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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1977
Page
9
Reader tips include saving ham drippings as salty broth for ice cubes to flavor dishes with caution about salt. Another note praises a simple tape tear method using pressure and rolling to lift the edge, calling for a narrow pull tab on packing.
A reader shares a quick method to refresh leftover doughnuts in an electric skillet at 325 degrees for about ten minutes to revive crusty bottoms without heating the oven. Another reader explains a technique to thread elastic through long hems using a curtain rod split plan to keep gathers neat.
Dear Heloise shares a method for making large cupcakes using greased aluminum tubs with lids. She fills them with batter, bakes until done, cools, frosts, seals with a lid, and freezes. Each morning one is placed in a lunch box with a plastic fork.
Dear Heloise shares a simple tip for locating the start of a new plastic wrap roll by tucking a small piece of clear tape or a sticker under the edge to mark the first sheet, making future unsealing easier. The reader notes the habit helps avoid waste and frustration.
Do it yourself decorators can save money with The Dollar Saving Decorating Book by Jose Wilson and Arthur Seaman. It outlines painting floors building storage, and using space efficiently with items like compact desks and campaign chests while detailing source lists and budget tips.
Mike Connors plays a policeman who believes he is unworthy of the Medal of Valor in a two hour NBC Police Story. Cameron Mitchell Martin Milner James Darren and Diane Baker co star as Connors wife in the Los Angeles production.
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