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A disposable dish system, with the bottom surfaces of the disposable dishes being at least partially coated with a light tack non-toxic adhesive to retain it to a tablecloth, tray, or table in a manner which will be resistant to wind or tipping, but yet allow for easy removal and replacement during

A disposable dish system, with the bottom surfaces of the disposable dishes being at least partially coated with a light tack non-toxic adhesive to retain it to a tablecloth, tray, or table in a manner which will be resistant to wind or tipping, but yet allow for easy removal and replacement during use. Also a wind-resistant disposable tablecloth which includes adhesive disposed at certain locations on the tablecloth for use in retaining the tablecloth on a picnic table or a similar table or surface. The tablecloth has the adhesive placed thereon in strips, which are covered by strips of release liner prior to the tablecloth being used. The release liner strips are removed to expose the adhesive on the tablecloth, which is used to secure the tablecloth on the picnic table.

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1. A method of packaging wind resistant dishes comprising of steps of: Selecting a light non-toxic adhesive, adding adhesive to a pre-determined portion of the bottom of a set of dishes, stacking one dish on top of one another, and securing the stack into a container, thus allowing the dishes to be

1. A method of packaging wind resistant dishes comprising of steps of: Selecting a light non-toxic adhesive, adding adhesive to a pre-determined portion of the bottom of a set of dishes, stacking one dish on top of one another, and securing the stack into a container, thus allowing the dishes to be used in windy outdoor situations without the need for release liners or special shapes to keep the adhesive on one dish from contacting the surface of the dish below. 2. The method of claim 1 in which the light non-toxic adhesive has a peel adhesion of 30-100 g/cm. 3. The method of claim 1 in which the adhesive is added with a tapered level of adhesion across the surface of the adhesive. 4. The method of claim 1 in which the adhesive is attached with a spray technique. 5. The method of claim 1 in which microscopic balls are embedded in the adhesive to control the adhesion. 6. The method of claim 1 in which the adhesive is in the form of a separate adhesive ring to be attached by the consumer. 7. The method of claim 1 in which the adhesive is of the hook and loop variety. 8. The method of claim 1 in which the adhesive is putty. 9. A lightweight disposable tablecloth comprising: a sheet of thin, lightweight material, said sheet being of a size suitable for use as a tablecloth and having a first side and a second side and a plurality of corners; a plurality of strips of adhesive material applied to said first side of said sheet at a plurality of locations at least some of which are located near said corners of said sheet; and a plurality of release liner strips located over said plurality of strips of adhesive material, each of said release liner strips being removable from the particular one of said strips of adhesive material covered by the particular one of said release liner strips to expose said particular one of said strips of adhesive material, said strips of adhesive material being useable to retain said sheet on a surface to which it is applied; and a plurality of strips of adhesive material applied to said second side of said sheet at a plurality of locations in order to restrain the movement of articles placed on the second side.