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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1977
Page
16
Lebanon High teachers petitioned the school board to restore the first week of April spring vacation, signed by 45 of 53 teachers, arguing education quality, planning time, and student absence issues. The board kept the original calendar with school in session April 4–7.
Local edition reports on events in Journal County with brief items from county offices and regional happenings. Highlights include community meetings, school notes, and upcoming public notices affecting residents.
The family of Kevin Bare seeks the dog’s owner after a bite on Hamilton Trenton Road. They want to confirm rabies vaccination and to contact the Bares or Trenton police with any information.
Franklin volunteers to back a 2 mill five year capital improvements levy to fund about 105000 dollars yearly. A Wednesday meeting at Franklin High School Little Theater follows a school board session where bids were authorized for a high school roof project and other refurbishments.
Hamilton superintendent Peter Relic 40 says he will announce tonight his consideration of a possible appointment to the US Department of Health Education and Welfare. Relic, in Hamilton since July 1975, also has roots as Pearl River assistant superintendent and as a high school principal in Cleveland and at an international school in Japan.
The newly formed Preble County Fellowship for Evangelical Bible-Oriented Ministers has scheduled a meeting for 10:30 a.m. Thursday at the Grace Brethren Church in Camden.
Valley View school board eliminated four holidays to compensate for snow closures. Spring vacation shortened by two days, Good Friday and Presidents Day removed, and energy related heating limits raise spending. The district plans split sessions at the high school and may move to hardback spelling books for older students.
Edgewood school board reaffirmed a September decision allowing bus drivers to park buses at home after work. The move followed a resident complaint about disturbances and road damage near her home. The board also transferred funds between school accounts and approved new hires to replace departing staff. Superintendent Ittel was authorized to apply for three new buses.
The Journal corrects a burglary report misstating the address. The incident occurred at Brad Gressle's residence, 118 North Sutphin Street, not 18 North Sutphin Street as previously reported.
After a brief session the Franklin school board unanimously approved a two year contract for Superintendent Shelby Middleton with salary raised to 26000 from 24500. The board ordered a first year salary review and noted four $500 scholarships already awarded by the district fund. Public invited to a reception for the high school gymnasts.
The Butler County Chapter of the National Organization for Women will hold a February meeting Sunday at 7:30 p.m in the Woodridge Park East Apartments community room on Roosevelt Avenue. Pat Tibbs can provide more information. The Franklin Optimists are granted use of the football stadium June 26 for a summer Olympics event. The board set a $1,000 service fund, authorized two replacement school buses, authorized borrowing $275 000 from Franklin National Bank, and agreed to join with Warren County education office for purchases of dairy products oil and maintenance supplies.
The second meeting of the reunion committee for Middle town High School Class of 1947 will be held Thursday at 7 30 pm at the Sports Bow. Chairs Dick Beck and Fred Howard will present a report on an upcoming mailing to all class members. All class members are invited.
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