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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1975
Page
11
Butler County Manpower Department says about 250 summer jobs will be available for youths 14 to 21 with family income under 5050 for a four person family. Jobs run June 16 to August with 24 to 32 hours weekly and a $2.10 minimum wage.
The HAMV促s pet neutering push aims to curb litter growth and reduce shelters' load. The Trenton Animal Shelter reports floods of litters, with up to 50 kittens at a time, while the program offers low income families neutering for 20 dollars through area veterinarians and shelter coordination.
City commissioners plan to discuss moving the Saturday farmer's market from a Studio Theater area to vacant mall stores in Middletown Mall at tomorrow's 7 p.m. City Building meeting. The idea arose after a recent officials' meeting. farmers polled mostly oppose relocation. Betty Blair, mall promotion director, proposed the move.
The Time To Fight group at Armco Steel Middletown Works will meet tomorrow at 7 30 p m to discuss challenging Armco seniority rules based on company tenure rather than department length. They seek funds for legal counsel and aim to restate ratification rights tied to alleged improper contract implementation and have raised about 15 percent of a 15000 dollar goal. The meeting hall at West Side Federal Savings and Loan Association will host the gathering and outline aims.
A Germantown man was beaten and his car stolen after giving two men a ride to a South Broad Street address. Three suspects, including a juvenile, were held by Hamilton police with no charges filed yet. In other incidents, five juveniles were taken into custody for trespassing after being found on a downtown mail roof late Saturday, Harold Allen reported tire and audio equipment stolen worth undetermined, Linda Pieratt said property valued at 543 dollars was taken then recovered with suspects named, and Carlos Morgan reported a van break in with a radio and wristwatch worth 930 dollars taken.
Deputies investigated a construction site on Clarksville Road in Wayne County after a partial skeleton—legs hips and part of a hand—was unearthed. Coroner Dr. Ralph Young later confirmed the bones are over 100 years old and not a current finding. The name of the discoverer could not be confirmed by the sheriff’s office.
William Robinson, a six year old of 2318 Hamilton Eaton Road, Williamsdale, went to a gravel pit on Hamilton Trenton Road to fetch socks and never returned. Deputies, Civil Defense and firemen searched by boat and grappling gear, locating the boy about 10 feet from a sandbar at 2 10 a m. The child’s shoes and socks were found nearby. His stepfather reported the disappearance after he found the boy missing at 10 30 p m. Services are set for 10 a m Wednesday at Webb Funeral Home with burial in Hickory Flat Cemetery. viewing is scheduled 5 to 8 p m tomorrow.
Franklin merchants plan monthly sidewalk market days with booth space on downtown corners. Linda Hollon of 1-2-3 Gift Shop leads arrangements. July 3 and 5 bake sales to coincide with Great Miami River Festival. Philip Robison to supervise corner assignments and six new garbage containers to be installed. Next meeting set for June 5 at 7:30 a.m.
Lemon-Monroe theater students won the Ohio Theater Alliance Regional Festival at Wright State University earning the right to represent the Dayton region at the state festival on the Ohio State University campus in Columbus. Patrick Smith was named to the all star cast. The Shoemaker's Wife directed by Della C Ewart featured Smith Tammy Duff and Tony Barnett with Mike Miller as stage manager. Middletown High School entered with a cutting from Hot La Baltimore directed by James Butch and listed a full cast and crew.
Middletown fire department emergency squadman Drexel Blevins was choked by a Kunz Avenue man during a Saturday night run. The assailant, pretending to be unconscious, threatened squadmen with a large ashtray before being subdued and held at bay by police. Blevins was not treated and the suspect was transported to Middletown Hospital. No charges had been filed.
The McKinley Middle School music department presents a 7 30 p m spring concert in the school auditorium. The program features the school choir directed by Miss Lorna Hamilton the beginning band the seventh and eighth grade band under Miss Carolyn Watkins and the orchestra directed by Mrs Janell West. Public invited with no admission charged.
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