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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1976

Page

30

Five Miami alumni honored at Oxford Alumni Weekend

The Miami University Alumni Association opened its Weekend with a banquet honoring four graduates and one non alumnus. Recipients include Thomas M. Cheeks and John B. Johnston II for meritorious public service, Lloyd Goggin for the Morris Award, Dick Crum for honorary membership, and John A. Carsten for a Miami Man or Woman of the Year level award.

Oxford Fhe Miami University University Medais Cincinnati Thomas M. Cheeks Milwaukee John B. Johnston II Carthage Winston Savings & Loan Co Lloyd Goggin Miami A.K. Morris Associa Tion Dick Crum John A. Carsten Winnetka Cheeks Johnston Bishop Robert Hamilton Bishop Morris Crum University and Alumni Association Carsten Wisconsin Coordinating Council For Higher Education Ymca North Central Branch Wisconsin State Historical Society Junior Achievement Board of We-Milwaukeeans Frontiers International Inc Black Administrators and Supervisors Council

Butler vo-ed board may seek tax levy in 1977 budget

The Butler County Joint Vocational School board weighs a property tax millage increase as it drafts the 1977 budget. A noon July 2 public hearing is set at the D Russell Lee Vocational School. District revenues fell 377000 over three years due to state millage rollbacks tied to inflation. New courses for seniors, added costs this fall, and a roll back from 1.7 to 1.43 mills in 1974 shape finances. ADULT EDUCATION enrollment reached 1263 with varied programs. A three day personal leave policy for non certificated staff was approved. The board hired four teachers for fall and renewed contracts for non certificated personnel while accepting Candace Warren’s resignation as guidance counselor.

Hamilton Butler County Estes Don Eberwine Ralph Bischoff Barbara Chatman Joe Kaluga Don Grambsch Candace Warren

Trefoil Club Enjoys Timberhill Camp Activities

Trefoil Club members held a cookout singing and a style show at Timberhill Girl Scout Camp. Maude Fields Helen Helsinger Mildred Williams and Judy Williams led the music. Corinne tlood Delores Mehl Ann Morningstar and Blanche Bunnell presented the style show. The next meeting is July 21 at 10 30 a.m. at Stonybrook Day Camp. Attendees were asked to bring a white short sleeved T shirt and design and paint a slogan or image on it. If it rains the gathering will move to Amanda Methodist Church.

Corinne ‘Tlood Delores Mehl Ann Morningstar Blanche “Bunnell Stonybrook Day Camp Hhose Roblem

Coane Declares 11 Cent Dividend In Cincinnati

The Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co. declares a regular quarterly dividend of 41 cents a share on outstanding common stock payable Oct. 13 to holders of record Sept 30. Also declared are quarterly dividends on several preferred stock series with varying amounts.

Cincinnati Incinnati Gas & Electric ‘Co

Trenton hike rodeo winners named

Recreation Director Richard Requarth announced bicycle rodeo winners completing Bicycle Safety Week under the summer parks and recreation program. At Bloomfield Elementary School playground in 8 to 10 year olds Cliff Walker won first with Scott Ricke second and Greg A Brown third. In 11 and 12 year olds Kent Ricke first Scott Huff second and Chris Lucas third. At Home Avenue park 5 to 7 year olds Denny Adkins first Michael Bailey second Lee Davis third. Boys 8 to 10 Brett Earls first Pat Derossett second Mike Reed third. Girls 8 to 10 Jody Cline winner. Boys 11 and 12 Steve Slusher first Scott Tincher second Benny Bowman third. Girls 11 and 12 Melanie Richards winner.

Trenton Richard Requarth Bloomfield Cliff Walker Scott Ricke Greg A. Brown Kent Ricke Scott Huff Chris Lucas Home Avenue Park Denny Ad

Mental health group honors Mrs Boxwell for service

Mrs Bertha H Boxwell of 2009 Grand Ave Middletown was honored by the Mental Health Association of the Cincinnati Area for outstanding service. A Middletown Area Mental Health Center executive board member, she received a citation and praise for her long volunteer work at Longview State Hospital and annual Christmas gift drives. Locally she has supported the mental health program and served as a Red Cross volunteer.

Miami Milwaukee Johnston Little Logue Longview State Hospital Southwestern Ohio Kiwanis Mental Health Association Kiwanis High School Kiwanis International Ohio Goggin June Crum Redskins Wire Service Carsten Alumni Association Development Advisory Council Bertha H. Boxwell Grand Ave Mental Health Association of the Cincinnati Area Middletown Area Boxwell Red Cross

Allied Chemical Corp charged with pollution violations in Ashland

The U S Justice Department filed a criminal information in U S District Court charging Allied Chemical Corp of Ashland with eight violations of consent orders under the 1970 Clean Air Act. The alleged offenses relate to coke oven operations in Ashland. A DOJ spokesman provided the details.

Lexington, Ky U.S. Justice Department U.S District Court Allied Chemical Corp Ashland Atty Eldon Webb Allied Justice Department

2nd honeymoon trip in same Packard Clipper

MAITLAND Fla AP Edward and Eleanor Lawrence plan a 3,000 mile honeymoon trip next week retracing their 23 year marriage journey. They will use the same black 1952 Packard Clipper bought for 3800 dollars with about 3000 more spent on repairs and over 133000 miles driven.

Lawrences Lawrence

Franklin arts and crafts sessions announced for summer

Franklin City Recreation Board details the summer arts and crafts schedule for the playgrounds program. Morning sessions run 10 to noon, afternoons 1 to 3. Donna Swiger leads classes at Sehenck School on Tuesday mornings and both sessions on Thursday, at Gerke School on Tuesday afternoons, and from tomorrow at Hunter Elementary on Monday and Wednesday mornings. A survey checked which parks attract most participating children. Parents are invited to contact Scott Miltenberger at 746-2970 if their area would benefit.

Franklin City Recreation Board Herbert Donna) Swiger Sehenck School Gerke School Hunter Elementary School Scott Miltenberger Abe Cota

Lost pets and items across several areas

A jumble of missing pets and objects including a female Siamese cat on Starlite Drive offering rewards, a long haired black cat near Midgietowning Center, a black and white Siberian mix named Paka in Mayfield, a Bos black dog and a German Shore item lost near no guatown, a pocket camera between Meadowlawn and downtown, and a left handed baseball glove lost at Goldman Park with contact numbers.

Starlite Drive Midgietowning Center Mayfield Guatown Meadowlawn Downtown Goldman Park

Father’s Day Remembrance for Kenneth Lairson

Memorial note from Rose, Debbie, Sue and Kenny for Kenneth Lairson. The message remembers him as a beloved husband and key to memory, noting he is gone but not forgotten and that he remains dear in their memory.

Charlie Willmoite Eckhar Scharrold Eckhardt Silent Russell Memory Lane Sharon Karen Julie Kenneth John T Bryant Andane Andy Promised Land Sylvia Braden Tae Beriefly Jer Bill Ike Osvd Brad Wey Shirmon Green Montgomery Alline (Montgomery) Urvis Bill Purvis Wells Alfred Wells Harrison Young Wif Derksen Leom. Derksen Soventet Dee Dick Grubbs Bowman Hobart G. Bowman Garoner John J. Gardner Taulbee Arthur Taul Bee Emery Geneva

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