Wood classes resume in winter quarter
Clayton adult education classes resume during the winter quarter as announced by The Middletown Journal. The notice notes continued offerings for area residents seeking evening coursework and skill development.
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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1977
Page
6
Clayton adult education classes resume during the winter quarter as announced by The Middletown Journal. The notice notes continued offerings for area residents seeking evening coursework and skill development.
The Tried Stone Baptist Church at 621 Lafayette Ave hosts a Valentine’s Tea tomorrow from 4 to 6 PM with tea coffee cookies music and games. Montgomery County Joint Vocational School plans Feb 21 openings for courses including beekeeping lawn and landscaping small engine repair accounting and more. call 37-7781 9 AM to 3 PM to register. Stephen Foster began a four year Cincinnati residence in 1846.
Residents vow to oppose a petition to annex 220 plus acres in Springboro. Arthur Combs of 9056 Clearcreek Franklin Road says locals are "pretty riled" and will fight the move as opponents stir a hornet's nest.
TV listings from Beverly Hillbillies to The Norliss Tapes appear alongside county notices about annexation hearings in Warren County. Officials discuss water quality, citizen participation, and emergency police volunteers while the area briefs include foreclosure actions and executor appointments amid a busy public notices page.
Bids for the Shawnee State Park marina in Scioto County are being accepted by the Ohio Department of Natural Resources. Bids must be in by February 24, with a four year ten month lease starting March 1 to the winning bidder. Ralph Hater of Monroe named executor of Margaret Hater estate.
Hamilton YWCA hosts its International Day Festival Sunday from noon to 4 at Third and Dayton Street building. Admission is 25 cents with free entertainment. food booths offer French pastries, crepes, Russian sandwiches, burritos, tacos, bratwursts, sausages, sauerkraut, egg rolls, Italian fare and soft drinks. Performances include songs, dances, a play by area Latin, French, Spanish and German students, plus Mexican pinata ceremonies for attendees.
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