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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1972
Page
7
Shoppers spend about one third of the food budget on meat and saving hinges on planning. A weekly menu with a focused entree and a complete shopping list can cut shopping time and curb impulse buys. Tailor plans to family tastes and cooking time.
A guide for homemakers to plan thrifty meals from a single duck roast. Cut into pot roast, stew pieces, and breakfast steaks to maximize per pound value. Use seasonal sales and cheaper cuts like beef shank or bottom round for Stroganoff. Plan, shop with a list, and adjust for specials to boost protein and stay within budget.
Albany Grange observed Degree Night during the January meeting with Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Crow, Mr. and Mrs. James Ferguson, Mr. and Mrs. Frank McKibben, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Turner receiving degrees. Nancy Cross delivered a Junior Grange report and guests Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Beckley of Bremen attended. A chili dinner followed for 55 members and guests, with next meeting set for Feb 12.
Adena Girl Scouts announce cookie orders from January 28 to February 7 to fund equipment and activities for the Parkersburg area council. Each troop earns five cents per box, helping finance spring campouts and summer programs.
Dear Abby advises women involved with married men to accept limited contact, avoid public outings, expect financial imbalance, and beware the wife’s likely resistance to divorce. The letter cautions that the wife keeps social status and security, and that the affair may continue despite discovery.
A 20 minute film titled New England Cooking from the American Gas Association is available free through the Columbia Gas of Ohio Athens office. E F Rothel says the film features Jane Taft of Columbus demonstrating six dishes and modern cooking aids, with scenes of New England coastlines and regional foods.
Barbara Coleman, a Washington television personality, is hired as a $30,000 a year media expert at action. The piece notes New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller’s staff at their Foxhall Road residence and mentions several political figures and dining events. It also includes a light aside on dieting and fresh produce provisions.
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