Lebanon board hears heavy workload complaint from PE teacher
Lebanon elementary PE teacher Tom Catchpole told the school board he handles 1,400 students in 47 classes with five morning and five after lunch classes on his busiest days. He proposed three fixes: add another teacher, drop kindergarten, or limit the program to supervised play. The board also approved dirt for a new Holbrook field and set the 1976-77 calendar with a September start and multiple holiday breaks.
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Holbrook
Air Force
Eichholz
Ohio Department of Transportation
Ohio 73
Deardoff Road
Springboro
Franklin
Germantown lot split approved for Weekley plan
At a joint Germantown meeting the Planning Commission and Zoning Board of Appeals backed Douglas Weekley for an eight acre split at 2109 Dayton Pike. They recommended a zoning change to A-2 from A-1 to allow a six acre home site and sale of two acres. The ZBA approved making the existing house nonconforming under R-2 due to its 37 foot setback. The next step is a Village Council public hearing and approval.
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Germantown
Zoning Board of Appeals
Ohio
Germantown Pool Association to Meet Tonight
The Germantown Swimming Pool Association will hold its annual meeting tonight at 7 30 at the Municipal building.
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Germantown
Germantown Swimming Pool Association
Carlisle Schools Get Hearing Test Machine
The Carlisle school system received an audiometer donated through Pins to Ph.Ds, a mothers group within the Ohio Child Conservation League. The device, funded by 30 percent of Sarah Coventry jewelry sales, arrived last week and is used by speech therapist Mrs. Janet Morningstar to test pupils hearing and determine air and bone conduction of sound.
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Ph.D's
The
Ohio Child Conservation League
Sarah Coventry
Janet Morningstar
Germantown Considers Dayton Jail Contract and Bids
Germantown council approves a contract with Dayton to house offenders at the Dayton Human Rehabilitation Center at 15.50 per prisoner day with written approval for extra costs. The village may face defendant status if a prisoner dies due to alleged mistreatment, and bids will be sought for garbage hauling with alternative pricing tied to county assessments. A federally funded trunk sewer project is planned with construction 60-90 days after March 1 and completion in a year. The bicentennial commission seeks street closures for an arts show on June 12.
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Dayton
City of
Marvin Hall
BL. Berks
Exline
Dolores Grunwald
Ken Dakins
Bill Forbes
Blaylock Trucking Co
Susanne Shafer
Franklin
Dan Anslinger
John Blankenship
Cherry St
Council
Clark Street
Twin Valley Mills
Bad Sha
Counseling offered to diabetics in Hamilton
A five session diabetic counseling course begins February 26 from 7 to 9 p.m. at Mercy Hospital. The free program for outpatient diabetics and families aims to help understand the disease, cope with problems, and follow prescribed treatment. Registration is required with contact Miss Barbara Gardner at 868 2000 ext 350 between 8 a.m. and 4 30 p.m.
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Hamilton
Mercy Hospital
Barbara Gardner
Monroe Fire Department reports 71 runs and 609 hours last year
The Monroe Fire Department logged 71 fire runs and more than 609 man hours in the year. Fires included 44 in the village with $51,115 losses and 22 in Lemon Township with $7,525 losses, plus five outside or assisting roles totaling $6,400.
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Monroe
Lemon Township
Franklin Council Advances Water Plant Plans and Shared Board
Franklin City Council authorized the city manager to contract with M M Schirtzinger & Associates to draft detailed plans for a central water treatment plant amid concerns over iron and manganese levels. A special meeting was set to discuss the project and a later closed session will interview a council seat candidate.
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Eric von Klinger
Franklin
M.M. Schirtzinger & Associates, Ltd
Chillicothe
Bernard Eichholz
Eichholz
Schlitzinger
O.H Egleston
Council
Autopsy Awaited in Death of Dillard Miracle
Dillard Miracle, 25, was found in a car in a field off Shaker Road with a gunshot wound. Warren County Coroner Dr. Ralph Young said an autopsy is pending to determine the exact cause, noting a revolver was found under the body. Miracle, a construction worker for Don Hawkins Real Estate, lived at 507 Gideon Road.
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Lebanon
Dillard Miracle
Shaker Road
Warren County
Ralph Young
Miracle
Young
Mr. Miracle
Don Hawkins Real Estate
Mr Miracle
Gideon Road
Cooties Dance Friday With Sparks Speaker At VEW Ball
Supreme Senior Vice Commander John Sparks will speak at the Seam Squirrel Ball hosted by Pup Tent 50 of the Military Order of the Cooties Friday at the VFW Social Center. Franklin resident Sparks is a life VFW member and Pup Tent 50 leader Earl Puckett serves as ball chairman.
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John Sparks
Seam Squirrel
Pup Tent 50
Military Order of the Cooties
VFW
Sparks
Franklin
VFW Post 3809
Seam Squirrell
Earl Puckett
West Elkton Boosters Meeting Tonight At Bus Barn
The West Elkton Boosters Club will meet tonight at 7 30 at the bus barn. All parents with children planning to play baseball or softball are urged to attend.
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West Elkton
West Elkton Boosters Club
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