CAC eyes alternate energy for poor CAC explores new energy for low income homes
Butler County Community Action Commission seeks alternate energy sources for low income households, backed by 7700 from federal CSA. An energy supervisor is sought to develop solar heating heat pumps and wood stoves while continuing winterization of 108 homes pre 1978 and 200 will be winterized this year. Materials cost averages 302 dollars per house with 800 maximum and labor 110 dollars funded by CETA.
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Hamilton
Butler County Community Action Commission
Michael Reach
CAC
National Sun Day
Community Services Administration
Reneah
Rench
Butler County
Beach
Social worker Harris resigns for Nebraska post
David Harris 31 resigns from Middletown City Schools to join Great Navis Mental Health Center in Imperial Nebraska. He began in 1972 as a Butler County funded social worker and will organize a three county satellite clinic. Harris also ran a private counseling practice and served as associate pastor and on several local committees.
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Middletown City
Great Navis
Nebraska
David Harris
Butler County
Imperial
Neb
Middletown
Harris
Big Brothers and Sisters
Meadowlawn Church of God
Kiwanis
Young Life Committee
Butler County Mental Health Association
Solar energy program at Middletown Campus Miami U
Practical use of solar energy to be explored Monday at 7 30 pm in Room 113 Logan Johnston Hall Middletown Campus Miami University. Speaker Bill Tolle, retired Hamilton electrical engineer, will show a solar heating unit built under 1000 dollars with slides and a color videotape produced for Hamilton City schools. The program is free and open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Miami University
Logan Johnston
Bill Tolle
Hamilton
Tolle
National Solar Heating and Cooling Information Center
Rtockville
League of Women Voters
Death Notice for Mrs Gladys J. Von Stein
Mrs Gladys J. Von Stein 73 of 263 NF St. will have services tomorrow at Klaus Weigel Funeral Home. Burial details not provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys J. von Stein
Klaus- Weigel Funeral Home
ACCESS offers Middletown information and referral service
ACCESS, Middletown's 4hour information and referral telephone service, has begun offering services to the community. The day and night phone number is 424-5498. The new service follows two years of planning by several community committees. Area residents can call for help finding area agencies and making initial contact or first appointments. No charge to callers. those who pay long distance must cover that cost. ACCESS is funded by an unemployment grant from the Comprehensive Acts and community contributions.
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Access
Middletown
Youth Symphony and MHS Orchestra Present Spring Concert
Middletown Youth Symphony and Middletown High School Orchestra join for a 7 30 pm spring concert in the MHS Theater conducted by James Veith. The program includes The Water is Wide Trumpet Voluntary Evergree n from A Star is Born Close Encounters theme and Judas Maccabaeus Suite along with scholarship awards and a Misty Current solo on Rode Concerto in A minor. Tickets are $1 50 adults $1 students sold at box office one hour before show.
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Middletown Youth Symphony
Middletown High School Orchestra
MHS
James Veith
Symphony
Playbar
Purcell
Youth Symphony
Misty Current
Rode
Miss Current
Cincinnati Youth Symphony
Southwest Ohio
Ohio
Middletown Symphony
College Conservatory of Music In
Cincinnati
Funeral rites set for air crash victim at Madison Township
Funeral services are scheduled for Ted Harsh and Miss Alene Mullins, victims of a Madison Township air crash. Harsh, 31, Middletown native Vietnam veteran, survived by wife Paula, parents, two sons, sisters, a grandmother, with services at St Marys Church and burial at Woodside Cemetery. Miss Mullins, 28, an Ohio Bell order typist, lived in Trenton. father Cletis Mullins also an Ohio Bell employee. Calls at Wilson Schramm Memorial Home precede a 7:30 p.m. prayer service. Additional victims Richards Broyles and Virgie Ellis Armeo lack funeral details.
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Madison Township
Ted Hersh
West
Armeo
Middletown
Paula
Ohio Bell
Harsh
Harold Harsh
Springboro
Robert T
David Michael
Dessie Plumbo
Bridget Torrey
Franklin
Dessie Tisnop
St. Mary’s Church
Woodside Cemetery
Wilson- Schramm Memorial
Miss Mullins
Douglas Ave
Trenton
Hamilton
Cletis A. Mullins
Trenton High School
Deaths mark Middletown area, two men die within hours
Dewey L. South 73 of 3161 Meyers Road died at Middletown Hospital after being stricken at home. He leaves Golden wife, daughter Wanda Buchanan, four sons, 19 grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral 10:30 a.m. Saturday at McCoy Leffler with burial in Woodside. Visitation Friday 3-5 and 7-9 p.m. Willard B. McDaniels 78 of 2009 Central Ave died at home. He and wife Mary Ellen ran McDaniels and Associates public accounting. served in World War II and helped form a Boy Scout troop. Services 11 a.m. Saturday at McCoy Leffler. burial to follow. visitation one hour prior.
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Dewey L. South
Meyers Road
Middletown Hospital
Jackson, Ky
Middletown
Armco
Frigidaire
Mee
South
Grace Baptist Church
Golden
Wanda Buchanan
Camden
William
Trenton
Eugene
Carlisle
Dewey Jr
Franklin
Winford
New Lebanon
McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
Mike Mackey
Woodside Cemetery
McDaniels
Owatonna
Minn
Mary Ellen
McDaniels and Associates
Sportsmen's Club
McCoy-Leffler
Richard W. Cundiff
Couple gets five to 15 years for cocaine sale
A Dayton couple, Jack and Julie Truesdale, were sentenced to five to 15 years after a jury found them guilty of selling cocaine to an undercover agent. They joined 12 other defendants indicted last March by the Butler County grand jury following a nine month Middletown police probe into drug trafficking.
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Hamilton
Dayton
Jack
Julie Truesdale
Butler County
Middletown
Marysville Reformatory
Truesdales
Douglas Winglewich
Navaho St. Middletown
Freshman HobbitPlay Tonight at Middletown Freshman High
A musical adaptation of The Hobbit by J R R Tolkien is presented tonight and tomorrow at 7 30 p m in the Middletown Freshman High School auditorium. Bilbo Baggins Gandalf and 12 dwarves lead a treasure quest featuring trolls goblins Gollum and a constructed dragon with a large student cast and crew. Admission is 2 for adults and 150 for students.
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J.R.R. Tolkien
Middletown
Bilbo Baggins
Gandalf
Bilbo
Cathy McCormick
Jon Whittlesey
Tom Stewart
Mike Smith
Kippy Moore
Micky Sutter
Jeff Dye
Tim Johnson
Scott Brewer
Mike Hall
Brian Deaton
John Mitchell
Karen Stone
Kelly McClure
Drew Easton
Chris Wilson
Kathy Marchetti
Carla McKenzie
Cheryl Tyson
Dianne Kurtz
Jody Gray
Laurie Gardner
Lynn Woods
Tina Winglewich
Shirley Tolson
Debbie Frechette
Dee Cofield
Brenda Perkins
Pam Wright
Cindy Repasky
Vinnie Greco
Spaghetti Dinner Soothes Community At Elementary Cafeteria
A spaghetti dinner is offered Saturday at Peasttown Elementary School cafeteria on Trenton Franklin Road. Sponsored by the Women’s Ministries of the Christian Assembly of God, the event runs 4 to 8 p.m. Adults pay 3, children 2 to 12 pay 1.75, with under two eating free. Music by Gospel Expressions and local performers.
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Peasttown
Trenton-Franklin Road
Women’s Ministries Group
Christian Assembly of God
Dan
Nancy Crouch
Brenda Puckett
Duane Hacking
Ken Keene
Oxford
Woman of Year Patricia Gamble Honored at Banquet
Patricia Gamble, Jefferson Elementary School first grade teacher for seven years, was named Woman of the Year at the Amanda United Methodist Church mother daughter banquet. She has led Bible School, supervised children, taught Sunday School, served on church council, chaired the workshop committee, and led United Methodist Women. She holds degrees from Miami University and lives with her husband Robert at 506 Burton Road with their four children.
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Patricia Gamble
Jefferson Elementary
Amanda United Methodist Church
Bible School
Church Council Board
United Methodist Women
Miami University
Middletown
Robert
Burton Road
Warren plans Summer Food Service at Franklin Center
Warren County Human Services Board will sponsor a Summer Food Service Program providing free meals to children under 18 and to adults over 18 deemed handicapped by a state or local education agency. Meals will be served at the Franklin Community Center located at 101 Walnut Street in Franklin.
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Warren County Human Services Board
Franklin Community Center
Walnut St
Franklin
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Kench
MUM
MUM Industrial Arts Club
William CC Pierson
Access Offering Services
Comprehensive Employment and Training Acts
MHS Orchestra
Jimmy Owens
First Church of God
N. Breie! Boulevard
Richard Casey
April Loveless
Woody Adkins
Ady
Steve Daley
Ted Marsh
J.C. Penney
City Centre Mart
Lee
Paget
Alene Mullins
Gregory
Morehead, Ky
Thelma Shaffer
Hazel Moore
Chillicothe
Joseph R. Baker Funeral Home
Richard Broyles
Virgie Ellis
Dewey South
Willard McDaniels
Willard Benjamin McDaniels
Central Ave
Cincinnati-Dayton Rd
Blue Ball
FBI
Warren
Jos. R. Baker Funeral Home
Thomas E. Haines
Baker Funeral Home
Kent State University
Cleveland College of Mortuary Science
Jos. R. Baker
Manchester Avenue
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