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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1972
Page
26
The Butler County Medical Society in Hamilton endorsed community sickle cell testing programs aimed at black residents. Dr. Gordon Smith urged execution by a qualified group under physician supervision with education, screening, counselling, confidential records, and affordable or free testing for all eligible black community members.
Wayne School Alumni Banquet in Jacksonburg can be reserved by contacting Janice Parshall at 6462 Michael Road. The event is scheduled for June 3 at 6 30 p.m. at the school.
Frank L. Keegan, president of Salem State College in Massachusetts, joined antiwar demonstrators at the Capitol but was not among the four arrestees. An AP report had incorrectly said he belonged to Redress and refused to leave during protests over the Vietnam bombing and harbor mining.
Pastor Ivan W Morford delivers a sermon for tomorrow's 11 30 a m worship service at the Seventh day Adventist Church with Sabbath school at 10 a m.
Oxford report notes the Pioneer Museum at Hueston Woods State Park begins its 1972 season this Saturday from 1 to 5 p m and will be open daily except Monday through November. The season includes an Arts and Crafts Fair on June 4 and other events such as a doll show and Apple Butter Day. An addition to the big barn awaits completion to expand display space for pre 1850 farm tools, under Oxford Museum Association Inc management.
Geneva Hutt of 320 Maple Ave filed a notice of intent to appeal a Franklin city council zoning exemption granting Heber Dreher a 1,600 square foot expansion for a machine shop at 307 South Ave. The appeal in Warren County Common Pleas argues the May 15 decision is unconstitutional and arbitrary.
At Edgewood High seniors show waning enthusiasm as graduation nears. Students joke about only 253 hours left and ten shopping days to go while teachers note few disruptions and many classes half full of juniors and seniors.
Two Hawthorn sisters Christy and Cathy broke ground for an $80,000 A W restaurant at Ohio 123 and Interstate 75 in Franklin. The Hawthorns own the new facility. the existing site at 69 Millard Drive will become a non A W drive in run by brother John Hawthorn. The build includes $60,000 for equipment and $60,000 land cost. it opens mid August with 80 inside seats and 20 carhop stalls. The chain has about 2,500 restaurants nationwide with 40 in Ohio.
Eight new cub scouts join Pack 13 sponsored by Spring Hill PTO. Recipients include Dan Perkins, David Freeman, Greg Bush, Jimi Baker, Murad Aluswai, Tom Blake, Mike Weinstein, Dick Kent and Toby Wright. Additional awards go to Jeff Strong, James Ashenhurst, Eddie Hayes, Joey Curry, David Swartzel, Seddie Rudie, Bruce Hopper, George Hudson, Buzzy Wright, Bobby Dietz, Tim Gomin, Robby Schneider, Robby Moore, Jay Puccio and Scott Swaris.
The annual Memorial Day observance will be held Sunday at 1 p.m. The parade forms on Franklin Street before the Odd Fellows Temple and proceeds to Fairview Cemetery for services. It pauses briefly at the municipal building and the west-side old cemetery. Rev. Gordon Jones, a former Gratis resident, will be the guest speaker.
Miami University in Oxford hosts a one week summer program for outstanding high school juniors. Students earn two college credits by completing the intensive papermaking course covering manufacturing testing properties chemistry and end uses with access to university lab equipment.
Thirty students will be chosen for a summer course based on recommendations from high school principals counselors and science teachers. The session runs August 13 19 and is sponsored by the paper technology department and Miami University Pulp and Paper Foundation. Interested parties should write to Prof. Brandon Miami University Oxford Ohio 45056.
General Telephone Co of Ohio announces two cable projects to enlarge inter exchange calling paths between Oxford and Morning Sun. J Patrick Sturgiss says 13 000 feet of new cable adds toll free circuits with expanded special service and calling paths. Projects cost 12500 dollars and will be completed soon as Oxford and Morning Sun exchanges cover 112 5 square miles in Butler and Preble counties serving about 12500 telephones and 59000 local calls daily, up 235 percent since 1961.
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