Eastside Theater Festival Showcases Local Plays in Cincinnati
The Seventh Annual Cincinnati Theater Festival runs September 5-7 and 11-14 at the Thompson Shelterhouse Theater Eden Park featuring ten theater companies. Children’s performances occur Sept 6-7 and 13-14 with Beechmont Players presenting Grandma Duck is Dead by Larry Shue.
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Thompson Shelterhouse
Eden Park
Beechmont Players
Mt. Washington Methodist Church
First National Bank
Mariefront
Tria Thompson
Milford
Fountain Square
Bethlehem
Jericho
The
Cincinnati
Joe Ballou
Arts Consortium Studio Theater
Grandma Duck
Larry Shue
Thomas M. Atkinson
Stable Players
Scott MacLarty
Linda Lange
PJ Productions
Trial testimony describes confrontation with bus driver
Bering testified on tape that Mertz rose and seized the bus driver during prior trips between the workshop and Batavia. He said he sat on Mertz's legs as the incident occurred. The proceeding unfolds in Judge Louis J. Schwartz's courtroom.
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Bering
Mertz
Batavia
Louis J. Schwartz
Wyler Park Drive extends to screen Glenridge from parking
Six lots shown with access from an extension of Wyler Park Drive. Five lots sit between the access road and the highway while a sixth lies east of the lake north of Wyler Park Drive. The creek at the lake end will pass through large culverts under the road.
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Glenridge
Wyler Park Drive
Jeff Wyler
Eastgate Mall
U S Grant Career Center offers fourth class program
The Office Employment Program at Grant Career Center begins September 22 for a six month course. It trains adults as secretaries, word processors, bookkeepers and receptionists with typing, transcription, accounting, English, math, job skills, and computer literacy. Ventons include IBM PC and Apple II E. Job placement aid follows graduation. Tuition is 950 dollars with easy plans. Contact Jim Smith at 734-1800.
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Grant Career
Commodore
Silver Reed
Jim Smith
Board weighs extra levy and siding project for clients
The board discussed placing a 1987 November levy and heard from Youth Services Program coordinators seeking $4,500 to cover premium costs for drug awareness and peer pressure prevention. Employees in the program were added to the insurance plan. The board also approved buying and installing aluminum siding on an apartment building owned by the board for clients who can live independently.
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Wasserman
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Eastside
Commission On the Arts
Debbie Clark
Sean Stumpf
Rivertown Players
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Magritte
Tom Stoppard
Mariemont, Players
Tripartee
My Nose Turns Red Theater Company
Women’s Theater of Cincinnati
Tipton
U.S
U.S. Grant Career Center
Richard Crawford
Goshen
Amelia
Barony
FORD
Weeden
Mme
Ford Tempo
Ial
Ford Credit
Ford Dealers
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