Five teen alcoholism workshops set for Butler County agencies
A series of five workshops for youth serving agencies in Butler County addresses adolescent alcohol problems. Sessions run June 13 to 27 in the Hamilton Fire Department Civic Room, covering education identification of alcoholism, counseling skills, parental involvement, and values based decision making. Agencies surveyed include Alternatives Inc and several Butler County services. a task force formed to address identified training needs.
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Hamilton
Butler County
Hamilton Fire Department
N. Erie
Southwestern Ohio Regional Council On Alcoholism Youth Project
Alternatives Inc
Butler County Family Service
Butler County Juvenile Probation Department
Friends In Action of
Middletown
Middletown Family Service
Butler County Mental Health Center
Together Inc
Unity House Drug Treatment Center
The
Youth Service Bureau
Southwestern Ohio Regional Council On Alcoholism
Opium Eggs Send Florentine Man to Jail
Romualdo Amico, a 28 year old resident of Florence, received a 16 month prison term for sending two opium filled eggs to a friend in jail. The case notes the eggs contained drugs and the act prompted the sentence.
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Florence
Italy
Romualdo Amico
Florentine
Brownie Troop 753 Awarded Pins Patches at Creekview
Brownie Troop 753 members from Creekview School receive Bumblebee patches world association pins and Brownie troop pins. Recipients include Amy Boehm Jodi Butch Judy Callahan Terre Dean Angie Dixon Maryellen Evans Dawn Faulkner Laura Fraley Beth Hagan and Alisa Hausman.
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Brownie Troop 753
Creekview School
Amy Boehm
Jodi Butch
Judy Callahan
Terre] Dean
Angie Dixon
Maryellen Evans
Dawn Faulkner
Laura Fraley
Beth Hagan
Alisa Hausman
Middletown Library to Screen Saturday Children’s Films
The Middletown Public Library will host free Saturday afternoon movies for children at 2 p.m. in the Community Room. Round-Up, a Little Rascals camping tale, and Disney’s Peter and the Wolf will be shown. A tree planting event, led by Margaret Evans, Judy Dixon, and Barbara Walton, distributed patches to volunteers including Boehm, Butch, Dixon, Evans, Hausman, Johnson, Pearson, Straub, Wilson, Brooks, Rogers, Jordan, Ronto, Theriault and others.
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Middletown Public Library
Peter and the Wolf
Jennifer Johnson
Andrea Kammer
Leslie Lambert
Lynn Pearson
Sarah Straub
Sutton Theriault
Eleni Walton
Chelly Wilson
Ann Brooks
Jill Rogers
Shelly Dover
Amy Jordan
Mary Reynolds
Lori Ronto
Lora Mallory
Kristi Williams
Tina Hardin
Middletown Board of Realtors
Boehm
Butch
Terre
Ronto
Theriault
Margaret Evans
Judy Dixon
Barbara Walton
Area students earn degrees from several colleges
Lisa Douglas of 3205 Flemming Road received a bachelor of science degree in audio pathology from Ball State University in Muncie Indiana. Mike Tusing of 286 Sands Ave Monroe graduated from Centre College of Kentucky in Danville with a bachelor of arts in economics and history. Robert F. Moore of 803 17th Ave earned a bachelor of arts in psychology from Hiram College in Hiram Ohio. Thomas M. Brill of 404 Bellomonte St earned a bachelor of science in accounting from the University of Dayton. Greg D. Klapheke of 731 Adria Court graduated magna cum laude from the University of Dayton with a bachelor’s in civil engineering. James Kleingers of 205 Arnold Drive earned a bachelor’s in civil engineering summa cum laude from the University of Dayton. Timothy J. Murphy of 1805 Jackson Lane graduated in general business management. Arthur Shumate of 4716 Creekview Drive earned a bachelor’s in general studies from the
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Lisa Douglas
Flemming Road
Ball State University
Muncie
Ind
Mike Tusing
Sands Ave
Monroe
Centre College of Kentucky
Danville
Robert F. Moore
17Th Ave
Hiram College
Hiram
Ohio
Thomas M. Brill
Bellomonte St
University of Dayton
Greg D. Klapheke
Adria Court
The
Timothy J. Murphy
Jackson Lane
Arthur Shumate
Creekview Drive
Americans Cut Buying Plans Amid Rising Prices
NEW YORK AP Rapidly rising prices and fears of more ahead have sharply reduced Americans buying plans. The Conference Board index fell 14.3 points from April to May, with plans for autos, homes, and major appliances especially dimmed. The measure, based on 500 families, gauges consumer attitudes on buying plans employment and the economy.
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New York
Conference Board
Business Research Group
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Ewelers & Distributors
Duracell
Escosell
S. Breiel Boulevard
UFS, Inc
Perkins Diesel Corporation
International
Perkins Engines Group
Perkins
Canton
Pete Petersen
Perkins Diesel
Ohio Bell
U.S
Dayton
D.L
Pete” Petersen
Perkins Diesel Corp
J Veupt
Haddonfield
Dacron
Troup
Wniture Company
Ine
James Kleingers
Arnold Drive
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