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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1971
Page
7
A quick salmon crust recipe using pink salmon egg baking powder and flour. Mix drained salmon with egg then fold in flour to form a thick gummy paste. Season with pepper, skip salt, and bake or fry into a crusty bite sized snack.
In a 1950s style recipe, salmon juice and baking powder foam to coat small portions for deep frying. The batter dries lacy and light, cooks in seconds, and yields non greasy, crunchy morsels. Variation with onions and seasonings noted.
Members of the Deli lah Rebekah Lodge of New Marshfield traveled to Gallipio for dinner at Bob Evans Farm and then attended the Jackson Apple Festival. Attendees included Mr and Mrs David Stephenson Sr Mr and Mrs Guy E Betts Mrs Grace Brooks Mrs Hazel Trout Mrs Ardath Llewellyn Miss Maude Judy and Mrs Ethel Elliott and Karen.
Athens area women can join recreational activities and swimming at the Athens High School gym from 7:30 to 9 p.m. on Wednesdays through January 26. The fee is $3. Call Joyce Age abroad at 797-4521 or City Recreation Department at 592-2423 for details.
The Athens League of Women Voters hosts a fall reception featuring Roger Kalter from Dayton Recycling Center. He will explain the operation with slides as part of a study on solid waste disposal. The event is Wednesday September 29 at 8 00 PM in the Oak Room of the Ohio University Inn.
Elaine McKerracher describes guarding the Dallas Federal Building and embracing a suitable job for a woman. Gloria Swanson, returning to Broadway at 72, notes star parts and vitality. Mother Superior Eulalia and ten cloistered nuns in Atlanta emphasize service and world salvation through prayer.
End of season event awarded women’s club champion Dorothy Algeo and runner ups Mary Hope Nelda Bethel Bonnie Crowell, plus flight winners Vera Weaver Fran Dietiker and Betty Rutter. President’s Cup honors went to Ruth Richey Mary White Vera Weaver and Erma Betts. Officers for 1971 72 named Ruth Richey chair Mary Lou LaVelle vice chair Maxine Hondell secretary Erma Betts treasurer.
Medical experts describe oral cyclic replacement therapy as easing hot flashes and preventing tissue loss and osteoporosis. While some caution on usage remain, clinicians foresee a future where many forty five year olds receive lifelong treatment to preserve vitality and femininity, alongside societal changes that redefine a woman’s role beyond motherhood.
Abigail Van Buren weighs a wealth tied engagement in a prenuptial dispute between Mary and John. Readers share stories on discipline, marital strain, and advice for troubled couples. tips cover parenting, spousal time, and seeking help.
A handwritten recipe for one loaf of whole wheat bread valued by Mrs. Hess and found in Mrs. Grones files is shared. It uses whole wheat and white flour with baking powder soda salt brown sugar sour milk butter and walnuts and bakes at 350 for an hour. The note reports a rise in stone ground whole wheat flour stock with Robin Hood 5 pound sacks and White's Mill planning to resume milling in October.
The Council for Exceptional Children begins a toy project to give used dolls to needy children at Christmas. Dolls will be cleaned and repaired before dressing by a sewing group led by Mrs Dana Fuller Carr. Donations can be made by calling 5921174 or 5948961.
PTA members approved using last May carnival profits to spend 450 on equipment and curriculum aides not in the budget. Purchases include two overhead projectors one record player with junction box four head sets a filmstrip viewer five tapes and speech and special education supplies.
Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Hayes and son Tom visited Columbus to see Mrs. Evelyn Bluhm who lives there and is hospitalized at Riverside Hospital for an extended stay.
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