Hints From Heloise Stretch 3 Eggs to Feed 4
Reader Ruth Labonte shares a breakfast tip to stretch three eggs to feed four by adding small bread cubes to beaten eggs milk salt and pepper. The result is moist fluffy eggs that disguise the bread. The column also includes reader notes on folding tissue paper for collars page reinforcements using junk mail envelopes and other home hacks.
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Heloise
Buttered Peas and Hearty Dishes From A Homemaker Menu
A home cook lists Thursday to Friday meals including Curried Turkey Rice and Boiled Custard. Recipes cover white sauce with curry, a ham Wellington, baked fish with potatoes and onions, trout or other fish with bacon, and a lemon souffle. Also notes are spinach, corn bread, and a raisin sauce.
Sunnyside Circles Discuss Layettes for Needy Families
Sunnyside Presbyterian Church women met yesterday to discuss a project providing layettes for needy families. Circle 1 is led by Mrs. Wendell Philips, Circle 2 by Mrs. Thomas Nash, and Circle 3 by Mrs. William Sealock. Officers of the Women of the Church include President Mrs. Joann Kilbourn and several coordinators.
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Sunnyside
Wendell Philips
Thomas Nash
William Sealock
Women of the Church
Joann Kilbourn
Norma Hockman
Frances Lowe
Barbara Wolford
Marguerite Beam
Naomi Hershman
Carole Link
Dorothy McDonald
Becky Carper
Needlecraft ads and new 1969 catalogs offer crochet squares
The fragment highlights patterns for crochet squares five to seven inches and various yarn projects. It advertises Pattern 7394, pricing at fifty cents plus postage, and asks readers to mail orders to Alice Brooks at the Winchester Evening Star. It also promotes the Giant 1969 Needlecraft Catalog with over 200 designs and several related patterns priced at 50 cents each.
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Alice Brooks
c/o
Winchester Evening Star
Needlecraft Dept
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y
Needlecraft
Apollo 8 Juniors Complete Mission in Backyard Capsule
Sam Kopp and Mark Vandevender, 14, finished a 16 day backyard space mission in a plywood capsule behind Sam’s house near Cape Kennedy. They ate cold canned food and had a Christmas dinner before getting haircuts and returning to school. Sam felt fine aside from sore ankles and occasional sickness. Mark also got sick once as rain leaked into the hot capsule.
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Orlana
Sam _ Kopp
Sam
Mark Vandevender
Cape Kennedy
Mark
Saint Andrew Relic Fragments Break-In Reported
In Patras Greece vandals broke into St Andrew's Cathedral and shattered a glass case holding skull fragments of the apostle St Andrew. Police said the gold dust containing the fragments was undamaged. Greek Orthodox traditionalists were suspected for opposing Catholic relic encasement. The relic, given by Pope Paul VI in 1964, had been in the Vatican for 500 years before returning to Patras.
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Patras
Greece
St. Andrew's Cathedral
St. Andrew
Andrew
Paul VI
Vatican
Cleaning a Vacuum Bottle at School Time
Clean vacuum bottles can hold a sour odor if not washed promptly. Use two tablespoons of baking soda, fill with water, shake, then rinse. Rub corks with dry baking soda.
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