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Newspaper
Union Liberty Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1973
Page
4
By Ercel Lynn Eaton a mother admits defeat as three family members teach her chess rules in a playful showdown. The lesson comes after a weekend spoiled by the kids insisting she learn to play, detailing pawns bishops queens and kings with humorous commentary.
At a Lakota Classroom Teachers Assn meeting, Colonel Morgans of Union Elementary and Harold Wissman of Liberty School were honored as living symbols of integrity. Union Principal Raymond Spaulding praised their devotion. the Morgans began teaching in a Kentucky one room schoolhouse.
Pyrethrum and Rotenone are cited as less toxic contact and stomach insecticides for humans and warm blooded animals. Cutworms are deterred by paper collars around transplants or bait. keep children and pets away from bait. Euonymus crown gall may occur above soil and is tied to corrosive sublimate fungicide. follow label directions. Slug control includes poison baits or beer saucers. promote birds with water features shelter and evergreen plantings. grow berry shrubs and trees for food and habitat.
The Ohio Ascociation of Garden Clubs Region Four holds its spring session Friday May 2 at 18 a.m. at the Howard Johnson Motor Lodge North Main Chester Road Cincinnati Ohio. Mrs Alfred E Haneskraut of Dayton will speak on Morleen Concepts and note past vice presidency of Western Ohio Daffodil Society and judge work with the Ohio Association of Garden Clubs. Region chairmen report regional awards and club presidents elect a regional director for a two year term starting October 1973.
About 96 Cincinnati area business students were honored at the Seventh Annual Bell banquet for high academic achievement in business studies. Lakota High sent two attendees Miss Kathy Eberhard and Miss Patty Bunch accompanied by Lakota teacher Miss Dorothy Barnett. Dr. Eugene Raddant serves on the Business Studies Advisory Committee of 13 members.
Pi Omicron Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi welcomes transferee Mrs. Jennie Clemets from Cincinnati and reports plans for 1934. Activities include an arts and crafts fair in Pisgah on Oct. 6, a Valentine Dance on Feb. 16, 1934, a cultural program on Sun Signs and Astrology, a June 3 family picnic at General Electric Park, and a May 17 meeting at Mrs. Wanstrath’s Jolena Court West Chester.
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