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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1977
Page
8
Winter months favor weight gain and steady diet changes help. Replace sugary fatty foods with fruits and vegetables, embrace high quality protein from fish fowl and lean meats, and consider skim milk. Limit fats and salt, watch portion sizes, and avoid second helpings to support healthy weight loss.
Bill Atkinson designs Printed Pattern A817 offering two tops plus a skirt that buttons on both sides for standalone or layered wear. Available in Misses sizes 8 through 18, size 12 skirt uses 25 yards of 45 inch fabric. price 1.50 dollars with 0.35 extra for air mail.
A second annual all male show called Freedom of Fashions will run June 26 at Bethel AME Church to raise funds for Wilberforce University scholarships. Organizer Dorothy Howard enlists about 40 men and boys modeling beach to evening wear with clothes from local stores. Barbara Brooks 13 participates in the Layman's Contest. Tickets cost 2 dollars, available at Thompson's Beauty Shop or at the door.
Ohio women gather in Columbus for films modern dance and readings at the state fairgrounds this weekend. Sponsored by the Ohio International Women's Year Coordinating Committee and funded by the US Congress, events run 12 30 to 5 p m Saturday and 8 a m to noon Sunday in the Ohio Historical Society Building with topics on parent child relationships the women s movement rape working women and homosexuality. Saturday night features the Rhodes Building coal mining film Harlan County USA and performances by a Columbus dance company plus the premiere Ebony Jazz Poem a program of movement music and readings in honor of the Ohio WY meeting. For more information call Rosemary Palmer at 614 461 0308.
Home economists advise placing frozen ice cream in the refrigerator’s food storage section 20 to 30 minutes before serving. This softens the texture just enough for smooth dipping and serving.
The Journal outlines eligibility rules for engagement and marriage notices. Engagements require both partners to be out of high school, with image limits if dates are under three months apart, and prohibits pictures of women who were previously married. For marriages, submissions should be made a week before posing, with late pictures accepted five days after nuptials or publication without a photo, and prior marriages for women are disallowed.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul R Lockmeyer were surprised at a yesterday open house hosted by their son in Franklin. They wed June 7, 1952 at First Baptist Church and have three grandchildren. Mr. Lockmeyer retired from Cincinnati Gas and Electric Co in 1976 after 29 years of service.
The Jeannette Niederlander Quilting and Needlework Group meets tomorrow at 1 p.m. in the Middletown Public Library community room. The public is invited and may bring any type of needlework. The group meets every other Tuesday in the same room.
A diabetes program will be held tomorrow at the Cincinnati Affiliate of the American Diabetes Association annual meeting. The lecture, by Dr Fred Whitehouse, will take place at 7 30 p m in the Kresge Auditorium of the Cincinnati College of Medicine 231 Bethesda Ave. The public is invited with no admission.
Ida Morningstar Chapter 572 of the Order of the Eastern Star will host Harvest Chapter Dayton at the Masonic Temple tomorrow at 7 30 pm. Fathers will be honored as Mrs Joe Schrock and Mrs Robert Stoops plan the social hour. Entertainment by the Double Triple Trio from Roosevelt Middle School directed by Dolores Revelos and accompanied by Joseph Sabo.
Sandra Lynn Fugett and Ralph Michael Carnes married at 3 30 p m yesterday in Carillon Park Dayton with reception at Franklin home. Attendants included Karen Meyers and Debbie Fugett. The couple will reside in Springboro after a honeymoon at Natural Bridge State Park Kentucky.
When pressed for time, stir sour cream into spinach and heat gently for a simple creamy accompaniment. The soft tang from sour cream blends with greens, creating a comforting dish without a traditional cream sauce.
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