Monroe car fixers receive equipment gift
Monroe High School auto service class gains a roughly $2000 donation from General Motors raining Center and Beck Talbert Pontiac of Middletown. The gift includes an engine, carburetors, ignition systems, alternators and starters for 80 students taught by Ron Klapper.
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Lemon- Monroe
General Motorsraining Center
Beck Talbert Pontiac
Middletown
Monroe
Ron Klapper
Klapper
Monroe High School
Don Altstaetter
Monroe Auto Service
Dan Peck
Fred Geldrick
Foreign language program brings German French and Spanish to Lakota Elementary
In Lakota School District fifth graders at Hopewell Elementary explore German French or Spanish taught by high school students. The program aims for conversational basics with weekly 20 minute lessons and has sparked strong interest, prompting continued lessons beyond the initial nine weeks.
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Alice Battaglia
Sags Oh Elementary
Lakota High School
Audrey Stamp
Hopewell Elementary
Lisa Follmer
Diane Brown
Lori Springmeier
Kim Williford
Kim Smith
Sally Keeling
Martha Surface
Beth Hendrix
Sally Zwayer
Liberty and Union
Stamp
Martha
Jo Midkiff
Journal
Unicycle records marked by Hamilton youth in 1976 Guinness
Daniel K. Haynes 18 of 5500 Hamilton Mason Rd holds the tallest unicycle record at 34 ft 5 in set at the 1974 Butler County Fair. The Lakota High School senior rode from a cherry picker with a rope harness. son of Doyle Haynes Jr. he recently left the Hamilton Mini Circus after six years.
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Daniel K. Haynes
Danny
Hamilton Area
Hamilton-Mason Road
Butler County
Doyle Haynes Jr
Hamilton Mini Circus
County official doubts zero wastewater goal by 1985
Butler County sanitary engineer James Hinchberger doubts the federal zero discharge objective can be met by 1985. Speaking at the Environmental Study Council meeting he cited cost reluctance and uneven local readiness to fund needed improvements while outlining options and three major federal aided projects in Hamilton Middletown and surrounding areas.
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Butler County
James Hinchberger
Butler County Environmental Study Council
Ohio- Kentucky-Indiana Regional Council of Governments
Hamilton
Middletown
LeSourdsville
Mill Creek
Hinchberger
City
Mill Creek Basin
Union Township
Liberty
Fairfield Townships
Great Miami River
Union School League weighs PTA affiliation options
Union Elementary School Community League examines joining the Grent-Teacher Association. Ohio PTA adviser Edie Mayer outlined benefits while a panel on January 21 considers PTA membership versus independence. Grace Gantner leads information gathering with a public vote planned after discussion. Contacts: Mrs. Gantner at 777 2551.
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The
Union Elementary School Community League
Grent-Teacher Association
PTA
Edie Mayer
Ohio
Grace Gantner
League
Lakota High School season tickets on sale now
Lakota High School offers season tickets for nine home basketball games. Student tickets are 8 dollars, adults 11 dollars, and family passes 26 dollars. Tickets available at 5050 Tylersville Road weekdays 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Life Squad to host free blood pressure screenings December 3 at West Chester fire house from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m.
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Lakota High
Lakota High School
Jim Hartman
Lakota
Tylersville Road
Union Township
Life Squad
West Chester
Cincinnati-Dayton Road
Linda Campbell
Lakota High Hosts Parent Conference on Nov. 26
Conference day for parents set for Wednesday November 26 at Lakota High School 5050 Tylersville Rd. Parents may call the guidance office to schedule visits with teachers or come during hours from 7 45 a m to 3 p m and ask for specific teachers.
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Lakota High School
Tylersville Rd
Guidance Office
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Lois Cockerham
Hopewell
Jenny Miller
Samantha Bartos
Audrey
Union School League
Ohio Pta Group
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