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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1977

Page

13

Four years at Fenwick a period of growth

Fenwick High School’s 25th graduating class received diplomas and nearly $60,000 in future-education funds at commencement in Dave Finkelman Auditorium. Valedictorian Michael Bruggeman reflected on arrival as reluctant freshmen and the growth—physically intellectual and emotional—achieved in a religious, close-knit environment. Salutatorian Andre Chartrand urged gratitude to teachers and families and to keep God in their happiness.

Fenwick High School Michael Bruggeman Fenwick Dave’ Finkelman

Fenwick honors graduates with several awards and scholarships

The Middletown area report notes diplomas and multiple awards at graduation. Jim Sayers received the Father Julian Krusling Memorial Award for merit and Chartrand earned the Fenwick Faculty Humanitarian Award. Fenwick also announced Edwin L. and Louis B. McCallay Educational Trust Fund scholarships for Jeannette Dunlap, Mary Beth Greenwell, Todd King, Steve Klosterman, Beverly Mack, Susan McDonough, Milissa Reardon and Sharon Reider.

Julian Krusling Jim Sayers Fenwick Chartrand Edwin L. and Louis B. McCallay Jeannette Dunlap Mary Beth Greenwell Todd King Steve Klosterman Beverly Mack Susan McDonough Milissa Reardon Sharon Reider

Ohio House considers 10 year limit on product liability

Ohio lawmakers weigh a 10 year limit on manufacturer liability under House Bill 319. Cincinnati Rep. Terry Tranter says passage is likely in the House but may be altered in the Senate. He advocates flexible liability by product under his Bill 346 and notes rising nuisance suits and high insurance costs.

Ohio Terry Tranter Tranter Cincinnati Middletown Area Vernon Cook

Jacksonburg man in serious condition after crash

Jeffery J. Buchheit a 27 year old from Jacksonburg Road Middletown crashed his car on Stubbs Road Wayne Township and struck two trees. Deputies say he was traveling at a high rate of speed.

Middletown Middletown Hospital Stubbs Road Wayne Township Butler County Sheriff's Deputies Jeffery J. Buchheit Jacksonburg

Thieves hit apartment in weekend burglary report

Kay Brown reported her apartment entered over the weekend and a television set a microwave oven and other items were stolen. Police recovered several items in the 1300 block of Fairmount Avenue after a man reported two men tampering with a car. A 15 year old boy was charged with attempted theft after Steve Morris caught him by a bike. Six high school shop garage windows were broken with no entry reported.

Kay Brown N. Verity Parkway Fairmount Avenue Frank Foster Fairmount Ave Tim Robinson Logan Ave Steve Morris Moore St Morris Middletown High School

Welcome Wagon Presents 25 Inch TV to Towne House

A console color television set was presented yesterday to Towne House High Rise residents on N Verity Parkway by Welcome Wagon of Middletown. The 25 inch set was funded from a benefit dance held on April 30. Patti Eckis and Marcia Strausburg from Welcome Wagon presented the TV during a special reception.

Towne House N. Verity Parkway Welcome Wagon of Middletown Patti Eckis Marcia Strausburg

Edgewood Graduation Honors Loss After Beverly Hills Fire

Edgewood High School held commencement for 231 graduates as the community mourned 13 died in the Beverly Hills Supper Club fire in Southgate. Principal Wayne and board members praised resilience while Supt. Ittel, hospitalized from burns, recovers. Rev. Brown reflected on the tragedy shaping the day. Schools reopen with shortened schedules and support from Butler County educators amid grief.

Edgewood High School Edgewood Community Beverly Hills Southgate John Davidson Lucy King Wayne Edgewood Board of Education John Burley Dr. Burley Kenneth Hackler Jean Hanselman Maurice Ittel Billie Ittel Covington, Ky Fort Hamilton-Hughes Hospital Hamilton Burley

Police Briefs Report Local Theft And Bizarre Encounters

A AM FM TAPE unit valued at 120 dollars was stolen from Ron Reed's van at 1914 Circle Ginny. A similar unit and cassette case were taken from Mark Riley's truck at 425 Tamarack Trail while parked at 221 McKinley St. A 39 year old woman who overdosed Friday afternoon is stable in hospital after being in ICU. An FM tape unit with 15 20 cassettes was stolen from Richard Slone's car at 2405 North Ave. A Cincinnati Post box on Central Avenue was broken into Saturday night. Vandals slashed two tires and stole two hubcaps from Thelma Moore's car at 1305 Grove St. A 1973 MGB owned by Kathy James was stolen from her home late Saturday.

Ron Reed Circle Ginny Mark Riley Tamarack Trail Springboro McKinley St Richard Slone North Ave Thelma Moore Grove St Kathy James S. Sutphin St

Middletown Principals Swap Posts for Next School Year

Three Middletown elementary principals will transfer to new posts next year per Superintendent Samuel Dalton. Gene Best moves from Monroe Elementary to Amanda Middle School replacing retiree Dale Reed, while William Berutti shifts from Taft Elementary to assume a new assignment.

Middletown Samuel Dalton Gene Best Monroe Dale Reed Amanda Middle William Berutti Taft Elementary

Fires and hospitalizations mark Middletown incidents and staff moves

A morning fire on Eastline Drive sent Ruth Gividen to the hospital for chest pains while Bessie Heflin with hip pain was admitted for surgery after a Clinton Street incident. Other calls include a woman who passed out at St Marys Church and Joe Butterfield recovering from a possible heart attack. Also listed are minor injuries from an auto crash and a couple released after treatment. In education, Norman Korn retires and Charles Edwards moves to Amanda Elementary, with Homer Davis retiring. Best leads Monroe as principal since 1967, Berutti at Taft with Spring Hill ties, and Edwards moving from Lincoln after coordinating duties. Vacancies remain at Taft, Monroe.

Clinton St Bessie Heflin St. Mary's Church Central Avenue Ardmore Drive Joe Butterfield Flemming Road Dave Gray First Avenue Verity Parkway Paul Poplin Park St University Boulevard Grand Avenue Central Norman Korn Charles Edwards Lincoln Amanda Homer Davis Best Monroe Manchester Berutti Taft Middletown Spring Hill Rosedale Edwards Wildwood

Red Cross Offers First Aid Course in Middletown

Middletown Area Chapter of the American Red Cross will run a standard first aid and personal safety course from June 14 at 125 S. Main St. The seven week program meets Tuesdays 7 to 10 p.m. for ages 13 and up with a $3 textbook/workbook fee. Call the chapter house weekdays 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. to register.

Middletown Area The American Red Cross Chapter S. Main St Chapter House

Jail escape suspect slips away during delivery

Bernard Nicely of New Miami escaped from the Hamilton jail Saturday while delivering a package. He was serving a 170 day term for unauthorized use of a motor vehicle and will face escape charges as police continue the search near the rear parking lot.

Hamilton Butler County Sheriff's Office Bernard Nicely New Miami Nicely

Don't push your son through school too fast

A fragment quotes a girl comparing her romance to Romeo and Juliet as she observes parental concern over youth, growth, and dating while hinting at college readiness and social expectations. The rough tone suggests family tension and adolescent curiosity about maturity.

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