Lakota Upsets Fenwick in Homecoming Thriller
Lakota toppled Fenwick 21 13 after weather delays to claim a 2 3 mark in the Mid Miami League. Jim Christ scored twice on short rushes and Don Walters connected with Shivener for a 15 yard pass play setting up the final Lakota drive. Fenwick tied the game late before Lakota sealed with a 15 yard pass and quarterback sneak.
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Mike Gausling
Ed Fening
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Shivener
Don Walters
Madison
Sutton
Calisen
Feniig
Watters
Blood pressure screenings offered by Union Township life squad
Union Township life squad led by Captain Bill Boone begins free monthly blood pressure screenings with the Heart Association. The next test day is Saturday Oct 25 from 1 to 3 p.m. at the Pisgah firehouse, following a September event that drew about 200 residents.
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Linda Campbell
Janice Walsh
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Liberty Township installs first woman firefighter in Butler County
Edna Smith of 7273 Linn Road became the area’s only female firefighter after joining the Liberty Township fire department nine months ago. She works with the life squad, trains with the department, and is on call around the clock. Her husband Lucian joined the life squad with her.
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Edna Smith
Linn Road
Butler County
Lucian
Sylvia Domonkos Named Liberty Squad Captain
Sylvia Domonkos becomes Liberty Township life squad captain after Fire Chief Henry Taylor fills the vacancy left by Bob Benton. The first female squad captain resigned from the fire department to focus on life squad duties citing her therapy technician experience at Mercy Hospital and support from colleagues.
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Liberty
Liberty Township
Sylvia
Henry Taylor
Bob Benton
Hamilton's Mercy Hospital
Willie
Woman Joins Life Squad Leadership After Supportive Husband Push
Sylvia Domonkos, a Mercy physical therapy technician and life squad captain, balances work and family as she embraces leadership in the life squad. She credits unanimous support from her husband and colleagues, praising the cooperation that keeps the department strong.
Hopewell Junior Sets Final Parent Meeting
Hopewell Junior School concludes its Parent Meeting series with a final session on Thursday morning October 23 from 9 30 to 11 a m. The last orientation highlights special areas of instruction including art music physical education industrial arts home economics and the library program. Parents of sixth seventh and eighth graders are invited.
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Hopewell Junior
Judy Evans
Linda Neff
Jerry Clark
Pene
David Rause
Eula Templin
Jane Neff
Carol Black
Robert Helsinger
Hopewell PTA Carnival names bike prize winners
The Hopewell Carnival awarded a 10 speed Bicentennial Schwinn to Juanita Lillie of Mason and a 20 inch Schwinn unicycle to John C. Dissel of Barrett Road West Chester. The Pick-a-winner booth was led by Lana Hubbard and six other volunteers.
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Mason
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Barrett Road
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Lana Hubbard
Rosemary Church
Betty Puthoff
Chris Troutman
Jean Verbarg
Betty Carns
Lakota School Bonds and Budgets Outline for 1977 Election
The Lakota District outlines its funding: real estate taxes, state and federal funds, and other income totaling 5 043 660 for 5900 students plus 339 special students. It shows a 808 40 per student cost and 4 49 per school day. A new bond issue of 5 290 000 would fund an elementary in Union Township a junior high in Liberty Township and a bus garage with a 3 55 per 1 000 assessment to voters in the November 4 election.
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Lakota Homecoming Queen and King Named
Charlene Lamb and Jeff Nevels were crowned Homecoming Queen and King at the Lakota Homecoming Dance Saturday night. Charlene is the daughter of Charles and Mrs Lamb of 7334 N Pisgah Drive. Jeff is the son of Parker and Mrs Nevels of 7365 West Chester Road. Photo for the Journal by Dave Stumpf.
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Jeff Nevels
Charles Lamb
N. Pisgah Drive
Parker J. Nevels
West Chester Road
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Union Township GOP Women Set Candidate Program
Union Township voters have one last chance to evaluate Lakota school board, township trustee, and clerk candidates at the Union Township Republican Women's Club meeting. The event is Tuesday Oct 28 at 9 30 a.m. in the Home Federal Community Room Pisgah. Coffee and a brief business session precede candidate speeches.
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Lakota School Board
Republican Women’s Club
Federal Community Room
Pisgah
Marilyn Crawford
Lakota Board of Education
Robert F. Howard
Charles M. Miller
Wallace Schulze
Galen “Bitsy
Shaffner
Walter D. Hawks
Emil Mu
Lakota School Bond Discussion At Jaycees Meeting
The Union Township Jaycees open their Thursday Oct 23 meeting to the public for a detailed Lakota school bond issue discussion. From 7 30 to 8 30 p m in the Home Federal Community Room Route 42 and Cox Road Pisgah. Lakota school board member Bob Wasson will represent the pre school side.
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Union Township Jaycees
Route 42
Cox Road
Pisgah
Bob Wasson
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