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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1978
Page
10
A healthful guide to economical potato cooking compares microwave and conventional methods. It emphasizes potatoes as nutritious, economical, and versatile, with microwave recipes and step by step directions for cheesy scalloped potatoes serving six.
March 1 is the reservations deadline for the 50s Record Hop set for March 4 at the DAV Hall. The third annual Middletown event benefits the American Cancer Society Middletown Butler County Unit, organized by local couples. Emcee WLW's Jim Labarbara hosts a sock hop and drag race from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Tickets are $15 per couple and available at Davidson Photo Shop and Filson's.
Waldorf salad with apple and celery served on lettuce is paired with creamstyle cottage cheese to which caraway seed has been added for a distinctive flavor.
Managing editor of the Middletown Journal Jim Mills will discuss Communications- People and the Public when he speaks to the Middletown Business & Professional Women's Club next Tuesday February 21 at the Women's Center. Mrs. William F. Weith is program chairman with co chairmen and a full committee listed.
David Scott Day of 873 Garver Road earned dean's list honors at Wilmington College for the fall quarter. Patricia Freeman and Vickie Savers, both of Middletown, were named to the dean's list at Cumberland College in Williamsburg Kentucky.
St Mary's Ladies Society to sponsor a spring card party March 29 at 7 30 p m in St Mary's Church social hall Central Avenue Tickets are 150 and reservations handled by Mrs J Daniel Reiley 206 The Alameda Co chairmen Mrs Alfred Kelingers and Mrs Louis Brence will run the event Refreshments will be served and prizes awarded Also notes honor students from local colleges: CGiuzzetta, Deborah Doty, Kimberli Emrick named to dean's lists with GPAs around 3 5 or higher. Jeanine Bostwick listed for Academic Citation. Karen Mulligan initiated into Zeta Tau Alpha at Miami University.
Announcement of the engagement of Shirley Kay Banks and James Warren Profitt. Banks, daughter of Cecil and Mrs Banks of 4718 Roosevelt Ave, is a Lemon Township Police Department employee and Monroe High School graduate. Profitt, son of Warren and Mrs Profitt of 3404 Hampton Place, is a Madison High School alumnus and Square D Co employee. The wedding is set for May 5 at Grand Avenue Church of God.
Mu Chapter of Phi Beta Psi Sorority will host Founder's Day at 6 30 p m tomorrow at Armco Women's Association Holiday House with a lasagna dinner and card games. Sixty members are expected to attend and limited parking is available due to uncleared snow car pools urged by chairwoman Mrs James Puccio.
Bob Siegel of the Cincinnati Zoo will present a zoo animal program at Middletown Area Audubon Society. The talk is at the Park Board Building on Highland Street at 7 30 p.m.
Nancy Bassie created a cozy shawl design that gained popularity this year as guests at Ginger Man Restaurant in New York City borrow her Lux Irish Cressan shawls to stay warm indoors. The service has expanded to five other Manhattan eateries, all maintaining a comfortable indoor temperature of 68 degrees.
Nancy Bassio, NYU art history graduate and former welfare worker, built a fashion and knitwear line starting with reworked fur and dresses. She launched Bananas with Mare Mutnick and Bernie Bernklau, then expanded to sweaters and shirts. Her shawls and cotton knits define spring looks while energy efficient restaurant wear garners attention.
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