Middletown Man Leads Double Life as Doctor Creep on Local TV
Garry Hobart, a Middletown resident, is known as Doctor Creep on Clubhouse 22 and Shock Theatre. A former broadcaster with a BFA from Cincinnati Conservatory, he blends family-friendly public service with onstage humor while juggling time constraints and public scrutiny.
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Laurie Hoffman
Garry Hobart
Hobart
Middletown
Isweef
Meetor Creep
Joe Smith
Duffy the Dog
Clubhouse 22
Shock Theatre
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
Dec
WKES
Dr. Death
Doctor Creep
Mike
Hennessey
Vanderveer Street
David Matthew
Barry Hobart
Mahany
Credit for Godspell photos credited to Williams
The Page apologizes for omitting credit to Michael JD Williams of the Pranklin Chronicle for photos of Godspell in last week's issue. The staff regrets the oversight.
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Michael JD. Williams
The
Pranklin Chronicle
Art Is No. 1 for Cris Skinner at Fenwick High
Cris Skinner an 18 year old Fenwick High senior says art is her life and watercolor work comes naturally She plans to study art at Bowling Green University to become a commercial artist She is art editor of the Fenwick yearbook Torres and also designs dresses and enjoys cheerleading at games.
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Donna Willems
Cris Skinner
Cris
Bernard Skinner
Central Ave
Fenwick High School
Will
Fenwick
Torres
Preble students not superstitious
Charlotte Tibbs reports Preble Shawnee students dismiss Friday the 13th fears and superstitions. Interviews with Sharon Swartz Teresa Delk Julie Walker and Kathy Howard show disbelief in superstition yet cautious avoidance such as not walking under ladders or knocking on wood.
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Preble Shawnee
Sharon Swartz
Teresa Delk
Julie Walker
Kathy Howard
Safety contest by Kemper Insurance backs high school entries
Kemper Insurance Companies announce a 21st annual safety contest for high school students. Entries may be in publication, writing, or graphics categories with top cash prizes of 500 dollars and five additional prizes per category. Deadline is May 1. write Rose Cahill, contest director, for details.
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Kemper Insurance Companies
Rose Cahill
Carlisle teens record soft rock country flavored songs in Nashville
Five Carlisle students plus Belmont School of Music alum Tim Hinds traveled to Nashville to record two songs Sunshine and Sometimes. Rich Bowlin wrote and led the project with Jim Long Diana Shoemaker Jenny Minck and Tim Jones as performers. They produced 200 promotional records and plan to seek radio feedback for possible reissue.
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Carlisle
Nashville
Tenn
Rich Bowlin
Ross Bowlin
Lamar Drive
Rich
Jim Long
Donald Long
Anne
Franklin
Diana Shoemaker
Martha Shoemaker
Lynn Drive
Jenny Minck
William Minck
10Th Street
Chautauqua
Tim Jones
Mary Jones
Madison-Franklin Road
Germantown
Tim Hinds
Belmont School of Music
Math Recording Studios
Bowlin
Madison Students Seek Spots on European Trip
Seven Madison students plan a nine day tour to London Amsterdam Brussels and Paris sponsored by American Leadership Study Groups Worcester MA. Keith McBurnie will supervise as teacher counselor with leadership activities including theater performances concerts and museum visits. more openings exist. contact Mr McBurnie at Madison.
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Madison
Europe
London
Amsterdam
Brussels
Paris
Darlene Blanton
Roxanna Bushhorn
Sharon Haley
Linda McMann
Tricia Mynhier
Gregg Neal
Michelle Owsley
American Leadership Study Groups
Worcester
Mass
Keith McBurnie
Social
McBurnie
Mr. McBurnie
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