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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1970
Page
8
Over 50 men cooked outdoors at Camp Hook during a Showando event. They prepared pineapple upside down cake, peach and cherry cobblers, a chocolate orange cake, and shish kebabs using a trench oven of hot coals. The session showcased simple camp cooking tricks taught to adult scouts earning Woodbadge training.
A busy schedule features a piano and voice recital by Mrs. Joseph Sabo at the Women's Center on Friday at 7 30 p m with performers including Jay Eichelberger Beth Lewis John Mack Karla Richardson and many others. Earlier in the evening the Middletown Duplicate Bridge Club met at Temple Beth Sholom playing the Mitchell movement at 12 percent tables with top pairs including Mrs Vernon Jones and Mrs M L Johnston and several other winning teams.
Mr and Mrs Homer Preston of 7155 Springboro Pike will host an open house this Sunday from 2 to 7 p.m. to mark their 25th anniversary. They wed in Johnson County Kentucky on April 16 1945 and own the Springboro IGA. The couple have three children Douglas Philip Sandy and Lillian Jane.
The Middletown Branch AAUW awarded 1969 scholarships to Patricia Ann Halsey and Margaret Ann Coughlin at the High School Girls Guest Night. Winners were chosen from 34 applicants for scholarship, financial need and character.
The Runyans chair a Spring Dance on Saturday May 23 at the Manchester Motor Inn ballroom with dinner at 8 p.m. and dancing to Cliff Lash Orchestra. The arrangements committee includes Don Malcom Paul Cain and Harlan Hensley with advisers Robert Brayton.
In Kyoto Britain’s Prince Charles learns geisha service includes back massage. After dining, an attendant geisha offers a massage for his weary back. He accepts and thanks her with arigato, the Japanese word for thanks.
Middletown League of Women Voters schedules two sessions to discuss Middletown involvement in OKI. A 9 30 a m meeting will be at Mrs Richard Monroes home 615 Ken Ridge Drive and a 7 30 p m session will be hosted by Mrs B C Dickey 846 University Blvd The open meetings committee includes Mrs Donald Easterly chairman Mrs Glenn Greenham Mrs Lawrence Schnecker and Mrs Jack Byrum.
Mrs. Donald Fugate will conduct a Green Cap Chapter program at the Middletown Chapter 183 meeting of the Women of the Moose. It begins at 8 pm tomorrow at the Moose Home on Main Street. All collegians are asked to bring caps and gowns and co workers a covered dish. Dinner will follow enrollment.
Family gathers at Fairfield Nursing Home to mark William Perry Gates reaching 91. He served at Middletown Post Office and the Park Place Office of the First National Bank before retirement. He previously lived at 333 North Main Street and now resides in the nursing facility.
Mrs. Richard Patterson and her son Brett visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. George Letts in Creekview Drive for two weeks and returned today to Rochester New York. Joining them were Mr. and Mrs. Larry Hoover who spent spring vacation touring the West and Hawaii before resuming studies at Ohio State University.
A dispute raises whether the landlord or the tenant bears liability for injuries to visitors on the premises. Each party may hold adequate insurance under a homeowner or tenant policy offered via the Kennel Agency.
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