Community meeting to discuss Oakley mental health needs and center
The Caney Community Council and three Cincinnati City Council members will meet at 7 30 p m on Sept 5 at Oakley Hyde Park Christian Church to discuss a regional recreation center housing services and a larger venue for citizens meetings. Residents will hear about mental health and medical services for families and a study on revitalizing the business district. Both MHSE and Oakley council members will listen to the board’s efforts in supplying mental health services for the Eastern Hills area with open discussion for public input.
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Caney Community Council
Cincinnati City Council
Oakley Hyde Park Christian Church
Helen Hinckley
Bobbie Sterne
Thomas Brush
Madison Rd
Terry Tate
City Hall
Tate
Oakley.Coun
Mental Health Services
East Hyde Park
Christian Church
MHSE
Oakley Council
Eastern Hills
Oakley
Madisonville
Charles Horstman
George Crawford
Social Service
A. B. Lewis
Mildred Spaeight
Coordinating Committee
Crawford
Oakley sidewalk art show invites artists to apply by Sept 16
Third annual Oakley sidewalk art show set for Sept 29 from 12 to 5 pm. Entrance fee funds up to 20 feet of sidewalk with ten feet per entrance on a first come first served basis. Cash prizes total 65, 40, 25 for first through third in art and craft. best of show adds 50. Each piece requires a $3 entry fee. details from Jim McKenna at 531 9078.
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Jim McKenna
Kilgour Fountain Repair Plan Approved by Park Board
Hyde Park Square Business Club member William Ferrara and architect Ted Gantz met with the Board of Park Commissioners. The board approved the concept and will pay design costs from the Kilgour Fountain Fund. If remodeling proceeds, the architect fee would be included in construction costs.
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William Ferrara
Hyde Park Square
Madisonville civic group elects leaders for redevelopment drive
Kate March Paquetté becomes president of the Madisonville Community Urban and Business Redevelopment Corp. John Burdick is vice president and Henry Hodge secretary treasurer. About 65 of 350 firms show interest. plan Welcome signs and transportation and events committees.
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Charles A. Paquetté
Kramer’s Grocery
Madisonville Community Urban and Business Redevelopment Corp
John Burdick
Gartner, Burdick, Bauer- Nilsen
Henry Hodge
Port-O. Let
Urban and Business Redevelopment Ca
House
Madison Rd
Madisonville Secagogie Committee
M House
Burdick
Coor
Madisonville
Redevelopment Corporation
Fairfax considers recreation commission amid senior skeptic
Fairfax Village Council on August 28 moved to draft an ordinance to form a volunteer recreation commission necessary to hire a director and run programs. Senior citizens fear outside control, while officials vow local, resident commissioners and citizen input. Construction and street work plans, traffic rerouting, and a study of a house conversion were also discussed.
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Fairfax Village Council
Fairfax Senior Citizens Club
Fairfax
Ronald Cribbet
Ted Shannon
Special Recreation Committee
Cribbet
Council
Previ
The
Mariemont Council approves Route 50 relocation plan
An overflow crowd heard Brad Bradfish explain proposed rerouting of US 50 as the Mariemont Village Council passed a resolution urging Ohio DOT to expedite an alternate plan. Scheme I would move 1000 feet into a hill and connect with the 275 interchange, while Scheme III faced environmental opposition.
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Ralph Lucking
Fairfax Civic Association
Wooster Pike
The
Civic Association
Jackie Litzinger
Mariemont
Ohio
Department of Transportation
Red Bank Rd
Little Miami River
Brad Bradfish
R. F. Bevis
Partment of
Transporta
Bradfish
Anderson
Mariemont High School
Walton Creek
Community notices from Madisonville and Mariemont events
E CH O ES from the hills calls for volunteers at Kenwood Training Center to replace teen helpers three hours daily. Madisonville School hosts a September 13 gathering for teachers, parents and citizens with speakers Dr. Donald Waldrip and Mrs. Mary Schloss. Dale Park School observes Fire Prevention Week with student art and essays. Mariemont Council notes swim team honors and a local baseball team achievement at Riverfront Stadium. Oakley resident Don Stoner is saluted for community service and 42 years at Fisher Body.
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Kenwood
Kenwood Rd
Madisonville
Donald Waldrip
Cincinnati
Mary Schloss
Board of Education
Madisonville Neuonetings Committee
Mariemont
Charles Straley
Connie Recons
Sc Oen
Riverfront Stadium
Oakley
Don Stoner
Madison
Stoner
Fisher Body
Football games this week by Les Wilson
Clement NE travels to Mariemont where the Warriors are favored to win. Purcell visits Norwood with a predicted Purcell triumph. Withrow hosts LaSalle at Oak Hills in a night game with LaSalle the pick to win.
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Clement NE
Mariemont
Warriors
Withrow
LaSalle
Oak Hills
Tigers
Mariemont Eyes Repeat EHL Title With Boersig Lead
Mariemont's Warriors enter the 1974 season aiming to defend the Eastern Hills League crown behind star halfback Jim Jordan and All League standout Dave Boersig. They open Sept. 6 at home against Clermont Northeast with 18 lettermen returning and six other starters, while Coach Lyons faces depth questions despite a strong past 8-2 overall and 6-1 league record.
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Les Wilson
CSNI
Dave Boersig
Mariemont
Warriors
Clermont Northeast
Larry Lyons
Lyons
Dave
Jim Jordan
Dave Flores
Jeff Foley
Boersig
Cincinnati
Scott Williams
Scott
Scott Schroer
Pete Miller
John Stofe
Mike Fields
Brawa Jordan
Nd Fields
Flores
Doug Granger
Yons
Sycamore
Indian Hill
Madeira
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Kate March
Cincinnati Police Division
State Liquor Control Commission
Madison Rady
Blue
Sgt. Horstman
Columbus
District Six
Horstman
William J. Brown
Jim House
Journal Area
Reading Halker-Flege Legion
Flint
Mich
Connie Mack
Farmington
N. Mex
Jim
Purcell High
Baltimore
el Paso
Tex
Long Beach
Calif
Michigan
Fairfax Council
Okays Recreation Commission
By Jackie Litzinger
Virmorgan Ziegler
Ziegler
Charles Schuler
Murray Ave
Watterson St
Mrs. Ziegler
James Finan
Watterson
Tion
US 32
Samar
Washington D. C
Oki
Dale Park School
Csni Sports
Purcell
Norwood
Hyde Park Plaza
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