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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1973
Page
10
Dr William Goldwag, ex Oswego NY physician, argues aging can be slowed by living foods, regular exercise, mental activity, and positive outlook. He promotes whole foods over pills, sun avoidance, and stress resistance through habits, with home practices and Renaissance therapies as examples.
The American Association of University Women hosts a program titled A Dollar's Worth of Groceries at 3 p.m. Monday in the Women's Center. Three 20 minute sessions feature Pete McGee on The Grading of Food, Mrs Marv Sonander on The Nutrition Cellar, and Len Marek on The Grading of Meat. A question answer session follows.
The American War Mothers announce an anniversary dinner for Thursday February 1 from noon to 3 30 p.m. at the Legion Home with a January 27 reservations deadline. Chapter plans include a VA Hospital visit January 19 and notes on resignations gifts and donations plus tribute to deceased member Mrs Blanche Halsey with Mrs Earle Williams and Mrs Combs leading proceedings.
Twenty eight players participated in the Miami University Middletown Duplicate Bridge Club session at Verity Lodge. Bill Kash and Mrs. Herschel Greenham won north-south, with two couples tying for second. In east-west, Mrs Robert Harris and Mrs Nick Buckley won, with two more pairs taking second and third.
The Coming kyour Middletown Assembly 68 Order of Rainbow for Girls will convene at 2 p.m. tomorrow in the Masonic Temple on N Main Street. Nancy Bowman to conduct elections and tryouts ahead of Patti Heinkel's Jan 27 installation. Cherie Egelston and Ginger Lawson named refreshment and setup chairs.
A note explains yeast in dough rises when kept warm, allowing dough to expand and become light. It emphasizes the idea that warmth helps yeast grow and activate leavening.
Los Angeles AP report details Mr. Blackwell’s 10 Worst Dressed and 10 Best Dressed selections. Raquel Welch ranks fourth on the worst list while Julie Andrews is second worst. Notables include Mia Farrow Ali MacGraw Yoko Ono Cloris Leachman and Totie Fields. A special 1972 award goes to Jackie Onassis for swimwear impact.
Tom Muchmore a junior at Journal’s The Page in high Ohio University Athens will be listed in the 1972 73 edition of Whos Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges He majors in radio TV news at Ohio University and is a member of the WOUB staff He was chosen by a faculty nominating committee for leadership service and academic merit.
Mr and Mrs Patrick H Rossi of Winona Drive announce the engagement of their daughter Maryah to Mark F Johnson son of Mr and Mrs Mark A Johnson of Dayton The couple plan to marry May 18 at St John Church She is a Fenwick High School and St Elizabeth Hospital nursing graduate employed as a registered nurse He is Beavercreek High School and Morehead State University alumnus employed by Dayton Scale Division of Hobart Manufacturing Co Dayton.
A list shows multiple newborns and births at various addresses including 3101 Selden Ave and 4304 Central Ave with two girls and two boys. Hospital dismissals include Tracey Elliott and several residents from Cincinnati Franklin Moore St and other streets with patients recorded by name.
After a month off, ladies' day bridge luncheons restart at Forest Hills Country Club on Tuesday January 9 starting at 10 a.m. Reservations are taken at the lodge or by contacting Mrs. William Kash Sierra Road or Mrs. Herschel Greenham 148 Eaton Drive before noon Sunday.
Landscape artist Richard Simonson discussed shrubs trees and evergreens for the area at a Green Thumb Garden Club gathering. Mrs John Newby spoke on ferns noting 8000 species while others received horticulture and artistic awards. Guest Mrs David Habig attended at Mrs Webber home on Creekview Drive.
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