Northeastern Board OKs half day sessions and new clerical changes
Northeastern Board of Education approved half day sessions for first and second grades at Newtonsville and Owensville elementary schools, using Newtonsville Church rooms to avoid half days for older pupils. Three teachers resigned, three were hired, and contracts approved for bakery and bus insurance. Plans for teacher orientation were announced as full day sessions resume Sept 1, with booster funds starting an athletic field project.
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Clermont Northeastern High School
Rocket Boosters Assn
Boosters Group
Joint Drainage Project and County Hiring Plan Approved
Clermont County Commissioners set equal cost sharing with Union Township for Ambeth Acres drainage fixes. Engineer Carl H. Rush to coordinate with trustees. Also approved hiring two caseworkers at 330 dollars monthly. Treasurer authorized to invest 1 million in 90 day U S Treasury securities with funds not immediately needed, funded by 874 209 real estate tax from Cincinnati Gas and Electric Co.
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Union Township
Ambeth Acres
Clough Pike
Carl H. Rush
Wayne Oney
Stanley Shayne
Near Amelia
Sharon Patchell
Milford
Byron Ross
U. S. Treasury
Earl Metzger
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
Cincinnati Power Squadron Offers Free Fall Basic Piloting Classes
After a successful yearlong safety course the Cincinnati Power Squadron will hold fall classes in basic piloting free for applicants at the University of Cincinnati Medical College on Eden Avenue. Registration is Tuesday September 28 1965 from 730 to 900 pm contact Robert E Schwarm 8935 Cottonwood Dr Cincinnati or call 521 5225
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University of Cincinnati Medical College
Eden Avenue
Robert E. Schwarm
Cottonwood Dr
Cincinnati
Milford Welcomes New School Executive Boyd Smith
A reception from 3 to 5 p.m. on August 29 at Milford High School welcomes Boyd Smith and his family to the Milford community. The event is hosted by the Board of Education and the Milford PTA units. Smith, formerly superintendent at Johnstown for six years, plans to settle in Milford with his four children.
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Milford
Milford High School
Boyd Smith
Smith
Board of Education
PTA
Smiths
66 Day Circle
Johnstown
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