Warren County Junior Miss finalist named
Beth Kruse a Carlisle High School senior was chosen as Warren County's representative for the state Junior Miss pageant in January. Three girls competed as eight judges watched a talent presentation and interviews. Jayne Proudfoot of Waynesville and Cindy Haskell of Franklin were also contenders. The state pageant is set for Mt. Vernon January 15 to 22.
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Monroe
Beth Kruse
Carlisle High School
Warren County
Miss Kruse
Congress Inn
Roy
Priscillia Kruse
Ohio
Jayne Proudfoot
Waynesville High School
Cindy Haskell
Franklin High School
Germantown Council lauds Anslinger on eve of hearing
Germantown Village Administrator Dan Anslinger Jr. earns council praise by a 5 to 1 vote for six years of service as Mayor Hall seeks his removal over alleged malfeasance. The session also lifts a July no parking order on Center and Main streets to curb late night car noise while planning a downtown preservation project with Scurggs & Hammond Inc. and a $9,600 federal grant. A youth center lease with German Township is approved, and a public hearing is set for January 3 to discuss vacation of an alley near Farmersville Pike.
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Germantown
Dan =a
Villa 5
Marvin Hall
Anslinger
Dan Anslinger Jr
Susanne Shafer
Bill Martin
William Forbes
Forbes
James Willis Jr
Center Street
Main
Cherry Streets
Center
Warren Street
Donald Exline
Scurggs & Hammond, Inc
Columbus Landscape Architects
Planning Commission
Columbus Firm Council
Kercher Park
State Board of Outdoor Recreation
Beard
Great
Miami River
Franklin
Farmersville Pike
Davyl Howard
Ronald Fox
Plum St
Council forms 1977 committees and names members
Germantown Village Council appoints its own 1977 committees after precedent shift. Three member panels proposed for Finance Safety Water Sewer Recreation Street Buildings Grounds and Equipment and Rules and Procedures with chair order listed. Members include Kent Genslinger Kent Southard Susanne Shafer James Willis Catherine Coghill Mrs Shafer Chuck Harvey and Mrs Coghill.
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Germantown
Kent Southard
Council
Kent Genslinger
Susanne Shafer
James Willis
Catherine Coghill
Shafer
Genslinger
Chuck Harvey
Harvey
Willis
Coghill
Southard
Carlisle carol concert by Carlisle school choruses
The Carlisle sixth to ninth grade choruses present Sing We Now of Christmas at 8 p.m. Thursday in the junior high auditorium under Diana Spencer. Repertoire spans Japanese Christmas carol to Frosty the Snowman with Brenda Huffines directing and several student accompanists. Admission 75 cents adults 25 cents children. A junior high caroling party follows Saturday 2 to 4 p.m. at the junior high school.
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Carlisle
Diana Spencer
Miami University
Guadeamus Howie
Beth‘lem Town
Brenda Huffines
Sharon Baker
Kathy Brandenburg
Sherry Brown
Sonya Clay
Cheryl Dalton
Vicki Gillespie
Lisa Mackey
Karen
Sewer line tops agenda in Monroe
Monroe council meets at 8 PM at village hall to consider an ordinance authorizing the mayor to sign an agreement with an engineering firm for detailed plans to extend sewer trunk lines to the regional treatment plant at LeSourdsville. Also on the agenda are a second reading for widening and reconstructing W Elm Street and notes issues including sewer improvement notes and wage ordinance changes.
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Monroe
LeSourdsville
W. Elm Street
Butler fair date moved to July for state fair conflict
Butler County adjusted its county fair dates to July 24 through 29 due to the Ohio State Fair schedule shifting to August 16 through 28. The change aims to give exhibitors more preparation time and attract additional participants amid statewide date adjustments.
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Hamilton
Butler County
Franklin Council debates revenue sharing fund spending plan
Franklin Council discussed an 80 822 budget proposal at a public hearing outlining expenditures for two police cruisers sirens ambulance crime control elections aging social services legal expenses building inspection and development fund planning. Councilmen questioned the 18000 siren cost and set two hearings for citizen input with flood control work and curb projects advancing.
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Franklin
Conover Trust
Harold Callahan
Ronald
Council
Eichholz
Wilson Turner
Turner
Burglary Reports Involving Brewer Home And AEIF Offices
Burglars robbed William Brewer at 4416 Bonita Drive last night taking about 800 in items. Entry was via a pried sliding glass door and loot included jewelry, a wedding ring, tapes, records, a penny bank, a Mr Coffee machine, two shotguns and a television. Police followed tracks toward Verity Middle School but lost them. Offices at AEIF, 1100 Crawford St., were broken into with nothing missing.
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William Brewer
Bonita Drive
Verity
AEIF
Crawford St
Trade licenses renewal notice for masters and journeymen
Masters and journeymen in electrical, heating and plumbing trades must renew licenses by December 31, per Bob Taylor, heating inspector in the Division of Inspection. Renewal costs are $20 for masters and $5 for journeymen. Licenses can be renewed at the division office on the fourth floor of the City Building.
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Bob Taylor
Ylor
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Mt. Vernon
Germantown Council
Lauds Anslinger
Dan Ritchey
Journal
Hall
Franklin Council
Living Rm., Dining RM. & Wall
Joffe
Beautiful Lane
Joffe’s
Suyle
Joffe S
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