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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1970
Page
6
Sgt. Russell Dwyer of Middletown Police described drug abuse as a widening community problem over the last four years. He warned that most abusers are ages 15 to 24, and urged telling the other side of the drug story while noting two per cent of heroin addicts are ever truly cured.
Madison Middle School and Madison High School students will model their creations at a style show in the high school auditorium at 7 o clock. The Madison High stage band conducted by Wayne Markworth provides music as nearly 100 girls parade their designs.
Miss Diana Lou Martin and Jeffrey Paul McCane plan a June 20 wedding at St Luke's United Presbyterian Church with Rev. Robert E. Clark officiating. A reception will follow at the church. Miss Martin is the daughter of Roy and Mrs. Martin of Trenton. Mr. and Mrs. Paul McCane are of Wilbraham Road.
A brief notice previews a buffet dinner event preceding the program. It notes attendees may expect a simple meal, light fare, and a short gathering structure before the main schedule begins.
Ronald Campbell, lighting engineer for Cincinnati Gas & Electric, spoke to Middletown Garden Club at Mrs. John Molloy’s home. He warned about water pollution conservation and rapid population growth and proposed measures.
Middletown Shrine 25, Order of White Shrine of Jerusalem, will meet Thursday at 7 30 p m in the Commercial Building at 63 S Main St. Mr and Mrs William Neuenswander will conduct the meeting and recognize birthdays of sojourners. Mrs Marion Meir is social hour chairman with assistants Mrs Cecil Hoskins and Mrs Norval Leichty.
Kenneth Haley and E T Forsyth led the Middletown Duplicate Bridge Club session at Temple Beth Sholom with 128 points in east west. Other top east west pairs included Mrs Herschel Greenham with Mrs Sidney Yager at 127 and Mrs Dan MacLean with Mrs Robert Weatherwax at 119. North south leaders were Mrs Frank Coldiron with Mrs C M Woodruff at 127 and two more pairs at 116 and 113. Forty players took part and the Mitchell movement average was 108.
Mrs Gail Sickle led the Belle Terra Garden Club show held at Hunter School winning four prizes including two blue ribbons for artistic arrangements plus best of show and artistic sweepstakes. Other winners include Mrs Edgar Whisman for horticultural sweepstakes and Mrs Eston Riggs for horticulture best of show.
Miss Connie Rae Bunnell and Ed ward T. Griffis plan a July 10 wedding at First United Methodist Church The Rev Eugene Frazer will officiate Attendants include maid of honor Miss Vicki Bunnell bridesmaids Miss Beth Edgington flower girl Jane Ann Lynch best man Robert Griffis ushers Gary Dunn Bill Reynolds Dennis Meyer Tad Bunnell.
Mrs Shirie Wroten welcomed as new member at a board meeting held at Mrs J T Orr home on Oxford Avenue Mrs William Call named assistant chaplain during absence of official chaplain Mrs John Pendleton Bethlehem Lutheran Church women to host luncheon Saturday at Longview Hospital under league sponsorship.
Sixteen year old Bill Jones of 741 Tibball Franklin has graduated from the Famous Artists of Westport Connecticut. The school offers an art course for talented youths aged 12 to 17 directed by a faculty including Norman Rockwell Lorraine Fox Bob Peak and Franklin McMahon.
Practical guidance for parents on footwear as children learn to walk. Emphasizes soft flexible leather soles, adequate growing room, and professional fitting to avoid foot misgrowth. Advises checking feet regularly for pain, gait changes, or misfitting footwear.
Mrs. Stanley Taylor and Mrs. Floyd Voyles welcome a girl and a boy at local homes yesterdays. Fon Carpenter reports a newborn boy today. Out of town, Kenneth Brown in Nome Alaska has a boy Saturday. Hospital dismissals include Valinda Sanders Daniel Taulbee John Schmidt Herman Kettman Lester McKenzie Larry Banks Garvin Travis Mattie Smith Mrs Roy Hudson Dennis Belcher and Mrs Russell Henshull.
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