Butler 4-H Team Places Fourth in Beef Judging
Four Butler County 4-H youths participated in the Junior Beef Judging contest in Georgetown Ohio, sponsored by the Southern Ohio Shorthorn Breeders Association. Steve Shephard finished second individually, besting about 180 entrants, as the Butler team of Debbie James Ted Steel and Bill Goos placed fourth overall.
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Butler County
Southern Ohio Shorthorn Breeders Association
Georgetown
Ohio
Steve Shephard
Norbert Shephard
Harris Road
Hamilton
Debbie James
Dana James
Stevenson Road
Oxford
Ted Steel
Mildred Steel
State Road
Bill Goos
Earnest Steel
Miami Sets Institute For Math Teachers
Miami University in Oxford will host a summer institute in mathematics for junior high school teachers, in cooperation with the National Science Foundation. The six week program runs July 5 to August 13, directed by Dr. Lyman C. Peck, with focus on algebra, geometry, and teaching methods for a modern junior high curriculum. Applications due March 31. contact Dr. J Peck.
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Oxford
Miami University
National Science Foundation
Miami
Lyman C. Peck
J Peck
Culler Hall
Butler Rural Electric Co Op Annual Meeting Set with Dr Winters
Butler Rural Electric Cooperative Inc schedules its annual meeting for April 3 at 7 30 p m in the Heritage Room Miami University Center Oxford with dinner at 6 30 p m Dinner tickets are available from the cooperative office or trustees Dr Carl S Winters renowned speaker and former Baptist minister will address members The cooperative serves over 3600 consumers in Southwestern Ohio with a value of 3 000 000 up 250 000 from last year Officers listed: Warren H Truster president Lester Niederman vice president Clarence Eckhardt Everett S Hoy manager.
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Oxford
Mth
Butler Rural Electric Cooperative, Inc
Carl S. Winters
America
Winters
General Motors
Japan
India
Hong Kong
Cairo
Rio de Janeiro
Paris
London
Butler Rural Electric Cooperative Meeting
Heritage Room
Miami University Center
Butler Rural Electric Cooperative System
Ohio
Warren H. Truster
Lester Niederman
Clarence Eckhardt
Everett S. Hoy
Telephone line worker braves elements on Ohio road
A telephone service man on Ohio 4 south of Middletown faced harsh wind and snow while checking lines entangled in bare trees. The Sheckler photo captures the tough day as crews ensure calls still go through despite the weather and obstacles.
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Sheckler
Ohio 4
Middletown
Ohio River Basin Plan Envisions Broad Coordination
Representatives from 11 states ten federal agencies and two interstate groups will meet March 2 to begin developing plans for total water utilization of the Ohio River Basin. The basin includes tributaries from New York Maryland and North Carolina with 2000 miles of waterways carrying 150 million tons of cargo annually and over 1900 municipal water systems. Total water use across public industrial agricultural and power sectors exceeds 30 billion gallons annually. Fred E. Marr, commission chairman, said the mission is to coordinate planning of every entity involved in water usage.
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Cincinnati
Ohio River
New York
Maryland
North Carolina
Fred E. Marr
Ohio River Basin Commission
John Durrell Heads Mason Area Chamber Leader
Local real estate broker John Durrell is named executive secretary of the Mason Area Chamber of Commerce, replacing Grant Shorten after three years. Durrell, a Mason native and Mason High School graduate, resides at 8 S&S Forest Ave. Former reporter and U S Public Health Service public information officer, he also leads the Morgan Durrell Asphalt Co. of Cincinnati.
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Mason
John Durrell
Mason Area Chamber of Commerce
Durrell
Grant Shorten
Chamber
Mason and Mason High School
S&s. Forest Ave
U.S. Public Health Service
Morgan- Durrell Asphalt Co
Cincinnati
Driver Ed Director Pats Car In Ditch
RALEIGH NC AP Waters, North Carolina's director of driver education, has been suspended after a reckless driving conviction. He was fined 50 and court costs in Dunham. Driving a state owned car, he left the road and entered a ditch. Waters supervised instructional programs for school bus drivers and driver ed instructors and ran driver improvement clinics for повтор drivers.
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Raleigh
N.C
CS. Waters
North Carolina
Waters
Dunham
Police Faculty Game Scheduled In Monroe
The Monroe High School gym hosts a 7 30 p m basketball game on March 18 pitting the Monroe Police Department against the Lemon Monroe High School faculty. Proceeds aid the Little League Baseball program run by the Monroe Sports Association. Admission is 1 for adults and 50 cents for children.
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Monroe
Monroe High School
Monroe Police Department
Lemon-Monroe High School
Monroe Sports Association
West Elkton church plans youth paper drive
West Elkton Friends Church youth will conduct a paper drive on March 20. Residents are asked to place unwanted papers and magazines on their porch or front steps for collection.
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West Elkton
West Elkton Friends Church
Firefighter Training Certificates Awarded in Madison Townships
Twenty three North Madison and nine South Madison Township firemen earned 36 hours of instruction in fire fighting skills. Certificates were presented to Chief Robert Ledford and Assistant Chief Harlan Long by instructor Ernest Gehm. The training was in cooperation with the School District and township trustees with individual cards and department certificates awarded to all graduates.
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North Madison Township
South Madison Township
Robert Ledford
Harlan Long
Ernest Gehm
Ohio Department of Education
Long
Rhelan Smith
Roger Smith
Mark Brashear
Phil Brewer
Pete Hobbs
Bill Neal
Paul Reich
Dennis Waites
Ledford
Bill Morningstar
Dee Harlan
Douglas Miller
Ledford Adams
Jim Cottongin
Robert Weidner
William Shackelford
John Sebald
Mark McGlothen
Kent Selby
Lowell Hale
Robert Laubach
Mark Selby
Brown Cornett
Ralph
Consumer Group To Get Help From Colleges
In Corvallis Oregon the state Board of Higher Education voted 5 to 4 to authorize state universities and colleges to collect a student fee of 1 per term to finance the Oregon Student Public Interest Research Group OSPIRG. OSPIRG, urged by Ralph Nader during a visit last fall, provides information to the public on environmental and consumer matters. Each institution will decide if the fee is optional or mandatory.
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Corvallis, Ore
State Board of Higher Education
Oregon
Ospirg
Ral Nader
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