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Northeast Suburban Life (Newspaper) - February 24, 1971, Cincinnati, OhioEast Campus confirmed vocational school Sites considered recruiting volunteers for easy riders corps the second of an eventual three Sites where vocational training schools Are to be built was tentatively announced last week74 attend first seeds network Council meeting seventy four of the 98 delegates in sced8 school Community evaluation development system attended the first network Council meeting feb. 3 at the jewish Community Center. Areas of concern voiced by representatives of 14 schools in the Woodward sub system included new ways to respond to the budget cutbacks recreation housing difficulties various curricular concern attitudes towards schools involvement of persons with the schools and new program ideas. Many of the individual schools Community aides reported on practical Steps being taken to meet these concerns. Representing the Cincinnati Board of education were Charles Lindberg president mrs Janet Duff and mrs. Mary Scholes. Woodward principal Eugene Shrimpton also attended. By the Hamilton county joint vocational school District. At the same time Eugene Kavanagh superintendent of the District announced tentative school assignments for the 26 participating school districts in Hamilton and Clermont counties. Hamilton county joint vocational District has optioned a site in Clermont county about three Miles East of Milford for one of the District schools. The site consists of 116 acres on buckwheat rd., near Ohio 28, now owned by Joseph and Albert Nordlow of Terrance Park. It is about two Miles from the Point where the Circle freeway crosses route 28. The Eastern site in Clermont county Vas confirmed tuesday. The school District has until mar. 1 to exercise its option. Other possible Sites Are also being considered. The school to be built Clermont county will be one of three planned by the he Josd and will serve 1,650 students from Eastern Hamilton county As Well As Milford Loveland Goshen northeastern Clermont county and Batavia. Negotiating for one in the Vicinity of sheed and Harrison Pike. Administrators teachers librarians or is instructional materials Center assistants. Campus divisions plans Call for the division of students As follows East Campus Batavia. Clermont Northeast Forest Hills Goshen Indian Hill Loveland Madeira Mariemont and Milford Central Campus Deer a Park Greenhills Forest Park Lockland Mason. Norwood Reading st. Bernard Sycamore Wyoming and the Princeton school District. West Campus Finney town it. Healthy North College Hill Oak Hills three Rivers and Southwest school District. The students will spend three hours Daltus. Laboratory setting and one and a half students will be offered 62 courses in the Thice new schools scheduled to open in september of 1973. In addition to the school in Clermont county another will be located at the Central Campus on an 85 acre tract in the Sharonville area plus a third in Western Hamilton county on a site yet to be designated. The Board has been to train educational aides Hamilton county a joint vocational school District will inaugurate a vocational program for the training of secondary instruction educational aides commencing with the 1971-72 school year. The program will be financed by the state department of vocational education and will be designed to give Junior and senior students an Opportunity to acquire knowledge and technical skills needed for employment As instructor aides in the Field of secondary education. Upon completion of training the aides will act As assistants to school hours daily in class work related to the occupation. Provisions for on the Job training will be made during the senior year. The Laboratory for the training will be located in a remodeler Wing of the a Civ administrative building in Sharonville. First year enrolment w i 11 be limited to about 20 Junior students from the 26 participating districts. Sopho Inore students who Are interested in this phage am May obtain additional information from their vocational Counselor. Gabe who represents Norwood school District in the he Josd Board was recently reelected president of the Board of the vocational school District mrs. William Sprigg 5762 Pandora ave is a member of the Board of directors in charge of recruitment for easy riders a corps of Volunteer Drivers who provide transportation to health facilities. According to mrs. Sprigg the a amp and capped elderly and the indigent a be physically or financially unable to use Public transportation and the result too often is that people who need Nedical care the most Are the ones who must do without. Ired. Men o u saw i ves kindergarten Roundup registration for kindergarten at Concord school will be March 26 in the hallway outside the school office. Sessions will be from 9 30 to 11 30 . And from 12 30 to 2 . Mrs. Richard Trueb Roundup chairman asks Indian Hill school District parents with children who will be five on or before sept. 30 to bring them to Concord school on that Day. Volunteer Drivers include Young ret ii women h o it business men students career girls mothers and others. Drivers need an up to Date Drivers License Standard liability insurance and a car. Easy riders clients Are referred by agencies senior citizens Home health Aid family service visiting nurses and Public health nurses. Easy riders need More Volunteer Drivers and interested persons May obtain More information by calling mar s. Al h e 1 Cunningham executive Secretary 651-2655. Mrs. William Sprigg North inst 5 suburban life wednesday february 24, 1971 portion. 49lb. naif., �?�-59�?~le Naif .69�?~u. Hairs.whole.59�?~lb Young baby by of liver whole Bee 11 tenderloin la. Side Prizie beef. 73% c Hind quarters 83%c fore quarters. 63% c la. Boneless rolled a pork loin roast too shoulder of Lamb. 59i la. Legs of Lamb a Lamb chops a a a a Drusda prime aged rib Steak Partridge sliced slab Bacon i Armour Star shark p0rti0h hams.39 la 1 Fresn lean ground beef 55 5 lbs. Or More c la meal ideas Cheary stones clams 10 each Blue Points oysters 10 each pork chops 79 la. Red snapper $ 1.29 99 la. Jumbo Frog legs Reg. 1.99 la o o o of o too o la. Dover sole Blair Bass a a a a a a a a a a a a a 99 99 la. La. Jumbo Green shrimp limited Supply Reg. 2.ss1.99 s 1 la. Devised crar.49 each stuffed fl0uhder.49 each stuffed flounder Lake Trout breaded oysters fan Tail shrimp fresh flounder grouper Lake Erie White Spanish Mackerel scallops Haddock Boneless clean shrimp devised crab King crab meat Frog legs lobster danish lobster halibut Boneless halibut Steak Kenny Buck Salmon Silver Salmon clams cod fresh smelts red snapper Boneless Pike Jack Salmon Dover sole Boneless Reo snapper Boneless cat fish fillet sole King crab legs ground Chuck. It a a 5 lbs. Or More a a a a a a a a ground round a a a too 5 lbs. Or More a a a a a a la. Steak breaded .99 City Chicken .99 la. La. Frinch Bauer Vitamin a homogenized milk.4 9 1/2 Gal. A amps supermarket homemade perk sausage both Aad $ 1 Dox. Grade a age. Eggs a 9469 Kenwood Road at Hunt re Blue Ash open 10 to 10 7 Days a week t. I,.,.i a i a a mrs l fam pm

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