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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1978
Page
6
Fitzhugh Dodson, psychologist and author, says his new book marks the end of the permissive era and signals a rise in parents rights. He notes past works like How to Parent and How to Discipline with Love as foundations for a more assertive approach to childrearing.
A recipe roundup shows pot roast using cheaper cuts like chuck with method for browning and slow simmering, plus two dinner ideas. It also quotes Dodson on parenting, urging firm, trained, marriage-centered approaches, rights of parents, and belajar on love and child psychology.
Two Middletown residents earned dean's list honors for the fall term at Washington and Lee University in Lexington Virginia. Douglas Gaker and Brian Bauer achieved the academic distinction, with other local students including Mike Shadoan and Mark Thompson at the University of Cincinnati and David Eckhardt at Ohio State University. Karen Boettcher and Diane Elaine Stork are also noted on dean's lists at Georgia Tech and Baldwin Wallace College respectively. Michael Davidson, a DePauw University freshman interning at WHIO-TV in Dayton, participates in January special project month.
Middletown Welcome Wagon Club invites area residents to a meeting tomorrow at the Church of the Ascension on McGee Avenue and McKnight Drive. Coffee at 7 15 p m. Plans for a spring card party and fashion show will be discussed. A couples card party is planned for Saturday at 7 30 p m at Frisch s on Germantown Road with a $4 per couple fee. The next meeting is set for February 28.
The Middletown Christian Women’s Club hosts a February luncheon with Seaton of Athens as the speaker, plus Barbara Sandford on brass rubbings and Ray Arnold the local bass singer. Event starts at noon at the Manchester Inn. reservations $4.25 by Feb 1 through Cora Sue or Frances Letts. Nursery care available at First United Methodist Church with reservations. A prayer coffee by CWC is set for Jan 30 at Pat Johnson’s home.
Andrew Roper will present a travel slide show at the Auxiliary to the Middletown Area Senior Citizens annual meeting. The 1:30 p.m. gathering at the Senior Citizens Center in City Centre Plaza welcomes all interested, with the group funding center lunches at Easter and Thanksgiving and accepting donations beyond $1 dues. Mrs. Dick Nisbet hosts.
The Journal outlines eligibility and submission rules for engagement and wedding announcements. Requirements include age and prior-marital status for participants, photo submission timelines, and where to obtain proper forms from the Women’s Department or Journal switchboard.
In Rome Roberto Capucci rejects fully ready-to-wear, arguing high fashion must remain art. He plans a future line while keeping both worlds separate, insisting designs are tailored to the wearer, not the buyer. His spring summer collection stunned buyers with stagey gowns and vivid gowns that defy practicality.
Miss Deborah Ellen Doty and Thomas Edward Parker set March 18 for their wedding at Anderson College. Maid of honor is Diane Doty, with Dorothy Doty and Sharon Lipp as bridesmaids. Best man Paul Haynie. groomsmen Frank and David Parker and Edward Farrelly. Ceremony at Adam W. Miller Chapel. receptions planned at Olt Student Center.
The marriage of Mrs Rebecca Fugate of Euclid Court to Carroll R Weeks is announced. They wed January seventeenth at Pleasant Ridge United Methodist Church. Weeks works for Diamond International Corp and is the son of Mrs Liderato Mauro of Billerica Massachusetts and Carroll Weeks of Laconia New Hampshire. His wife is the daughter of Mrs John Maher of Jacksonville Florida and James Allen of Phoenix Arizona, formerly of Middletown.
The Trefoil Girl Scout leaders scheduled to meet tomorrow at the First National Bank at 7 p.m. have canceled due to the weather.
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