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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1977
Page
7
The Middletown YMCA relies on Boys and Girls Leaders clubs to teach classes and assist staff. Members must lead two 45 minute sessions weekly and participate in community activities including charity food hunts and Special Olympics volunteering.
Middletown Christian School Dean Seigneur received the honor of "Turkey for a Day" during a junior planned chapel last Thursday. The theme centered on Thanksgiving with humorous skits and traditional messages from Dick Burdine and Scott Gillon, plus a monologue "My First Thanksgiving" by Shelley Ramey.
Madison High School surveys show a near equal split between liberal and conservative views among students, with debates over abortion legal status, the ERA, marijuana legalization, gay rights, reverse discrimination, and women’s equality. Notable quotes reflect mixed confidence in change and tradition.
Melody Drury, 14, a Madison High School student, learned to play a Francine accordion in one month and writes her own songs. She also plays alto sax and clarinet, participates in the school band, and dreams of joining a rock band touring the United States. Her father Don helped when she struggled.
The caption misattributed a student photo. the image titled Batman was shot by Billie Jean Nolan. Reporting should be credited to Becky Selby of Madison High School.
The Middletown High School German Club collected the most food in a YMCA Girls' Leaders Club contest, amassing over 300 pounds of canned goods for the Salvation Army. Club adviser John Carney organized the drive under Lawrence E. Boring and plans to make it an annual event.
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