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Newspaper
Newtown Forest Hills Journal
Location
Newtown, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1981
Page
5
Loss Thearing reflects on how warnings about common foods drinks and habits have multiplied over decades. From tomatoes and lemonade to saccharin and coffee the piece notes aging health fears and the notion that each pleasure now costs years of life, ending with a light remark on marriage extending longevity.
Mt. Washington Woman's Club held its last meeting of 1980-81 on June 1 at Mt. Washington Presbyterian Church. New officers for 1981-82 were installed by Mrs. Ronald Rufener. Officers include Mrs. Thurston Smyer president, Mrs. James Amann vice president, Mrs. Robert Shreve recording secretary, Mrs. Henry Mezger corresponding secretary, Mrs. Theron Usher treasurer, and chairs for arts home life and garden. Sandra Kay Triplett received the Elizabeth Pierce Nursing Scholarship. The annual Breakfast In The Garden is set for June 15 at 9:30 a.m. at Mrs. Cornelius Weber’s home, with hostesses listed, followed by a mini-tour of several local gardens. The season closes with a Stanbery Park picnic June 22 at noon.
The Journal Newspapers Circulation Honor Roll for May recognizes top carriers for excellent service and strong collections. Recipients include Jay Martella, Garth Beard, Andy Riedel, Scott Key, Terry Schappert, Tom Taylor, Susan Sigward, Tim Sigward, Steve Hergert, Scott Conrad, Angie Buckamner, Jerry Buckamner, Lisa Greenlee, David McRoberts, John Walsh, Kevin Frye, Sean Sandman, Tim Haehnle, Lisa Walsh, Scott Stevenson, Orewe Vires, Randy Hatem, Desili Werth, Jim Parker, Troy Boyer, Dotty Cadwalladar, Karen Ecker, George Reinert, Kim Hempleman, Doug Enders, Mike Winter and Walter Lepley.
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