Fourth of July Festival Opens Tonight in Blue Ash
The Blue Ash Civic League hosts a multi day celebration at Civic League grounds Alma Ave starting at 6 p.m. with a $1 all ride opening night and July 4 fireworks. Merchants’ Night Thursday and Friday offers coupons for eight rides and $1. Community booths run by the Life Squad Fire Department Lions Club American Legion Hudepoh and Civic League Auxiliary. Food includes chicken basket brats hot dogs and drinks.
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Blue Ash Civic League
Civic League
Alma Ave
Blue Ash-Montgomery Life Squad
Blue Ash Fire Department
Lions Club
American Legion
Hudepoh Brewery
King’s Island previews reveal $30 million park opening
CSNI’s look at the new Taft Broadcasting Hanna-Barbera project covers 1600 acres with four zones including International Street with Eiffel Tower, Old Coney Island, Frontiertown, and Hanna-Barbera kids area. Executives Dudley Taft and Russell Adams chat, Ashley Ward discusses a 200-unit trailer resort, two Jack Nicklaus courses, and a 1500-strong student host team as plans envision a May 1972 opening.
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King’s Island
Taft Broadcasting-Hanna-Barbera
International Street
Europe
Coney Island
Walt Disney
Disneyland
Frontiertown
Hanna-Barbera
Yogi Bear
CSNI
Dudley S. Taft
Taft Broadcasting
Far Left
King’s Istand
Russell Sr. Adams
Adams, Gaffney & Associates
Ashley Ward
Joseph Barbera
King’s Island Inn
Queen
Nine area students earn UC College of Medicine and nursing degrees
Nine Area students received degrees this month from UC College of Medicine, College of Nursing and Health and Raymond Walters College nursing program. Albert Swafford earned a degree in medicine at 7370 Drake. Karen Chappell, 6669 Iris Ave, Susan Schmidt, 5850 Robison Rd, Susan Kruchko, 7752 Montgomery Rd, Suzanne Smith, 3815 N Broadlawn, Jean Shreffler, 3245 Bishop St, Cheryl Faltin, 6833 Pineneedle Se, and Emily Rees, 7711 Naomi Ave, earned nursing credentials from College of Nursing and Health. Peggy Goldsberry, 6883 Lynnfield Ct, completed a degree at Raymond Walters College.
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UC College of Medicine
College of Nursing and Health
Raymond Walters College
College of Medicine
Albert Swafford
Drake
College of Nursing and
Karen Chappell
Iris Ave
Susan Schmidt
Robison Rd
Susan Kruchko
Montgomery Rd
Suzanne Smith
N. Broadlawn
Jean Shreffler
Bishop St
Cheryl Faltin
Pineneedle Se
Emily Rees
Naomi Ave
Peggy Goldsberry
Lynnfield Ct
Ursuline Capital Gifts Chair Named as Campaign Advances
Thomas M. Linneman becomes chair of the Ursuline Academy Capital Gifts Campaign Phase II as pledges reach $282 819 69 with 40 percent received and 60 percent pledged over five years. About 1 123 of 1 915 in town calls completed 42 percent awaiting reporting. Out of town calls about 500 in progress and a summer program for recent graduates planned. Area II led in calls and pledges 70 percent and 8 553 respectively while Area VI 72 percent and 8 875. Special Gifts committees report about 75 percent calls completed with 39 510 pledged to date led by current parents group.
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Thomas M. Linneman
Ursuline Academy
Linneman
Roger F. Aerni
George W. Rebeck
Robbery at Montgomery Businessmen's Club
Burglars broke into the Montgomery Businessmen's Club at 7777 Sycamore early Monday morning and stole several cases of whiskey and cigarettes along with cash from a vending machine.
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Montgomery
New Ambulance for Blue Ash Montgomery Life Squad
Blue Ash Montgomery Life Squad orders a custom 54 inch Lifeliner ambulance from Miller Meteor of Piqua Ohio to be delivered mid July. The unit costs about 19000 funded by membership drives and fundraisers as no tax support is provided.
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Blue Ash-Montgomery Life Squad
Miller-Meteor Corporation
Piqua
Ohio
St Xavier Scholars Win Presidential and University Honors
St Xavier High School announced scholarship recipients from its graduating class. Steven P. Fischer earned the Presidential scholarship to Boston College at commencement. Jeffrey J. Wenstrup received the University Honor scholarship and may attend St Louis University or the University of Cincinnati. Other Madeira Indian Hill graduates named include Peter M. Burke Stephen E. Collopy William A. DeCenso Mark D. Meiners William M. Mooney Gregory T. Nurre Jeffrey W. Peck James R. Rugh Gary L. Utz and Donald M. Winterman.
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Steven P. Fischer
Marblehead Dr
Boston College
St. Xavier High School
Jeffrey J. Wenstrup
N. Timberlane
St. Louis University
University of Cincinnati
Peter M. Burke
Stephen E. Collopy
William A. DeCenso
Mark D. Meiners
William M. Mooney
Gregory T. Nurre
Jeffrey W. Peck
Madeira Fourth of July Parade and Festival Planned
Madeira Post 412 of the American Legion sponsors the July 4 festival with Girl Scouts Boy Scouts church groups and local officials. The parade forms at Madeira High School at 9 30 a m travels south on Miami Ave to Madeira Park with games prizes food drinks ice balls beer and roast beef then a fireworks display caps the day. A burglary report from Tim Connor of 4126 Sibley Ave notes a color TV stolen after forced entry last Thursday.
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Madeira Post 412
The
American Legion
Girl Scouts
Boy Scouts
Madeira High School
Miami Ave
Madeira Park
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