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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1977
Page
8
A friendly note proposes a baked chicken idea for weight watchers with a light, positive tone. It suggests enjoying flavorful meals while pursuing a slimmer lifestyle and hints at a simple, cozy approach to cooking.
A Middletown cotillion will be held November 12 at the Manchester Inn. Co chairs are Mr and Mrs Robert Holly with a planning group including Mr and Mrs Gary Kaup, Mr and Mrs Robert Kemp, Mr and Mrs William Miller Jr and Mr and Mrs John Soden. They met for planning and will reconvene September 25 at 7 30 p m.
At the September meeting the St. Richard Stockton Chapter Daughters of the American Colonists voted to donate 175 candles for Middletown's October 175th anniversary birthday cake. Hostesses were Mrs. Orville Brubaker and Mrs Charles Sanger at Antiquity House Eaton. Guests included Mrs Antonii Alford and Mrs Stewart Prake.
Mrs Paul Kennedy showcased jade natal plum and miniature ivy topiary shapes including a rooster and rabbit at the Middletown Garden Club September gathering hosted by Mrs Robert Kent. Proceeds from a gourmet cocktail party fund 1000 flower bulbs for city beautification and support Operation Hoedown vegetable garden. Awards went to several members for blue and red flowers and yellow garden flowers with side table arrangements.
Miss Pamela England and Steve Trent announced their marriage performed by Rev. E B Arnold on September 10 at the Church of God in Matheny. The couple will reside in Hanover with Pamela employed as a secretary at Consolidation Coal Co. in Pineville and Steve a Lemon-Monroe High School and Lebanon Police graduate.
Mrs Lyle Warren chairs the Homemakers fifth annual Santa Breakfast set for December 10 from 9 am to 2 pm at Fenwick High School. Co chair Mrs Fred Miller leads the group with longtime member roles and community involvement.
Forty players competed at the Middletown Duplicate Bridge Club session using the Mitchell movement across ten tables at the Middletown Area Senior Citizens Center. North-south winners were Mrs. Doug Clifton with Mrs. C. M. Woodruff, Paul Smith with Ron Babcock, and William Kash with Ray Sherman Jr. Top east-west pairs were Dave Balsmeyer with Steve Temple, Mrs. John Houser with Mrs. Frances Saylor, and Mrs. Vernon Jones with Mrs. L. J. Long. The quarterly club tournament is slated for next Monday at Temple Beth Sholom recreation room.
Phi Beta Psi Sorority announces its meeting of My Chapter tomorrow at 7 30 pm in the Middletown Area United Way Building. The gathering invites members and guests to discuss upcoming activities and events.
Gail Butler and Dwight Elliott Stone wed at Trinity Baptist Temple at 2 30 PM with vows by the bridegroom and bride. Mrs Zelda Dishman sister of the groom served as bridesmaid. The Butler and Stone families reside at Woodlawn Avenue and Seneca Avenue respectively.
Greasing pans with cocoa powder before pouring batter enhances flavor and yields a richer finish. The dry coating prevents sticking and gives cakes a uniform, glossy crust.
A Wyoming County deputy sheriff in West Virginia joins the academy. The move aims to strengthen local law enforcement capacity and community safety efforts.
A card party at 7 30 p m tomorrow at the Women's Center will benefit the National Crippled Children's Fund. Sponsored by the Ladies Auxiliary Frank D. Vitori Lodge 2141 Sons of Italy. Mrs Nick Vitori chairs. Reservations Mrs Vince Rivizzino 423 7019. Tickets 1 75 each with refreshments and prizes.
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