Gold and Blue Revue at Monroe Saturday
About 250 Lemon Monroe High School students present the annual Gold and Blue Revue Saturday at 8 p.m. in the auditorium sponsored by the Girls Glee Club. Tickets are 1.25 for adults and 1 for students, with acts by the Triple Trios Stage Band Blue Ball String Quartet Boys Dance Line Girls Barbershop Quartet and 27 specialty acts. Student directors Susan Guzzetta Christy Wackler stage manager Rick Combs. Tom Buchanan conducts the stage band.
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Lemon- Monroe
Girls’ Glee Club
Blue Ball String Quartet
Christy Wackler
Rick Combs
Paul Bell
Tom Buchanan
Germantown ambulance committee nears goal
The Citizens' Ambulance Committee in Germantown is under $1,700 from its $25,000 March 15 goal after $23,326 in cash and pledges. The $15,000 initial target was met weeks ago and the next $5,000 will buy equipment. An unequipped ambulance model will be on display Friday 4 to 7 p.m. in front of the First National Bank for donations. Delivery of the new vehicle is due around March 1.
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Germantown
Citizens’ Ambulance Committee
John Brower
Norman Freeze
Springboro High School ROTC Program Wins Approval
Springboro High School will add an Air Force Junior Reserve Officers Training Corps program this fall pending final school board consent. The district will credit aerospace studies taught by Air Force personnel with both Air Force funding and local salary contributions. Instructors' names are to be submitted soon. the program emphasizes academics over drilling, with a potential color guard.
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Springboro
Air Force Junior Reserve Officers Training Corps
Raymond Perez
Perez
Air Force
William R. Sommer
Maxwell Air Force Base
Ala
Mason Woman Hurt In Crash
A Mason woman, Lola M. Whitaker, 40, was injured early today when her car went off U S 42 south of Lebanon, struck a railroad signal, and rolled down an embankment. She was treated at Bethesda North Hospital and released.
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U.S. 42
Columbia
Lebanon
Bethesda North Hospital
Lola M. Whitaker
Lynnview Drive
Germantown Board Approves Teacher Salaries and Library Trustee
The Germantown school board approved teacher salary hikes and appointed Robert Bowman to the Germantown Library trustees. The action followed an agenda Tuesday February 20, 1973, with a thermostatically controlled air circulation unit noted.
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Ike Nie
Robert Bowman
Germantown
Valley View approves 5 percent teacher pay raise
Valley View school board approves a 5 percent raise for teachers administrators and non teaching staff effective March 1. Cost is about 114000 annually and keeps salary scales competitive with a beginning teacher at 7111 dollars. The board endorses a three phase evaluation plan with teachers evaluating administrators March 28 29 and potential cross evaluation by teacher teams.
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Germantown
Valley View
Richard Jordan
Miami University
Jordan
Gerald Helmig
Farmersville
Middletown man given suspended jail terms in police case
A 30-year-old North Olmsted man, David Hannum, pleaded guilty to resisting arrest and abusive conduct toward a police officer before his jury trial. He was arrested Jan. 12 as a parole violator. Municipal Judge J T Lamb imposed two 60 day suspended sentences, conditioned on no reappearance in court.
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North Olmsted
Middletown
David Jack Hannum
Hannum
J.T. Lamb
Hannan
Pennyroyal School roof repairs to start soon
Franklin school superintendent Shelby Middleton said Pennyroyal Elementary will have roof repairs after last spring hail damage. Wehner Roofers of Dayton will begin when a week to 10 days of dry weather appear. Cost totals 4000 dollars with 3100 covered by hail insurance and the remainder funded by bonding from Logan Long Co.
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Franklin
Pennyroyal
Wehner& Roofers
Dayton
Shelby Middleton
Franklin Schools
Logan-Long Co
Germantown Boosts Police Presence During Peak Hours
Germantown increases officers on duty to curb peak crime hours. Police Chief Donald Exline announced effective Feb 11 that staffing now covers 3 p.m. to 11 p.m. and 8 p.m. to 4 a.m. on most days, with extended patrols Friday and Saturday. The village has six full time and two part time officers.
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Germantown
Donald Exline
Exline
Franklin council approves fire protection contract with township
Franklin City Council authorized a new fire protection contract with Franklin Township trustees. The deal sets a payment of 130 per call, up from 100, and the township will supply two fire trucks for city use. Council President Paul Smith said future meetings will start on time to avoid delays.
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Franklin — City Council
Franklin Township
Bernard Eichholz
Council
Paul Smith
Ohio Horsemen's Council Eyes 7 Million Horse Show Complex
Lebanon Ohio could host a new three phase horse show facility bigger than any in the state. Proposed 20 acre site near an interstate would include outdoor arena stables parking and eventual indoor arena with a restaurant offices and shops. Up to 1000 stalls planned with some rentable. polo field possible. Council reports 300 new members since Feb 1 while awaiting Natural Resources reply on outdoor recreation facility publicity.
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Lebanon
Ohio
Ohio Horsemen's Council
Lee Cholak
Cholak
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
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Terri Swim
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Lefferson
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CALL
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Crawford
First Ave
Serenity
Armco Park
Ohio 741
Ralph Connor
Middletown Recreation
Sheckler
Fire Pact
Eric von Klinger
Journal
Horsemen's Council
Free Parking Consolidated Inc
Demand
ED Bankemper
Chris Rothermel
Pol. Adv
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