Les Chanteurs Wrap Up Wind Broadcast Tour
The Les Chanteurs performed in Chicago with WIND taping their final concert for broadcast to VA hospitals. They stayed at the Conrad Hilton, drew 1200 high school students at Guerin High, played for 1000 veterans at Downey VA, toured the loop, and shopped at Marshall Field before departing for home. Director John Michael Ward called the tour the most successful yet.
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Les Chanteurs
Chicago
WIND
Windy City
Chicago Research Veterans Hospital
Tri-State
Veterans’ Administration
Chanteurs
Conrad Hilton
Guerin High School
Milwaukie
Great Lakes Naval Training Center
Downey VA Hospital
Chicago “‘Loop
Marshall Fields
Lakeshore Dr
John Michael Ward
PTA Meeting Draws Small Crowd. New Officers Named
Hamilton County special education director Colin Yacks addressed the PTA April 17 noting learning disabilities behavioral disorders and other topics. Officers elected for next year include president Edith Fried rich vice president Janice Block secretary Mrs Archie McIntosh and treasurer Mrs Walter Weber.
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Colin Yacks
Hamilton County
PTA
Yacks
Edith Friedrich
Janice Block
Archie McIntosh
Walter. Weber
Peggy Hale
Comedy Scheduled At New Richmond High
The New Richmond High School theatre department closes another season with Woody Allen's comedy Don't Drink the Water. A gun-happy Communist chases an innocent American couple into a behind the Iron Curtain embassy where misadventures unfold in a farce.
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New Richmond High School
Woody Allen
Bob Oliver
van Bryan
Houdini
New Richmond
Jackie Rising
Bob
Van
Jackie
Bronsons in New Richmond Move and Local Events
The Bronsons, long-time New Richmond residents, are now settled at 605 Ohio Avenue Ft. Pierce Florida. A benefit card party is set for April 23 at St Philomena Church. A Holiness Convention at Mt Pisgah United Methodist Church runs April 21 to 23 with Dr William Arnett as speaker and multiple services.
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New Richmond
Bronsons
Ohio Avenue
Ft. Pierce
Florida
St. Philomena
Mt. Pisgah United Methodist Church
William Arnett
Theological Dept
Asbury Seminary
Wilmore
Harvey Nicholson
Local notices and social updates from Newtonsville area
Newtonsville community highlights include visits from Jackie Pack in San Diego and Tijuana, Gerry Pack’s Marine base transfer, Susan Blust at Morehead State, Joseph and Thadeus Gilkison visits, and the death of Mrs. Russell Gilkison in Morehead. Birthday greetings list multiple April dates. Local theater Don’t Drink the Water set for April 28 29 at New Richmond Elementary Auditorium. Batavia Baptist Temple articles of incorporation filed. Local singing event featuring Russell Simpson James E Warner and others with agent Dewey Jones.
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Jackie Pack
San Diego
Calif
Sgt
Gerry Pack
Tijuana
Mexico
Gerry
Silas Pack
Bethel
Susan Blust
Morehead State University
Joseph Gilkison
Armstrong
Ill
Charlie Gilkison
Joseph
Thadeus
Russell Gilkison
Morehead
Charlotte Elam
Dorothy Clements
Delbert Workman
Batavia Baptist Temple
Glendale Dr
Batavia
Russell Simpson
James E. Warner
Kenneth Vandertrasse
Dewey R. Jones
Oklahoma Presented by New Richmond Jr High
Rodgers and Hammerstein musical Oklahoma returns to the New Richmond Jr High auditorium April 21 and 22 at 8 15 p m. Eu gene Erbe will direct with Robert Crissmann conducting the orchestra Patty Bess a seventh grader and David Painter an eighth grader share the lead roles Bess previously starred in Cinderella and sang with the Elementary Choristers Painter has played leading parts since third grade including Amahl and the Night Visitors Oliver and The Fantastiks
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Rodgers and Hammerstein
Oklahoma
New Richmond Jr. High
Eugene Erbe
Robert Crissmann
Patty Bess
David Painter
Patty
New Richmond
David
Mt Pisgah Civic Club to Host Spring Smorgasbord Dinner
The Mt Pisgah Civic Club will hold its annual spring smorgasbord dinner this Saturday night April 22 at Mt Pisgah Civic Hall. Serving begins at 5 p.m. Chicken and ham will be served. Ray Oetzel is president of the group.
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Mt. Pisgah
Train A Rama For Club Leaders
All day Cub Scout Leader Training runs Saturday April 22 from 9 to 5 at the Methodist Church Batavia. Crafts games and a prize for the top attending Cub Pack. Attendees receive a patch and lunch by Log Cabin caterer Harry Malott. Reservations to Jerry Brewer 230 Victoria St or call 732-2162 by April 20.
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Batavia
Harry Malott
Jerry Brewer
Victoria St
Violet Festival Hinted as New Richmond Spring Beauty
Town talk centers on a possible violet festival in New Richmond with praise comparing it to Knoxville dogwood Washington cherry blossom and Winchester apple blossom events. A Sunday violet tour was noted as residents admire violets along sidewalks ditches and gardens each spring.
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New Richmond
Knoxville
Washington
Winchester
La Leche League Begins Meeting Series
All women interested in good mothering through breastfeeding are invited to attend a new series beginning May 11 at the home of Mrs. Mary Collins 1022 Alnetta Mt. For further information contact Mrs. Joyce Newlin at 231 7060.
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Mary Collins
Alnetta Mt
Joyce Newlin
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Joe
Mimi Bronson
Newtonsville
By Jean Gilkison
Don Galea
Bill Reed
Jennifer Morrow
Sam Melish
Marilyn Johnson
John Marshall
New Richmond Elementary
Snapper
McDonough Power Equipment, Inc
Diary of Fuqua Industries, Inc
J. P. Uihlein
Milford
Cemetery Road
Directory OF
Sutton Mower, Inc
the Wee Solution
Krow
Eclipse Jacobsen Gravely Giant Va
Homelite
Beechmont
Rads
Miami Rd
Cincinnati
Paul Cribbin
Geo. W. Feith
Roxbury - Magee Armstrong
Lancaster
Sonplen
Batavia Pike
Glen Este
Gall
J. W. Smith Lumber Company
Walnut
Williamsburg
Ohio
E & S Furniture & Appliance CO
Frigidaire
Beechmont Ave
Stoker
Kelly
Cinti
Batevia
Warnersville Lumber & Hardware Co
Hamersville
Lebanon
Batavia Farm Bureau
Wed
la Leche League
Nhoy
Ulysses S. Grant
Joe’s Place
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