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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1973
Page
8
The Wishing Well group seeks clothing, deodorants, hairspray and more for 62 residents at the Butler County Home For The Aged in Hamilton. Donations can be left at local offices or agencies. Santa will hand out gifts at a 7:30 p.m. party on Wednesday.
Mosler Safe Co and Diebold Inc win federal contracts totaling over 325000 from the General Services Administration. Mosler receives 210700 for 700 security filing cabinets while Diebold gets 115200 for 200 cabinets.
The Hollywood Community Center sponsors a Christmas party for families in the Hollywood area at 7 p.m. Friday, with swimming at the YMCA afterward. A New Year's Eve party starts at 2 p.m. Dec. 28 with skating to follow. the center closes Dec. 24 through Jan. 7.
The Cincinnati IRS district will run a volunteer income tax assistance program to train representatives from community groups to help low income individuals prepare federal tax returns. Training is free with materials provided. Sessions run January 3-4 in Cincinnati and January 8-9 in Dayton. Contact Robert Eveslage, Box 1818, Cincinnati 45201, by Friday.
Ohio Northern University reports total enrollment of 2,458 students this year, one more than last year. Registrar James L. Moore notes the gender split with 1,690 men and 768 women at the 103 year old church affiliated university.
Franklin resident Gingerich, a non-partisan candidate for Congress and former campaign manager for Walter E. Powell, finished a 30 day district tour. He said signature collection to qualify for the November ballot is behind schedule, with about 13 000 signatures needed by February. He plans two more district tours, mainly at shopping centers to gather signatures and voter opinions.
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