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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1967
Page
16
The Trenton school system announces opening for September six with full day sessions. Teachers meet September five for an all day session. Fees for grades one to five rise to 30 cents and grades six to twelve to 35 cents. Extra milk costs increase to 3 and 4 cents.
Pfc Paul Couch Jr ends a 30 day leave with his parents and returns to Ft. Knox Ky to rejoin his aviation unit. The Butler county home economics picnic was held recently at Thompson Park.
Carlisle Superintendent David E. Way announced today that applications are open for an elementary school principal. The role will supervise 46 teachers and about 1,400 students from kindergarten through fifth grade.
A Carlisle volunteer group formed an assembly line at the Letter Shop to produce the annual program for the Society for Handicapped Children. Mrs. Jack Greenwald donated shop use and technical help. Volunteers Judy and Doris Thompson Mrs Grata Hayslip and Matilda Fugett with daughters Rosemary and Sandy assisted. The society funds the Carlisle School for the Handicapped which offers no tuition and individual learning rates. After age 16, students transfer to the Community Sheltered Workshop for job training and small wages.
Families in Kings Mills can tape messages for Yale via WPFB Middletown. The program records at 4505 Central Ave from 2 to 3 p.m. Sunday Sept 3 with no charge. Call the parsonage at 398-2239.
Dayton police describe the Zar's Book Store raid as the city's largest pornography bust. Detectives seized 14 films 200 slides and numerous lewd books. Owner Thomas Zarecky and his son Gregory were held for questioning.
Springboro Boy Scouts organize a paper drive Saturday under Rev. Eugene Griffith of the E U B Church. Hours run from 8 30 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Brent Minnick, a Preble Shawnee graduate and Preble County sophomore at the University of Cincinnati College of Pharmacy, received a $1 200 federal pharmacy scholarship. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Edward B Minnick of 6775 Camden Road and graduated in 1966.
Valley View schools in Farmersville and Germantown will open Sept 5 with a full day though teacher shortages persist. Administrators hunt for an industrial arts instructor and a girls physical education teacher. Buses run on last year’s schedule and hot lunches resume. Longevity pay for classified staff is adopted, while new salary schedules for staff and teachers are being prepared. Jeannine Stiver hired for lunchroom work and local banks named as school depositories. Purchase of 13 typewriters for 2214 dollars approved.
The Mighty Dragon reading program sponsored by the Mason Public Library closed last Wednesday. About 150 children joined, with 120 attending the final day party featuring games refreshments and a magic show by Rusty Araujo, son of Charles and Virginia Araujo. The village will fund sidewalk work along East Main Street as part of a six week project totaling $478 000 with completion due Oct 1.
Franklin firemen begin a 25 hour advanced first aid training on September 13. Classes run three hours weekly for eight weeks. Instructors include Marvin Holiday of Carlisle and Middletown Fireman Bill Erb. The department has 22 members with four fulltime personnel led by Chief Richard Berger and Assistant Chief Howard Harville. 18 volunteers.
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