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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1970
Page
6
The Lemon Monroe Marching Band of 112 members performed a pre game show at Riverfront Stadium in Reds colors. They lined up in fours and warmed up with a baton majorette as the team faced a 4 3 loss in the first world series game.
The Junior Grange hosts a Halloween event on October 30 at Elk Creek Grange Hall. Activities include games and costume contests with prizes for the most beautiful, funniest, and original outfits. Open to youths ages 5 to 18, with refreshments available.
Kings Mills residents will begin a shape-up program at J. F Burns Elementary School this month. The effort is sponsored by the local Parent Teacher Association and aims to improve community health and involvement.
Peggy Simpson reports Senate testimony by Clay Cochran of the National Rural Housing Coalition accusing the government of neglecting rural America. He argues two thirds of poor housing and health hazards are in rural areas, demanding federal action and improved water and sanitation. The piece also notes Nixon administration signals on rural upgrading and related education and community programs.
Lions Club in Springboro hosts an October father and son banquet with a film program of the Olympic Games from Mexico. Dr. Bryan Cude of Cincinnati 31 serves as senior district governor. The event follows a prior mother and daughter banquet with Australia slides by Rev. Mr. Guyatt. Also noted is a Past Presidents Club dinner October 11 at Colonial Inn Germantown and a chartered bus trip to the Bengal football game in Cincinnati on November 22 for club members.
The 4-H food nutrition program uses the 4 4 3 2 formula four servings from fruit and vegetables four from bread and cereals three from milk and two from meat. The program, run by Cooperative Extension Service with General Foods Corporation and the National 4-H Service Committee, offers manuals on planning and serving meals and learning about nutrition and customs. General Foods awards four medals per county, and in 1959 about 9400 4-H members earned such recognition. participants are aged 9 to 19, and interested individuals should contact the local county extension office.
The USDA amends federal poultry inspection rules to tighten moisture limits during processing. Federal inspectors must retain any lot with excess moisture, while processors may adjust chilling methods as long as moisture remains within limits. Immediate chilling after slaughter is required to inhibit bacteria growth and varies by poultry class.
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