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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1969
Page
9
The Turtlecreek Township Unit of the Warren County Emergency Police will run a monthly paper drive on Sunday starting at 12 30. Proceeds fund emergency supplies. Residents of Lebanon and the township are asked to bundle old newspapers and magazines and place them at the street edge for pickup.
Franklin youngsters display wide emotions during measles vaccination day at Wayne Elementary. Hundreds of children aged one to twelve were immunized across Warren County on Sunday.
Warren County Registered Nurses Association plans a dinner at 6 30 Thursday night at the Golden Lamb Inn Lebanon with Sgt Russell Dwyer of Middletown police discussing narcotics. Publicity director Emily Wright urges reservations with Marilyn Slorp at 933 1317.
Jaycee blood drive at United Presbyterian Church kicks off the new Preble County Blood Bank to serve county residents at no cost. Donor director Redelberger says the event sets a pace for future drawings and notes a potential 700 pints used annually with a $25 per pint nonreplacement fee if shortages occur.
The conservationist argues erosion flooding and sedimentation can be prevented with planning and application of conservation measures. He urges integrating conservation into all development plans and notes that early, orderly costs are far lower than later remediation.
The Village Council set April 10 through May 10 for the annual Clean-up and Paint-up. All junk cars, car frames and debris must be removed. With the Village Frontier Frolics in June, residents are asked to beautify their home grounds.
Franklin kicks off a citywide cleanup running through May 14. City trucks collect trash and old furniture from any home at no charge, by request. Residents should place debris in a single pile and call 746-9921 to dispatch a truck. The program aims to improve property values and civic pride.
Springboro residents launch nonsectarian FISH to aid those in need, inspired by a Greenville chapter. About 25 attended the kickoff meeting as organizers promise volunteers will donate 24 hours monthly or be on call, with a dedicated help line.
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