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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1971
Page
7
Teachers will be introduced to parents at the Seven Mile School 7:30 p.m. PTA meeting. The event aims to connect staff with families and discuss upcoming activities.
Hamilton officials and state highway engineers will discuss the Hamilton connector linking I 75 and I 71 to I 75 at a special Hamilton council chambers session tomorrow at 3 p.m. Deputy director Robert F. Bevis said Jack Kirsch requested the session with council members county commissioners and urban highway commission members invited. The project would connect Hamilton to north south interstate routes with termini near Ohio 4 and 129 and near Hamilton Mason Road and I 75, with three alternate corridors under consideration.
120 traffic cases were heard in Franklin Municipal Court led by a 92 year old man jailed 30 days and fined 250 dollars with license suspended three years after a fire traffic conviction. Wayne Gray 16 Lynn Street was fined 25 for assault and battery while Emery Wayne Bair of 5765 Lynn Street faced multiple fines totaling 200 with jail and license suspension for leaving the scene of an accident. Other motorists including Gene Wolffenbarger 45 Thorn Hill Tennessee received three days jail 150 dollars fines and license suspension, Oliver E. Carter 58 Middletown 25, Betty Faye Treadway 31133 Yankee Road Middletown 15, William R. McNabb 24 15, John F. Williams 18 10, Geraldine Crabtree Dayton 15, John Sabo Jr 66 and Harlan E. Shockey 62 both 15, and Sherwin Hensley 24 plus Charles Robinson 25 Middletown each 10 or 310 with costs for lacking motorcycle endorsements and related offenses.
Farmers may prove their wheat yield per acre for the 1972 program instead of the County ASCS established yield. To prove yield a farmer must harvested wheat in 1968 1969 and 1970 and supply reliable production evidence such as bin measurements sales receipts or scare tickets. Provers file at the County ASCS Office between September 27 and October 12 and the committee will review and notify of proven yield.
Representatives from six state highway departments will gather in Wheeling for a two day conference on state federal financial management. Participants include personnel from Ohio Pennsylvania Delaware Virginia and the District of Columbia along with West Virginia officials.
The Franklin Optimist Club begins selling orange and black bumper stickers this Saturday to raise funds for the Hopewell School for Retarded Children. Stickers cost 50 cents each and will be sold at Franklin National Bank on Saturdays.
The Edgewood Tops Club forms a Teen Tops Club for teens who want to lose weight. It meets at the Trenton Rescue Squad Building every Monday at 6 p.m. Sharon Napier is August’s club queen for a 6 percent loss. Judy Green becomes the first KOP. The schedule notes two meeting times, 6 p.m. and 10 a.m., at the rescue squad building.
The Warren County Board of Education votes to place a 3.3 mill operating levy on the November ballot, paired with a $24 million bond issue for a planned joint vocational school serving Franklin, Lebanon, Springboro, Deerfield Union, Waynesville, and Little Miami districts. The move follows two prior attempts and depends on state education funding.
Carlisle Band Parents Association sponsors a chicken dinner to raise funds. The event runs Sunday October 3 from 11:39 am to 2 pm in the high school cafeteria. Tickets cost $1.50 for adults and 75 cents for children under 12, available at the door.
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