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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1972
Page
20
Lebanon officials hosted a home canning clinic led by extension agents aimed at reviving traditional homemaking skills. The event encouraged residents to preserve garden harvests amid renewed interest in domestic skills and practical food preparation.
The Warren County Junior Miss Pageant is scheduled for Saturday October 28 at Lebanon High School. Try-outs begin after school starts in September with eligibility for senior girls from eight Warren County high schools. The event aims to find the ideal high school senior and offers top college scholarships.
Talawanda High School sophomore Russell Kimble finished seventh in the national finals of the Sixth Annual Operation Driver Excellence competition in Milwaukee. The 16 year old, who had held a license for one month, competed against drivers from 30 states and the District of Columbia, earning a plaque and a model car.
Citizens in the Preble Shawnee and Carlisle districts will attend meetings at Shawnee High School and Carlisle High School to discuss education goals, accountability, curriculum redesign, and methods. A questionnaire will follow to shape Ohio elementary and secondary education goals and statewide direction.
Bowling Green State University will charge out-of-state students 381 dollars per quarter next year, matching the state resident subsidy per Ohio student. The rate makes BGSU the most expensive Ohio state school for non-residents.
Ohio conservationist Robert E Quilliam notes no-till farming reduces soil erosion on sloped land. Research at Coshocton backs the method showing 62 pounds per acre soil loss on a 21 percent slope during a July 1969 storm, vs 23 tons under conventional tillage.
A bey scout leader training session is set for Thursday at 7 p.m. at the Civic Association. William Harbaum will lead the program assisted by Jack McFarland Dr. Michael Matthews and Elza Abraham.
The Carlisle area Jaycees will hold a Saturday sale starting at 10 a.m. selling heavy duty trash liners in boxes of 100 for 35 per box. Limited supply, advance orders to George Haworth or Jim Brewer. Proceeds support local community projects.
The American Bandmasters Association has accepted an invitation to meet the Japanese Bandmasters Association in Honolulu in 1974.
Poasttown Elementary marks retirement of Ruth Slade after 37 years as a first grade teacher with an open house from 2 to 5 p.m. The Poasttown PTO also announces its newly elected officers Ted Whiteman president Phyllis Barrett vice president Connie Back secretary and Margaret Whiteman treasurer.
Cubmasters from the Pokey Griffith District will convene tomorrow at the Civic Association at 7 p.m. to discuss the summer program. William Garritson will head the meeting.
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