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Newspaper
Union Liberty Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1976
Page
9
The Gaines Dogesearch Center warns Fourth of July celebrations may terrify dogs due to loud firecrackers. Exposing dogs to noisy events risks lifelong fear, especially for puppies. For safety, keep pets away from the noise in a closed room or basement during the 1976 observance.
Mark Fleming and Greg Roesel opened Quality Pet Shoppe in February and began with an aquarium leasing program. The store stocks over 50 freshwater fish and pets, offers full service gear, two week health guarantees for fish, daily tank checks, sterilized nets, diet planning, color coded compatibility, and lease options from 20 to 100 gallons with automatic feeding.
Sheryle Lynn Brunk Meyer a Lakota High School alum joins Hamilton area residents in receiving an undergraduate arts degree from Anderson College Indiana in its 58th annual commencement. U S Senator Sam Ervin delivered the address and received an honorary Doctor of Law from the college.
Firemen report an arson suspected motor home blaze about 12 30 a m Sunday in Liberty Township. Assistant chief Gene Vance said the vehicle was parked on Maud Hughes Road between Princeton and Millikin Roads and the fire appeared to be set with a railroad flare. Owner unknown. mobile home had no serial number and interior equipment was missing with wires cut.
The Liberty Towns hip Historical Society sponsors a benefit auction on Saturday July 17 at 10 a.m. at the old Hughes School on Princeton Road. Proceed s support restoration work. Herb Demaree will conduct. Refreshments and lunch provided. Call Joan Farmer at 774 4857 or Nancy Miller at 869 8645 to donate items.
Lakota officials attended the Buckeye Association of School Administrators summer meeting in Mason from June 15 to 17. State issues discussed included discipline, staffing, teacher selection, declining enrollments, and integration with Gallup poll findings explained by Lakota district representatives Herbert Henderson Darrell Root and Roy Hance.
John Scott founder of Scott and Bornemann Realtors earned a Florida vacation for beating the first quarter 1976 sales quota. He and wife Lillie just returned from a week in St Petersburg. Lowell C. Rose Phi Delta Kappa executive secretary spoke on public education finances.
Marc Scott Mitchell of Liberty Township was named a winner in the College of Musical Arts Competitions in music performance, taking the keyboard category. Two Monroe- Uliland students earned Bowling Green State University degrees, Pamela Jean Crouse of West Chester magna cum laude with a Bachelor of Science in Education and Debra Lynn Erfman of West Chester with a Bachelor of Science degree in ...
Tri County REACT held its second annual Jamboree at Hopewell Junior School to fund a disaster area communication trailer. Daniel Bethe won a Cobra Cam 89.23 channel base radio, C K Henry took Robyn Mobil Kit SX007, and Ralph Judges earned a Regency four channel base scanner. Trophies honored clubs and individuals, including Hamilton County Friendship Club and Walter Baker aged 71. Entertainment featured Speedy and the Midnight Express, Steve Woodall, the Wes England Family, and the New Bluegrass Generation. The group will aid in the Mason parade on July 3rd.
Tennis enthusiasts may still enter the Union Township Bicentennial Tennis Tournament at Kingsgate Racquet Club June 25 to 27. Entry is 5 dollars for adults and 3 dollars for juniors, with up to three events per player. Matches start after 6 p.m. Friday for adults and about 10 a.m. Friday for juniors. racquet rental is 1 dollar per match. Proceeds go to the bicentennial committee.
West Chester woman Pansy Hann 37 pulled onto Route 747 from a terminal and was struck by Stephen Bunch 26 of Cincinnati in rainy conditions. Hann was taken to Bethesda North Hospital in satisfactory condition while Bunch escaped injury.
Mark Platt, a Lemon Monroe graduate and standout athlete earning MVP honors in freshman, junior and senior years, was promoted to associate pro at Kingsgate Racquet Club by manager Jim Short. He has won multiple area tournaments including the 1975 Monday Tournament and High School Invitational, recently returned from the World Teachers Conference in Virginia, and plans to attend Dennis Van DaMere Tennis University. The Platt family, Darrell and the Mrs. Platt, reside at 298 Courtland Drive, Monroe.
Roger Steven Gates of West Chester was among 31 new undergraduates inducted into Miami University's Lota of Ohio Chapter of Phi Beta Kappa, the national scholastic honor society.
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