Hovis seeks reelection as Anderson Township trustee
Anderson Township Trustee William J. Hovis announces candidacy for a full four year term in the November 6 general election. The Procter & Gamble executive from 7078 Old Chapel Drive cites growth in the township and urges resident support for continuity in local government. He notes prior service since early last year and plans to explore service areas for improved township operations.
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Anderson Township
William J. Hovis
Hovis
Old Chapel Drive
Thomas Heekin
Bartels Road Reconstruction Delayed Despite Cost Saving
Trustees hear Bartels Road repair will cost about $26 000 for blacktopping with bids required for road work over 5000 per mile. Township projects delays push work back about one month as costs drop to a third to a quarter of initial estimates. Pete Parian, road maintenance supervisor, oversees the project.
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Bartels Rd
Pete Parian
Donald C. Schramm
Hamilton
Deggeri
Schramm
Forest Hills
Turpin
Anderson Promises Park If November Levy Passes
Anderson Township trustees hear park board report on a proposed 14 acre land donation along Forest Rd for a county park. Land may be funded by federal matching funds if levy passes on November 6. A July 26 proposal aims to place the issue on the ballot and seeks support for the Hamilton County park district levy.
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Anderson
Anderson Township
Anderson Township Park Board
Dennis Nichols
Forest Rd
Hamilton County Park District
William E. Canedy
Anderson ‘Township
Canedy
Hamilton County
Park District
Mt Washington Fourth of July Parade in Mt. Washington
Mt. Washington Junior Women's Club plans the annual Fourth of July parade with a 10 a.m. start at Stanbery Park. The route travels Oxford Sutton Benniville Mears to Mt. Washington Elementary School where a baby center and awards will follow. Notable entrants include antique cars Cincinnati Councilman Thomas Luken and local drum corps.
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MT. Washington
Greased pig contest set for Anderson Hills Kiwanis rodeo
Anderson Kiwanis sponsors first annual Pig Rodeo at 7 30 p m July 27 at Anderson High Brown Stadium to raise funds for youth activities. Event features greased pig contest greased pole climb door prizes and performances by Summit Saubers Clermont Clippers and Forestettes with trophies for knothole league champions.
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Anderson Hills Kiwanis
Anderson High Brown Stadium
Kiwanis
Ken Kelch
Carmel Kiwanis
Summit Saubers
Summit Elementary
Clermont Clippers
D. Forestettes
Forest Hills School Board Hears 1974 Budget Plan
Forest Hills Board of Education held a public hearing on the 1974 budget. Key figures show tax duplicates rising to 144 million, operating mills to 31.61, and a projected deficit of about 195 thousand as expenses climb to 7.95 million. Salaries remain the largest cost at 6.03 million with teachers receiving 3.6 million. several staff changes and lunch price increases are proposed, plus a sale of 1973 building program bonds.
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Forest Hills
Bob Wolf
Forest Hills School District to relocate offices
Forest Hills School District business offices will move from the administration building to the former multimedia center in Anderson Middle School. The move is planned within the next couple of weeks and will last until 1975.
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Forest Hills Board
Eichten
Dane 35
Fred Power
Emr
Anderson Middle School
Darlene Gerster
Joyce Amundson
Newtown
Loyd Crowley
Pauline Minder
Anderson High School
Atlantic City
N.J
Eugene Taylor
Athens
O. Gail Fritz
Ron Yeager
Southwestern
Dayton
Robert C. Wolf
National Academy of School Executives
Toronto
Forest Hills
Forest Hills Journal shows plan to relocate district offices
July 3 1973 report notes bids to build a new administration building were rejected due to high costs. The district plans to use the old White building for administration after Ed Hoffer’s appointment as personnel director.
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Gail Fritz
Supt
Robert Wolf
Fritz
Ed Hoffer
Forest Hills kids enjoy extensive summer recreation program
Forest Hills School District runs a large summer recreation program directed by Carl Seymour with about 2500 children. Elementary activities span five schools for ages 5 to 13, while Anderson Middle School hosts teenagers 14 to 17 with sports, swimming, bowling, and a golf instruction session. A Bengal training camp trip is planned for July.
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Forest Hills
Carl Seymour
Iton Wogan
Summit
Maddux
Wilson
Newtown
Sherwood
Anderson
Bill Hawkins
Bengal
Fred Enders
Beechmont Roll
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University of Cincinnati
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Newtown Ltd
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Jon Schneider
Cochairman
Andy Atkinson
Neil L. Hornung
Anderson High
Elmer Frazier
Wilson Elementary
James Clemmons
Gail J. Fritz
Forest Hills Schools
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