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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1964
Page
3
Two teenage former campers return to the Fresh Air Camp site to help younger children. Karen Robinson, 16, joins as a co counselor under director Eth el Reno and Dr. Ben Sawyer. They supervise 20 girls aged 5 to 12 during the June to July session offered to 100 campers at no charge.
The piece recalls Fresh Air Camp experiences of Karen and Charles Kahne now teens at Lem on Monroe and Middletown High. Karen, a junior, enjoys typing and housekeeping and hopes to return as a counselor. Charles, a senior, volunteers, played football, and plans dentistry after college.
Keith Geckeler an 18 year old Middletown High School graduate and Optimist Club Teen-ager of the Month for July has been accepted to Wooster College and plans to enter in September He is undecided between speech dramatics teaching and Presbyterian ministry He is the son of Mr and Mrs Walter Steckeler of 1912 Walton Court with his father a Jefferson School principal He was active in the Forensic National Thespian Society National Honor Society Junior Council on World Affairs and the debating team and served as school sports writer and plays participant He led the local Youth Council of Churches and will moderate a church conference this summer He also participates in HY and DeMolay and has a six year journal carrier route with a summer job at a local industry Florida's highest point is in Walton County.
Dr Robert F Flagel announces the opening of his optometry office at 2119 Central Ave. Office hours are monthly Saturdays from 12 to 1 and 9 to 1 other times by appointment. Contact lens fittings offered and evenings by appointment. phone 423-0941.
In Moscow the Durov Circus, run by Vladimir Durov's granddaughter, lets children in a 125-seat theatre direct the animals with simple signals. The show features elephants, seals, bears, dogs, pigs, raccoons, donkeys and a badger, with trainers teaching kids to applaud and cheer as animals perform tricks.
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