Chick n Cheesey Wins Second in National Chicken Contest
Mrs. Gordon Lane of Rowayton Connecticut earned second place with Chick n Cheesey a recipe using young broiler-fryer chicken topped with grated cheese. The dish is broiled with a simple sauce and seasoned with Italian dressing Worcester sauce and Tabasco for a moist fork tender result served with raspberry gelatin green beans buttered potatoes and peach pie ala mode.
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America
Gordon Lane
Rowayton
Connecticut
Mustard Fried Chicken with Italian Twist
A vintage style recipe for mustard fried chicken using broiler-fryer pieces. It details two versions: one broiled with a oil and Italian dressing glaze, cheddar topping, and paprika, yielding four servings. the second version bakes chicken pieces coated in brown prepared mustard with seasoned flour and butter, yielding four to six servings.
Should a 6 year old wait his turn and listen
A reader asks about a six year old boy who interrupts family conversations and expects immediate attention. Guidance suggests children at this age should exercise self control, and parents should model consistent attitudes while supervising learning tasks such as handwriting to avoid mirror writing and promote left to right progression. The note adds a local event: Tonight at 7 pm the Tapettes perform at the Columbia Gas Co auditorium.
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Asten
Dear Abby Letters Read Like Everyday Advice
A collage of Dear Abby reader questions about private family matters including suspicions of a hidden “mess” in a daughter’s life, bridesmaid dress color choices for a redhead, missing five dollars in an envelope, and fashion advice on wearing pink. The page preserves a mix of confessions and guidance requests.
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Abby
Dear Miss Vanderbilt Wedding Question from En glewood
The column discusses a reader asking how to handle a pro cessional for a formal August wedding after her father’s death. It suggests choosing a family friend as escort or alternatively inviting a relative from the groom’s side, noting the mother could walk with the bride as well.
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Miss Vanderbilt
Englewood, N.S
Midwest
West
Irene
Carlos
Miss Vander
Bilt
Aranged
R. E
Denver
Cole
Rib clinger sweater and wedding etiquette notes
A brisk survey blends fashion tips on a clingy ribbed sweater pairable with summer slacks, plus a column offering wedding reception and seating guidance. It covers roles for the groom family, handling alcohol at prewedding gatherings, and planning brunch or lunch for out of town guests with input from readers.
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Lana Turner
Paris
Abby
Los Angeles
Calif
Nib-Clinger
Hair spray linked to acne woes in teens
Tucson physician Dr. Kenneth G. Baker warns that heavy use of hair spray can trigger a resistant acne type. He notes 1962 saw many teenage girls treated for eruptions on the forehead face and neck tied to frequent spray use and suggests wearing a cosmetic mask as a precaution.
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Tucson, Ariz
Baker
Eyes Have It For Fall Winter Makeup Trends
Cosmetics firms unveil eye focused routines for fall and winter. Ornate techniques extend to ears and beauty spots with wide set eyes and avocado shades. Foundation layering and false lashes sculpt the face while eyeliner and shadow shape the lids. Rouge remains essential and lips receive bold, non pale shades.
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New York
UPI
Hairpiece Saves Summer Hairstyles Everywhere
With summer in full swing readers are urged to carry a ready to clip hairpiece from their beauty parlor to combat dampness and wind. Brush hair sleekly, attach the pre-set piece, and continue with a fresh, resilient look despite heat and humidity.
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Marcia Peniston
Mrs. Schraub
B. T
Columbia Gas Co
Dear Abby
Amy
Picasso
Hunter’s Imports
ST. Vincent DE Paul
Lorain
Elyria
Catalina
Vanderbilt
By Gay Pauley
Walters Stone
Broad St. Elyria, Ohio
Resar Florist
East River
Fairfax
Erie County Fair
Erie County Fairgrounds
Sandusky
Paul Bunyan
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