Fairfax Firefighters Festival Weekend Parade and Fair
The Fairfax Volunteer Firefighters Association marks its 20th festival with a Saturday 2 p.m. parade on August 20 and a 4 p.m. start, with events continuing 2 p.m. Sunday behind the Fairfax municipal building. Beau Register says the event features social activities rides games and a $500 prize fund. Proceeds fund uniforms and extra equipment for firefighters.
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Fairfax Volunteer Firefighters’ Association
Fairfax Municipal
Beau Register
Terrace Park weighs new Route 50 plan and zoning ballot
Officials plan a fresh Terrace Park Route 50 relocation to reroute traffic via the Little Miami River valley to the Clermont County Route 275 interchange. A referendum to block the BBS Company condominium project on Elm Street appears likely at the fall election with petitions filed and signatures needed for ballot access. Meanwhile skateboarding access and a transportation shelter debate prompt council study and SCORE business counseling outreach.
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Fairfax
Little Miami River
Clermont County
Terrace Park
Wooster Pike
BBS Company
Elm St
Hamilton County Board of Elections
Ray Ee
Miami Ave
Richard
Six year old Christie Fiege soars as flying copilot
Christie Fiege of Oakley flies with licensed pilot Al Conello at Lunken Airport and keeps an informal log book. She reads an altimeter, helps crew members Ike Dick and Tom Conello, and promotes flying to other children on weekends. Christie, born with spina bifida, has undergone surgeries and enjoys swimming at Camp Stepping Stones.
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Christie Fiege
Oakley
Mike Gallant
al Conello
Ike
Tom Conello
Art Fiege
Christie
Chris
Lunken
Art
Sue
Blood pressure testing at Hyde Park Center set
A registered nurse from the Cincinnati Health Department will offer blood pressure testing Friday August 19 from 1 to 4 p.m. at the Hyde Park Center for Older Adults located at 3545 Edwards Road.
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Cincinnati Health Department
Hyde Park Center
Edwards Rd
Bargain Hunters Ad Boosts Milford Furniture Sales
Ethel Huffman of a Milford furniture outlet says readers of the Bargain Hunters column travel from all over town to her store after seeing the ad. She notes the ad outperforms a 15 second radio spot and Milford area paper, with only one mention of other exposure.
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Ethel Huffman
Milford
Bargain Hunters
Oakley Swimmers Eye Cincinnati Finals Victory
Oakley swimmers qualified for the Cincinnati creation Commission finals at Pleasant Ridge pool after finishing first among 18 teams in the city divisionals held August 10 at Oakley pool. The team aims to build on its strong regional showing in the upcoming event.
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Oakley
Cincinnatiecreation Commission
Pleasant Ridge
Oakley Pool
Candidates Missing In Terrace Park Election Race
Terrace Park faces a candidate shortage with only Rodger N. Miller and the incumbent Richard Griffin filing by the August 9 deadline. Several council members and Mayor Cadwallader aren’t seeking re election, leaving potential write in options and possible appointments if vacancies remain after fall voting.
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Bill Robbins
Terrace Park
Jones
Richard
Errace Park
St. Louis
Miller
Miami Ave
Spenceeth Council
Sach Pt
Richard Griffith
Ray Cadwallader
Papers on Sale in Terrace Park and Cincinnati Area
Copies of the Eastern Hills Journal are on sale for 15 cents each at multiple local outlets including the Village Butcher in Terrace Park Mannino's Market on Madison Road in Madisonville Lillinan Apartments in Oakley and Villager Food Store at Hyde Park Square.
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Eastern Hills Journal
Village
Wooster Pike
Terrace Park
Mannino’s Market
Madison Rd
Madisonville
Lilli’n Apartments
Allendorf
Oakley
Villager Food
Hyde Park Square
Cincinnati events mix culture and community notices
The Cincinnati Ballet Company seeks subscriptions for the Nutcracker and lists Hyde Park and Mt. Lookout area chairs Carlotta Crane and Kathy Kersting. A campfire program at Alms Park invites star lore study with supplies. Women’s Equality Day on Fountain Square honors 1920 voters. Oakley School registration opens Aug 22. Oakley Branch Library hosts Big Read Machine awards Aug 23. Congratulations note for Mrs. Russell Flee of Hyde Park on a Jubilee anniversary.
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Cincinnati Ballet Company
Nutcracker Ballet
Hyde Park
Mt. Lookout
Carlotta Crane
Kathy Kersting
Fountain Square
Cincinnati Human Relations Commission
Oakley Branch
Russell Flee
Eliza
Mariemont school board seeks two new members
The Mariemont board of education needs two replacements: an immediate appointee to fill Paul Swanson’s seat and another member to be elected in November 1978. Swanson resigns effective Aug 9 and the replacement will face an election in November. Prospective candidates should send letters to Joy Board by Aug 23. Boersig will not seek re election this year.
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Mariemont Board of Education
Paul Swanson
Robert Crabbs
Wanson
Crabbs
Joy Board
Charles Boersig
Camp Wildwood
Jean Eggers
Fred Thomas
Cincinnati Gas and Electric Company
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Chessie
Mary Ann
Eddie
Danny Dochterman
32Nd St
Bob Dochterman
National Railway Historical Society
Cincinnati
West Virginia
al Griffith
Tom Longano
Terrace Park Council
Joe Watkins
Red Bird la
SCORE
Donald F. Buechner
Paxton Ave
Service Corps of
Exerience
Frayne National Bank
Provident Bank
Small Business Administration
Main St
Cadwallader
Parks and Recreation ‘Committee
Police and Public Safety Committee
Maureen Hehman
Mooney Ave
Freedom of Information Committee
Women Communications
CSNI
Northeast Suburban Life
Charles Middlekauff
Alton Middlekauff
Stanley
Cincinnati Suburban Newspapers Inc
Charles
Walnut Hills High
Boys & Girls
Ohio
Hills Journal
Oakley School
Mariemont School Board
Sony Paneer
Ohio State U
Mariemont
Church of the Redeemer
Herman Kenning
The
Council On Aging of the
Cincinnati Area
Michael Scott
Sheila Hogan
Bridgette Mitchell
Albert E. Heekin Jr
Scott
Kansas City Arte
Skowhegan
Maine
Bokur
Holland
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