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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1971
Page
19
Dorothy Damele reports Middletown High School offers driver education with half credit and expert instruction. James Shaffner from the Middletown Safety Council notes insurance discounts favor students who complete state accredited driver training courses.
Mike McGraw son of Mr and Mrs Harold McGraw of 42 Brelsford Ave Trenton is the Optimist Club Teenager of the Month for February a senior at Edgewood High School He is editor of the 1971 yearbook president of the drama club feature editor of Cougar Prints and active in science Future Teachers of America French honorary choir concert band and Boy Scouts He works at Park Street Ice Cream and Pat s IGA The article also details driver education training and opinions on mobile unit guiding driving practice and safety measures in local schools.
The week’s lunch offerings cover Middletown elementary and middle schools. Monday features hamburger on bun with baked beans and pineapple. Tuesday serves beef-o-getti, cheese finger, green beans, and fruit salad with bread. Wednesday splits by level with fried chicken and mashed potatoes in elementary, hot dog, green bean succotash, prunes, and ice cream in middle school. Thursday lists hot dog on bun for elementary, Salisbury steak for middle schools with mashed potatoes and gravy and salad. Friday shows sliced Bologna co
A dense list of meetings flows through Monday and Tuesday in Manchester and Middletown area. Public service groups, clubs, and associations gather at noon, 6 30 p m and 7 p m at venues including schools halls hotel chains churches and city buildings. Members from Rotary Civitan Optimist Kiwanis Toastmasters FOE BPOE and more meet to discuss local affairs community service and social events.
Cincinnati's zoo will welcome two bongos valued at 20 000 dollars. The male is in Nairobi awaiting transport, with a female planned for capture. Edward J. Maruska, zoo director, coordinates the shipment funded by Mr and Mrs Joseph Shirley of Cincinnati.
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