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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1977
Page
8
A low calorie savory egg salad blends crunchy bean sprouts water chestnuts mushrooms pimiento green pepper celery and onion with hard boiled eggs for protein. An easy Oriental Dressing with lemon juice and soy sauce completes a fast 160 calorie per serving dish suitable for sharing with dieting friends.
In the Middletown Duplicate Bridge Club event in Temple Beth Sholom, North-south winners were Ron Babcock and Paul Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nerenberg, Mrs Vernon Jones and Mrs. Stanley Weinstein. East-west winners were Brad Hoover and Juri Kolts, Ray Sherman Jr and William Cash, Mrs. Clyde Stottlemyer and Mrs. C M Woodruff. The group used the Mitchell movement.
Three women from the Dayton area earned diplomas from the Dayton School of Practical Nursing. Ruth Domineck and Margaret Roller of Middletown along with Sharon Freymuth of Mason completed their clinicals at Miami Valley Hospital in Dayton.
The 30th annual Tau Province meeting of Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority will be held Feb. 1920 at the Imperial House South, Miamisburg. Delegates to the province meeting will be Mrs. Robert Meehan and Mrs. Jeane J. Butler. The chapter donated to the Hospital Auxiliary High Fever Follies and to an art award for a Middletown High School senior. The next meeting is Feb. 28 at 8. Chairmen will be Mrs Marian Willoughby, Miss Mary Carroll and Mrs. Alfred Schwing.
Announcement of Debbi Berry and Joe Jeffrey engagement from Franklin and Miamisburg families. Debbi Berry, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Berry, attends Middletown Business College and works at McAlpin's. Joe Jeffrey, son of Mrs. Martha Estes and James Jeffrey, is employed at Monarch Marking Co. The couple plans to marry May 27 at Evangel Fellowship on Crawford Street.
The Middletown Area Federation of Women's Clubs will hold its annual general membership meeting on February 24 at 7:30 p.m. at the Women's Center on Civic Plaza. Mrs. Walling Gray serves as president and will conduct the business session. a nominating committee will present candidates for president, first vice president, and recording secretary. Hostess groups Beta Chapter Cristonians Les Douze Amies and Mothers Study League circles will provide a dessert smorgasbord.
Mr and Mrs Robert Lehmkuhl recount their stay in Japan with the PROMISES group during a Feb 21 Salvation Army Women's Auxiliary meeting. They lived with Japanese families and will speak at the noon session at the Women's Center. Reservations for the meeting close Friday noon by calling 422-1712.
Fenwick High School hosts a booster dance after the last home game this Friday. With energy shortages causing a chilly gym, attendees are advised to wear slacks and sweaters. Music by the J Boys costs five dollars per couple. reservations through Ruthie Ritter or Gayle Matre.
The Middletown Christian Women's Club luncheon and style show will be held Feb 28 at the Manchester Inn from noon to 2 pm with remarks by Mary Ann Green and a We Two Shop fashion show. Reservations cost 3.75 and close Feb 23 with Mrs Lodean Long or Mrs Winona Burdine. free nursery for through kindergarten starts 11:30 am at First United Methodist Church.
Lorna Luft daughter of Judy Garland married British pop guitarist Jake Hooker on Valentine’s Day outside All Hallows-by-the-Tower. About 500 spectators blocked by police watched as the bride arrived in a black Mercedes. the couple had met in New York nine years ago.
The board of directors will meet at 7:30 p.m. February 28 at the center. Members who have not submitted ballots for officers must do so by February 21, when ballots will be tallied.
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