving guests, with the top tier reserved for the couple’s anniversary. The Wilton Book of Wedding Cakes offers complete decorating and assembling instructions.
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Norman Wilton
Wilton
Wilton Enterprises
West 115Th Street
Chicago
Illinois
Safety tips for lawn mowers and ANSI standards
The text warns of hazards from lawn mowers including blade ejection rocks and debris, fuel ignition, carbon monoxide in closed spaces, and loose clothing hazards. It notes 1969 injuries around 140000 and promotes safer designs, safety seals, and consumer awareness. It advises checking for ANSI and OPEI safety seals, obtaining the free safety mowing guide, annual servicing, and reporting accidents to OPEI and the FDA with model and serial numbers.
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Outdoor Power Equipment Institute
American National Standards Institute
OPEI
15Th St. N.W
Washington, D.C
Food & Drug Administration
Bureau of Product Safety
Room
Westbard Ave
Bethesda
FDA
Buffalo Trail Council to dedicate dining hall
The Buffalo Trail Council will dedicate a new dining hall at the Buffalo Trail Scout Ranch near Toyahvale Texas on a Saturday at 2:00 PM. The hall named in memory of Paul Moss of Odessa will seat about 400, replacing the former 275-seat building in use since 1947. Major contributors include Mrs. Paul Moss William Paul Moss Jr Mrs Betty Dean the Mabee Foundation Pine Construction Co Howard McCarroll Lumber Co and Trans-Pecos Materials Co.
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Buffalo Trail Council
Boy Scouts of America
Buffalo Trail Scout Ranch
Toyahvale
Texas
Davis Mountains
Pecos
Paul Moss
Odessa
Bruno Hanson
Midland
William Paul Moss, Jr
Betty Dean
J. E, and
L. E. Mabee Foundation
The
Pine Construction Company
Howard McCarroll Lumber Company
Trans-Pecos Materials Company
Weather of mood and its impact on daily life
A New Zealand newscaster compares mood to a weather forecast cloudy rainy windy with fog and bright spots. The piece notes many live under gray clouds with depressed persons showing slowed reactions and harsh self criticism. Street studies estimate one in three people feel emotional low mood daily.
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New Zealand
Sam
Reeves County Library Summer Hours
Reeves County Public Library releases summer hours with Park Street location open Mondays 4 to 8 pm and several weekday windows. Tuesday offers 9 am to noon and 3 to 8 pm with Wednesday through Friday 9 am to noon and 1 to 6 pm. Saturdays run 9 am to 1 pm and Sundays are closed.
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Reeves County Public Library
Park Street
Pecos Women Sweep Honors in San Angelo Rodeo
Four Pecos young women competed at the Chaney Arena all girl rodeo in San Angelo and captured multiple awards. Cheryl Baker won first in bronc riding with 47 points. Sally Preston earned a roping ribbon with 17.8 seconds and placed fourth in breakaway calf-roping. Connie Beckham tied for fifth in flag races and placed sixth in pole bending. Margie Baker finished seventh in goat tying with 21.3 and also excelled in bull riding. Kathy Bowers of San Angelo was best all around cowgirl. The event was sponsored by the West Texas Junior Rodeo Association and featured an all female judging panel.
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Pecos
San Angelo
Cheryl Baker
Sally Preston
J. M. Preston
Plum St
Connie Beckham
Fred Beckham
Hackberry St
Margie Baker
Chaney
Eastern New Mexico University
Portales
Miss Beckham
Margie
Kathy Bowers
West Texas Junior Rodeo Assa
Presbyterian laymen gain power to perform sacraments in church
The United Presbyterian Church, in a nine day assembly ending midweek, allows lay members to administer baptism and the Lord's Supper under special authorization. The change also endorses postponing infant baptism to an age of decision, while clergy remain primary celebrants.
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Denver
United Presbyterian Church
Road to bike facilities grows with rider demand
Millions ride bikes across ages and regions with 73 million on the road and projections to 100 million. Adults seek safe, mapped Bikeways as governments divert funds and federal bills consider bike paths, while questions about wages and equal pay also surface in reader letters.
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New York
San Francisco
Seattle
Miami
Edward Koch
Bicycle Institute of America
Community calendar highlights graduations and library hours
May 31 events include P J H S and E P J H S graduation ceremonies while schools close at 3 p.m. June 2 to 5 feature library hours and a summer program, June 6 notes a trustee real estate sale at the courthouse with partial hours listed.
Barbs on flies, soup, and a pricey summer shack
A light quip contrasts dining mishaps with patio flies and barbecue. The joke then notes the price gap between a quaint mansion and a summer shack, estimating about $200 more per month for the larger property.
Wage and Hour Advice on Fringe Benefit Contributions
The text explains that employer fringe benefit fund contributions for or on behalf of a worker are treated as wages for Equal Pay Act comparisons. It notes regulations govern the basis for comparison and offers contact with the Wage and Hour Division in St. Louis for more detailed information.
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W.D
St. Louis
Engagement of Karen Chisum and Thomas Edwards
Miss Karen Chisum and Thomas L. Edwards announce their engagement and forthcoming marriage. Karen Chisum, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray C. Chisum of Eagle Lake, is a 1968 Pecos High School graduate and 1972 Southwest Texas State University B S in physical education. Thomas Edwards, son of Mr. and Mrs. Grady Edwards of Lemming, is a 1969 Pleasanton High School graduate and SWTSTU senior.
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Ray C. Chisum
Eagle Lake
Pecos
Karen
Thomas L. Edwards
Grady B. Edwards
Leming
First United Methodist Church
Jourdantown
Chisum
Pecos High School
Southwest Texas State University
Phi Epsilon Mu
Delta Psi Kappa
Chissum
Edwards
Pleasanton High School
San Marcos Consolidated Independent
Daniel earns math degree at Angelo State University
Daniel W F Daniel son of Mr and Mrs W F Daniel of Pecos Texas earned a B S in mathematics from Angelo State University with a 2 98 GPA over four years He was a Ram football letterman and a Pecos Eagle quarterback a 1968 Pecos High School graduate He will start Pharmacy School at the University of Texas in Austin in fall 1968
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Danny Daniel
W. F. Daniel
Nebraska Sr
San Angelo
Angelo State University
Daniel
Ram
Angelo
University of Austin School of Pharmacy
Pecos High School
Pecos Eacle
Bull Dean
Pecos
Envzec Vements
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