Oxford Broadening Its Outlook for Growth
Herbert Wiecking, president of the Oxford Community Improvement Corporation, told the Kiwanis Club that Oxford is advancing five main goals and multiple sub campaigns to broaden the tax base and create jobs in Talawanda. Progress includes zoning for light industry, forming a retail merchants group, exploring a Miami University research park, highway improvements talks, and plans for increased parking and a market survey. He noted a trip to Ann Arbor to view a proposed research park, stressing cautious optimism and a focus on self-sustaining business growth.
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Oxford
Oxford Kiwanis Club
Herbert Wiecking
Oxford Community Improvement Corporation
Talawanda
Oxford Area
Miami University
Opportunity Unlimited
Wiecking
Ann Arbor
Monroe Begins Tennis Program For Beginners
Monroe High teacher Kern Cate oversees a summer tennis instruction program at the school courts with about four young assistants guiding ages six to eighteen. The group learns scoring serving and basic rules during evening sessions Monday Tuesday and Friday, with potential for a small tournament if progress continues. Cate notes tennis allows play with two participants for many years and emphasizes early skill development.
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Monroe
Kern Cate
Monroe High
Iun
Board of Education
John Petrocy
Debbie Moore
Christin Steigerwald
Patty Wiley
Betty Wiley
Leonard Cate
Cate
Head Start Launch Set With White House Ceremony
Franklin joins 2300 communities for Head Start launch with a ceremony and flag salute. Mrs Lyndon B Johnson will receive the flag from Sargent Shriver as Head Start Day honors volunteers including wives, teachers and nurses. The program, run by the Office of Economic Opportunity, aims to prepare over half a million children for school this fall through eight weeks of pre kindergarten training.
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Franklin
White House
Dayton
Lyndon BR. Johnson
Sargent Shriver
Office of Economic Opportunity
Carlisle Council Hears Levy Reading
Carlisle council accepted the resignation of Robert Porter and approved bills totaling 1 9657 while budget hearings approach. A one mill fire protection levy renewal was read for the November ballot, with crossings repairs urged on Lower Carlisle Road and a bridge project planned over Katy's Ditch.
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Carlisle
Robert Porter
Porter
Elmer Gilbert
University of Dayton
Clark Robert Flischer
State Council
Warren County
Franklin Township
Franklin
Montgomery County
Warren
Katy's
4 HERS FIND Modern Farm Tractor A Complex Machine
Ohio 4 H tractor program engages nearly 1300 youths learning safety operation and maintenance across four learning units. Topics include safety lubrication engine operation and controls, mechanical details, efficient operation, machinery care, and use of tools. Awards include trips to the National 4 H Club Congress in Chicago and a $00 scholarship.
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Ohio
The
Cooperative Extension Service
Standard of Company
Sponse
Chicago
Summer School Enrollment and Vocational Plan Mentioned
Germantown reports a total of A students enrolled in the summer school program per Supt. George Mourouris. He told the Board of Education of recommendations for a joint county vocational high school discussed at a West Carrollton meeting, and the board set a July 15 budget hearing at 7:00 pm at the high school.
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Germantown
Supt
George Mourours
Mourouris
Board of Education
Joint County Vocational
West Carrollton
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Improvement Corporation
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Monroe Tennis Program
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Valley News
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Levy
Nadine Kirkpatrick
Fairview Drive
John Homan
Glen Alderfer
Safety and Service Committee
New York Central Railroad
Lower Carlisle Road
Melvin Reece
Reece
Richard Nicholas
John Edwards
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Twinkle Toes
Linda Kemper
Twinkle and Winkle
Iselin
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U. S
Richmond
Germantown Board
Michigan Atl
Chevrolet
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Howe Motor CO
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SacSaae
Middletown, Ohio
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