Germantown Considers Third Step Water Rate Hike
Germantown water committee votes to urge council to approve a third 1975 rate increase effective July 1 to fund a 1.45 million water system upgrade. Minimum bill for up to 10 000 gallons would rise to 16.90 from 13.75. Over 10 000 gallons to 40 000 would cost 1.08 per thousand, up from 0.85. above 40 000 would be 0.95, up from 0.76. The plan accompanies a 10 percent sewer rate rise. Officials discuss easement outreach, loan paperwork, and bidding prep for wells, a water tower, and lines including dead-ends on Virginia Orchard Maple Elm.
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Germantown
Jerry Summel
Farmers Home Administration
Virgina
Orchard Avenues
Maple and
Elm Streets
Council on Aging Board to Meet in Hamilton Monday
The Butler County Council on Aging board of trustees will meet Monday at 10 a.m. at the Hamilton Senior Citizens Center located on Ross and C streets in Hamilton.
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Butler County Council On Aging Board of Trustees
Hamilton Senior Citizens
Ross and
C Streets
Hamilton
Butter Street Repair Top Priority for 1978 Projects
The village street committee voted to prioritize a one mile Butter Street repair this year ahead of other projects including Main Street north of Comstock Avenue and a hard surface for an alley entrance to the municipal pool. Plans and cost estimates will be prepared by the staff for Butter and Main Street, with funding possibly drawn from a seven tenths mill road levy shared with German Township. The committee also discussed Stiver Road Farmersville Pike intersection and whether part of Stiver lies within the village. Maryland joined the Union as the seventh state in 1788.
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Germantown
Butter Street
Village Council
Main Street
Comstock Avenue
Center Street
Coleman Street
Douglas Fenske
Montgomery County Engineer's Office
Fenske
German Township
John Dapps
Stiver Road
Farmersville Pike
Stiver
Edgewood Class of 1978 Top Ten Honored by Lions
Trenton Lions Club honors Edgewood High School top ten academically at Honor Night Banquet. Students listed alphabetically include David Ash Stanley Graham Mark Hufford Michael McDonell Jeff McKinney Michael Slusher Rena Smith Randy Taylor Rae Jean Webb and Jenny Whisman Herman Whisman. Lion statues will be presented and the $1,000 Lions Memorial Scholarship winner announced during the event.
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Trenton
Edgewood High School
Trenton Lions Club
David Ash
Cecil Ash
Stanley Graham
Mark Hufford
David Hufford
Seven Mile
Michael McDonell
Ronald McDonell
Jeff McKinney
Oliver McKinney
Michael Slusher
Ben Slusher
Rena Smith
Rodney Smith
Middletown
Randy Taylor
Marion Taylor
Rae Jean Webb
Kenneth Webb
Jenny Whisman
Herman Whisman
Hunter Lions elect Flannery president
Hunter Lions Club installed James L. Flannery as president for the coming year. The group also announced officers Glenn Gibbs as first vice president Richard Norvell as secretary treasurer and Willie House as tail twister. The club sponsored a district bowling tournament at Eastern Lanes and plans a group outing to a Cincinnati Reds game.
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Hunter
James L. Flannery
Hunter Lions Club
Flannery
Fisher Road
Sue
Andrew
Warren County
Glenn Gibbs
Todd Road
Mary Francis
Richard Norvell
Moreland Drive
Judy
Lisa
Robin
Tommy Willie House
Loretta
Eastern Lanes
Cincinnati Reds
Edgewood delegates named for Buckeye State programs
Edgewood state delegates and alternates to Buckeye Boys and Girls State activities in June have been named. Boys are: David Hacker Darren Atkinson and Steve Fry with alternates Darin Sloneker. Girls are Charlene Bailey Karen McDonell with alternates Caroline Lakes and Terri Richard. Edgewood reps will speak about the programs upon return.
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Trenton
Edgewood High School
Buckeye
David Hacker
Homer Hacker
Darren Atkinson
Charles Atkinson
The
Charlene Bailey
James Bailey
Seven Mile
Karen McDonell
Ronald McDonell
American Legion Post 218
Middletown
Caroline Lakes
Cecil Lakes
Terri Richard
Joe Richard
Mike McDowell
Karen
Edgewood
Snethen Named Trenton Lions Club President for 1978 79
Trenton Ohio Dean Snethen, a 24 year charter member and past president, is elected president of the Trenton Lions Club for 1978 79. He moves from first vice to presidency as Wayne Taylor and others fill officer roles. Installation June 22 with oath by Kenneth Caplinger. The club was cited by the Ohio Lions Eye Research Foundation for its support of blindness research.
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Trenton
Dean Snethen
Trenton Lions Club
Snethen
Wayne Taylor
Terry
John Burley
Kenneth Patrick
Wilfielder
Sam Martin
Ross Barger
Kenneth Ehresman
Lion Tamer
Bernie Grueser
Melvin Ruder
Paul Ehresman
William Fry
Arnold Jones
Kenneth Caplinger
Trenton Club
Ohio Lions Eye Research Foundation
Franklin School Board Adds June Class Days Amid Budget Debate
Franklin voters face a June 27 mill levy as the school board adds June 9 and 12 as class days after weather losses. State action expanded disaster days to four, with efforts to borrow up to 552 430 78 against anticipated second half revenues.
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Eric von Klinger
Franklin
Gene Bonny
Susan Moore
Bonny
Huntington National Bank
Marcellene Hollingsworth
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Ricky Chamberlain
Tami Shockey
Franklin High School
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Don Chamberlain
Decker Road
Miss Shockey
Thurston Shockey
Millard Drive
Cummings
Council On Aging
Maryland
Lions
Lions Education Committee
Hunter Lions
Lions Club
Darwin- Schantz Post
American Legion
Steve Fry
American Legion Post
Darin Sloneker
Fred Sloneker
CALL
Dave Cookstow
Snethen New Trenton Lions Club President
Carl Gorsuch
Shelby Middleton
Phyllis Darragh
Franklin Public Library Board of Trustees
Fred Byers
Darragh Gorsuch
Springboro
Anne Huffman
Moore
Middleton
Centr
Boal
Gorsuch
Sharon Gayhart
Jewell Ave
Butler County
St Main St
Betwin
Pam
Ohio Bell
Ohio
American Telephone & Telegraph
Walt Disney Productions
Hoan Or
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