Germantown Council defers mayor's Main Street funding plan
After a lengthy debate the Germantown Village Council postponed action on Mayor Ralph Moler’s request to use county permissive tax funds to improve North Main Street instead of East Market Street. Councilman John Sr. urged study by the street committee citing priorities and recent rain hazards, with June 1 deadlines noted for 1979 funds.
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Germantown
Ralph Moler
North Main Street
East Market Street
John Sr
Hillcrest
Market Street
Moler
Montgomery County
East Market Hill
Douglas Fenske
Madison 4 H club elects officers in township group
The Madison Township Rabbits Anonymous 4 H club elected officers led by President Allen Johnson and Vice President Greg Reed. Other posts went to Allen Proffit Cindy Dennis Tonya Cozad Dean Harbaum and Mark Clemons. Meeting set for Monday at 7 p.m. at the Reed home.
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Madison Township
4-H
Allen Johnson
Greg Reed
Allen Proffit
Cindy Dennis
Tonya Cozad
Dean Harbaum
Mark Clemons
Reed
Mossman Road
Carlisle schools weigh mailings and science kits to boost communication
Carlisle Advisory Committee on communications urges one to two annual mailings, address updating, and a label peeling machine. An annual meeting with 30 community group reps and enclosing the district annual report with the calendar are proposed. Teachers discuss NSF funded science kits enhancing hands on learning and student confidence. Board President Brown and County Supt Souther praise autonomy and program value. Sandra Barnes hired as remedial math teacher.
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Carlisle
James Gilbert
Gilbert Sai
Anna Lee Grigsby
Marilyn Fershee
Janese Griffin
National Science Foundation
Grigsby
Griffin
Fershee
David
Aiden Brown
Orin Souther
Warren County
Souther
Sandra Barnes
Preble County Covered Bridge Day Tour Sunday
The Preble County Historical Society hosts Covered Bridge Day Sunday from noon to 4 p.m. The 66 mile, two hour 15 minute tour starts at the Farm Center in Gratis with directions available from local coordinators in Eaton Lewisburg Camden West Alexandria and New Paris. An open house at the Farm Center features Preble County Art Association displays, wood art by Edith Snyder, primitive collections by Mr and Mrs Mundy and models by local students. The tour visits six remaining county covered bridges with no charge.
Village approves farmers market plan in Germantown
Germantown Village Council approved a Saturday morning farmers market on North Main Street from Center Street to an alley, intended to connect growers with consumers. Other actions set garbage bill rates with Dempsey Trucking Corp and named David Rogers as village solicitor effective June 1, with changes to the assistant solicitor and youth center staff.
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Germantown
Main Street
Center Street
Robert Coghill
Ralph Moler
David Rogers
Trotwood
Rogers
Smith & Schnacke
Dayton
Jerry Stimmel
William Forbes
Stimmel
Seattle
Wash
Forbes
Philli Slusser
Council
Moler
Slusser
Franklin City Council drops East Lawn link in Eastgate plan
Franklin City Council voted 60 with Barbara Thornton absent to remove the East Lawn Drive connection from the Eastgate Avenue project, approving a $410 000 bond anticipation note and a contract with Don Cisle while denying Pee Wee Football Association field reservations at Lions Community Park House Field. Residents attended as Trustees discussed traffic impacts and future street connections.
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Franklin
East Lawn Drive
Eastgate Avenue
East Lawn
Franklin Heights
Harold Baker
Herbert Swiger
Council
Barbara Thornton
Eastgate
Hamilton
Don Cisle
William Gansheimer
Baker
Gene Sorrell
Pee Wee Football Association
Lions Community Park
Gansheimer
Dan Moore
House of Drugs
Chautauqua Pool Passes At Reduced Rates
Chautauqua pool season passes go on sale at lower prices this month. Jerry Harmeyer of Chautauqua Baptist Fellowship Park announces pool hours May 27 to September 4 with resident and non resident price scales for ages 12 plus 6 11 2 5 and families, plus day rates and office hours. Contact 746 3811 for details.
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Chautauqua
Jerry Harmeyer
Chautauqua Baptist Fellowship Park
Pool Park
Tennis lessons rescheduled at Jacot Park
Middletown Parks and Recreation canceled the first adult tennis lessons at Jacot Park due to cold weather. Classes resume May and run Mondays and Wednesdays from 7 to 9 pm with Barbara Hartman guiding one hour sessions. Openings remain in the 8 pm slot. $10 per person. Information from the parks office.
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Jacot Park
Middletown
Barbara Hartman
4-H Sewing Club Elects Officers in First Meeting
Karen Robinson was elected president of the Madison Cultops 4-H Sewing Club at its first meeting of the year held at adviser Judy Proeschel’s home. Glenna Baker became vice president, Becky Proeschel secretary, Terri McCoppin treasurer, Daphne Robinson recreation officer, Becky Owens health and safety officer. A new assistant adviser is Dorothy Baker.
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Karen Robinson
Madison Cultops
Judy Proeschel
Glenna Baker
Becky Proeschel
Terri McCoppin
Daphne Robinson
Becky Owens
Dorothy Baker
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Madison
Market Street Hill
Ohio 4
Market
Butter Street
Revious
Carlisle Schools
Juanita Abney
Preble
Warnke Bridge
Lewisburg
National Pest Control Association
Dempsey Trucking Corp
Moraine
Royce Schoonover
Robert Bullock
Moser
Ament
Dayton Printing Company
Marvin Hall
Hall
United Way
Montgomery-Greene Counties Transportation Coordinating Committee
Jack Jensen
Franklin City Council
RMN. & Hall
Nerith
Coomer Furniture CO
Une
Asien Lane
Berkline
van Ecliners
AMF Treen & Mowers
Neers Boy
Broyhill
Charies Custom
Flexstee
Kimball
Bassett
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