School Time Becomes Prime Time for PTA Initiatives
The PTA mobilizes nationwide to involve parents in education health and youth welfare. National PTA president Mrs Jennelle Moorhead of Eugene urges broad participation and new programs including preschool access and tobacco prevention with U S Public Health Service cooperation. Membership remains open year round and local units vary fees.
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PTA
Jennelle Moorhead
Eugene, Ore
U. S. Public Health Service
The
Chicago
Fall Activities At Open House At Batavia YWCA
The Clermont County YWCA hosts a fall open house on September 21 from 1 to 3 p.m. at 55 South 4th Street Batavia to preview the 1966-67 program lineup. New booklets with schedules for five Cincinnati-area locations are available by calling 852-5421. Programs include Basic Water Color, Home Makers Holiday, Trim Gym, and more, with a Play School for 4–5 year olds starting Sept. 19 and Saturday Fun for ages 6–12 beginning Sept. 24.
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Young Women’s Christian Association
Clermont County
South 4Th St
Batavia
Cincinnati Ywca
The
YWCA
Open House Tonight At Lindale Workshop
Clermont County Council for Retarded Children invites council members parents and friends to a general meeting and open house tonight September 8 at 7 45 p m at the workshop 485 Lindale Pike near here Refreshments will be served and all interested in the program for the mentally retarded are urged to attend.
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Lindale
Clermont County
Amelia Elementary PTA Meeting Set for September 13
Amelia Elementary PTA will meet Tuesday in the school auditorium at 8 p.m. The theme is Lets Meet Our School Leaders. School superintendent, principal, and faculty will be introduced with sixth grade mothers acting as hostesses.
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Amelia
Amelia Elementary
PTA
Weekend visits feature Owensville families and local events
Owensville connections include Mayme Uley hosting relatives from Milford and Dayton guests with Everett Yeager's family. Dr. Charles Woodruff aims to reopen his drug store after Labor Day. Williamsburg WSCS hosts a hat show on September 12 with modeled hats, sale and refreshments.
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Mayme Uley
Alvena Fetter
Gertrude Jones
Milford
Charles Moore
Dayton
Charles Woodruff
Williamsburg
WSCS
Amelia Music Association to Meet September 12
Amelia Jr. and Sr. High School Music Association will meet September 12 at 8 p.m. in the high school music room with Nicholas Kepf presiding. Refreshments to be served by Clara Barker and Juanita Machmeier. The new banner will be carried by the marching band at the September 9 football game with Jerry Robinson directing a South of The Border theme.
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Amelia
Amelia Jr. & Sr. High School Music Association
Nicholas Kepf
Clara Barker
Juanita Machmeier
Jerry Robinson
Marathon P T A Sets First Meeting and New Officers
Marathon P T A will hold its first meeting September 13 at 8 p.m. in Clermont Northeastern High School. New officers include Mary Jane Shanklin president Carl Burdette vice president Joyce Jones secretary Ginny Burdette program chair Nancy Stahl membership Nita Kidder and Miss Goldie Hutchinson ways and means and Marie Tudor hospitality. The September program will be by Cub Scout Pack 557 with plans for Christmas and Easter programs and calls for member help.
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Marathon P.T.A
Clermont Northeastern High School
The
Marasthon P.T.A
Mary Jane Shanklin
Carl Burdette
Joyce Jones
Ginny Burdette
Nancy Stahl
Nita Kidder
Goldie Hutchinson
Marie Tudor
Marathon Cub Scout Pack
Morehead State University Readies Fall Registration Plan
About 5000 students are expected to enroll for the fall term at Morehead State University. Freshman orientation is Sept 12 and registration Sept 14–15 in the morning. Upperclassmen register Thurs afternoon and Fri morning. Classes start Sept 19. Night and Saturday classes signups are Sept 10 in Button Auditorium from 8 to 10 a.m.
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Morehead State University
Button Auditorium
Roger Miller leads the latest joke-and-pop set
Russell Martin highlights Roger Miller and Lesley Gore as strong bets for chart impact with new sides including My Uncle Used To Love Me But She Died and You're My King plus a raft of other releases. The piece notes Dusty Springfield, The Ventures, and top Batavia sellers like Almost Persuaded and 96 Tears in a vibrant, sell-end context.
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Roger Miller
Roger
Kingdon
Lesley Gore
Bob Crewe
Nino Temp
April Stevens
Ventures
Green Hornet
Billy May
Dusty Springfield
Batavia
David Houston
Sandy Posey
Cherist
Associations
Surfames
Lee Dorsey
Shondells
Los Bravos
the Mysterians
the Supremes
Sunny
Bobby Heff
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PTA Y.W.C.A
Glen Este T. & I. Cosmetology
Owensville
Eddie Knauer
Cleveland
Everett Yeager
Don McAfee
Celia Gerard
Frank Krantz
Deaconess Hospital
Marcella Billingsely
McUs
White Villa
Baby Beef
California
White
Kernel
U.S. Govt
Earl's Market
Cincinnati
Willowville
Uncle Vernon
Mt. Moriah
Tabasco
Amelia Music Ass'n
P.T.A
Morehead
By Russell Martin
Records In Review
Allis Chalmers
E. & A. Gleaners and
Hutchinson Farm Implements
Williamsburg, O
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