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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1973
Page
5
Dorothy Damele writes of three coworkers and herself switching to brown bag lunches to save money on noon meals. The piece humorously recalls disastrous menus and the challenge of keeping food fresh, portions controlled, and diets on track amid family snackers and leftovers.
Instructions outline making extra waffles and freezing them for later use. To serve just toast directly from freezer without defrosting, ensuring quick portions.
Tickets remain for the WSCS May Breakfast at the First United Methodist Church. Adults pay 1.50, children 0.50, with breakfast served May 2 from 6 30 to 10 30 a.m. at the Fellowship Hall. Baby-sitting, coffee cake corner, and a menu of eggs sausage and pancakes. Group reservations through Mrs Harold Taylor. Mrs Russell Weatherwax Jr chairs the event.
May is crowded with events listed by Mrs. Clarence Hollon for the Middletown Area Federation of Women's Clubs. Highlights include Mothers Study League Dinner May 1 at Mt Olivet Church and a May 28 Memorial Day observance at local venues.
Mrs. Mickey Sabo was installed as a new member of Middletown Chapter One American War Mothers at the Legion Home. Announcements include Loyalty Day dinner May 5, War Mothers Chorus May 12 for Mother's Day observance, Federation covered-dish dinner April 26, a VA Hospital visit planned in Dayton.
Pledges of the Phi Beta Psi Sorority will be guests at a social Wednesday night at 7 30 p.m. at the Women's Center. Chairman is Mrs. E Clark Erlandson of Fleming Road.
The piece urges families to enjoy spring outdoors with kids playing and biking while noting the common bumps and strains. It recommends keeping a well stocked first aid kit and cites witch hazel as an effective home remedy for bruises and strains.
Winners in the ladies duplicate session Thursday were Mrs. Sidney Yager and Mrs. M L Jones, Mrs. Richard Rossman and Mrs. O L Layman, and Mrs. E H Bindley and Mrs. Howard Cheney. In couples duplicate, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wikoff led Wednesday's event with runners up Mr. and Mrs. Murray B Wilson and tied for third were Mr. and Mrs. William Shera and Mr. and Mrs. M L Johnston.
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