Rosedale student wins Jaycee Haunted House poster prize
Scott McCormick, 9, son of Mr and Mrs Mark McCormick of 4819 Longford Drive, has been named overall winner in the Jaycee Haunted House Poster Contest. He attends Rosedale Elementary and receives 5 dollars and a certificate. the school art department gets 50 dollars. Over 3,000 entries were judged by Middletown High School art teachers under coordinator William Stiehl. Each school winner earned a certificate and 5 dollars.
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Scott McCormick
Mark McCormick
Longford Drive
Jaycee
Rosedale
McCormick
Middletown High School
William Stiehl
Middletown
Nick Revelos
Manchester
Pablo Pardo
John XXII
Vivian Charles Washington
Ili
Taft
Tracey James
Mayfield
Arthur Johnson
Garfield
Tony Benjamin
Wilson
Shawn Hesselbrook
Lincoln
Allison Brandon
McKinley
Angie Woods
Jefferson
Ron Sloan
Creekview
Todd Wright
Amanda
Chuck Best
Monroe
Mary Taylor
Sherman
Debbie Perkins
Spring Hill
John Ferguson
Central
Keith Bunch
Oneida
Tim Cassidy
Dan Gamble
Roosevelt
and McCormick
Haunted house on Canal Street runs through Sunday
The haunted house at 104 Canal St remains open this week with hours from 7 to 10 p.m. today and tomorrow, 7 to 11 p.m. Friday, 6 to 11 p.m. Saturday, and 6 to 10 p.m. Sunday. Youths under 18 admitted with an adult pay half price. general admission is $1.50. This Friday the event raised about $6,000, with proceeds to be returned to the Jaycee project. A citizens band radio and an AM FM-tape unit were stolen from two local cars.
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Canal St
Mike Kasarda
Hearing Tests For Seniors In Hamilton Beltone Office
Free electronic hearing tests offered by Beltone at The Citizens Bank Building Hamilton on Thursday and Friday from 9 AM to 5 PM. Factory trained specialists explain hearing loss and show ear diagrams. In home testing available or call 895 4851 to arrange another time.
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Middletown
Beltone Hearing Aid Service
Citizens Bank
Hamilton, C
Hamilton
Car collides with train at North Avenue crossing
Franklin man Steve Polakovich, 41, of 3668 Connie Street escaped injury when his eastbound car was struck on the right side by a Conrail train at 11:50 p.m. The signal arms were down as the vehicle spun into southbound traffic on University Boulevard. Polakovich faced charges of bypassing a traffic control device after his 1964 car suffered about 300 dollars in damage.
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Franklin
North Avenue
Steve Polakovich
Connie St
University Boulevard
Polakovich
Conrail
G. J. Ramsey
Cincinnati
Car Crash On Roosevelt Boulevard Injures Driver
A Winton Street man, Jack Woodward aged 20 of 2008 Winton, suffered neck pain and a facial cut after Kenneth Griffin aged 28 of 1207 Calumet Ave crossed a red light and pulled into Woodward on Roosevelt Boulevard near Orchard Street. Each car sustained $1,000 damage and a ruptured gas line ignited a small fire extinguished by a passing truck driver. Griffin was charged with failure to yield at a red light. Woodward was taken to Middletown Hospital by emergency services.
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Winton Street
Roosevelt Boulevard
Orchard Street
Jack Woodward
Winton
Middletown Hospital
Kenneth Griffin
Calumet Ave
Roosevelt
Woodward
Griffin
Christmas cards on sale by Middletown unit
Deadline November 7 for ordering American Cancer Society Christmas cards sold by twenty two volunteers under Mrs. William A. Stone. Home delivery available via Middletown Butler County Unit. special remembrance card designed by a Youth Against Cancer member funds local unit programs and national research.
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American Cancer Society
William A. Stone
Middletown- Butler County
Verity Hall
Youth Against Cancer
Mt Pleasant Fall Bazaar at Mt Pleasant Retirement Village
The 1976 Mt Pleasant Fall Bazaar runs Thursday from 10 30 a m to 3 30 p m in the Main Lounge. Proceeds support the residents activity program. Items for sale include decorations knitted goods ceramics candles pillows woodcrafts and toys. New features Calico Corner and Kitchen Cupboard. Located at 225 Britton Road.
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Monroe
Mt. Pleasant
Mt Pleasant
Britton Road
Special awards for Mayfield Cub Scouts noted
Former Webelos Den 2 members of Cub Scout Pack 15 at Mayfield School received special recognition certificates from retiring leaders Mr and Mrs Richard C Bendel. Families were given wooden name plaques and boys presented parents with wooden picture statues in uniform. Members named include John Bendel Bradley Carrozza Steve Develen Daryl Dunn Robbie Ryan Scott Thompson Robby Thornton and Greg Willoughby.
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Webelos den 2
Mayfield School
Richard C. Bendel
Bendel
John Bendel
Bradley Carrozza
Steve Develen
Daryl Dunn
Robbie Ryan
Scott Thompson
Robby Thornton
Greg Willoughby
Lebanon Honey Festival pays debt and Main Street debate heats council
The Lebanon Honey Festival cleared its debt to the city with a 7940 payment to Auditor Richard Witker for police and utilities, while council split 4 3 over opposing a charter amendment to require voter approval for Main Street improvements. A chamber letter opposed the amendment as postcards show 87 against 6 for. Three US Public Works projects were approved: Mulberry sidewalks 135000, Colonial Park shelter and restrooms 200000, and Mechanic Street bridge 135000.
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Lebanon
Richard Witker
Jerry Crisp
Ohio Honey Festival, Inc
Crisp
Gilbert Jarrard
Virgil Hale
Witker
Main Street
Larry Templeton
Ohio Department of Transportation
Eleanor Allum
Jarrard
Hale
George
Leasure
Council
The
Lebanon Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Brad Knapp
Mulberry Street
Mechanic Street
Colonial Park
Warren County United Appeal Hits $80 000 With One Week Left
General chairman Tom Wise reported Warren County United Appeal pledges reach 80000 dollars or 59 percent of the 135000 dollar goal. He noted the professional division led by Dr. Charles Peckham has reached 102 percent of its target, the first to exceed its goal.
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Lebanon
Warren County United Appeal
Tom Wise
Wise
Charles Peckham
Ray Fening to Speak at MAD Lunch Meeting
City Commissioner Ray Fening will be the guest speaker at the Middletown Area Developers MAD Council monthly luncheon. The event is at 11 45 a.m. Thursday at the Holiday Inn east of I 75. Fening will discuss One Year After Elections and the Citys Development. Reservations required.
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Ray Fening
MAD
Middletown Area Developers
MAD) Council
Holiday Inn
Fening
Obituaries for Dayton area residents list several deaths and services
Mrs. Sarah Carpenter 78 of Dayton died after an extended illness at Washington Manor Nursing Home North. Survivors include three sons Julia Ginter and a stepdaughter. Services Friday at Swart Funeral Home West Carrollton with burial Butler County Memorial Park. Homer Graves 52 of Germantown died at Middletown Hospital after one day illness. Burial Elizaville Ky. Sylvia Stewart 93 former Dayton publishing company employee died at Otterbein Home Lebanon. Funeral home services Friday Germantown Cemetery burial details provided.
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Sarah Carpenter
Dayton
Washinton Manor
Swart Funeral Home
West Carrollton
Butler County Memorial Park
Germantown
Homer Graves
Sylvia Stewart
Otterbein
Lebanon
McCall Blishing Co
Germantown Order of Eastern Star
Margaret Askins
Cantonment
John A Arpp
J. C. Herbert
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Sheckler
Citizens Band
Vernon Prickett
Roosevelt Bivd
Willam Brown
Carolina St
Honey Festival
Irren County
United Appeal
Warren County
Homer
Mardell
Willie Graves
Tom
Aberdeen
Harold
Sylmar
Calif
Ruby Holiday
Katherine Pitcock
Delafield
Wis
Emma Lou Zimmerman
Long Beach
First Christian Church
Paul Remick
Elizaville Cemetery
Elizaville
McCoy-Leffler
Liggs Funeral Home
W. Elm
William E. Riggs
Central Avenue
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