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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1977
Page
14
One hundred nineteen Franklin High School students are named to the honor roll for the third nine weeks. To qualify, students needed a 3.5 GPA or higher on a 4.0 scale, with seniors and juniors listed by name.
Twenty ninth graders at Carlisle Junior High School earned honor roll status for the third nine week grading period. Names include Sherry Byrd Sonya Clay Jean Clevenger Jeff Corrigan Chevyl Day Becky Denison Jana Engel Angela Jones Debbie Mcintosh Jay Miller James Roach Ellen Romer Kelly Schader Lori Shupert Jackie Smith Cindy Spencer Lori Stannter Mark Stewart Karen Weaver Lee Ann Weaver.
US Supreme Court Justice Potter Stewart will preside over a Toledo University moot court competition as part of Law Week. Stewart, a Cincinnati native named to the Supreme Court in 1958, will oversee the event in May.
Sealed bids are invited by Butler County Commissioners for one tractor with a 17 foot beach side mounted mower and a five foot heavy duty rotary cutter installed. Bids due May 16 1977 at 10:00 a.m. at the County Administrative Center Hamilton Ohio.
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Yesterday four break ins were reported to police. Charlene E Kay lost a turntable and amplifier worth 250 at 502 18th Ave during a window entry. Don Hatton saw a TV valued at 300 taken from his home on Roosevelt Blvd between 6:30 and 10:30 p.m. A TV worth 81 was taken from Ralph Elder at Park St Apt 4. Janet O Neil reported a screen attempted to be removed from a Grand Ave home with a fan blocking entry.
Friends in Action will hold orientation meetings for prospective volunteers tomorrow and May 10 at 7 30 p m in the Middletown Library community room. Betty Fox says the sessions include skill training on values clarification effective listening and role playing. The agency funded by Butler County Juvenile Court works with troubled girls through adult volunteers who form friendships with the girls.
Carlisle High School Concert Choir earned a superior rating along with Waynesville High School Chorus and Girls Chorus. Other superior entries included Talawanda Concert Choir Faton Concert Choir and Boys Chorus and Hamilton Taft Women’s. In bands Taft Concert Band Wilmington Concert Band Symphonic Band and Eaton Concert Band received superiors. Excellent ratings went to Middletown Symphonic Band Carlisle Concert Band Madison Concert Band Lebanon Concert Band Twin Valley North Band Twin Valley South Band National Trail Band Fairfield Senior Symphonic Band Hamilton Garfield Concert Band Taft Chorale Wilmington Concert Choir Twin Valley North Concert Choir and Men’s Glee Club Eaton Girls’ Chorus.
About 20 parents donated more than 150 hours Saturday at Spring Hill Elementary. The PTO funded paint and lumber for projects including art room shelves, gym mat cart, classroom piano painting, outdoor back board, mailbox, and play area games.
Labor Department data show 1977 first quarter wage raises averaged 7.6 percent for the first contract year and 6.5 percent over the life of the agreements, lower than 8.4 percent and 6.4 percent in 1976 pacts. Excludes potential cost of living escalator gains. Most settlements covered about 372,000 workers in sectors including petroleum refining and retail foods.
The Ohio Education Association with 1 100 delegates at its Spring Representative Assembly rejected any state pay or staffing freezes, warning they would erode progressive education. The group urged more workshops on desegregation methods and pressed for a Carter cabinet post, backing Princeton Education Association in Hamilton County in talks with its school board. The OEA counts 85 000 members.
Fire crews responded to multiple incidents including a trash burn at Germantown Road with no damage and several medical transfers. Ill or abdominal pain patients were taken to hospitals, with several admitted in fair condition, and one assisted to bed with no transport.
Police reported two drug overdoses in separate morning cases, a break in theft at a trailer on 2212 C St, a park exposure incident, a loaded revolver theft from Officer Daniel Miller, property damage from Aldridge home breakins, a stolen tool box from a Wilbraham Road vehicle, and a disorderly conduct disturbance with three charged individuals including a 17 year old.
Journal want ads list multiple missing dogs with breed colors ages and contact numbers. Entries include Old English Sheepdog in Manchester Avenue vicinity, German Shepherd about 4 months from 613 15th Ave, Springer spaniel black and white near Sunset Park, and a red Schnauzer lost near Laynecrest area with rewards and phone numbers 422.5677 422.700.
Obituaries list multiple deaths with ages, residences, and funeral details. Hildebrand Mary 79 Indianapolis area, visitation at Wilson Schramm Memorial Home and service Monday. Jess 70 Hamilton Ohio private burial. Gordon Wayne 36 Middletown visitation at Joseph R Baker Funeral Home with service. Kathy Miller 24 Bakersfield California daughter of Christman with incomplete arrangements.
Memory Lane notices honor MR DOYAL WELLS and MR ELDON JOHNSON on May birthdays, with family remembrances from wife and children. Also memory note for MR BURL V WAYE SR who died May 1 1976 and would have turned 70 May 12, followed by a sorrowful verse about loss and enduring memory from his wife and family.
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