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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1966
Page
8
The Springboro High School Athletic Boosters Club schedules a Sept 5 meeting at the high school to review a practice game between A and B football, plan Booster Night on Sept 8 with team and marching band introductions, and operate a lunch stand selling fish sandwiches, coleslaw, and baked beans to support the athletic fund.
The Deerfield-Union school board raised lunch prices due to higher food costs. Ten to twelve grade students will pay 35 cents, adults 40 cents, while grades one through eight stay at 30 cents. Elementary milk will rise from 2 to 3 cents.
A Sunday gathering near Oeder's Lake in Zoar brought together Odd Fellows from southwest Ohio with co sponsors Lincoln Encampment No 100 IOOF and the Ladies Encampment Auxiliary of Middletown for a regional picnic event.
Donna Lee Mize daughter of Mr and Mrs Don Mize Excello recently graduated Evangel College with a history major Miss Mize will teach in the Carlisle school system Her education includes Monroe High School and a history focus for teaching duties in Carlisle Schools May refer to a wedding rice gesture in Europe not directly tied to her assignment.
Judy Carol Patrick 20 daughter of Mr and Mrs Gordon D Matthews 2214 Wellington Road Blue Ball is home on leave after completing 10 weeks of basic training at the U S Naval Training Center Bainbridge Md and graduating during a military review There she joined the local Wave and will report next week to the Naval Training Center Great Lakes Ill for Hospital Corps School Patrick a Carlisle High School 1964 graduate attended Eastern Kentucky University enlisted for three years and was sworn in May 20 at the Cincinnati recruiting station.
The Ohio Bureau of Criminal Identification offers personalized identification cards at the Butler County Fair under Attorney General William B. Saxbe. Cards record thumbprints and basic details to aid identification, a service popular with parents for their children. The bureau notes it maintains over 6 million fingerprint records and has seen high requests for the ID cards in past years.
Warren County Soil and Water Conservation District board schedules its annual meeting and fish fry at Camp Graham Clarksville on Wednesday Sept 7 at 6 30 p m Donald McCormack state soil scientist of Columbus will speak An election to fill expiring terms of William Marr and Frank Swartzel will be held Candidates are John Finkbone William Marr Frank Swartzel and Herbert Wilkens Tickets for the dinner available from board members or the Soil Conservation Service Lebanon.
Goodwill Industries outlet at 15 E Mulberry St Lebanon will move to 15 E Main St on Sept 1. Manager Hazel Mays said the store will close Aug 27 and reopen in the new location Sept 1 after 12 years at Mulberry Street.
A readable extraction lists across and down crossword clues with numbers and partial hints including weather, Egyptian terms, animals and objects. It notes averages and publication credits from King Features Sync 1966 and includes scattered answers like topaz and hummingbird as examples.
The Gratis Sesquicentennial executive committee will hold a special meeting tonight at the Gratis firehouse. A county wide Cub Scout derby was held Sunday with Robert Barnes winning first prize in the cub mobile derby sponsored by Dens 1 and 2 of Gratis Cub Pack 131. The bluejay preys on eggs and young from smaller birds.
At the Ohio State Fair a 125 foot car drop will illustrate the danger of a 62 mph head on crash. Sponsored by the State Department of Highway Safety and backed by War Iren C. Nelson and Wm. Stuckey of Ohio State University, the event stresses street and highway safety and takes place Monday Aug 29 at 11 am in front of the grandstand with Beasley Ford George J. Igel and Co. and Wirthman Brothers of Columbus as cooperators.
Members of the Junior Grange held a crafts contest and earned a placement with its booth at the Warren County Fair.
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