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Newspaper

Eastern Hills Journal

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1977

Page

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Ragtime and All That Jazz comes to St Marys Auditorium

Orville flying machine sketch opens Ragtime and All That Jazz in St Marys Auditorium this year. Denny Dorr and Margie Spaeth prepare for take-off in the show set Apr 22 23 at 8 pm and Apr 24 at 2 30 pm. Reservations via Mrs William Ryan. Over 75 residents participate in the jazz age revue written by Mrs William Walch and directed by Jack Wenstrup with Mrs James Lang as producer and Mrs Charles Boylan as musical director. General chairman is Mrs James Johnson.

Orville Kitty Hawk Denny Dorr Margie Spaeth St. Mary’s Auditorium William Ryan Resi Ents Josephine Jack Wenstrup William Walch James Lang Charles Boylan James Johnson

Oakley Chamber to discuss boosting retail traffic

The Oakley Chamber of Commerce will host an 8 p.m. April 14 meeting at the Steak and Kettle Restaurant on Madison Rd to brainstorm events and ideas to enliven the square and attract shoppers. Queen City Metro marketing director Will Scott will speak, with dinner at 7 p.m. no reservations needed and open to the public.

Oakley Oakley Chamber of Commerce Madison Rd Will Scott Queen City Metro Chamber Ron Jackson Jackson

Madison Park Improvements Proposed by GHPCC

Diane Swing of the GHPCC outlines a plan by Cincinnati Park Board landscape architect Norman H. Whittaker to upgrade the southwest triangle at Madison Park. The project adds a hard surface with seating, planting strips, a retaining wall, two shade trees, and a bronze park marker, with a $25 000 grant. Construction is set for six to nine months and trustees vote to keep the park as a park.

Diane Swing GHPCC Norman H. Whittaker Cincinnati Park Board Madison Park Hyde Park Community Council Board of Trustees Madison Rd Erie Stettinius Whitakker Clark Point Ment Park Board David Stoffregen Whittaker Hal Shoemaker Norm Whittaker

Scholarship winner and civic leader named

Paul A. Schoettinger of 3044 Observatory Ave earned a National Distillers Merit Scholarship as a National Merit Scholarship finalist. The St. Xavier High honors student participates in National Honor Society and intramural tennis. Jane Carothers of Hyde Park Center for Older Adults was elected southwestern Ohio quadrant leader of the Ohio Association of Centers for Seniors in Columbus.

Paul A. Schoettinger Observatory Ave National Distillers St. Xavier High Jane Carothers Hyde Park Ohio Association of Centers For Seniors Columbus

Mariemont Town Meeting set for April 20 at Middle School

Citizens will gather April 20 at 7 30 P M in the Mariemont Middle School Auditorium to vote on the village treasurer nominee. Incumbent Thomas Pontius is the only district caucus nominee though floor nominations can occur. Town Meeting officials invite Mayor Straley council members Clerk Bahler Pontius and tax administrator Garland to answer questions. Planning chairmans Gettelman and Tieman also invited. Issues include higher earnings tax traffic questions linked to Madison Place apartments Rt 50 relocation rental to owner occupancy and faster animal control rules.

Mariemont Thomas Pontius Robert Meinke Charles Straley Stan Bahler Pontius Randall Garland Planning Commission Kenneth Gettelman Soret Kenneth Tieman Madison Place Rt. 50 Ritten Carol Gettelman Arthur Davies Clarence Erickson Neil Ritze

Phase IT Begins for Little Duck Creek Park in Madisonville

Cincinnati Vice Mayor Jim Cissell announced Phase II of the Little Duck Creek Park project starts with acquiring privately owned land west of Plainville Road across from Indian Hill Road. The plan aims to stretch the park from Bramble Park to the city limit on Camargo Road, with a one year target for completion and potential future trail expansions toward Madeira. Fairfax Patrolman David Snider attended a crime prevention course April 4 to 8 conducted by the Hamilton County Crime Prevention Association and the Regional Police Academy.

Little Duck Creek Park Madisonville Cincinnati Jim Cissell Cissell The Journal Plainville Rd Indian Hill Rd Sheening Commission Little Duck Creek Bramble Park Camargo Rd Madeira Fairfax David Snider Hamilton County Crime Prevention Association Hamilton County Regional Police Academy

Opening Day For Fairfax An Softball Teams Saturday

Opening day for Fairfax An softball teams is set for Saturday April 16. Seven teams are insured by the Fairfax Youth Organization. Five teams will play on Saturday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Fairfax An Fairfax Youth Organization

Siamese Cat and Yorkshire Dog Find Homes Via Free Ad

Mary Marcello placed a CSNI Classifieds ad offering pets free to good homes. Her Siamese cat and Yorkshire dog drew 66 responses, leading to new homes and a favorable outcome for both animals.

CSNI Mary Marcello

New Terrace Park police chief to be named after vote

Terrace Park council chose a new police chief from 1 to 20 applicants based on a safety committee recommendation. The name was not released before the vote. former chief Robert Hiett resigned amid controversy after seven years.

Laurie Petrie Journal Robert Hiett Terrace Park Hiett Griffith Cadwallader Indian Hill Rangers Hietz Rangers Bill Barnett Barnett Milford Indian Hill

Conlan named to White House Mental Health Commission

Hyde Park resident Thomas Conlan is the sole Ohioan among 20 members chosen from 1000 candidates for the Presidents Commission on Mental Health. First Lady Rosalyn Carter, honorary chair, asked him to serve and the couple attended the commission’s first White House meeting. Carter urged that the commission’s work produce real policy actions, not mere memorials.

Hyde Park Thomas Conlan Commission On Mental Health Rosalyn Carter Conlan Carter White House Coran Georgia Chicago Conland Commission

Community notices and local events fill Hyde Park area

CISV dinner benefit at Maple Ridge Lodge invites callers for tickets and info. Hyde Park School seeks flea market items. Pick up service offered for residents. Language classes hosted by Travelers Aid International Institute at Walnut Street office. Open reception for Women's Art Club exhibit at Drew Gallery. Sherlock Holmes films shown at Hyde Park branch library with discussions led by Fr. Bennish. Mental health commission outlines scope and stats for nationwide hearings and services.

Hyde Park School Robbie Dooley Sarah White Travelers Aid International Institute Walnut St Hyde Park Erie Ave Lee J. Bennish Xavier A Greater Hyde Park

Revenue sharing funds at risk for Ohio towns

Ohio auditor Thomas E. Ferguson warns 252 municipalities including Columbia Township and the Village of Fairfax may lose revenue sharing payments for missing timely forms. Columbia Township could miss 35718 dollars and Fairfax 25485 dollars if forms are not filed by April 25.

Columbia Township Fairfax Ohio Thomas E. Ferguson Ferguson Office of Revenue Sharing

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