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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1972
Page
8
Merner Call principal of Eastern Hills Elementary and Junior High since 1959 will retire August 1. He holds a master's from the University of Illinois and has served 28 years as a principal in Cincinnati schools.
Deborah Woodward filed a complaint in the Common Pleas Court of Butler County Ohio Case OR72.05.0735 seeking relief on grounds of extreme cruelty and gross neglect. Defendant Steven C. Woodward must answer within two days after June 20 1972 or a judgment may be entered.
Ordinance authorizes buying rubber materials from Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co Akron for constructing a rubber crossing of the Penn Central Railroad at Manchester Avenue. Director of Finance may pay up to 12000 from Auto and Gas Tax Fund. Emergency for public health. Adopted June 4 1972.
Butler County administrators and supervisors from seven districts meet at Hueston Woods Lodge for a two day in service workshop on leadership, curriculum innovation, and change management. The event is organized by district principals and superintendents with state wide goals of improving schools. A divorce case and a city contract for a summer music program are noted in notices.
The Carlisle High School grounds host the annual Spring Festival starting at 5:30 p.m. with carnival rides games booths a dunking machine and the Burger Buggy. A 7 p.m. village parade highlights the event and Friday features a garden tractor pull with 6 p.m. weight in and a 3 dollar entry. Saturday noon to 5 p.m. offers a children's matinee with special prices. event runs through Saturday night with Elks choral group and Carlisle Fire Department involvement.
Sheriff sale scheduled in Butler County Ohio for a property at 4111 Jewell Avenue Middletown. Case involves Federal National Mortgage Association as plaintiff and Patrick and Elizabeth Murphy et al as defendants. Auction set for Monday 3rd 1972 between 10 and 11:30 A.M. at the courthouse door in Hamilton. Appraised value listed at 11000 dollars.
Main Street remains closed tonight through Saturday June 17 for the Springboro Dizzy Daze festival with booths games rides and entertainment. Senior royalty Gina Duffey Teresa Patrick Bonnie Cushman Mark Housemann Gordon Gregg and Dick Mahan compete, while junior candidates include Cassie Palmer Kathy Maynard Becky Evans Matt Jozwiak Randell Griffen and Danny Kruer. Featured acts include the Springboro Community Choir Clearcreek Elementary Choir high school choir and bands plus acts One Way Street and the Kentucky Drifters. A chicken barbecue runs Wednesday to Friday evenings and Saturday at 3 pm at Jonathan Wright Elementary. a flower show by the Clearcreek Gardeners and Springboro Garden Club is Friday 5 to 9 pm. The festival closes Saturday night at 11 with streets reopening Sunday noon.
Mayor Stebelton appointed Jack Rowland as village maintenance man at a special meeting with conditions to return Carlisle Fire Department and Auxiliary Police equipment. The move follows a prior 41 vote urging appointment. The federal EEA funds 90 percent of the salary. The council awarded street repair to Armies Construction Co. for 56,691 and a one ton dump truck to Doebier Brothers Inc. for 3,675.
The Madison Lew and Sens 4-H Club met recently and elected Belinda Downs as president Pam Wilson as vice president Linda Sears as secretary Faith Ann Jacobs as treasurer Ellen Lawson as reporter and Sheila Murphy as photographer and recreation leader. Club members prepare for the Butler County Fair and 4-H Day at LeSourdsville Lake.
Negotiations between United Auto Workers Local 674 and General Motors Assembly Division in Norwood were set to resume this day. Jim Young, union bargaining chair, said no progress was made and talks lasted about 40 minutes.
Hamilton Ohio officials opened bids for resurfacing 24.39 miles of county roads. The lowest bid for 18.03 miles on Beckett Port Union Rialto Seward West Chester Stillwell roads was $53,830 by Benedict slurry seal. John R. Jurgensen Co led the second project on Peoria Reily Millville at $95,441.90. other bids ranged up to $120,900.50. County engineer Perin said first project estimate was $55,387.75.
Franklin's Hollywood Community Center opened a summer program for youths aged 10 to 16. Activities include supervised crafts, field trips and sports from 9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. and 1 to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday until August 16.
In Bowling Green Ohio three Maumee youths were killed and three others injured when a car and a pickup collided Monday night in Wood County. The victims were Thomas Rowe 16 driver Stephen Dixon 17 and Jerry Zerinac 17 passengers in the car.
Schreck's at 2101 S. Dixie Hwy launches a free swap-a-sale for horse items. Owners can price, sell or buy tack, clothing and gear with no fees. So far only the founder has contributed items like ties and bits. interest from one man with five bits.
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