Franklin schools seek four tenths mill bond for Pennyroyal roofs
Superintendent Middleton asked for levy support to fund repairs at Pennyroyal Elementary and the high school with four tenths mill bonds. Court suits over original work are set for Oct 18 and Nov 1, with awards to be used to retire bonds. Board discussed stopgap fixes and a proposed early graduation policy, tabled for future action.
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Franklin
Shelby Middleton
Franklin Schools
Pennyroyal
Middleton
R. Derroll Williams
Pennyroyal Road
Carl Gorsuch
Pennyroyal Elementary
Gorsuch
Madison Township Firemen Host All You Can Eat Fish Fry
Advance tickets on sale for the Madison Township firemen annual fish fry at Poasttown fire station. 5 to 8 p.m. Saturday with tickets from any fireman or Ledford's. Prices 1.75 for under 12 and 2.75 for others. Some tickets at the door. Proceeds aid dinner planning.
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Madison
Poasttown
Ledford
Camden council considers water and sewer rate changes
Camden Village Council heard Board of Public Affairs proposals to raise minimum charges for water and sewer services based on 3 000 gallon usage. If adopted, 27 percent of customers would see about a 40 percent cut in bills. The meeting also discussed low income housing plans and street debris pickup. Beggars' Night set for Oct 28 7 to 8 pm with no age limit.
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Camden — Village Council
Board of Public Affairs
Art Springer
Clarence Beasley
Dale Bertsch
Miami Valley
Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead opens at Oxford
The Miami University Theatre season begins with Tom Stoppard's Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead in Gates Abegglen Theatre CPA. Final three performances run Thursday through Saturday at 8 p.m. Tickets at the lobby box office are 175 general and 150 student. call 529 2247 for reservations.
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Oxford
Rosencrantz and Guildenstern
Tom Stoppard
Miami University Theatre
Abegglen Theatre
Center For Performing Arts
Stoppard
CPA
Miami University to Present Tashi Quartet in Concert
The Miami University Artists Series features Tashi, a young instrumental quartet formed in 1973 with Peter Serkin Ida Karafian Fred Sherry and Richard Stoltzman. They perform Thursday at 8 15 p m in Stillman Kelley Auditorium Presser Hall Tickets go on sale at the University Center box office until 4 p m and at the Kelley Auditorium box office one hour before show Tickets cost 2 for adults 1 for seniors and children Miami Oxford campus students admit with ID but must pick up tickets. all seats are reserved.
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Oxford
Miami University
Stillman-Kelley
Presser Hall
University Center
Kelley Auditorium
Therogram
Miami Oxford Campus
Franklin High School Class of 66 reunion plans announced
The 1966 Franklin High School graduates must reserve by contacting Judy Linzie or Larry Pursley for the Oct 30 reunion at the VFW Hall Coles Road. Tickets are 12 dollars per couple or 6 per person with live entertainment and dinner. A planning meeting at 7:30 p.m. Monday at the former Central School will finalize details.
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Franklin
Franklin High School
Judy Linzie
N. Main St
Larry Pursley
Robinson Vail Road
VFW
Coles Road
Central School
Sportsmen to Host Big Ten Referee Speaker
Carel Cosby principal at Oneida and Big Ten basketball referee is the featured speaker at tonight's Middletown Sportsmen's Club meeting at 8 o'clock. A cornbread and beans dinner for members and guests starts at 6:30 p.m.
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Carel Cosby
Oneida
Middletown Sportsmen's Club
Carlisle School Board Names Members to Educators' Legislative Committee
Carlisle School Board appoints Ron Diver and Mrs Betty Brewer to form a Carlisle Educators' Legislative Committee with the Carlisle Teachers Association. The group would draft a constitution bylaws and guidelines and pursue legislation and influence on state matters. The board also approved compliance with a new state identification evaluation and placement law and noted financial planning tightness with anticipated state aid timing.
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Carlisle
Carlisle Teachers Association
Carlisle Educators
Ron Diver
Betty Brewer
CTA
Paul Gutshall
Albert Porter
David Way
William R. Egelston
Two Sentenced In Criminal Trespass Cases In Franklin
In Franklin Municipal Court Judge John B. Tracy sentenced Roy Jamison of 31 Deardoff Road and Mike Sanders of 9620 Helton Drive to six months in jail with five months suspended and fines of 150 dollars plus costs for criminal trespass committed August 10 at 5426 Spring Drive. Charles Hogg of 117 Art Ave was jailed 10 days with seven suspended and fined 100 dollars plus costs for menacing Doyle Pearson on August 16 and for criminal trespass on August 23 at the Pinball Palace on Dayton Oxford Road. Samuel R. Long of 711 Lake Ave was fined 50 dollars plus costs for an open container and 50 dollars plus costs suspended from driving for one year and ordered to attend traffic school for failure to maintain control.
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Franklin
Spring Drive
Roy Jamison
Deardoff Road
Mike Sanders
Helton Drive
John B. Tracy
Charles Hogg
Art Ave
Doyle Pearson
Pearson
Dayton- Oxford Road
Hogg
Samuel R. Long
Lake Ave
Kindness Delivers Flags to Monroe Schools
Congressman Thomas Kindness visited Lemon Monroe High School and Monroe Elementary School delivering flags that had flown over the Capitol on Sept. 20 and Sept. 15. He spoke on flag meaning to the high school assembly, presented a Sept. 20 flag to student leaders, and gave a flag to the elementary safety patrol captain Scott Orts. The visits also included a Lemon Monroe Choir performance and monthly citizenship awards to 32 students.
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Monroe
Thomas Kindness
Lemon- Monroe
Kindness
Pees
Capitol
Lemon-Monroe
Scott Orts
Edgewood Parents Plan After-Prom Meeting
Edgewood High School junior parents are invited to a meeting to discuss after-prom arrangements. The session is set for tomorrow in the high school library at 7 30 p m.
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Trenton
Edgewood High School
Edgewood
Error in Court Charge for Harold Hartong
The Journal corrected Harold Hartong of 40 Beam Drive was not sentenced for driving while intoxicated. The charge should read loss of physical control. The article in Sunday's edition carried an incorrect Municipal Court sentence.
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Franklin
Harold Hartong
Sunday's Journal
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