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Newspaper
Union Liberty Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1973
Page
4
A practical note outlining a reusable weekly shopping list clip. Encourages keeping a ready-made list on hand for regular purchases to streamline grocery runs and reduce forgotten items. Provides tips for updating items and rotating staples as needs change.
Mr and Mrs Harold Wissman and Mrs Ina Blackerby were guests of honor at a Mothers Club Banquet in the Liberty School Cafeteria. Club president Shirley Farmer recalled the group dating from 1948 and noted early projects like selling vanilla extract to buy a coffee urn. Records show the club has contributed 5590 to Liberty School over 14 years. Officers for the coming year were elected: Doris Kestermann president, Billie Paters vice president, Karen Blair secretary, Phyllis Byrd treasurer.
Mason Ohio event offers live lobsters weighing about 1.25 pounds at 3.75 each and clams at 1 per dozen. Sales run Saturday distribution 2 to 4 pm at Home Federal Savings and Loan on Route 42 in Pisgah. Orders due by Friday May 25 via three listed Mason phone numbers.
The La Leche League will conduct a summer lecture series on breastfeeding starting May 21 at 8 p.m. at 501 West Church Street, Mason, with topics on advantages of breastfeeding, techniques, family impact, nutrition, and weaning. For information call 777-8996.
Liberty Pattern Pals hold meeting at Liberty School on May 24 from 3 30 to 5 p m. Thirty one girls attended a recent gathering at Mrs Dottie Meyer s home. Pledges led by Rosa Shhaefer and Kathy Mehl. Crystal Meyer read the club Constitution which was approved. Project books passed out and a demonstration on The Sewing Box given by Carol Myers.
Garden notes discuss pruning aims such as removing dead or diseased branches and thinning to improve sunlight and airflow. It covers shaping, rejuvenating older plants, reducing transplant shock, and maintenance like topiary while noting grafted roses and propagation limits. The latter includes lilac frost pruning guidance and water propagation cautions for roses.
Terea Cuntz, a Lakota High sophomore, was chosen as the West Chester FFA Chapter Queen. She is the daughter of Louis and (name), and active as a reserve cheerleader, GAA member, varsity basketball player, 4-H member, Lakota Chorus participant, and Liberty School teacher aide.
The Union Township Golden Years club announces its next meeting on Wednesday May 23 at 6 30 pm. The gathering, hosted by Faith Community United Methodist Church on Cox Road, invites all local senior citizens for a social evening. For information call 777 1559.
The Dixon Dancers of Tri County stage a May 25 recital at Heritage Hill School 11961 Chesterdale Road under Mrs Sue Short. The program features comedy routines jazz solos tap duets and square dances with Mark Short on drums. Show begins 6 30 p m and admission is 25 cents for students 50 cents for adults. Proceeds go to Heritage Hill Community School Fund.
A practical guide to preparing boiled lobster with butter and lemon. It covers selecting lobsters, boiling head first for about eight minutes for a 1.25 pound lobster, removing the vein and stomach, and serving hot with butter or mayonnaise. It also includes a butter sautéed lobster meat method with parsley and lemon.
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