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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1973
Page
10
Census Bureau forecasts 14-17 year olds to fall 8.5 percent to 14.3 million by 1985 after a 1972 peak of 16.4 million, with a similar downturn for 18-21 year olds. It notes rising median age, later marriages, and fewer births in the postwar era, plus education and income trends among youth.
About 20 junior and senior high students from St Paul Lutheran Church Franklin will walk from Franklin to Middletown today to support the handicapped. They start at 12 45 at the church, pass along old U S 25 to Manchester Road and Breiel Boulevard, ending at Zion Lutheran Church Central Avenue for refreshments. Proceeds split between Carlisle Handicapped Children's Center construction and a youth unable to attend Discovery ’73 Services in Houston this August.
Akron based Ohio Jaycees recognized Helen M. Esmont Hartville Hal P. Hunger Perrysburg and Craig A. Schwegman Hamilton for community contributions during the quarterly all state convention and banquet.
Franklin Municipal Judge John Tracy fined 13 defendants for traffic law violations. In speeding cases 61 motorists paid 1530 in fines and bonds. Ronnie Gillespie 21 Dayton was fined 100, jailed three days, suspended for six months for driving while intoxicated. Elmer Faulkner 21 drew two 50 fines, 25 suspended for reckless operation and unnecessary noise. Five drivers without valid licenses received 50 fines. Several others, including Buckley Vaughn Stewart Laghner Campbell and McDaniels, were fined 50 for various offenses.
Fairfield resident James R. Degner is appointed director of social services for the Butler County Children’s Home Association effective tomorrow. Degner has a long history in child welfare, including roles as houseparent, recreation leader, program director at a Louisville boys club, and staff social worker at Elkhart County welfare. He has also been executive director of the Laking Home for Children, a lecturer at the University of Cincinnati, and a consultant for Warren County Children’s Services Board.
Names omitted from the 95 Miami University freshmen list for Alpha Lambda Delta induction at the Middletown campus. Omitted students were Carol A. Bowlin of Carlisle and Patricia Taylor of West Alexandria. Inductees earned 3.5 or higher averages for at least 15 fall quarter credit hours.
In Cincinnati area, Pepsi Cola drivers in southwestern Ohio and Northern Kentucky voted to end a 10 day strike. Local 152-B officials said the pact includes an $8 raise the first year and $10 the second, plus better vacation and illness benefits. Workers to return Monday.
Mary Ann Heigel, a sand sculptor, shapes seagulls mermaids and even an Egyptian pharaoh from sand on public beaches. She says she loses works to the tide but gains pleasure from the creation. Her reclining nude drew attention and surprised a beachgoer husband.
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