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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1967
Page
4
This final article in a homemaker series advises four or more daily servings of bread or cereals per person to stretch the food budget. It recommends 160 percent enriched breads, whole grain cereals, parboiled rice, enriched cornmeal and grits as the best buys and notes cooked cereals are cheapest with similar nutrition to ready to eat types. Enriched flour is urged in baked goods to restore removed nutrients.
This article from the Home Economics Extension Service of Iowa State University compares costs of homemade versus purchased baked goods. It notes homemade bread saves money, cake mixes can be cheaper, frozen dough offers home baked style, and one pound white bread is the most popular item per USDA. It promotes extension resources and bulletin PM-372 available free at county offices.
The American Legion Auxiliary poppy committee announced winners in the boys and girls classes. Top girls were Nancy Cooper Judy Stender and Yvonne Cooper while top boys were Bille Hayes Gary Mowl and Terry Mowl. Honorable mention went to Kevin Hayes. Prize money pickup arrangements were given.
The passage describes turning leftover cooked fish into a supper dish by flaking it and mixing with mashed potatoes. Form the mixture into patties, coat with flour, dip in beaten egg, roll in dry breadcrumbs, and fry in butter or margarine until heated through and browned.
Iowa State University freshmen in an introductory journalism class shared what they miss from high school and what they like about college. They cite home cooked meals and easy work, while noting the freedom and diversity of the campus as positives and the faster workload as a challenge. Several discuss personal independence and the variety of people encountered on campus.
Members of the Methodist Youth Fellowship gathered Sunday at Weed park near the lagoon shelter house for the last meeting before the September restart. Mrs. McGill organized a picnic lunch with Kenny and Shelby McGill hosting.
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