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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1975
Page
14
A humorous, reflective piece by Nancy Stahl on watching children grow distant yet still fondly recalling shared Saturdays. The narrator laments lost lunchtime gatherings, recalls lavish meals, and contrasts family estrangement with the North Atlantic salmon analogy, ending with resignation and humor.
Rho Alpha members debated the proposed Beta Sigma Phi sorority house at a session hosted by Miss Cindy Finney on Bavarian Drive. Mrs. Kate Armstrong outlined the BSP City Council vice president role, while Miss Helen Mann reported on the talent auction and Miss Shirley Carpenter on a Dayton Gems hockey game trip. Debbie Page announced a decorations committee meeting for the Sweetheart Dane and said crest badges would be made at the January 21 gathering.
Soften plain gelatin in cold water then dissolve in hot chocolate mix. Stir in ice cream until melted and chill until starting to set. Heat briefly with a rotary heater and spoon into bowls. Top with toasted almonds and a chocolate shot.
The annual Founders Day celebration will be held Wednesday February 12 at Armco Girls Holiday House. The event starts at 6 30 pm with a covered dish dinner and reservations are to be made with Mrs Ronald Trowbridge or Mrs William Svarda. The chapter also reviewed bylaws and constitution and donated to the TB and Respiratory Disease Association. Mrs Michael Long, president, announced next meeting on February 5.
The eight annual Presidents Ball for Coterie Club members and guests requires reservations by Saturday. The Cecil Young Orchestra will provide music for the January 18 event at the Manchester Inn with dinner at 7 30 p.m. Steering committee members include Mr and Mrs Larry Emrick Mr and Mrs James Jordon Mr and Mrs Ray Jena Mr and Mrs Andy Kall Mr and Mrs Warren Mueller and Mr and Mrs James Wander.
Nearly 90 percent of the world’s caviar stems from Iran with about 250 tons produced yearly. Bandar Pahlavi on the Caspian Sea ships the product, including 75 tons sent to the United States.
The January Unit meetings of the League of Women Voters were held yesterday morning at Mrs. Robert Mochelle’s Hampton Place home and in the evening at Mrs. Joseph Mohan’s Santa Fe Road home. Mrs. Kenneth Jones led land use discussions highlighting a state application of the issues with guests including Richard Monroe of the City Planning Commission.
Mrs. Dora Fouts is the new councilor of Miami Valley Council 30 Daughters of America. She was installed last night at the D of A Hall on Oxford State Road by Mrs. Ray Gerard along with 1975 officers including Mrs. Franklin Woods vice councilor and Mrs. Donald Lambert associate conductor, with colorers and hostesses named.
Miss Barbara Jo Paradise daughter of Mr and Mrs Francis F Paradise of Minneapolis will wed Roy Edward Baker son of Mr and Mrs Mariel Baker of Franklin at 7 p m January 24 at St Austin Church Minneapolis A reception at Fridley Knights of Columbus will follow Baker a Franklin High School graduate attends Muskingum College and is stationed with the Army in Nuremberg Germany Paradise attends the University of Minnesota
Mrs Baldridge demonstrated glass etching to Home Culture Club members at Mrs Storer’s Euclid Street home. She noted the craft is simple inexpensive and decorative and that one does not need a college degree to etch glass. Co hosts were Mrs Johnston and tea hosted by Mrs Neel.
Smiling Grandmothers Chapter 740 held a meeting at the University branch of the First National Bank to plan a March 4 card party at the Women's Center. Co chairs Mrs. Fay and Mrs. Vitori announced ticketing led by Mrs. Ronto and food by Mrs. Burroughs.
The Middletown Area Safety Council board will meet at noon at the Bonanza Sirloin Pit located at 1315 S. Breiel Blvd. Aimed at reviewing safety programs and planning new initiatives.
Forest Hills Country Club announces the next ladies day bridge luncheon will be held Tuesday January 14 at the lodge. Reservations for members and invited guests must be made by noon Sunday January 12 with the chairman or by sign up at the lodge.
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