Boro ROTC Parade Held Inside Dry Gym
Rain forced the Boro ROTC event indoors at the high school gym to honor ROTC students for the year. Awards went to Trent Wren, Diane Zimmers, Sue Pell, Bob Wilson, Jacqui Betts, Cecilia Benges, Tony Wooton, Randy Presley, Richard Stahl, and outstanding cadets were Tom Belden, Bob Wilson, and Vince Hall.
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Trent Wren
Diane Zimmers
Sue Pell
American Legion Air Force
Bob Wilson
Legion Air Force
Last Edgewood day moved up to June 6
Trenton reports Edgewood Schools cut to final day of classes on June 6 after state legislation added three calamity days. Superintendent Maurice Ittel says the move prevents $38,000 extra payroll while noting students are shortchanged. Classes had been made up during spring break.
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Trenton
Edgewood
Maurice Ittel
Men Sent to Jail for Store Theft in Franklin Court
Victor Champion Franklin Dayton 28 was sentenced to six months in jail with 88 days suspended for petty theft from McAlpin s. Bobby Calhoun 36 Dayton received six months with all but 38 days suspended for complicity to petty theft. James Connally Jr 36 Dayton fined 50 dollars and costs and three days in jail for improper handling of firearms in a motor vehicle. Robert L Kroger 31 Middletown fined 100 dollars and costs suspended from driving six months and referred to traffic school for reckless operation.
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Franklin — Victor Champion
Dayton
McAlpin’s
Bobby Calhoun
James Connally Jr
Robert L. Kroger
Michael Road
Middletown
Franklin seeks alternative site for low income apartments
Franklin City Council pressed Wallick Construction to find a second location for 60 subsidized apartments near Gerke Elementary School, citing potential crowded enrollment. Wallick may propose an Allen Street site while the Warren Metropolitan Housing Authority invites bids with June 9 and June 20 deadlines for HUD backed housing.
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Franklin
U.S
Sherman Drive
Alan Scott
Wallick Construction Co
Columbus
Gerke
Wallick
Franklin Commons
Allen Street
Warren Metropolitan Housing Authority
US. Department of Housing and Urban Development
den Dorsch
Housing Authority
Renewal of Children’s Services levy urged in Germantown
Germantown Village Council adopted a resolution urging voters to renew a 1.53 mill countywide Children’s Services levy. Over five years the village received about $207,000, funds used to buy a pool and develop Kercher Community Park, while local taxes paid about $50,000. The council plans to seek $125,890 for park and road improvements and discussed staffing and projects with county input.
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Germantown
Montgomery County
Robert Neff
Kercher
Douglas Fenske
Children's Services
Kercher Park
Council
Carlisle firms win National Child Safety Council Merit Award
Seven Carlisle area businesses receive the National Child Safety Council Merit Award for supporting kindergarten through sixth grade safety programs in Carlisle schools, presented by Carlisle police. Recipients include Huntington National Bank of Franklin Moraine Materials Co Mi Jo's Pizza Meeker and Meeker Insurance DuBois Apartments and Shopping Center Borden Metal Products Curry Ford Middletown and Park N Save supermarkets.
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Carlisle
National Child Safety Council
Carlisle Police
Huntington National Bank of Franklin
Moraine Materials Co
Mi Jo's Pizza
Meeker & Meeker Insurance Inc
DuBois
Borden Metal Products Co
Curry Ford Inc
Middletown
Park-N-Save
Paintings Bring in Record $16 037 at Ohio Show
In Columbus older Ohioans set a record 16 037 dollars from selling their artworks at the third annual Governor's Art Show Sale and Auction during the first week of May. This year 1,250 paintings were submitted with 226 sold, and all proceeds returned to the artists via the Ohio Commission on Aging.
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Columbus
Martin A. Janis
Ohio Commission On Aging
Statehouse Rotunda
Strawberry Festival Set at West Elkton
West Elkton hosts the annual Strawberry Festival sponsored by the Social Workers of the West Elkton Friends Meeting on Friday June 2 from 4 to 7 p.m. at the meeting house on Ohio 503. Sandwiches salads and desserts offered with items priced separately. Gift items and baked goods available in the Country Store.
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West Elkton
Friends Meeting
Ohio 503
Garbage bill re adoption in Germantown council meeting
Germantown Village Council re adopted an ordinance setting quarterly garbage bills effective April 1 with a new postpaids. Home charges rise to 9.55 from 7.35 and include 5.76 for Dempsey Trucking 3 for county incinerator costs and 0.79 for administration. Apartment rates are 9.51 for conventional containers and 14.25 for dumpsters. Businesses set own hauler rates. Council plans to invite a Dempsey rep for questions on business rates. Additional sewer and water bill increases to be considered June 5.
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Germantown
Village Council
Dempsey Trucking Corp
Douglas Fenske
Dempsey
Council
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ROTC
Fourth Street
Harold Callahan
Scott
Franklin Heights
Donald Powers
Ohio 123
Industrial Drive
Beal Road
Schweitzer — Construction Co
Cincinnati
Bernard Eichholz
Triasco Corp
Eichholz
Ohio Department of Liquor Control
Star
Second and River
Baptist Church
Peggy Unterburger
Farmersville Pike
Doris Bailey
Unterburger
Durlton Co
Fenske
Butter Street
Schaeffer
Ralph M. Woolpert Co
Robert Coghill
Main Street
Gordon Howard
Coghill
Gelling
Ralph Moler
Carlisle Businesses
William Darst Sr
Betz Marine Equipment Co
Come
Jean Ann Brewer
Ohio Insurance Institute
Addrees
ZIP Oilicnsurance Institute
P.O. Box
NS of Ohio
Ely
Maito
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