Fish on Bun Slaw Corn Milk Upside-down Cake Menu
February meals feature fish on bun with slaw corn and milk followed by upside-down cake for dessert. A note indicates meals served Thursday and Friday with the listed items.
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Newspaper
The Harrison Press
Location
Harrison, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1971
Page
5
February meals feature fish on bun with slaw corn and milk followed by upside-down cake for dessert. A note indicates meals served Thursday and Friday with the listed items.
Step ping Stones led by Larry Zinn introduces Tiny Tot ages 2 to 6 starting March 2 and an adult socialization group ages 16 to 60 starting March 1 at 5650 Given Road. Ten week sessions run 10 to 12 A M for both, with continued Saturday swimming and winter scouting. Transportation offered when possible. applications due February 22.
An employment notice outlines positions for overnight camp staff including swimming assistants with life-saving certification and program aides, counselors, and specialist roles. It stresses required safety training and readiness for supervision.
The text notes the Articles of Confederation proved inadequate after 1776, with states retaining sovereignty and Congress lacking revenue power. It explains the 1787 Constitutional Convention drafted a new Constitution, replacing the Articles, and urges Americans to study the Constitution as part of American History Month.
Bowling results from February 6 1971 list players D Simpson June Remillard Cris Wise Jeanne Cooper Jean Kirry Judy Wood Be Dyson Rosemary Dierdorf Betty McDaniel Rose Burgess Mary Brotherton Ann DeBruler Mary Hamilton Joan Hauss and others with series and games. Notable splits include Mary Ann Schafer 5 7 and Linda Qualey 2 7.
Robert Morin of 1127 John Street Brookville ends a 46 year career in the telephone industry with a retirement effective March 1. He began part time in 1921 at the Brookville Telephone Co and held roles from groundsman to plant manager. A party at the Hearthstone in Metamora honored him before he and his wife take a Florida vacation.
Miss Dorothy Fohl, Cedar Grove postmaster, is the first 1971 recipient of the Commendation Award from the Indiana branch of the National League of Postmasters for outstanding service. She was named acting postmaster August 31 1943 and received her commission February 6 1946.
Teachers and administrators explore embedding conservation in all subjects with local problem focus. At a Wisconsin conference educators discuss replacing traditional material with community resource studies, field trips, and projects like tree planting and trail building. A New York eighth grade program helped fund a hospital lead poisoning campaign after surveying dirty lots and abandoned cars.
A detailed catalog of farm equipment for auction includes multiple tractors such as 1-1256D cab air heater duals and 1-450D with fast hitch, mowers, 154 Cubs, cadets with hydraulic drive, combines 2-403 and 1-503, plows 14 inch and 16 inch, discs 37A 15 and 350 new, Oliver semi mt plows, a grinder mixer, MHD pickers, 3-45T balers, forage boxes, wheel hay rakes, Hyboy sprayer, manure spreaders, and two trucks, all listed for sale.
A reminiscence recalling early automobiles and road etiquette from the author as he reflects on older car models and passing habits. The piece notes various classic makes and shifts to a personal signoff about age and a community column submission.
A recipe for fish fillets with shrimp sauce features spinach in butter, tomato soup, and nutmeg. Cook spinach five minutes then blend with tomato soup and water, heat and serve over fish baked with condensed cream of shrimp soup and lemon slices. Serves four. Outdoor option suggests hibachi grilling.
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