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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1961
Page
7
Alfred Sheinwold recalls a long search for a stress free bridge partner and recounts a hand where West complains about the dealt cards. West ends up defeated after a sequence of hearts and spades clashes, then asks to be dealt something better.
Olympic skating champions Ernst and Maxie Balers must pay three months salary to a dancer in their ice revue after their plea that her thighs were too fat. Their ballet-master testified a four year old tourist guide wore street clothes at rehearsal, but the West Berlin Labor Court ruled the contract still required payment of three months salary amounting to $837.
George Wright a 64 year old Labour council member in Ruddington England demands the council raise his rent He says he moved into a council house with subsidized rent but then won 16200 pounds 45360 on the soccer pools and does not want poorer people subsidizing his rent.
Parents urged to enroll overweight children in camps to reform diet and activity. A survey of 300 girls aged 10 to 14 in a Chubby Club notes high weights and tall stature, with many mothers and some fathers also obese. Dieting failed for most. experts advocate camps before teens and family lifestyle changes for lasting results.
A fire of undetermined origin caused heavy damage to the recently completed home of Assistant Fire Chief William Fishbaugh at 805 Stanley St. In unrelated news, H. C. Fisher of the Lockland division of Gardner-Richardson Co was elected chairman of the Ohio section of TAPP, with Val Friederich, H. H. Harrison, and D. S. Brown named officers. Carroll Lewis Jr., son of Dr and Mrs. Carroll Lewis, was elected secretary of the Miami University chapter of Delta Upsilon.
This notice promotes kid size sundresses and cure Wredler pinafores using leftovers. Pattern 727 includes pieces for sizes 2 4 6 years with directions. Send 35 cents for the pattern or 10 cents more for first class mail to Laura Wheeler Middletown Ohio Journal Needlecraft Dept. Old Chelsea Station New York. Also offers 1961 Needlecraft Catalog with 125 designs and free veil cap instructions for 25 cents.
In Peru Indiana Leo Sullivan hosts Dr George Crane a famed applied psychologist who survived polio and uses crutches to attend the 4 H Fair crowd questions him about his newspaper column on liquor tobacco and moral issues He defends forthright attacks and invites readers to write for his booklets through the Tribune.
Occasional frivolous occasions call for accessories like beaded gloves or metallic yarn pieces. Clean after each wear with soap to keep the sparkle quotient high and the look pristine.
The Dinner Bell presents a three hour fifty five minute progressive dinner through five restaurants. Chef Don notes the plan suits readers pressed for time for celebrations or casual gatherings. Five courses include Crepes Picardie, Chicken Coconut Soup, Dover Sole, Porterhouse Veal Tart, Cranberry Relish Shoestring Potatoes Pureed Spinach Caesar Salad and Irish desserts.
Measures are love recipes for 6 roast pork chops with tomato stuffing and Elberta Peach Cake. Directions cover salting, stuffing, and baking pork chops with sweet potatoes, tomato juice, and broth at 400 to 250 degrees, plus a peach cake batter with margarine cream cheese flour and cinnamon sugar topping.
Readers praise Mary Haworth for thoughtful analytical advice in letters pages. Contributors commend her depth and humane tone, noting personal impact and educational value while contrasting with flippant quick answers.
A concise reflection on sharpening thinking by selecting exact words. It argues that deliberate phrasing clarifies meaning and strengthens argumentative credibility. The piece treats language as a tool for intellectual rigor and persuasive clarity.
A simple firm guideline urges every household to wash hands with soap and hot water after playing with or petting a cat or dog. It emphasizes hygiene to reduce germs from pets and protect family health.
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