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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1972
Page
10
Levin, head of New Yorks Le Pavillon, blends art and dining in a refined setting. The restaurateur has doubled the venue’s volume in recent years while his lamb with Mornay sauce showcases his culinary precision and stylish flair.
Iris Ellis, a 45 year old Dearborn woman, compiled a guide listing 300 factory outlets in 18 states with more updates planned. She defines outlets as selling irregular or overproduced items, not discount stores, and notes Reading Pennsylvania as the densest outlet hub with 24 listings. The book covers apparel, accessories, fabrics, art, and furniture at typical discounts of 50 to 75 percent, sells for $2.50, and offers discounts for groups and free copies for new outlet tips.
JoHelen Enyeart of Hobbs New Mexico and Dorothy Mers of Wauconda Illinois spoke at the Smiling Grandmothers 740 meeting in the First National Bank Community Room on Manchester Road about the national convention in Atlanta October 7 to 12. Enyeart is first vice president and a candidate for president, Mers is national secretary. They earlier attended the Ohio Kentucky Conference in Cincinnati. Members will bake cookies for an April 28 tea at the Middletown Treatment Center for Brain Injured Children.
Catherine Jean Hendrickson and Gary D. Holmes were married April 7 at Mount Pleasant United Presbyterian Church. The bride is the daughter of Judge and Mrs. William R. Hendrickson of Monroe and was given in marriage by her father. Attendants were Carol Marie Hendrickson and Paul Munsel. A reception followed at the bride’s home. They honeymooned and plan to reside in Anderson Indiana where both attend Anderson College. The bride is a Monroe High School alumna and a social work major. the groom works at Community Hospital in Anderson and is a sociology major junior.
Iota Mu Chapter of Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority elected Mrs. Buddy Medie and Mrs. Kenneth Smith as delegates to the international convention June 21 to 25 in Dayton. Alternates are Mrs. William Hayes and Mrs. Donald Parker. Mrs. Parker and Mrs. Medley will attend a roundtable in Dayton April 21. Members prepared items for the April 15 bazaar at Mrs. Dorale Justice’s Beem Drive home in Franklin.
Ten members of the Soroptimist Club of Middletown will attend the Midwestern Conference in Dayton April 21 to 23, announced at a Manchester Motor Inn meeting. Attending are Margaret Waczula Dean Stoutenborough Ray Bunnell Janet Walsh Mary Lord Betty Leasure Ray Yelton Edward Knox Homer Leffler and Knight Goodman. The group also presented a nominating slate led by Miss Lord, Mrs Goodman, and Miss Hazel Duvall and welcomed new member Mrs Ralph Curtis. Hearing tests for preschool children to start Saturday at the Middletown Civic Association.
A week after suffering a major heart attack former President Lyndon B Johnson is reported in good condition at Brooke General Hospital in San Antonio. Doctors say he should take it easy and that his status remains essentially the same as it was on Wednesday.
Accent announces Chardelle Weber becomes Women’s Editor with Ioma Asher assisting as Staff Writer. Weber will oversee women’s pages and editorial direction while Asher covers daily features and community pieces across the section.
Middletown Music Club presented a diverse program at the Women's Center featuring Catherine Nardiello on piano, Betsy Balger and Denise Diefenbach in piano and dance, Mrs. Sabo as vocalist with Mrs. Bertram on piano, Cantata Chorus directed by Ken Amburghy, Youth Choir, and Hand Bell Group led by Edward Gray. Singers in the Baptist group included Kim Glossip, Robyn Glossip, Frances Lewis, and others. accompanists were Mrs. Howard Phillips and Sam Minge. Agatha Evers spoke on Sergei Rachmaninoff, with Mrs. William Kenney as mistress of ceremonies and hostesses Mrs. J. J. Atkinson Jr., Mrs. Conn, Mrs. Kenney, and Mrs. Gerald Squire.
The Frank OD. Vitori Lodge 2142 of the Order Sons of Italy in America will host its annual spring dance on Saturday April 22 at Fenwick High School. Ron Purvis band plays 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Co chairs Dick Capozzi and Justin Micomonaco. helpers include Nick Vitori Frank Capozzi Mike Diorio Dr. Vincent Rivizzino Lou Rossi Steve Daley Fred DeBiasi Mike Castellano Carl Amatulli. Reservations are $10 per couple. Refreshments include Italian sausage sandwiches from Dr. James Puccio.
Out of town listings show newborns in Valparaiso Franklin and Somerville with maternal and paternal grandparents named. Other brief entries name residents and locations including Miamisburg Fulton Lane Germantown Road and various Franklin Hamilton and Philadelphia addresses.
Miss Cindy Finney, adviser of Middletown Assembly 68, will conduct the Rainbow Initiation tomorrow at 7 p.m. in the Masonic Temple on N Main Street. Inspecting officers include Mrs Robena Egelston and Mrs Ray Lyninger, district 20 grand lecturer Germantown, and Mrs Earl Manning. Refreshments are arranged by Mrs Hildreth Willoughby and Donna Trenton with registration. choir practice at 9:30 a.m. and officer gathering at Elkton. hospital patient Ernest Hampton listed with Middletown Hospital number 424-1871.
New York AP report details a Police Foundation study showing discrimination against women in policing. It notes many departments push women into secretarial or juvenile work and bar exams or training for supervisory roles, while some cities pilot female patrols. The study, funded by Ford Foundation, cites hopes that broader use of women could broaden recruitment and improve police community relations.
TOPS 1136 Monroe honored its top weight losers at Recognition Night with Beverly Hill earning the queen title. Division winners were Liz McGlothen, Gladys Stamper, Carol White, and Nola Snyder. special recognition went to Arlene Crouch and Lucille Allen. Entertainment featured Cheryl Rupp and others. March’s top losers were Carol White and Nola Snyder.
Sunday church service is an obligation day for members and attendees at Pleasant Ridge United Methodist Church located at 1052 Middletown Eaton Road. A picnic lunch will follow the services indicating community fellowship after worship.
Ruth Marie Short and David P Gibson wed at Elk Creek Baptist Church in a six pm ceremony officiated by Rev J C McKinney. Attendants were Jenny Short and Kenneth Gibson. The bride, a Middletown High School graduate, and the groom, also a Middletown alum, reside on Highland Street.
The Mothers' Club meets April 18 at 7 p.m. at 105 Magnolia Drive to discuss Detained Child Program Topic Home Life and Parental Care of Detained Children. Guest speaker Kathy Bors from the Welfare Department will speak. co-hostesses are Mrs. Loeper and Mrs. Rich.
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