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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1973
Page
5
Dita Dallman, 29, wife of a competitive shooter, practices in the Standard American Bulls-Eye Pistol Competition. She explains training, equipment, and the discipline needed to win while balancing pregnancy and family. She has earned 37 awards, practiced up to 8 hours or 1200 rounds monthly, and seeks to return to competition in spring.
The 95 unit Harding House elderly housing complex on Fourth Street and Sunnybrook Drive is planned to start in about 90 days. City Manager Bernard Eichholz announced. Home Builders Construction Co. of Cleveland redraws plans. Canal Housing Corp. finances the $1.5 million project and named the Cleveland firm as builder. Completion is expected in about 18 months once federal subsidy guarantees are approved.
City Manager Bernard Eichholz said Franklin will proceed with an application for a federal neighborhood development grant despite federal fund freezes. He expects the filing to occur in about 300 days, with past proposals including curb and gutter work in the Hollywood area.
Edgewood Board of Education approved the 1973 operating budget of 2,298,269 dollars with no major changes. capital needs include about 110,000 dollars for four to five new high school classrooms. New appointments include Dixie Davis as Babeck Elementary principal and Ronald Kash as Edgewood Junior School principal.
SIOUX descendant Chief Herbert Hawkshield Welsh 70, believed oldest living male descendant of Sitting Bull, died Monday in L Anse Michigan. His Sioux name Tantanka Iyotake Hoksila meaning Sitting Bull Boy. Bloomfield Elementary principal Billy Bishop to remain. school boards plan county meetings March 1 at New Miami High School and March 12 6:30 p.m. Ross High School dinner with Frank Walters state assistant superintendent as guest speaker.
Police investigate two Carlisle break-ins from last week. Franklin Furniture Store on Park Drive was entered via skylight between 9 p.m. Thursday and 10 a.m. Friday, with seven televisions, two tape decks and a radio deck stolen valued at $1,000. In Franklin Township a juke box at Riverboat Restaurant on Dayton Oxford Road was looted of cigarettes worth $127 and an unknown amount of coins.
Germantown tally shows $24,711 raised toward a $25,000 target for the Citizens' Ambulance Committee. Collectors expect to exceed the goal with jars and continuing drive through March 15. Funds fund a new ambulance and squad operating costs, with the replacement ambulance to be picked up in Texas March 24 and brought home.
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