Area Closed For Bald Eagle Courtship Nesting
Notice warns the area is closed due to bald eagle courtship and nesting activities and asks the public to excuse the inconvenience.
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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1977
Page
13
Notice warns the area is closed due to bald eagle courtship and nesting activities and asks the public to excuse the inconvenience.
The Cincinnati Zoo failed to boost the bald eagle population after eggs removed at 46 days proved infertile. Bald eagles mate in March so 700 officials must wait until next year. News notes district budget tensions between Butler County Clerk Edward S Robb Jr and county commissioners escalate with threats of lawsuit and public campaign as auto dealers urge action over license and title department delays.
Two buildings were burglarized over the weekend with the First United Methodist Church at Second Avenue and Broad Street ransacked before 8 a.m Sunday. Nine offices entered, eight doors damaged, a pop machine forced open with about $4 taken. Other incidents include a break–in at the Mental Health Center on Main Street, two shotguns stolen from a home on Tytus Avenue, and tools taken from a Winton Street residence. Authorities noted ongoing plans for a public information campaign amid a Robb-commission funding dispute involving local dealers and media.
A three car crash on Carmody Boulevard left the middle car gutted after its gas tank ruptured. All occupants escaped with minor injuries and Parker was charged with failure to maintain a safe distance.
An ISYEAR-OLD remained in satisfactory condition in Middletown Hospital ICU after a drug overdose at 12:30 am yesterday. Thieves took a rifle and toolbox from Paul Adams's car parked at 2125 Caroline St. overnight Saturday. Police cleared about 200 Elks Lodge patrons ordered to leave around 3:30 am yesterday. No charges of after hours operation filed.
An ad hoc Board of Health committee is formed to finish social service and health clinic studies and explore funding after federal Community Development funds end. Budgeted $30,000 covers both studies, with $10,000 for social services and $20,000 for health clinic work.
The Amanda Middle School vocal music department stages Hansel and Gretel Thursday at 7 30 p.m. Adults pay 1 and students 50 cents. Rebecca Cronin directs the production.
The Amanda Elementary School will present The Wizard of Oz with intermediate grade students Tuesday at 1 30 for the students and 7 30 for the public. Roles include Dorothy Celest Hale Scarecrow Tony Pergram Tin Woodsman Eric Marshall Cowardly Lion Charles Combs Wizard Eddie Oligee Good Witch Lisa Justice Wicked Witch Lisa Tuttle Glinda Dina Farmer Aunt Em Susan Brewer Uncle Henry Jeff Wilson with narrator Richard Helton. Directors are Arlene Finely Patricia Poe and Joanne Rutkowski and art teacher Julia Garland.
The Rev. James H. Burchett of Galbraith Road Church of God Cincinnati will lecture on Revelations at a revival series starting tonight at Poasttown First Church of God 63756 Germantown Road. The 7 p.m. talks run through Sunday and are open to the public.
In a string of dispatches early today and yesterday, fire and medical crews transported or treated numerous individuals. Incidents included chest and abdominal pains, general illness, false alarms, and an auto accident with limited transport. Notable locations included 830 Eighth Ave and 34 S Main St with several patients admitted or treated.
Middletown Area Chamber of Commerce plans a light touch annual meeting on Thursday with a straight take‑home report of past activities. Richard King of Regal Packaging Co hosts and notes a gentle ribbing of chamber accomplishments. Reservations for the 7 p.m. dinner are still being taken via Manchester Inn chamber offices.
Chris Rothermel 30 of 2206 Spencer Lane Middletown joined 105 other graduates in the University of Dayton law school reopening ceremony. He holds a finance and banking degree from Miami University and will take the bar exam in July.
Captain Ron Van Arsdale reported that volunteers from the Junior Order of United American Mechanics assisted the Division of Police Crime Prevention Bureau during Saturday's Neighborhood Watch sign-up at Ayr-Way. About 1,000 new members were recruited, with final counts pending.
Maynard W. Dils, a Miamisburg native who ran Hueston Woods State Park from 1964 to 1970 and later served as city manager of Eagon from 1970 to 1974 and Sidney, Nebraska, has been named Westerville city manager. He also held a post as divisional personnel director for the Ohio Transportation Department.
Middletown residents heard 54 planes pass overhead as the All Women International Air Race from Columbus to Freeport Bahamas, known as the Angel Derby, crossed over town on the first leg. Barbara J. Mosher of Waynesville piloted a Bellanca Decathlon solo. Shawnee Lee Culberson, aviation writer for The Journal, represented the National Aeronautic Association as a race start judge and credentials chair. Mark Culberson and Mrs Glenn Greenham assisted with start duties.
Jack Green and Norma Dennis were crowned twice for the Parents Without Partners event. The first crowning occurred at Middletown Hospital in the President Mabel Houshell room, then a second crowning at the Elks lodge on Main Street with about 60 attendees. Warren County Juvenile and Probate Judge William Bowers was the guest speaker.
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