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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 2005
Page
12
The Nature Center sits at 6910 Boomershire Road Germantown with reservations required by calling 937 855 7717. Today’s civic agenda lists Germantown Parks and Recreation at 7 p.m. at the Depot.
Miami University Middletown will sponsor multiple free events for Women’s History Month in Johnston Hall and Levey Hall across March and April. Screenings include Jane Goodall film, Fly Girls, Chisholm 72, and China’s Lost Girls. A chocolate health talk, wellness class, and revolutionary women program with Dr. Kristine Byron are planned, plus a dessert reception and light refreshments.
Carlisle Ponytail Association hosts a Texas Hold'em fundraiser at Chautauqua Center on Friday. Sign-in begins 4:30 p.m. and games start 5:30 p.m. Entry is 30 dollars with a one time 20 dollar rebuy. For details call 937 704 9302.
Franklin AARP Tax-Aide volunteers provide free federal state and local tax return prep for seniors military personnel and modest income taxpayers through April 15. Help available 10 am to noon Thursdays and Fridays at the Deardoff Senior Center call 937 743-8100. Chili supper planned at First United Methodist
Dr. Seuss Birthday celebration at Germantown MetroPark features a 3 30 p m start time with green eggs and ham snack and the story Sam I Am. The family program runs 112 hours and earns a Passport to Nature.
A free workshop for parents of young children on kindergarten readiness will be held from 7 to 8 30 p.m. Thursday at the Warren County Career Center Mini Theater. Lynda Neeley of Training Express and area kindergarten reps will present facts and answer questions. Reservations recommended. childcare is available for a $5 donation. Call Kendra Murphy at 513 932 5677 ext 5264 for information or reservations.
Madison Lions Club announces rose sale at 15 per dozen with delivery March 16 for mail orders 21. Contact Lions or Debbie Parrella Vic Thomas or John Gilmore. Also MOMS Club Monroe Middletown meeting 10 to 11 30 a m Thursday in Monroe City Building Community Room. Stairs stolen from Dallas Homes 3895 Woodbridge Blvd overnight Friday value not reported. Dog stolen from Tanbark Drive overnight Feb 21 female Jack Russell Chihuahua mix white with black spots.
Springboro hosts its fifth annual Hometown Expo at the high school this Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. More than 100 area businesses will participate with prizes worth at least 25 dollars at each booth. Call 937 748 0074 for details. Springboro Park Board meets 7 p.m. at the Municipal Building 320 Central Ave.
Edgewood Band Boosters present a district wide concert at Edgewood High School Auditorium. Sixth grade performs 4 to 4 30 p m, followed by seventh and eighth grade 4 30 to 5 15 p m. Edgewood Middle Jazz 5 30 to 6 15, High School Jazz 6 30 to 7 15, Percussion 7 30 to 8, and High School Concert Band 8 15 to 9 p m.
Middletown Christian School students from kindergarten through eighth grade read for 30 minutes to set a reading record of 18 203 pages. Debby Mitchell organized Read Across America Day activities with staff in costume and seniors reading as characters from Seuss and Peggy Parish books. The event highlighted silent reading and the importance of reading as the base of education.
About 305000 people may move into the area over 20 years prompting OKI regional planners to push consolidation over sprawl. At a Warren County forum, residents raised concerns over a proposed Interstate 75 to 71 connector, keeping rural character, and impact on economic development. Hamilton County forum is March 9 and Butler County on March 10.
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