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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1977

Page

2

Rhodes Administration Reveals $642.8 Million Capital Plan

The Rhodes Administration proposed a $642.8 million capital improvements package for 1977-79, funded by bonds and federal revenues, targeting state universities, mental health facilities, and recreation. Ohio State University would receive about $44 million, with allocations also listed for Cincinnati, Wright State, Akron, and Ohio University. Mental health projects exceed $243 million and the Department of Natural Resources sees $70.3 million for a new Cleveland lakefront park and 11 park expansions.

Columbus Ohio Rhodes James A. Rhodes Ohio State University Cleveland State University University of Cincinnati Wright State Univer Department of Natural Resources Natural Resources Project Cleveland Lakefront Deer Creek West Branch Maumee Bay

Middletown Teachers Association elects new officers

The Middletown Teachers Association named its officer slate for the next school year. James Lide, Verity Middle School French and German teacher, becomes president, with Lynn Schirmer as vice president, Miriam Miller as treasurer, Nancy Balger as corresponding secretary, and Betty Helsinger as recording secretary. The May 10 Executive Council meeting will install them.

Middletown Teachers Association James Lide Verity Middle School MTA Lynn Schirmer Amanda Elementary Miriam Miller McKinley Middle Nancy Balger Mayfield Betty Helsinger Middletown

Lawyer photo captions swapped at Middletown Bar event

An article notes two attorney photographs were swapped in yesterday's Journal. Maxwell Finkelman and Elliott Levey had their images misattributed. Eight other local lawyers were honored by the Middletown Bar Association for long service.

Maxwell Finkelman Elliott Levey Middletown Bar Association

Deaths and funerals listed for multiple area residents

Obituaries and funeral notices for Gordon Wayne “Tuffy” Lewis and others across Franklin Hamilton and Dayton areas. Services set at several chapels with burial in Woodside and Memorial Park Cemeteries. Details include relatives, call times, and coroner rulings on accidental deaths.

Gordon Wayne Tuffy” Lewis Windsor Road Joseph R. Baker William R. Julian Woodside Cemetery Lewis Kenneth Garret J. Boone Butler County Blue Ball West Union Gordon K. Lewis Logan Everett Middletown Irene Scott

Middletown High Style Show Promises Rainbow Fashion Theme

Middletown High School presents its fifth annual Rainbow Fashion style show at 8 p m in the school cafeteria. The event showcases more than 50 students from home economics classes making garments including dresses skirts tops pants and shirts. Narration will be by PIC member Jean Ann Kemplin with Betsy Balger on piano, and refreshments by the Commercial Foods class will be served during a mid show break.

Middletown High School Denise Kalmus Norma McVay MHS PIC Jean Ann Kemplin Betsy Balger Commercial Foods The Ester Johnson Janet Pence Seneith Cofield

Motor bike rider injured in intersection crash

An 11 year old motor bike rider from 2804 Goldman Ave. was treated at Middletown Hospital after a collision with a southbound car on Grand Avenue at Orchard Street. The car driven by 51 year old Hattie Pursley of 3243 McLean Road Franklin struck the bike rider who was northbound around 3 55 p.m. No charges were filed.

Middletown Hospital Grand Avenue Orchard Street Russell Craft Goldman Ave Hattie Pursley McLean Road Franklin

Bankruptcies Filed by Seven Area Residents in Dayton Court

Seven area residents filed for bankruptcy in U S District Court in Dayton. The list includes Eugene E Baker of Middletown with assets 400 and debts 39139. Michael R Jones of Middletown with assets 333 and debts 55415. Paul E Hormel aka Sony Hormel of Middletown with assets 1457 and debts 5950. Harold E Walker of Lebanon with assets 17490 and debts 104717. Marilyn S Walker of Lebanon with assets 17090 and debts 56698. Ralph Rex Arnold of Lebanon with assets 16320 and debts 98570. Peggy Jo Arnold of Lebanon with assets 16815 and debts 40551.

U.S. District Court Dayton Eugene Edward Baker Middletown Michael Robert Jones Paul Edward Hormel Sony Hormel Harold Eugene Walker Lebanon Marilyn S. Walker Ralph Rex _ Arnold Peggy Jo Arnold

Petry Proposes Tax Form Rewrite With Panel Plan

Old Saybrook Conn AP Congressmen Dodd hears suggestion from Ann Petry to simplify IRS 1040 instructions. Petry envisions a five member panel including three retired teachers and Sylvia Porter to craft clearer guidance for taxpayers.

Old Saybrook Conn Christopher Dodd Ann Petry Dodd Sylvia Porter

Cincinnati Teachers Strike Faces Court Again

Cincinnati boards seek injunction over a 65,000 pupil district strike as teachers picket. Albert Shanker headlines rally to back the walkout. Courts previously rejected action, negotiations stall, and firings occur amid calls for a 16 percent raise while a June levy is debated.

Aeoer Ee Cincinnati Boards of Education Cincinnati Albert Shanker American Federation of Teachers Ohio Board of Education Ohio Education Association OEA Columbus CFT

Wilson Elementary PTO Picks 77 78 Officers

Officers of the Wilson Elementary School PTO have been elected for the coming school year. Co presidents are Doug and Joyce Saam. Vice presidential committee includes John and Betty Rocker, Stephen and Janet Molnar, and Gordon and Jeanne Case. Frances Shepherd is secretary and Judy Lee treasurer.

Wilson Elementary School PTO Doug Joyce Saam Central Ave John Betty Rocker Stephen Janet Molnar Gordon Jeanne Case Frances Shepherd Judy Lee

Sherman to present spring program World of Walt Disney

Sherman Elementary School will stage a spring program titled The World of Walt Disney tomorrow at 7 30 p m in the gym. All 400 plus students participate with each grade performing a different segment from Davy Crockett to Mickey Mouse Club. Music teacher Mrs Sharyn Edelen organized the show and invited the public to attend.

Sherman Elementary Walt Disney Sharyn Edelen Davy Crockett

Twirlers win in several contests over weekend

Area girls competed in multiple twirling events. Lee Ann Evans won in Miamisburg in advanced USTA strutting and solo events and claimed divisional twirloff and strutoff. Janet Evicx won NBTA queen and advanced solo at Lancaster, with several other top placements by Rochelle Clark and Kristi Orth. Jeni Rose took fifth in Miss Buckeye Duchess modeling.

Miamisburg Lee Ann Evans Lancaster Janet Evicx Rochelle Clark Kristi Orth Jeni Rose

City Commission to Hold Hearing on Office Building Project

The City Commission will hold a public hearing tomorrow at 6 p.m. in the City Building Commission Chamber on a proposal for two 2,200 square foot office buildings with four accessory structures on 1.4 acres south of Roosevelt Boulevard and west of Bonita Drive. Planned by Don Hawkins Realtors. Commissioners will also discuss a proposed ordinance expected to draw comments from alarm owners and sellers.

City Commission Roosevelt Boulevard Bonita Drive City Building Commission Chamber Don Hawkins Realtors

Mother's Day Gifts Run Through Town Store Windows

A busy round of graduations and celebrations prompts shopping for moms. Cambridge Inn offers a Mother's Day treat Sunday May 8, Merle Norman and Kari cosmetics tempt with new looks, World Bazaar in Towne Mall showcases global home goods, leather goods from Leather Express, and jewelry from J B Robinson. Flowers from Armbruster Florist and collector gifts fill the gift shops as Tom Sweeney, Connie Kirby, and local stores promote special Mother’s Day offerings.

Cambridge Inn S. University Armbruster Florist Jolly Hobbie Bing and Grondahl Copenhagen Armters

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