Senior citizens lend a helping hand across agencies
The piece highlights seniors in Cincinnati area programs like RSVP and the Hamilton County Municipal Courts volunteer probation officer effort. It profiles Harlan Campbell of Oakley who writes for RSVP and volunteers, and notes involvement from Agnes Gallaway Ruth Worsham and others. A City Directory of Services for Older Adults exists, plus the new State Aging Commission led by David Crowley to streamline elder needs.
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Harlan Campbell
Oakley
The
Singer Co
Tising Bulletin
Campbell
Oakley Senior Citizens Club
RSVP
Cincinnati Recreation Commission
Linda Peterson
Madisonville
Senior Citizens Club
Hamilton County
Agnes Gallaway
Minto Ave
Peterson
Gallaway
Red Cross
Sycamore St
Ruth Worsham
Thorndyke Rd
Mariemont
Public
New Jersey
Evendale
Redross
Lucille Wills
Council
Reading Rd
Council On Aging
Council of Jewish Women
Greater Cincinnati
Commission On
Cincinnati
David Crowley
Fairfax approves salary raises for village employees
Fairfax village council voted Jan 9 to raise pay across multiple departments. Increases include recreation center supervisor 1.39 per hour, crossing guards 2.35, tax administration 3.75, police salaries with chief 546.86 biweekly, sergeant lieutenant and patrolman raised, and building custodian 3.60 to 3.87 per hour over service periods. Maintenance staff wages rise to 4.61 for foreman and 3.13 for helper. no permanent maintenance helper yet.
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Fairfax Village
Theolice
Ae i
Fairfax
Wilhout
Finan
Paul Ferrara
Shannon
Police Department
Poe Seit
Virmorgan Zieglar
Mariemont Teens Earn Eagle Scout Honor at Court of Honor
Five local scouts from Mariemont District, including Charles Beach III Michael Dobbs Jeffrey Foley Paul Hatcher and Bruce Pickering, will receive Eagle Scout badges at a 7 30 p m ceremony at Mariemont Community Church with Scout Executive Joe B Quick delivering the address.
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Scout Troop 149
Explorer Post
Mariemont
Mariemont Community Church
Joe B. Quick
Dan Beard Council
Charles T. Beach III
C.T. Beach, Jr
Pocanhontas Ave
Michael D. Dobbs
David L. Dobbs
Pleasant St
Jeffrey W. Foley
Albert P. Foley
Miami Bluff
Paul A. Hatcher
Arthur A Hatcher
Bruce C. Pickering
Quentin H
Homewood
Charles
Michael
Paul
Bruce
Jeffrey
John Cowell
Shawn Gallagher
Charles Beach
Philmont
Paul Hatcher
Mariemont High
Hyde Park Paper Drive At Hyde Park Plaza This Weekend
Hyde Park Residents Association sponsors a paper drive at Hyde Park Plaza near the Salvation Army boxes. Len Hamm says attendants will receive newspapers and magazines on Saturday January 19 and Sunday January 20. Call 321-7802 for pickup service if you cannot bring papers to the plaza.
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Hyde Park
Mariemont Board Approves Time Shift and Budgets
Mariemont elementary students will start at 9 10 a.m. with 3 40 p m dismissal and 12 10 1 p m lunch as daylight saving time returns. The board approved temporary year start appropriations and employment for summer unemployment compensation planning while noting unsettled figures.
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Mariemont
Mariemont Board of Education
Robert Crabbs
Crabbs
Gates, McDonald and Company
Board of Education
Lee Corbin
Emma Lyttleton
Fairfax School
Scouter Palmer Promoted to Big Bear District Vice-Chairman
William C. Palmer of 8188 Wooster Pike advances to vice-chairman of the Big Bear Scouting District after 23 years of service. He has served as committee chairman of Explorer Post 149 District Commissioner and District Scout Commissioner and will direct two Crews to Ely Minn for the National Jamboree East in 1973. Len Kellums becomes district Scout Commissioner with plans for a winter camporee in March 1974 and the SCAT conference May 4-6 1974 at Camp Friedlander.
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William C. Palmer
Wooster Pike
Big Bear
Palmer
Explorer Post
Tan Beard Council
Council
Charles Sommers
Ely Minn
Carloe
Len Kellums
S.C.A.T
Camp Friedlander
Especially for Brides tabloid notes for newlyweds
A brief feature highlights candlelight dinners for two and engagements with soft music under the stars. It promises wedding frills and up to date notes for brides and couples in today’s edition.
Hyde Park woman leads Hyde Park anti abortion rally plan
Norma Regenold of Hyde Park chairs Eastern Hills Right to Life and collaborates with the National March for Life Committee. A national unity demonstration is planned for January 22 to mark the Supreme Court abortion decision, with a circle of life around the Capitol and a candlelight display in downtown Cincinnati.
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Norma Regenold
Monteith Ave
Hyde Park
Eastern Hills Right To Life
National
March For Life
U.S
Supreme Court
Circle of Life
Capitol Building
Washington
District of Columbia
Capitol Rotunda
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