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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1976
Page
6
Advice from experts on saving nutrients during handling and cooking. Do not drain soaking water, keep vegetables untrimmed, choose whole grains, use low temperatures, and refrigerate promptly to preserve vitamins and minerals. Emphasizes avoiding light exposure, proper storage, and minimal water use.
Nancy Alison Noyes daughter of Mr and Mrs John H Noyes of Wilmington Delaware married Lt(jg) Evan Dahlstrom Robinson from Arlington Virginia at Christ Church in Wilmington. The ceremony featured maid of honor Janet Ann Noyes and several Robinsom relatives as attendants. Both graduates Phi Beta Kappa from the University of Virginia with Paris study, he to pursue Middle Eastern affairs at Johns Hopkins SAIS, she a divinity year in Yale. they plan to reside after a wedding trip to France and England.
Mrs. George F. Adair Bauer, director of Bauer School at 8256 Thomas Road, invites former students teachers and families to an open house from 2 to 5 p.m. Sunday celebrating 25 years of the nursery. She began Montessori education in 1964 after starting in 1951, and 420 children have been taught. Parents considering enrollment are welcome.
Peggy Simmons County Extension Agent Home Economics answers common questions about making jam jelly and preserves at home. She stresses using reliable sources and proper fruit handling to ensure safety and quality.
A Wil lwood Street couple marked their 60th wedding anniversary with an open house yesterday. Mr Roe and Mrs Roe wed in Morgan County Kentucky on July 16 1916 and moved to town in 1919. He retired from Armco Steel in 1960 and they have three children five grandchildren and four great grandchildren.
LaLeche League of Middletown grows to over 30 mothers and babies as a second meeting group forms. The original meets monthly on the third Tuesday at 7 30 p.m. at Linda Belrise’s home, 300 Aberdeen Drive, while the new group begins monthly on the second Wednesday at 9 a.m. at Mary Lewis’s home, 1805 North Street.
Feature listing focuses on women’s roles and events in the era with profiles, society notes, and community notices. Highlights include gatherings, achievements, and cultural happenings that reflect 1970s women’s perspectives and public life.
This week's schedule lists Delta Pi Chapter Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority at 7 30 p m First National Bank Community Room Tuesday activities include Monroe Garden Club tours of Lebanon Garden Station Glendower Museum and Historical Society Building Miami Valley Council 30 Daughters of America 7 30 p m D of A Hall 2114 Oxford State Road Midtown TOPS 6 30 p m Church of Ascension Phythian Sisters 7 30 p m Castle Hall Wednesday LaLeche League 9 a m Mary Lewis 1805 North St Thursday TOPS 369 Hi Hopes 6 p m First Christian Church First Avenue Saturday Bethel 75 International Order of Job s Daughters 10 30 a m Masonic Temple S Marshall Road
Twenty seven relatives gathered Saturday at Mr and Mrs Charles Short 18 Curryer Road for a four generation family reunion. Mrs Dora Reynolds from Albuquerque New Mexico visited as Short's mother for the event.
The Lemon Monroe High School class of 1961 schedules a July 31 buffet and dance at Congress Inn Monroe with a 6 30 p m get acquainted hour Reservations are through Bonnie Sorrell Bryant 206 Brelsford Drive Trenton A July 19 meeting at 8 p m at Congress Inn is open to all members and an all day family picnic is set for August at Armco Park starting noon
The Lebanon Council of Garden Clubs sponsors a Home and Garden Tour this Sunday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Two homes open include the Barr Home on North Broadway an 1840 Warren County historic showplace and Shaker Hill Morgan Horse Farm on State Route 63 built in 1813.
Carlisle residents learn a suspended remedial reading instructor Miss Jetta Stamper may face termination of her continuing contract at the intermediate school. A garden tour includes a Morgan horse barn and nine gardens with a replica Lebanon Station home to the Lebanon Council. Tickets cost 2 dollars at the station or 1.75 in advance. maps will be available.
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