Sycamore approves six percent raise for district staff
The Sycamore School District Board of Education approved a six percent across the board pay increase for operating and instructional staff. The raise takes effect in July for operational workers and at the start of the 1971-72 school year for teachers. The plan adds about 180000 to operating costs, offset by anticipated receipts. The district will remain in the TES T program at about 4000 for the coming year. A May district census will map families and children for future planning.
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Sycamore School
Board of Education
Edwin H. Greene
Sycamore
T.E.S.T
Milton County
Deer Park Walk repair plan draws mayor's veto
104 years old Miss Lillian Walker celebrated a May 17 birthday at Madeira Nursing Center with seven other Madeira-Kenwood Jayceettes honors. Walker, active and self caring, was in Nashville as sister Marjorie P. Leeptear the Aged. Classified ads line.
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Lillian Walker
Madeira Nursing Center
Madeira-Kenwood
Mini park to rise in Montgomery core area
Four area garden clubs clear and plant a small pocket park around the old Manse with an 18th century herb and flower garden data supplied by the Montgomery Historical Society. Volunteers welcome for evenings and weekends. donations of wagon wheels plastic sheeting and organic fertilizer sought.
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Montgomery
Sycamore Senior Citizens Board
the Mont Historical Society
Louis Goosman
Village Green Garden Cl
Ceci Aneshansel
Ceci Anehansel
Joan Roehm
Marlene Mather
Lou Russell
Dotty Meyersky
Rita Barnacilo
Faye Saddlemire
Kennedy Heights Community Council seeks block organizers and chairmen
Kennedy Heights Community Council calls for volunteers to serve as block organizers and chairmen in areas including Iberis Zinsle Red Bank Dogwood Se Hill and Dale. Contact Mrs Tom Birdsall or Mrs Shirley Johnson with interest. The Madeira High School PTA hosted Awards Day Breakfast May 5 honoring 122 students and leaders. a second breakfast for seniors with special recognition is set for June 2.
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Kennedy Heights Community Council
Iberis
Zinsle
Red Bank
Dogwood Se
Hill and Dale
Tom Birdsall
Shirley Johnson
Madeira High School Pta
Prosecutor backs regional approach to drug enforcement plan
Warren County prosecutor James D. Rupert voiced support for the RENEW regional narcotics unit to Hamilton County officials and police association members while withholding a firm commitment. Meetings on the partially federally funded plan are set for next week amid district realignments under Safe Streets Acts.
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Hamilton County Police Association
RENEW
Butler
Clermont County
HCPA
Hamilton County
Hamilton County Municipal League
District 13 Crime Control Council
Safe Streets Acts
Concert and art exhibit at RW College in Blue Ash
A concert and art exhibit are planned at Raymond Walters College in Blue Ash on Sunday at 4 30 p m The concert features Mary Findley violinist and a doctoral candidate at Cincinnati Conservatory of Music under Sigmund Effron concertmaster of the Cincinnati Symphony The Campus Center will display student artwork from the College
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Raymond Walters College
Blue Ash
Mary Findley
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
Sigmund Effron
Cincinnati Symphony Inestra
Alaska by Car Plane and Ferry Highlighted by Pienkowski
Oliver E. Pienkowski a retired AT&T Long Line engineer and photographer will present an illustrated talk on Alaska travel by car plane and ferry at the Metallic Club meeting at 10 a.m. Friday May 21 at Kennedy Heights Presbyterian Church. The talk features Mt McKinley and a voyage beyond the Arctic Circle along the Alaska highway.
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Alaska
Oliver E. Pienkowski
Metallic Club
Kennedy Heights Presbyterian Church
Pienkowski
At&t
Long Line Department
Mt. McKinley
Pienkowskis
Arctic Circle
Madeira nursing center hosts craft day and scouts charter
Jayceettes organized a craft day for Madeira Nursing Center patients on May 13. Boy Scout Troop 898 sponsored by Ascension Lutheran Church of Montgomery received its flag and charter. Bruce Batte earned a Gold Key in watercolor at a national competition. Thomas J. Tuke of Denison University was elected alternate to the Priorities Council and named secretary of the Interfraternity Council. Madeira Village Pharmacy announced a grand re opening with gifts and $500 prizes. A Black History in Song program at Kennedy Heights Presbyterian drew about 250 attendees.
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Ascension Lutheran Church of Montgomery
Keith Moore
Thomas J. Tuke
Joseph D. Tuke
Remington Rd
Denison University
Granville
New University Senate
Tuke
Interfraternity Council
Women’s Association of
Kennedy Heights Presbyterian Church
Thomas Wright Morris
Tidewater
Virginia
Mr. Morris
Center for seniors opens in Blue Ash building
A new meeting center for seniors opens tomorrow in the Blue Ash Civic League Building on a once a week basis. Sponsored by the Sycamore Senior Adult Multi Service Board, the center aims to serve local elder residents with community programs.
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Sycamore
Blue Ash Civic League
Sycamore Senior Adult Multi Service Board
Middle school to present 3 concerts at Sycamore and Blue Ash
Sycamore Middle School choruses will perform three concerts at 7 30 p m in the cafetorium Aldine Drive. May 19 seventh grade May 26 eighth grade and June 2 sixth grade directed by Rosalie Olinski Geneva Wagner with student teacher Janelle Rouse University of Cincinnati. Admission for adults small. students free with adult. Seniors from Montgomery and Blue Ash may visit 10 a m to 3 p m with coffee and crafts offered by Mary Malone and Maggie at Civic League Building Alma Ave Blue Ash. activities include cards shuffleboard puzzles and checkers. District Instrumental Varieties Concert Friday at Sycamore High auditorium 8 p m featuring bands from grades five through 12 plus stage band brass choir with selections from Man of La Mancha Purlie and 1776. Directors Jack Wagner Pete Metzger and Bynum Henson. CSNI classified ads bring good results.
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Sycamore Middle School
Aldine Dr
Rosalie Olinski
Geneva Wagner
Janelle Rouse
University of Cincinnati
Montgomery
Blue Ash
Mary Malone
Maggie
Civic League
Alma Ave
Kenwood
Cooper and Hunt
Sycamore
Sycamore High
Jack Wagner
Pete Metzger
Bynum Henson
Kenwood Mall Ad Promises Washable Garden Life
A verbose ad copy touts Kenwood Mall and Garden department items for yard work and home wear. It hawks wash and wear clothing for men and women, urging shoppers to refresh outfits after garden chores. The copy blends humorous asides with sales pitches to attract customers.
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Kenwood
Kenwood Mall
Snnitore Garden Department
Red
Ogetherness
Martin's Town & Country
Nadter's
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