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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1973
Page
10
Decorator Arthur Leaman solves a two-child room split by using bunk bed sheets printed with NBA and NHL logos as bed spreads. Laminated shades extend the motif and built in shelves serve as headboards with display space and a study desk for homework.
Two Middletown seniors will take part in a Sunday recital at 3 p.m. in the Taft Museum Cincinnati. Barbara Goodman of 3008 Sheldon Road studies with Mrs. V C Thompson. Charma Blackmore of 1110 Dubois Road Carlisle studies with Mrs. William H Kenney. Sponsored by the Southwest District of the Ohio Music Teachers Association.
Rutgers University researchers experiment with making foods more appealing by taste and appearance to improve nutrition. They test spinach flavored like chips, vitamin enriched dried fruit cookies, and protein rich drinks, while noting current foods often lack expected nutrients. They aim to nutrify products during processing, citing soy protein flavors and milk as examples.
Planning group at Kensington Street home of Mr and Mrs Dorsey Shepherd selected the theme Suddenly It's Spring and prepared decorations with committee members including Mr and Mrs James Stiver Mr and Mrs James Curry Mr and Mrs Cecil Wooddell Mr and Mrs James Robinson and Mr and Mrs Weber Sheley. The Imperial House South near Miamisburg hosts the formal dance from 7 15 p m with cocktail hour and dinner followed by dancing from 9 p m to 1 a m with the Ron Meyers Orchestra. Reservations are via the Currys and the Stivers.
Recipe for glazed carrots with butter mustard and corn syrup. Parboil 3 to 4 carrots until tender then drain. Stir in 2 tablespoons butter 2 tablespoons prepared yellow mustard 2 tablespoons light corn syrup and a hint of nutmeg. Heat until butter melts. Serves 2 to 3.
Mrs. Burley Cottle becomes president of the Midlothian Chapter American War Mothers to fill Earle Williams' unexpired term after her health-related resignation. Williams served this year as president. Cottle is past chapter president and was first vice president. New fourth vice president George Lykins and committee chairs were installed. March 15 meeting canceled. next session set for April 5 at 1:30 p.m. Roses for shut-ins and donations to Dayton VA Hospital planned.
Open section winners were Bill Kash and Ben Goodman, Mrs. Russell Anness and Mrs. Dan MacLean, and Miss Josephine Armstrong and Mrs. Gordon Nein. Novice section winners were Connie Sohingen and Mrs. Jerry Roberts, Mrs. Edward Stigler and Mrs. James Sloan, and Mrs. Bill Kash and Dan MacLean. The session met in Verity Lodge on the local campus.
A simple omelet gains flavor with sautéed onion and green pepper folded into tomato sauce as the filling. The method enhances the omelet with a rich, hammy tomato base and bright vegetables.
Announcement of engagement of Miss Linda Kay ONeal to Kenneth E. Brown of Germantown. The bride elect, Hal ONeal, is a Germantown graduate and Miami University alumna teaching at Rikes Dayton. Brown is a Madison High School alumnus employed at GM Delco Moraine. An August 11 Dayton wedding is planned.
Mrs. Dan MacLean and Mrs. Vernon Jones won the 10th annual National Industrial Recreation Association tournament at Armco General Office cafeteria. Runners-up were Mrs. M. L. Johnston and Mrs. Richard Getter, with C. M. Woodruff and Howard Wikoff also noted as finalists. Winners may advance to the national tournament. trophies will be awarded locally. Next Armco session set for March 13 at 7:30 p.m. in the General Office cafeteria.
The Order of Rainbow for Girls Middletown Assembly 58 will meet tomorrow at 9 30 a m for a breakfast at the Masonic Temple on N Main Street Patty Heinkel worthy adviser will conduct balloting and announce plans for a bazaar at the Dayton Mall in April Members of the Mothers Circle assisting with the bazaar will meet Monday at Connie Adkins home to make crafts.
At Wilmington College a night class shows six girls and four boys who work on a demonstrator engine under two instructors. The girls excel in notes and learning, while boys rely on familiarity with cars. The non credit course costs five dollars and aims to prevent overcharging at service stations.
Three Middletown Campus of Miami University students run a combined chess and checkers tournament and workshop for area middle school students Saturday from 9 a.m. to noon at Verity Lodge. The project is part of a School and Community Recreation course with free admission and sign up at local middle schools.
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