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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 2004
Page
14
Several J. Seward Johnson figures that stood around Hamilton's old downtown courthouse area were moved to the sidewalk on Monday. The sculptures will be removed in the next few days.
Flu shots offered 9 to 2 today at Middletown Senior Center for 65 plus or under 60 with chronic illness prescription. Medicare Part B billed or $15. Also Community Input Forum 5:30 to 8 at Middletown Community Center. Numerous volunteer calls for AARP Tax Aide and Red Cross drivers. Includes high school reunion, arboretum talk, and local luncheons.
The Preble County Educational Service Center Governing Body will meet at 7 p.m. in the conference room at 597 Hillcrest Drive Eaton. The session organizes board responsibilities and reviews district matters for Preble County schools.
Salvation Army signs ups for annual Food Boxes set for November 1 and 8 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at First United Methodist Church Franklin residents only must bring photo ID and income proof. Also Franklin Area Historical Society to meet November 8 at 7:30 p.m. in Suite D Conover Health Center Franklin Geoff Gorsuch to present and 2005 officer elections on agenda. Meetings are free to the public. For details Harriet Foley 513 423 7977. Franklin Township Trustees meet at 5 p.m. Ham and bean supper planned at Emmanuel Lutheran Church 30 W Warren St Franklin.
The Aerospace Academy Booster Club hosts a Fly-In Breakfast from 8 to 11 a.m. on November 6 at Warren County Airport. Proceeds fund a yearly flight scholarship for students pursuing pilot training. Contact Warren County ESC at (513) 934-3100 for details.
Lemon MonroE High School class of 1984 plans a 20 year reunion at 7 p m November 6 at the Manchester Inn Middletown with a 30 dollar per person price including dinner and entertainment
A notice advertising a local fundraiser with a cash bar and entertainment details. For more information, contact Celeste Hale Scheibert at 937 439 7220.
Springboro Christian Church at 720 S Main St invites the public to a 6 p.m. gospel concert featuring the Weatherfords Naomi and the Legos and the Victors. Larry Peek serves as master of ceremonies. Admission is free with a love offering accepted.
The Trenton Public Library offers Family Fun Bingo at 7 p.m. Thursday at the Trenton Civic Center with preregistration by phone or at the library front desk. Also listed are Barn-n-Bunk Fall Festival, preschool and toddler storytimes, a Halloween party at Moose Lodge 330, and infant to 14 year old programs with limited spaces and specific signup details.
Middletown and nearby communities announce Beggars Night with varying Friday or Saturday times. Trenton police and fire fighters will check candy with metal detectors from 6 to 8 p.m. at the Trenton Police Department. For more details, read the Today section Friday in The Middletown Journal or visit middletownjournal com.
Monroe Board of Education established a separate fund to set aside open enrollment revenue for capital improvements and building maintenance. The move, approved 4-1 with Carol Brockworth voting no, follows prior suggestions by William Heflin. The district forecasts potential deficits without renewal revenue and hopes a 5.95 mill operating levy ballot in November will stabilize through 2006. Open enrollment funds could extend the district’s financial outlook beyond 2006, possibly to 2007 or 2008, if consistent with prior years.
Butler County United Way released 2004 Community Voices Matter results showing health and wellness as major needs. Among 536 respondents, concerns included civic and children's needs, jobs, housing, elder aid, and substance abuse. Women outnumbered men. 35 to 44 age group led participation. most respondents were white. The group will refine impact priorities and host community forums to gather more input.
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