Gazette News-Current from Xenia, Ohio • Page 21

MRS. KENNETH ROWLAND LEADING LADIES Lois follows in mother's footsteps Few organizations have the distinction of having both a mother and her daughter serve as presidents. Mrs. Kenneth Rowland is current president of American Legion Auxiliary Unit of Cedarvillc. Her mother, Mrs.

Grecr McCallister, is a former president. Lois Rowland is the youngest president of the organization which was chartered in 1950. A member since she was 3 years old, she was active in auxiliary juniors throughout the years and became a senior member when she was 18. She also served as district junior activities chairman, which included supervision of junior groups in seven surrounding counties. The auxiliary promotes projects to help veterans' hospitals, Hie OSSO Home, Buckeye Girls' State and various community projects.

Her parents, now Vandalia residents, formerly lived in Cedarville. Lois is the granddaughter of (the late Karlh Bull, publisher of the Cedarville Herald. The Rowlands live on E. Cedar St. in Cedarville and have a son, David Matthew, Kenneth is employed by International Harvester Co.

in Springfield. Lois is a member of the Cedarville United Presbyterian Church and her hobbies include playing the piano. Helen Help THEXEVIA DA ir.Y GAZETTE Wednesday, December 1,1971 Search through hubby's pockets proves shocker By HELEN BOTTEL Dear Helen: I only go through my husband's pockets when I must send his clothes to the cleaners. After he got home from work yesterday, I decided I'd add the sports jacket he wore my "dry cleaning" pile. There was a big heavy enve- ope in his inside pocket and something made me explore, though it was addressed to him.

Helen, was a "confidential report on divorce" in our state. About a month before, I'd this service advertised in a magazine for $25. My husband has been unusually quiet lately, but I didn't dream anything was wrong wilh our marriage. I just thought he was tired. We're both True, we don't talk together very much so little that I'm afraid to ask him how and why he got this report.

Is it possible for a man to consider divorce without i wife guessing there's a problem? SHOCKED NUMB Dear Numb: It's not only possible, I'd estimate that in at least one- sixth of nil "older" marriage break ups, the request for divorce comes as a numbing surprise to the other partner. This kcause they bad stopped talk- Ing really communicating a long time before. For Pete's sake, ASK your lusband about the divorce report! he spent $25 to get it, fien his yearning for freedom is more than an idle dream, and it's long past time you found out why. H. Dear Helen: How do you feel about babysitting fees as income tax deductions? When a woman must work, she often spends half her paycheck on child care.

Isn't she just as entitled to declare this as a man is to declare his secretarial or janitorial expenses at the office? WORKING MOTHER Dear W. Mother: She certainly is and I hope the' IRS soon realizes it! However, this situation doesn't apply entirely fo women. I know several young widowed fathers who could also benefit from haby sitter deductions. H. Dear Helen: My husband's office gives parties almost every month, and they're closed to mates who don't work there.

Here's an example: the summer out.ng wa, at a country club. It started at 10 a.m., with all kinds of outdoor games, and ended with cocktails, dinner and dancing until after midnight. I think this is immoral and that it's unfair to encourage misbehavior between married men and female workers. Don't S'ou? TIRED OK BEING LEFT OUT Dear Tired: Are you certain (his is "company policy," or is it hushand's policy? Very few organizations much friction front. H.

on the home family 2-3 patient list Dear Helen: I'm 23 nnd in love with a wonderful guy with "morals" up to here! Before I marry him l(as he has asked me). 1 want an affair. After all, a girl needs to be sure. Bui he says it's marriage first or nothing. He's very manly, but he was up super straight.

I wasn't. My being a non virgin doesn't bother him, but lie refuses to settle for less than marriage, even for a nighf. This isn't a sex hangup much as iiist stubbornness. (I THINK WHAT TO DO? Dear What: Get married! If he's wIlliiiR to lake a chance, why not you? H. Mil.

AND MRS. RONALD HAZELBAKER Elizabeth Smith married Saturday when spects you. greene memorial Admissions Tuesday: Marjorie, 7, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Brown.

Bowersville, medical. Cindy, 15, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carsel Swearingen, 508 Layne surgical. Miss Beverly Pollock, 28 Wilmington Cedarville, medical.

Miss Fay Freeman, Ireland Hall, Wilberforce, surgical. cool (Editor's note: This is a Dec. 9 Ohio State Univcr- listing of area activities of- ty Greal Artists SerieSi Cil fered for family fun. It will nadian Qf appear weekly.) fenbach Orpheus in the Un- Fricfey Wright State Uni- deiworld," in English; Mer- versity Artist Lecture Series, shon Auditorium, Columbus. Tiny Alice music group, Dae.

9-12 Christmas An- p.m., free admission; WSU Del- iii(iucs show and Sale Colum UI12 fun man Auditorium. Now through Dec. IS Pho-j to exhibition, "Contemporary Images in Photography," by Axel Bahnsen of Yellow Springs and students, 10 a.m.-. bus. Dec.

10-11 Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra, Vladimir Ashkenazy, pianist, playing Beethoven, and William Justus, baritone, and May Festival 4 p.m. Mondays Saturdays, horus singing Walton's "Bel- 6-9 Monday, Friday nights, 2-S, lamr Feast; Cincinnati p.m. Sundays; Greene County Mllsjc Ha Dec. 12 Dayton Ballet Company, "Cinderella;" Wa- Historical Society Snedikcr Bldg. Saturday Vanguard n- bash) 1ml'.

Series. Jean Jacques Dec 17-18 Cincinnati Synv torow, violinist, 8:30 p.m.; Day- EVEN1NG REFRESHER Linzer Squares Viennese Coffee LhN'ZER SQUARES The texture is a cross between a bar cookie and cake. One third cup whole or slivered blanched almonds IVj cups unsifted flour Vi cup granulated sugar ton Art Institute. Dec. 3-4 and 10 11 Dayton Community Theatre, m- mertree," 8 p.m.; Daylon Playhouse, 1728 E.

Third Dayton. Dec. 3-5 Wmterfest 1971, sale of handmade crafts, spon- sored by Yellow Springs Arts Council; Bryan Community Center, Yellow Springs. Dei. 3-5 and 9-11 phony Orchestra, subscription aeries playing Dvorak, Stravinsky.

Barber, and with Erich Friedman, violinist, playing Lab; Cincinnati Music Hall. Dec. 17 and 19 "The Messiah" by Handel, Xenia High School senior choir and adult Vi cup firmly packed light brown sugar Vi teaspoon baking powder Vi teaspoon salt teaspoon cinnamon cup (1 quarter pound Fairborn stick) butter 1 whole egg 1 egg yolk Vi cup raspberry jam Miss Shirley Allen, 325 W. Third medical. Mrs.

Juanita Duvall, 3 Fairborn, surgical. Mrs. Corda Bowman, 1S25 S. Maple, Fairborn, surgic.il. Mrs.

Federica Turner, Xenis Route 1, medical. Mrs. Logan Fields, 17.36 Lowell Fairborn, medical. Mrs. John Goodemotc, 1267 Oakhill Fairborn, medical.

Mrs. Major Fyffe, 44 La n- dale Fairborn, surgical. Mrs. Robert Ostmrne, 102 W. Funderburg Fairborn, sur- jgical.

Austin Mikes, 625 Chestnut medical. William W. Elliott, 1366 Kylemore surgical. (Monday). Births: Mrs.

Hamer Campbell, 343 Country Club surgical. Mrs, James Lykins, 2537 W. Jackson Yellow Springs, and daughter born Sunday. Mrs. Wayne Apgar, 10S1 S.

Columbus and son born Friday. elsewhere CLINTON Birth: Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Smith Waynesville. GOOD Birth: Son to Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas Hodson, Spring Valley. MIAMI VALLEYBirlh: Son lo Mr. and Mrs. Gary Wical, Waynesville.

This column is dedicated to family living, so if you're hav-1 kid trouble, or jus! plain' trouble, let Helen help YOU. She will also welcome your- own amusing experiences. Ac'-1 dress Helen Bmiel Xenia Daily Gazette. JAMESTOWN United Methodist Church was the scene Saturday afternoon of Ihe wedding of Elizabeth Ann Smith anrl Ronald Eugene Hazelhaker. The Rev.

Everett Mosslander performed the ceremony at 2:30 o'clock. Parents of the bride are Mr.jcrocheted flowers. Her short and Mrs. Harve Srnilh, 4395! veil was caught to a flnrr! in care ofiShawnce Jamestown. The headpiece and she carried a i bridegroom is the Eon of Mrs.

bouquet of small white pnni- PI.KASE NO In cir- rnspiinripncft a- 1th author this rrthimn. ritr-ase addrrss us follmvs: UMpn Knlccl In Vire nf The GaMle. XpnU. Oli I a Thi-: I'-- Tf )t ynnr Inter anil Insures It win tint hR npenrd in he Gav.cllR Newsroom. I Son to Mr.

and Mrs. Vaughn Anderson, 1868 Stewart Fairborn. Twin girls (o Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Johnson, 309 Wayne Grind almonds in electric blender or hand rotary grater.

Mix all but 2 tablespoons of the flour, the sugars, baking powder, salt and cinnamon; with a Dismissals: Miss Sandra Collinsworth, 169 Dickey Fairborn, surgical. Miss Vicky Sulcer, Wilmington, surgical. Art association planning party An open house and Christmas parly at the Barney Wolf Party Room, Alpha, will be held instead of the regular monthly meeting for Beavercreek Creative Arts Association. Work of students from the organization's fall classes will be displayed at tile event at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday.

Students, their husbands or wives and husbands and wives of members also will be welcome at the holiday event, Announcement will be made later of the spring series of! classes, which will begin Januarv. personally Norma of Union St.Jpons and purple cornflowers and Charles Hazclbaker of Sarasota, Fla. Given in marriage by her trimmed with white lace. Miss Deborah Smith was maid of honor for her sister. Miss IN XENIA Mr.

and Mrs. Jack Whitney. 970 Livingston returned Saturday from the Philippine Islands where they visited their son-in-law and daughter, Capt. and Mrs. James Shearer (Jaci) at Clark AF Base.

This a their first chance to become acquainted with their new granddaughter, 6 months old Amanda, whom the Shearers adopted three months ago. En route home, the Whilncys stopped over in Tokyo, Japan, and Hawaii Dr. Paul Espey, former Xenia physician who has been ill in a Quincy, 111. hospital, is reported to be improve 1 and has returned lo his home at 2130 Harrison Quincy and gift exchange at the Xenia Golf Club Sunday at 6 p.m. Gase.iteland motor route country! I Westminster UP Church; -I ti we ed and p.m.

Dec. 19, Faith Communi- wjtrl a or ty UM. ec 17-19 Dayton Ballet State University Theater, "The company, "Amahl and the Night Thoreau Spent in Jail," visitors" by Menotti; An- 8:30 p.m.; New Liberty Hall lio college, Yellow Springs. Theater, National Fairborn. Dec.

4 Cincinnati Sym-j phony Orchestra Eight O'clock. Series, Holiday Special wi Italo Tajo, bass; Cincinnati Music Hall. Dec. 4 Christmas Festival and Parade, Bethel; Christmas Parade, London. Dec.

6 Ohio State Univer- sity Great Artists Series, Orchestra; Mershon Au; ditorium, Columbus, Dec. 7 Cincinnati Sytn- phony Orchestra Quintet; be whj ha sale and Fairborn Baker High School field house. Philhar- Dayton musicians; Dec. pastry blender cut in butter un- crumbly. almonds, whole egg and egg yolk.

Re move Vi cup dough and add Ihe reserved 2 tablespoons flour it; knead well, then chill until firm. (Use freezer for chilling if you like.) Meanwhile, using damp fingertips, press remaining dough over bottom of a square 9-inch rake pan; spread with jam. Roll chilled dough on a floured pastry cloth to a little less than thick; cut into Vi inch wide strips. Place half the strips on the bias over the jam; crisscross remaining strips over Ihe first. Bake in a preheated 375 degree oven about 25 minutes.

Cool partially. Cut in squares. Serve warm or reheat; top with whipped cream. Wives Club to liave bazaar Handmade Chrislmas gifts and decorations will be a- tured at the holiday bazaar of the NCO Wives Club of Wright- Patterson AF Base Saturday. It's being held at the Ser- ivice Club in (he Wond I section of the base from a.m.

to 4 p.m. Featured 10 country store. Dec. 8 Dayton monic Orchestra and Ballet Company, music by aid Keats of Antioch College and Audley Wasson of Dayton, choreography by Josephine Schwarz, Bess Saylor and Jon Rodriguez of Daylon, 8:30 p.m.; Dayton Memorial Hall. Dec.

9 American Theatre League of Dayton, James Whirmore in "Will Rogers' USA," 8:30 p.m.; Dayton Memorial Hall. HOLIDAY SPECIAL CARPET and FURNITURE CLEANING (Special Ends Dec. 22) XENIA RUG CLEANERS FREE Pick-up and delivery on furniture and loose carpet FOR FREE ESTIMATE DIAL 372-1851 OFF father, the bride wore a white Combs of Fairborn, the floor length rayon gown with cousin, was bridesmaid. sheer silk overlay, styled with They wore light blue flon an empire bodice adorned wiihjlength gowns with empire bodices adorned with lace flowers and sheer silk overlay. Each carried a single rose tied with a light blue ribbon and wore dark blue velvet ribbons in her have a covered dish Christmas! na dinner and SI gift exchange smes and Sieve Kazelbak-r Monday at 6:30 p.m.

at thej wcre best man and usher, re- gavelcade VFW Auxiliary of Beaver creek Memorial Post Post home Members of the a Grandmothers Club will their annual Christmas have parly spectively, for their brother. A reception was held at a bride's parents' home following Ihe ceremony. Hostesses were Kathy Paris and Kathy Hall, bolh of Jamestown. The bride is a 1970 graduate of Greeneview High School. The Cancellations are to be is serving with the ay Friday with Mrs.

Guy Cap at Ft. Carson, Colo, linger, 3722171 The couple will reside at 374S LaSalle, Apt. 4102, Colorado T-T vr Springs, Colo. The Xenia Toaslmistress Club will meet Tuesday at 6 p.m. for a covered dish dinner at the home of Mrs.

William Coales, 300 N. Galloway There will be a S2 gift change Arrangements ENGLE FLORAL 289 Dillon Alt. Ph. 372-8051 Ideal Christmas Gift For The Hip Swingers MINI HIP SUPS With Attached Panties Regularly Lacy Trim White and Assorted Colors $OOO $OOO 2 Fine Feminine Apparel V- PRE-CHRISTMflS GIFT SLIPPER SALE Values to $4.99 S. Detroit St.

GARFIELD'S Women's fur-trim house slippers in every color Imaginable. All better grade, but discontinued styles on sale! Sizes 5 to 10 "ff- Use BankAmericard or Master Charge I East Mala St..