Foolishly, I ate a full meal before Middletown Y-Teens, representing the natives of seven different world areas, shoved films, dances, exhibits, songs, records, favors and food — mostly food — at me during their World Fellowship Party Thursday night at the high school. The girls had spent a month studying the different countries and preparing the activities. They w ere directed by Miss Veda McCray, faculty advisor. Miss McCray suggested that I move through the different rooms and survey world fellowship. It is food, I found out, which ties the world together. At “Holland,’’ which featured a film of the country recently taken by one of the leaders, Y-Teens served chocolate milk and “Holland" cheese. Holland cheese tasted strangely like American cheese...