Teen Talk enhances Glen Este Jr High students' speaking skills
Glen Este Junior High School joins the Bell System education program Teen Talk in the Ohio Kentucky area. The course, created by AT T Information Department with teacher input, uses inquiry based discovery to improve oral communication in students and across subjects.
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Glen Este Jr. Hi
Glen Este Junior High School
Bell System
Cincinnati Bell
Ohio and Kentucky
Information Department
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
New York
United States
Conservation Workshop Planned For Teachers
A Conservation Workshop for teachers will be held at Clermont Northeastern School on Saturday April 3 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. The Education Committee of the Clermont Soil and Water Conservation District sponsors the event in cooperation with science teachers and area districts. Topics include Woodland Conservation and Management by Dave Mooter and Soil and Land Judging by William Hale with several local educators contributing. All teachers are welcome and may bring a sack lunch. coffee and soft drinks will be served.
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Clermont Northeastern
Clermont Soil and Water Conservation District
Dave Mooter
Farm Service Forester
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
William Hale
Soil ‘Conservation Service
Batavia High School
Lester Mohrfield
Batavia High
Earl Thirey
Northeastern
S.W.C.D
Ray Naylor
S.C.S
Don Hastings
Howard Fisher
Yo-Ag
Felicity- Franklin
Clermont Clippers
Anderson High School
Tor
Larry Mullen
Don Jennings
Mick Coleman
Spebsqua
Battle Creek
Mich
Knothole Assn Organizes At Monroe Two
Knothole Association holds organizing meeting at Monroe Two with Gary Morrison president Marie Tolin secretary Henrietta Robbins treasurer Bernice Burns publicity director. Registration set for Friday April 2 at 7 30 at Monroe School. first practice April 4. Ball Day donation drive with baseballs for $2 donors. Coaches: Class A Gary Morrison. Class B Gordon Ginn. Class C Morrison. Class D Paul Winterod.
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Gary Morrison
Marie Tolin
Henrietta Robbins
Bernice Burns
Monroe School
Knothole
Gordon Ginn
Morrison
Paul Winterod
DeMolay Invitational Basketball Tourney Slated at Lakota High
The 19th District Order of DeMolay hosts an invitational basketball tournament at Lakota High School on April 3 with nine games starting from 8 a.m. Championship games follow on April 17. Class A open to boys under 21 and Class B for ages 16 and under. Refreshments offered. Lakota School sits on Tylersville Road.
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Order of DeMolay
Lakota High School
DeMolay
Lakota School
Tylersville Road
Shining Stars Elect Officers At Edenton 4 H Club
The Edenton Shining Stars 4 H Club elected officers at Mrs. Freda Petters home on March 24. Barbra Baldwin became president with Charlene Dietrich as vice president Jackie Baldwin as treasurer Debbie Bickel Kim Noland Mary Conover as recreation leaders Eva Bush as news reporter. New members are Mary Conover Kim Noland and Eva Bush. Members have been selling candy Easter eggs and may be contacted through leader Mrs. Felter. A Rangoon Burma pagoda said to be 2 500 years old was begun during Buddha's lifetime to enshrine eight hairs of his head.
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Edenton Shining Stars
Freda Petters
Bex
Barbra Baldwin
Charlene Dietrich
Jackie Baldwin
Debbie Bickel
Kim Noland
Mary Conover
Eva Bush
Rangoon
Burma
Buddha
Fireside Chat Set With Grant Trail Scouters
District Commissioners Elmer Kramer and Art Gamble, District Scout Executive Jack Miller, and Assistant District Executive Brock Bigsby will attend a fireside chat with Scouters on Grant Trail to discuss Exploring Dan Beard Day and related topics.
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Dan Beard
Neww
Elmer Kramer
Art Gamble
Jack Miller
Brock Bigsby
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Teletrainer
Raymond L. Naylor
USDA
Soil Cons
Monroe Two
Shining Stars
Laster
Riy
Rosenzweig
Batavia, Ohio
The
Clermont Courier
Grant Trail
Kennedy - Stevens Funeral Home, Inc
Bethel, Ohio
STATO
Hartman Pharmacy
W. Main St
Papas
Amelia, Ohio
Gillette Blades
Hette
Ayds
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