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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 2005

Page

16

Middletown community events bring screenings and fundraisers

Free blood pressure screenings run 8 to 11 a.m. at Towne Mall near Elder Beerman with Middletown nurses. A Walk-for-Life begins at Smith Park at 9 a.m. Saturday with registration at 9. Walk proceeds support pregnancy services at the Community Pregnancy Center located at 2230 Central Ave. The Middletown Library hosts an annual book sale at the Middletown Exposition Center 39 N. Broad St from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. today with a bag for $3 option. The Poker Run to aid Scott Huntsbarger resumes today, starting Fricker's and ending at Froggy Blues with a party. Auditions for Summer Youth Theatre’s Anything Goes run today and tomorrow, with performances July 28–31. A college information seminar is at New Era Baptist Church Sunday from 1 to 2 p.m. A First Christian Church praise service is May 1 featuring Pathway Quartet. Police reports recount a gun theft, a car theft, and ladder-set thefts in Middletown.

Towne Mall Elder Beerman Michelle Trainer Middletown High School Brenda Newton Central Academy Middletown Christian School Community Pregnancy Center Smith Park Central Ave Middletown Library Middletown Public Library Middletown Exhibition Center N. Broad St Scott “Scooter Huntsbarger Fricker’s Roosevelt Blvd Froggy Blues Monroe Hank Hagaman Pam Leitzinger Susan Schirmer Tom Pressler J.C. Gordon Dave Pelfrey Christine Dennin Summer Youth Theatre Summeryouththeatre Eva Greer New Era Baptist Miami University Middletown New Era Baptist Church Fellowship Hall Yankee Road Darius Prior

Woman Runs to Support Stroke Organization in Hawaii Marathon

Kristina Pendergest begins training with ASA Team members to run the Kona Hawaii marathon on June 19 to support stroke research and the Train to End Stroke program. She also plans the Flying Pig half marathon in Cincinnati next month. The ASA funds five months of coaching and aims to keep most donations in Cincinnati for local stroke research and treatment. Corr Miller of the ASA notes the effort spans nationwide with strong local ties.

Carrie Cochran COX Kristina Pendergest Lindenwald Cincinnati Hawaii Pendergest American Stroke Association Hamilton American Heart Association Cory Miller Stroke Association Totes Isotower West Chester Township ASA Miller Kristina Hawaii Islands Kona University of Cincinnati College of Medicine Phoenix Walt Disney World Corr C.miller Heart

Stolen purse at gas station prompts city theft report

A purse belonging to Marcia Dempke was stolen from her car at Gas America on Roosevelt Boulevard as she briefly visited the station about 7 10 a m. The thief took personal ID and miscellaneous items.

Middletown Dave Maupin Hill Avenue Natasha Adams Bonita Drive Gas America Roosevelt Blvd Adams Jackson Lane Jewell Avenue Tom Faulkner Marcia Dempke Clark Street Dempke Shawn Gomia North Verity Parkway Carmen Russell

Bicycle Tour Maps Quiet Clermont County Rides

Cincinnati Cycle Club invites beginners to expert cyclists for its Sun day Chili Century. Rides begin at Goshen High School on Goshen Road in Goshen with miles of quiet Clermont County countryside. Franklin First Church of God hosts rummage sale today from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Lunch provided. Call (937) 746-5174. Franklin Winter Guard garage sale at Franklin High School runs 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. today and Sunday at 420 Harpwood Drive.

Goshen HS CCC Cincinnaticveleclub Jim Graessle Bruce Rocklin Cincinnati Cycle Club Chili Century Goshen High School Goshen Road Goshen Clermont County Franklin First Church of God S. River St Call Franklin Winter Guard Franklin High School Winter Guard Harpwood Drive

Germantown MetroPark Hosts Habitat Healers Orientation Today

Habitat Healers orientation runs noon to 2 p.m. at Germantown MetroPark Nature Center, 6910 Boomershire Road. Volunteers 14 or older help protect and restore habitats. Proceeds from a later sale support Franklin High School Winter Guard. A Spring Wildflower Walk follows from 2 to 4 p.m. Meet at the Nature Center. call 937 275-PARK or 937 855-7717 for details.

Germantown MetroPark Nature Center Boomershire Road Germantown MetroParks Bob Butts Germantown Metro Park Call

Otterbein Announces Open House at Marble Hall

Otterbein announces an open house at Marble Hall inviting prospective students and families to tour facilities, learn about programs, and meet faculty during the scheduled event. Organizers highlight highlighted features and campus life opportunities for attendees.

Retirement Living celebrates Bicentennial with open house at Marble Hall

The Union Village Bicentennial celebration includes an open house at Marble Hall home to the Shaker Museum and Otterbein Homes Museum. Hours are 1 to 4 p.m. today. Otterbein marks World Tai Chi Day with its seventh annual event at 10 a.m. host Dr James Barry and Tai Chi clubs gather around the pond near Circle Drive pavilion. Call 513 933 5471.

Union Village Marble Hall Shaker Museum Otterbein Homes Museum Call Otterbein Otterbein Retirement Living Community James Barry Circle Drive

Monroe Safety Rodeo Planned at Area Church

Monroe United Methodist Joyful Sisters sponsor a Safety Rodeo from 2 to 4 p.m. May 14 at 206 East Ave Monroe church. Free to the public with local state and federal exhibits plus health and safety representation. Call (513) 539-7290.

Monroe Church Monroe United Methodist Joyful Sisters East Ave Call

Police report thefts in Monroe and Sunoco parking lot

Monroe police investigated the theft of a temporary license plate from a 1990 Nissan Maxima owned by Suzette Burden in a lot on Breaden Drive. The preceding day Shehzad Ghazi reported a Motorola flip phone valued at 200 dollars missing at Sunoco on Hamilton Lebanon Road.

Suzette Burden Breaden Drive Shehzad Ghazi Sunoco Hamilton-Lebanon Road

Ridgeville Church Rummage Sale Set for Today

The Women's Ministry of Ridgeville Community Church hosts an rummage sale from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the multipurpose room at Ridgeville Christian School Ohio 48 and Lower Springboro Road. Call (513) 932-5504 for details.

Ridgeville Ridgeville Community Church Ridgeville Christian School Ohio 48 Lower Springboro Road

Edgewood Spring Musical Schoolhouse Rock Live at Edgewood

Edgewood High School presents Schoolhouse Rock Live at 2 pm and 7 30 pm today in the Edgewood High School Auditorium. Admission is 6 dollars at the door. Cast and orchestra include Cassandra Baker Cindy Braden Jessi Braden Jake Brown Patrick Brown Zach Brown Lisa Burton Sarah Cole DJ Collins Brian Delker Cara Donisi Tyler Griffin Drew Helton Martha Helton Kaitlen Holt Gina Jungkunz Erica Keene Rebecca McBride Catherine Meade Amy Morgan Erin Nugent Mark Powell Megan Prewitt Abbi Simpson Susan Thomas and Aaron Wagner.

Edgewood Edgewood High School Cassandra Baker Cindy Braden Jessi Braden Jake Brown Patrick Brown Zach Brown Lisa Burton Sarah Cole DJ Collins Brian Delker Cara Donisi Tyler Griffin Drew Helton Martha Helton Kaitlen Holt Gina Jung

Benefit Sing For Linda Kidwell At Grace Baptist Church

A benefit sing for Linda Kidwell raises funds for a kidney transplant. Performers include Jim Hardin and The Bluegrass Statesmen, Kevin and Shelly Cain, Voices of Praise, Compassions, and The Gospel Travelaires. Donations go to Jack Kidwell or Heartland Baptist Church. Event runs 5 to 8 30 p m at 5595 Mason Road Mason Ohio. Also today a free Tai Chi and Qigong class at 9 a m at the Voice of America building to promote wellness and balance.

Linda Kidwell Grace Baptist Church Mason Road Mason Linda Jack Kidwell Heartland Baptist Church West Chester Jim Hardin Kevin Shelly Cain Voices of Praise Compassion The Gospel Travelaires Cincinnati-Columbus Road Ohio Voice of America Tylersville Road

Growth group's leader shifts priorities in Ohio plan

Cincinnati event features Gene Krebs of Greater Ohio urging Smart Growth Coalition members to back land-use reform and elect candidates who support tax credits for rehabilitating existing buildings. He promotes SB 60 and HB 149 to curb suburban sprawl and boost urban renewal with combined state and federal credits.

Cincinnati Smart Growth Coalition Greater Ohio Krebs Price Hill Ohio Ead Preble County Hamilton

Franklin levy Pass It parade planned Sunday

A Franklin City Schools five year 9.79 mill emergency operating levy parade is set for Sunday at 1 p.m. It will start at Franklin High School and travel through Fourth Street to Gerke Pennyroyal Laura Farrell Anthony Wayne and Hunter elementary schools ending at Franklin Community Park. The route then continues down Michaels Drive Millard Drive Deardoff Road Arlington Avenue Hemlock Street Second Street Park Avenue Farm Avenue Main Street Sixth Street Shaker Road Fisher Road Todd Road Knollbrook Drive Ohio 122 Robinson Vail Road and Ohio 123. At the park a rally and volunteer picnic will follow.

Franklin Franklin City Jeff Ruppert Levy Franklin High School Fourth Street Gerke Pennyroyal Laura Farrell Anthony Wayne Hunter

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