Oakley Discotheque Faces Community Pressure Over Hatter
Oakley Community Council takes a wait and see stance on changes at the Mad Hatter discotheque amid repeated complaints. Representatives from the club's parent firm attend meetings from Cleveland to discuss actions with District Six Police as management and security improvements begin.
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Oakley Community Council
The
Mad Hatter
Discoteque
O Y Community Council
Liquor Control Commission
Terryate
David Arms
Cleveland
District Six
Lookout
Dave Schiering
Taft, Stettinius and Es
Oakley Council
Schiering
Crea Security Rsonnel
Madisonville honors local volunteers at quarterly awards
The Madisonville Coordinating Committee and Nu-Tone Inc with nine individuals recognized for community service. George W. Crawford praised The Women’s Christian Service Council for aiding the needy and fostering church cooperation while John Henson highlighted Nu-Tone’s ongoing partnership and daycare support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Christian Service Council
Nu-Tone Inc
Madisonville
Nu- Tone
Crawford
John Henson
Oakley Boundary Review and Plans for Oakley Executive Park
Oakley Chamber discussed boundaries based on a Cincinnati map from January 1973 and city planning maps, extending Oakley along the N W railroad tracks to Wasson Road and north to Erie then to Pennsylvania tracks, including the block bounded by Edwards Madison Michigan and Wasson. The plan proposed Hyde Park Executive Park, renamed Oakley Executive Park, with Brendamour's development plans approved. Night club concerns at Mad Hatter discussed by George Smith with parking remedies and coordination with Burger Chef. A zone change for a Madison Road car wash was reviewed, not affecting a crosswalk. The chamber pledged support for Independence Day at Ault Park and outlined upcoming art show plans for September.
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Naegele
Cincinnati
City Planning Commission
Oakley
N&w
Wasson Rd
Erie
Pennsylvania
Norwood
Edwards Rd
Edwards
Madison
Michigan
Wasson
Jack Brendamour
Hyde Park
Madison Rd
Bill Long
Ault Park
Jim’ McKenna
Caer
Rent-A-Kid enters fourth Cincinnati summer phase
Rent-A-Kid, an odd-job program for 14 and 15 year olds, begins its fourth year in Cincinnati with registration sites at the Madisonville Public Library and Hyde Park Community Methodist Church. The program, locally funded, aims to place youths in housework, lawn care and carwashing jobs, paying $1.50 per hour or six dollars minimum.
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Cincinnati
Madisonville Public Library
Whetsel Ave
Hyde Park Community Methodist Church
Observatory and Grace
Citizens’ Committee On Youth
City of
Spire Fund
Urban Corps
Citizen’smmittee On
Carpenter House discussed at HPRA meeting in Hyde Park
HPRA hears plans for Carpenter House at 1348 Michigan Ave home of Nancy Brooks and five foster children. Neighbors complained of noise and maintenance while Brooks outlines a city inspection with two minor violations to be fixed. Board approves 24 hour supervision and a local director to avoid future conflict.
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Michigan Ave
Nancy Brooks
Ohio Youth Commission
Brooks
Carpenter House Board of Directors
O.Y.C
Hyde Park
Rev. Rogers
Knox Presbyterian Church
Fairfax to spend 44813 on public safety funds
Mayor Ronald G Cribbet announced Fairfax will use about $44 813 expected from fifth entitlement general revenue sharing to fund public safety operating expenditures for the year beginning July 1 1974. The village has received 110 577 so far and must submit a phased Fairfax report to the U S Treasury. The deadline for the July 3 edition has been moved to 5 p m Thursday June 27 due to the holiday.
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Ronald G. Cribbet
Village of
Fairfax
Durin
U.S. Treasury Department
Office of Revenue Sharing
Illage of
The
Eastern Hills Journal
Cincinnati Playhouse launches 1974 75 season drive
The Cincinnati Playhouse is in high gear for a record subscription drive for 1974 75 with Hyde Park residents involved. Mrs Michael I Frank chairs subscription parties and Mrs James Fitzgerald leads scholarship planning as Summerfest marks the 100th anniversary of the shelterhouse. Three musicals led by The Fantasticks begin performances through July 7 while Hyde Park Residents Association meets July 29. Purcell grad Roger Coe plays for San Diego Padres Class A at Walla Walla and Roger, a University of Toledo student, is cited. William Mund of 3828 Mt Vernon Oakley retires after 38 years at Fifth Third Bank Oakley Square branch with a customer reception June 27.
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Cincinnati Playhouse
Hyde Park
Michael I. Frank
James Fitzgerald
Shelterhouse
Purcell
Roger Coe
Walla Walla
Washington
San Diego Padres
Roger
Coe
Brotherton
University of Toledo
William Mund
Mt. Vernon
Oakley
Mae
Fifth/Third bank
Oakle Square
Oakley Playground Opens With Diverse Programs Delayed Pool
Oakley Playground offers arts and crafts games dancing yoga and soft teams for boys while swimming is postponed until a new pool is built. Leaders operate from the old shelter house rear level. children must wear shoes and check the bulletin board for summer events. A peace date for the pool planned July 1 was halted by union strikes delaying settlement.
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Oakley Playground
Loshee
Poole Tion
Denen
Stethen
District Caucus Set in Mariemont
The Mariemont Town Crier reports a special District Caucus for Council District Six to fill the unexpired council term of John Stinson. The meeting is at 7 30 p m Monday July 1 at the Middle School with attendees using the West St door. District Six covers the northwestern village area bounded by Belmont Murray Beech Elm Oak Wooster and includes Park La Harvard Acres Homewood and Settle Sts. Town Meeting Chairman John Gray 271 6131 provides further information.
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Mariemont
Ralph H. Smith
John Stinson
Belmont
Murray Ave
Beech St
Elm
Oak
Wooster
Park la
Harvard Acres
Homewood
Settle Sts
John Gray
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Eldorados
Fayetteville
Ohio
Debbie Hall
Kim Suedhof
American Legion Post 554
Loveland
American Legion
Columbus
Bill Ferris
Legion Hall
Darlene Blust
Eldorado
Gomplaints
Catherine Atkinson
John Burdick
Reba Cann
David Chatfield
Social Service Center
John Quilhot
Mildred Raschig
Mildred Schulz
Coordinating Committee
Mildred Speight
James Wollenhaupt
Madisonville School
Madisonville Fund
Oakley Chamber
By Jackie Litzinger
George Naegele
Oakley Chamber of Commerce
Ing
Cannanies
Smith
Burger Chef Management
Cerve
Burger Chef
the Charteroak
Charteroak
Hyde Park Square
Hyde Park Plaza Merchants Association
Hyde Park Residents Association
Oakley Playground Mothers Club
HPRA
Carpenter House
Don Mooney
Ogtle Park Residents Association
Erie Ave
Rick Naberhaus
Cincinnati Recreation Commission
Bill Miller
Bob LaTour
Henry Stefanic
Mary Ann Jenike
Ginger Hamm
Arlene Worstell
Sam Jenike
Len Hamm
Paul Naberhaus
Phil Metz
Bill Iller
Mike Harmon
Fran Naberhaus
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Jane Hughes
Tammy Blessing
West St
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