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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1976

Page

13

SWOAPC Transfers Inspector Amid Budget Cuts

SWOAPC in Cincinnati cuts one of two inspectors in Butler County due to reduced funding. Hugh Davies moves to city state level. the retired employee’s duties shift to Steve Samoriga. Ermene Cutbacks hit enforcement in Hamilton, Butler, Clermont and Warren counties.

Ohio Cincinnati Butler County E. D. Ermene Swoapc The Journal Today Ermenc Hugh Davies Davies Hamilton Butler Clermont Warren Steve Samoriga

Adoption crusader Bertha Holt helps bring foreign orphans home

In Columbus the 72 year old head of Holt International recalls 20 years of placing foreign children in families. She and her late husband started with eight Korean orphans amid six of their own. The thrust: give children a family life, even if found abroad. Holt died in 1964 in Korea while aiding a children's home.

Columbus, Ohio Bertha Holt Holt International Children’s Services Holt Creswell Ore Holts

Sunday Journal Delayed by Mechanical and Electrical Failures

Mechanical and electrical problems delayed Saturday night and early Sunday printing causing last copies not to roll off the press until 9 30 am. Thousands of badly printed journals were destroyed and readers faced distribution issues and delays from the Sunday edition.

Middletown Area News Briefs From October 11, 1976

Brief items from Middletown area dated Monday October 11 1976 note local happenings including community events meetings and notices. Names and specifics are limited in the fragment but reflect a typical early fall local briefing.

Middletown Schools Face 1 Percent State Spending Cut

Middletown School District counts Armco tax payment at 241 097 dollars versus last year while Gov Rhodes orders a 1 percent across the board cut in state funding. The 3 percent total cut will reduce district funds by about 75 000 dollars this year though instructional programs remain funded.

Middletown Armco James Rhodes Dalton Board of Education Rhodes

Swine flu clinics on the Middletown board agenda

The Middletown Board of Health will discuss upcoming swine flu immunization clinics at a 7:30 a.m. meeting in the City Building. Initial clinics run Thursday and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at venues including First Church of God Riverview and Breiel, First United Presbyterian 2910 Central Ave, and First United Methodist 120S Broad. Sunday sites include Middletown High School Breiel and Manchester, McKinley Middle 1210 S Verity Pkwy, and Central Elementary 1516 First Ave.

Middletown Board of Health Wharedes First Church of God Riverview Avenue Breiel Boulevard First United Presbyterian Church 2910 Central First United Methodist Church Broad St Middletown High School Breiel Manchester Road McKinley Middle School S. Verity Parkway Central Elementary First Ave Helen Sherard Girard Avenue

16 000 Vaccinated at Hamilton One Day Flu Clinics

Hamilton se claims about 16 000 people received swine flu shots at three city immunization sites from 10 a m to 6 p m Sunday. Health Director Andrew Sabol Jr called the turnout exceptionally large and the effort very successful with a vaccine surplus of monovalent doses to be turned over to Butler County Health Department for county use.

Hamilton City of Hamilton Andrew Sabol Jr Hamilton Health Butler County Health Department Sabol

Lebanon man stabbed in Kings Mills during argument

Sterling Gabbard, 20, of 301 Cherry St., was stabbed in the right side during an altercation at 1539 King Ave. in Kings Mills. He was treated at Cincinnati General Hospital in fair condition after transfer from Bethesda North Hospital. No arrests were reported.

Kings Mills Lebanon Cincinnati General Hospital Sterling Gabbard Cherry St King Ave Warren County Sheriff's Department Gabbard Bethesda North Hospital

Monroe Key Club students attend district workshop in Columbus

Four local high school students from the Monroe Key Club attended the Gio District Key Club International Workshop at the Columbus Sheraton. The group led by John Deaton Greg Lloyd Craig Stoll and Jamie Pierce joined over 250 students from across the state for sessions under the theme Challenge Indifference with District Gov Fred Gander presiding at opening ceremonies. Representatives from Kiwanis sponsoring clubs and Circle K college clubs also attended.

Gio Columbus Sheraton John Deaton Greg Lloyd Craig Stoll Jamie Pierce Monroe Key Club Middletown Key Club Fred Gander Kiwanis Clubs Circle K (College

Aeronca Sedans Return Home Despite Threatening Weather

Five Aeronca 15AC Sedans from 1948–1951 made a rare homecoming at Middletown Hook Field despite east and south weather. About 18 people attended the weekend gathering, amid talks of a Sedan owners group led by Jerry Jackson. Manufacturer Middletown Aeronca notes 561 planes built. roughly 350 still fly, valued today between 7000 and 18000 in Canada.

Middletown Aeronca, Inc Hook Field Jerry Jackson Tucker, Ga Aeronca Houser Canada India South America South Africa

Former charity princess returns to spotlight in Cleveland

Yvonne Rooney, once a March of Dimes princess crippled by polio, told about 2,500 at the Al Sirat Grotto Circus that charity funds keep her in a wheelchair and have helped other handicapped children. She plans to work with handicapped youth through music and urged donors to see how their money is used.

Cleveland Cuyahoga County Bluc Dennis Weaver Yvonne Rooney al Sirat Grotto Richard E. Kmetz Kmetz Yvonne Gallo Rooney Middleburgh Heights Marshall

Two Officers Qualify as Firearms Instructors

Ptl. Gerald Gentry and Ted Marsh completed 40 hours of schooling at Camp Perry Ohio. The FBI and Ohio Peace Officers Training Council sponsored the firearms school. They will be certified instructors after teaching a class, Capt. Don Wells said. The program is one of several police training opportunities for officers.

Ptl Gerald Gentry Ted Marsh Camp Perry Ohio The FBI Ohio Peace Officers Training Council Gentry Marsh Don Wells

Middletown Doctor elected president of Ohio Cancer Society

Dr Jack L Harris medical director of Middletown Works Armco Steel becomes first Middletown resident elected president of the American Cancer Society Ohio Division Inc He will lead volunteers in education research service and rehabilitation He 56 and his wife Irene live at 3002 McGee Ave with four children.

Jack L. Harris Middletown Works Armco Steel Corp Middletown American Cancer Society, Ohio Division Harris Murray Stein Cleveland Ohio Volunteers Ohio Division Butler- Middletown Columbus Alvin Niemer Marge Larson Ohio State University University of Cincinnati College of Medicine Southwestern Ohio Regional Council On American Association of Occupational Medicine Ohio State Medical Association American Medical Association Industrial Health Committee American Iron and Steel Institute Middletown Hospital Kettering Laboratory Irene McGee Ave

Meeting Wednesday Would-be rehire for teacher debated

An elementary teacher awaits a decision as the Education return meeting is set for Wednesday to consider re employment after a prior layoff. The outcome hinges on board discussion and policy.

Middletown Board of Education

Lee Ann Evans Dominates Weekend USTA Events

Lee Ann Evans earned multiple first places across two USTA meets. In Bloomington Indiana on Saturday she won in military strut basic strut advanced solo two baton and advanced solo one baton plus USTA Advanced strutting Athenia. Sunday she topped Miss October Personality advanced two baton advanced one baton and USTA advanced strutting.

Lee Ann Evans USTA Bloomington Ind Athenia

Car Spun Out From Yankee Park Damaging Fence

Police report a car without plates was driven into a fence at Yankee Park and abandoned with 9 miles on the odometer. A passenger side window was shattered at Donald Astford’s home 7028 Lamberton and a convertible top was slashed at Claudette Howell’s residence 518 Fonita Drive.

Yankee Park Donald Astford Claudette Howell

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