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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1971
Page
13
Dear Abby answers readers about marital breakups and meddling neighbors. A mother of ten questions nosy residents while an interested party asks if John should stay with Mary for the sake of the children. Abby cautions about law and fairness, and urges compassionate pet guidance and humane treatment of animals.
An Athens guest recipe features Spaghetti A La Brutzi served with salad garlic bread and fresh fruit. Margare t Davis credits Bertha Armbruster with introducing the dish during a Hilton Head Island vacation. The Kell Kraft Spaghetti Dinner style recipe yields eight servings and includes mozzarella cottage cheese tomato sauce and layered pasta baked until browned.
Ex Ohioan Elizabeth Holenkamp announces engagement to Larry David Wall Winkle of Bozeman. Both are Montana State University Education seniors, Pi Beta Phi and Phi Sigma Kappa members, with plans for a July 17 wedding and his future Air Force commission as a second lieutenant.
The Third Annual International Festival will run Feb 22 from 7 to 10 p m at Baker Center with Geoffrey R Wood as coordinator. The event features slide shows, art and artifact displays from African, Indian, Arab, and Latin American groups, plus Southeast Asia textiles, costumes, carvings and temple rubbing exhibits. International refreshments are served. Sponsored by Ohio University Office of International Studies, which is open to the public. William Haydon, principal of Shade and Waterloo Schools, has returned home to Albany Route 2 after surgery at Oak Hill Hospital.
Members learned the organization is incorporated as a non profit. A play These Are Not Children will be staged in the gym Wednesday at 7 30 pm by Family Plays Theater of Ohio University directed by Diane Paulo with discussion led by vice president Lyle Lehman. Athens Friends and Neighbors opened the year with a Casino Night at the Elks Lodge attended by 80. The February luncheon at Athens Country Club featured.
Toledo, established in 1817 on Mau Mee Bay, grew as a trading community and was named for Toledo, Spain. It incorporated in 1837. Guest speaker Jean Sprague attended. Arrangements were by Betty Anastas. Table decorations by Marcella Steward, with spring bouquets for members to take home. Casino Night decorations led by Betty Patrick, with Lorrain Cecil, Stephanie Goldsberry and Barbara Kochendorfer. Luncheon hostesses included Wanda Brunck, Debbie Burk, Joanne Moore, Kay McKinstry, Lilliana Pejovick and Priscilla Salva.
A recipe note suggests enhancing fish dishes with two sauces that include a small amount of anchovy paste to boost savoriness. The tip emphasizes balancing salt and umami without overpowering the fish’s natural flavors.
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