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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1978
Page
8
A guide to preparing fish with simple tastiness. Highlights include not overcooking to preserve moisture and using lemon juice and Worcestershire sauce for flavor. The recipe features grilled halibut with butter lemon, parsley, pickle relish, and serving suggestions.
A fuller figure friendly menu combines a savory poached fish with a light dieter friendly sauce. The readable text describes knit separates and a chic skirt set featuring tweed and striped patterns for a stylish plus size look. The recipe yields six portions and pairs well with lemon wedges and a parsley relish.
Mr and Mrs David Lewis of Gratis announce the engagement of their daughter Monica to Jerry Essig son of Mr and Mrs Milo Essig of Gratis Miss Lewis a Preble Shawnee graduate employed by Ohio Casualty in Hamilton and Mr Essig an alumnus of the same high school and of Montgomery County Joint Vocational School employed by Highway Equipment in Cincinnati plan a January 6 wedding at First Brethren Church Gratis.
Residents of the Women's Center were guests of honor at a dinner hosted by the center's board. Mrs. Maurice Rohrkemper chaired the event. Board president Mrs. Mildred Miller reported on Middfest participation and announced upcoming events including a board meeting on Oct 23, a federation banquet on Oct 26, a flea market on Oct 26 at 6229 Germantown Road, and an open house for the 65th anniversary on Nov 26 to Dec 4. Also included is a fish and vegetable confetti salad recipe using leftover fish with lettuce garnish and a 6 serving yield.
Mrs Ronald Solar was elected president for the 1978 79 year at a luncheon meeting hosted by Mrs Josep Flannery. Other new officers include Mrs David Schul as vice president and Mrs Curt Compton as secretary. New members are Mrs Dwayne Langworthy and Mrs James Collins. Guests attended from several households.
Xi Epsilon og Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority discussed a cookbook project for fundraising featuring members favorite recipes. An invitation to a crystal party hosted by Xilota Xi BSP on Nov 7 was announced along with upcoming events and the next meeting details for Oct 2 at Barnitz Bank hosted by Mrs Dottie Shockey.
Members of the Mid Women’s Clubs will learn macrame tree ornaments Friday in a workshop led by Mrs Walling Gray federation board member who teaches at Elder Beerman. The session runs from 4 am to 1 pm at the Senior Citizens Center. Ornaments will decorate the Charity Ball on December 8 at the Manchester Inn and later be sold to raise federation funds. Each club is asked to donate five all white ornaments and attendees should contact Mrs Gray at 423 0097.
A Germantown woman named Roxanne Porter was among area members who received caps Saturday for completing the Butler County Program of Practical Nurse Education class. The ceremony honored graduates and highlighted the group’s achievement in advancing nursing education locally.
The Social and Service League of the First Baptist Church hosts a Bazaar Preview on Monday Oct. 23 at 7 30 p.m. Women crafting items for the Nov 10 bazaar will display them and guests should bring canned goods for the meeting. New officers are Vivian Derickson president Mary Lapin vice president Mary McGuire secretary Neary Dougherty treasurer. Program committee members are Lorene Webb Louisa Dennis Dee Dee Rau and Vicky Selby.
Announcement of the September 22 marriage of Cheryl M Bowman and Rick Dunn at Logan Avenue Church of Christ with Rev Robert Davidson officiating. The couple will reside in Franklin. The bride is from Springboro and a Springboro High School alumna. the groom from Graham Drive Springboro and a Middletown High School graduate employed by Armco.
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