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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1980
Page
9
Simple no-fail brunch planning for gatherings with indoor or outdoor formats. Features Turkey Ham with California Mustard Sauce and a rosy spinach quiche using beefaghetti rings, bacon and spinach, designed to save time and boost hospitality.
The text argues that much life information is given on a need to know basis. It notes that if another person has no need to know, there is no reason to share it. It cites the military practice of restricting details to those in overall control.
A long advisory piece discusses handling family finances and stress with children, urging honesty about economic conditions while protecting younger minds. It also includes contest details offering 100 dollars for writing on strengthening American families. Separate recipe sections provide a beefogetti pie with meat balls and a California Turkey ham dish with mustard sauce and fruit glaze.
Informal summer gathering ideas feature turkey products for high protein, low fat meals and easy entertaining. Recipes include Spring Garden Spaghetti with vegetables, Deli Turkey Roll-ups with Cream Cheese or Zippy Avocado fillings, and Temptation Torte. Serves 8 to 10.
Mr. and Mrs. William M Mayer of 772 Arlington Ave celebrate their golden wedding with a 3 to 6 p.m. open house Sunday at the home of son William Mayer Jr. and daughter in law at 1007 Warren Ave. Gifts omitted. A family dinner will be held at Troggio's restaurant. The couple married June 12, 1930, at St. Andrews Episcopal Church. They Keith members of Trinity Episcopal Church and have two children, a deceased daughter in law, one son William Jr., and three grandchildren.
At a luncheon meeting of the Penn sylvania Division Service Star Legion 176 in the Castle Arms Hotel upcoming activities were announced. The state convention will take place today and tomorrow in Pittsburgh, a carnival is scheduled for June 29 at the Butler Veterans Hospital, Poppy Day is Sept. 13, with Estelle Parady as chairman. Cathrine Flynn, hospital chairman reported on a recent veterans party held at the Butler hospital, Mary McCracken installed officers: Estelle Parady president, Sallie Gillum first vice president, Esther Martin second vice president, Mary McCracken secretary and treasurer, Cathrine Flynn chaplain, Lillian Davis conductress, Bertha Blundo historian, Lillian Davis guard, Emma McCune Gold Star chairman. The next meeting will be at noon June 24 at the Castle Arms Hotel.
At Mahoning United Presbyterian Church Tuesday Morning Prayer Group led by Mrs Delbert Zimmerman devotions centered on Find a quiet place to talk to God Isaiah and reflections on quiet living. Rev Jacquelaine Russell of Lockwood Methodist spoke on disciples quietness and care for others as teachings of Jesus. Annual spring picnic noted. no meetings until Sept 2. chairlady Mrs Frank Romeo and officers listed.
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