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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1975

Page

3

Seven Months Low Gap Reverses in Butler County Car Sales

Butler County February registrations reach 749 up from 541 in January and 626 a year ago. Used car volumes hold at 970, while new truck registrations total 81. Major brands led by Chevrolet and Ford with 170 and 150 registrations respectively. casual dealer bypass sales reach 1,653 versus 1,618 in January.

Butler County County Clerk of Courts Chevrolets Ford Alpha Romeo Porsche Puegeot Volvo

Parent Counseling Session Saturday at Hopewell School

Franklin announces a Saturday session for parents of mentally retarded and developmentally disabled children from 10 a.m. to noon at Hopewell School 887 N Main St. The topic Siblings explores family impact. Anonymous questions accepted via a drop box, carpool forms at Green Knoll Lebanon, babysitting provided. program coordinated by Mrs Kay Brandenburg and moderated by Ann Ladd.

Franklin Hopewell School N. Main St Green Knoll School Lebanon Hopewell Kay Brandenburg Ann Ladd

Lincoln Day Dinner to Feature Sen Curtis in Nebraska

Senator Curtis of Nebraska will speak at the Butler County Lincoln Day dinner tomorrow night. A 6 p.m. reception leads into a 7 p.m. program in the Manchester Inn senior ballroom with U.S. Rep. Thomas Kindness as master of ceremonies. Tickets cost 7 50 per person. Co chairs are Laurens Petersen and James Friend.

Sen. Curtis Carl T. Curtis Nebraska Butler County Republican Party Lincoln Manchester Inn U.S Thomas Kindness Laurens Petersen James Friend Curtis House of Representatives

Congressional leaders set China visit for late March

House Speaker Carl Albert and House Minority Leader John Rhodes with their spouses plan a China trip from March 29 to April 7, with a Guam stopover. This marks the third visit by congressional leaders since U.S.-China relations were eased.

Washington House Carl Albert John J. Rhodes China Guam United States

Monroe High spring band concert this Saturday

The Lemon Monroe High School spring band concert is at 8 p.m. Saturday in the school auditorium. Performers include the brass choir directed by Earl Jones, the concert choir directed by Paul Bell, and the symphonic band directed by David Camp. Admission is free and open to the public.

Lemon-Monroe High School Earl Jones Paul Bell David Camp

Senior Voice Recital by Ma Reitz Frieg at Oxford

Mrs Ma Reitz Frieg soprano from Bellevue will present a 15 piece senior voice recital Sunday at 3 p.m. in the Sidney W Souers Recital Hall Center for Performing Arts. Free admission. The program reflects her study in Miami School of Fine Arts under John C Wabrick. The piece The Jungle by Upton Sinclair is referenced in relation to meat packing reform history.

Oxford Ma Reitz Frieg Sidney W. Souers Center For Performing Arts Frieg Bellevue Miami School of Fine Arts John C. Wabrick Upton Sinclair Chicago

Artist and Law conference to discuss taxes for artists

A Sunday session titled The Artist and the Law opens a series by the Ohio Arts Council and Arts Council of the Ohio River Valley at the Contemporary Arts Center Cincinnati. Diane Cochrane, a free lance writer and former editor, will speak on The Artist and the Taxes and discuss arts services from Ohio and NEA. Kentucky and Indiana residents may attend. registration is free for ACORV members and 2 dollars for nonmembers.

Cincinnati Ohio Arts Council Arts Council of the Ohio River Valley Contemporary Arts Center ACORV Diane Cochrane Free Lance Prentice- Hall Business Publications National Endowment For the Arts Kentucky Indiana Box

Legion Post 218 to elect new officers Wednesday

American Legion Post 218 will vote on officers for 1975 6 at post headquarters 116 S Members with Middletown addresses must vote in person ballots by mail for others must arrive by 4 p m Election and installation set for 8 p m nominees include Edward Fitzwater Jr Richard L Van Gorder Herbert W Lanier Jr Robert E Sweim Joes H Easton Dewey M Lawson James H Hensley Doug Kincaid Michael Martin Arthur Sanderson Alfred G Decatur Edward S Brelsford plus three to be elected to the executive committee

American Legion Post S. Main St Middletown Edward Fitzwater Jr Orchard Sr Armco Richard L. van Gorder Wilbraham Road American Amateur Baseball Congress Herbert W. Lanier Jr Clara Drive Trenton Robert E. Sweim Catalina Mobile Home Park Peasttown Joes H. Easton Dewey M. Lawson Carolina St

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