Goshen school employees urge expense cuts and deficits
Goshen School Superintendent William Russell told the Board of Education on March 9 that the district faces a potential 1982 cut of up to 318000 based on State Department of Education data. The board may need state or local borrowing, with a temporary sales tax or levy passage possibly reducing the shortfall. Several cost-saving measures were proposed including bus routing changes, fees for music drama and athletics, driver education fees, and extracurriculars.
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Lorena Jackson
Goshen
William Russell
Board of Education
State Department of Education
Russ Beard
Clermont County Sewer District
Linton Road
New Richmond Board Approves Policy Revisions and Calendar Change
New Richmond Exempted Village School District boards adopts revised student policy and extends the school year to May 28 1982 to make up a weather day. The meeting also covers book donations, risers, roof and bus bids, staffing changes, and new supplemental contracts for coaching and guidance roles. The board schedules the next regular session for the second Monday each month at 7 30 p m in the middle school cafeteria.
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New Richmond
John Morgan
Spruce Hill Lane
Pierce Elementary School Pto
Pamela Slater
Vicki Acord
Judy Bird
Warren McConnell
Liz Misheff
Michael Simpson
Jimmie Campbell
Timothy Freese
Terry Huber
Marvin Ziegler
Patricia Waldemayer
New Richmond Middle School
Glen Este Band Heads to Virginia Festival for Competition
The Glen Este High School Purple Pride marching band and Trojanettes drill team travel to Winchester Virginia for Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival national band competition from April 29 to May 1. They earned the right by multiple championships and high ratings, with funds raised mostly by students and parents. directors are Robert Hoeflinger and Daniel Krueger, with Carol Hallman leading the Trojanettes.
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Glen Este High School
Purple Pride
Trojanettes
Winchester
United States
Virginia
Glen Este
Williamsburg
Jamestown
Robert Hoeflinger
Daniel Krueger
Carol Hallman
Glen Este class invents soap in marketing game
Debra Hartigan's Glen Este High School communications class ran a two week project simulating a soap market. Twenty eight students formed four corporate groups to survey, plan ads, and conduct product research. Winners were Soapy Soap Company with Scrabbles, Sudzy Soap Company with Tingle Up, and Ever-Clean with Fluor-Essence.
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Debra Hartigan
Glen Este High School
Ms. Hartigan
Soapy Soap Company, Inc
Tom Vogel
Scrabbles
Sudzy Soap Company
Kevin Adams
Williamsburg Band Heads to Washington for Cherry Blossom Parade
The Williamsburg High School Band, 84 musicians plus 14 drill team members and four majorettes, will march in the 1982 National Cherry Blossom Festival Parade in Washington, D.C. They were chosen from Ohio along with 36 other bands from 32 states. The band has performed at the Pegasus Parade and Valley of Flowers, and at Walt Disney World. The Music Boosters raised over $15,000 for new uniforms. The unit is directed by Tim Holt with Helen Bradbury and Connie Back as field commanders.
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Williamsburg High School
Washington, D.C
Ohio
Washington D.C
Jaycees
Williamsburg
Louisville
Kentucky
St. Louis
Missouri
Orlando
Florida
Music Boosters Association
Tim Holt
Helen Bradbury
Connie Back
Jennifer Craig
Kathy Bryant
Lydia Curlin
Milford King Kwik Minit Market Receives Sunday Liquor Permit
A new D4 liquor permit was issued March 11 to the King Kwik Minit Market at 914 Lila Ave Milford approving Sunday alcohol sales from 1 p.m. to midnight. Milford is among 84 statewide recipients announced that day.
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King Kwik Minit
Lila Ave
Milford
Sun
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