Ohio Society reports record 1984 Sight Saving Campaign total
The Ohio Affiliate, National Society to Prevent Blindness, concluded the 1984 Sight-Saving Campaign with a record 402309 dollars for the 1985 operating budget, surpassing 1983 by 24000. Keith Coss, the newly appointed executive director, notes focus on two goals set for 1984.
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National *Society To Prevent Blindness
Keith Coss
Breech named chair of Skate-A-Thon for diabetes funds
Bengals kicker Jim Breech is honorary chairman of the 1985 American Diabetes Association Skate-A-Thon set for February 16 at six Greater Cincinnati roller rinks. Proceeds support diabetes research and education benefiting 75,000 local individuals. For 1986 event info call 133-8881.
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Cincinnati Bengals
Jim Breech
Amercan Diabetes Association
Breech
Bengals
NFL
Cincinnati
Diabetes Research
American Diabetes Association
Greater
Clubs Hold Meetings On Parental Support And Charity Event
Parents Who Care Inc will meet February 5 at 7 30 p m in Loveland city building for a free viewing of Epidemic. The group promotes awareness and action against alcohol and drug problems among children and runs 24 hour information lines. Clifton based Clermont County Chapter 952 of Parents Without Partners holds an orientation February 6 at Union Township Hall for single or widowed parents. Gamma Kappa of Epsilon Sigma Alpha raised 320 for the Mary Miller Fund through a skating party at Loveland Castle Skateland benefiting Milford families. thanks to Castle Skateland manager Alan Leonard Kenner Products Co and others for donations and prizes.
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Parents Who Care, Inc
City of Loveland
West Loveland Avenue
Parents Who
Peggy Kuhn
Pat McMann
Clermont Pwp
Clermont County
Parents
Union Township
Glen Este- Williamsville Road
Gamma Kappa
Epsilon Sigma Alpha International
Loveland Castle
Mary Miller
Milford
Violinist Hatfield to headline Clermont Arts Council concert
Lenore Hatfield, a Garden City Kansas native with degrees from Eastman Michigan and USC, will perform as featured artist in a Feb 3 concert at Milford United Methodist Church. The event is the second of a four concert season by the Clermont Arts Council with ticket prices 4.50 adults 2.50 students.
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Lenore Hatfield
Milford United Methodist Church
Milford
Clermont Arts Council
Clermont County
Hatfield
Garden City
Kaw
Eastman School of Music
University of Michigan
University of Southern California
Coleman Chamber
Rochester Philharmonic
Indianapolis Symphony
Cincinnati Symphony
Aspen Music Festival
Cincinnati
Midwest
Bela Siki
Ensemble Company
Cincinnati Opera
Felicity Franklin honors nine weeks standout students
Felicity-Franklin High School selects three students for nine weeks honors. Seventhh grade Michelle Eubanks excels in math and participates in cheerleading and choir. Sophomore Jolene Strunk maintains Bs and competes in choir and cheer. Senior Linda Elkins studies medical secretarial skills at U.S. Grant Career Center and serves as regional secretary of Office Education. Zana Stroup of Chatfield College led a Jan. 16 financial aid session at Felicity-Franklin.
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Felicity-Franklin High School
Michelle Eubanks
Jolene Strunk
Linda Elkins
Michelle
Jolen Strunk
Jolene
Miami University
Oxford
U.S. Grant Career Center
Elkins
Zana Stroup
Chatfield College
Ohio Financial Aid
Stroup
Ben Mullins
Felicity
Leah Hall
College offers basic classes at Mount St. Joseph
The College of Mount St. Joseph lists three non credit courses in February for adults. Financial Planning and Investment Strategies, Beginner Bytes computer programming, and Transition to College Math Without Fear. Instruction by Robbins of Waddell and Reed and Karen Smith Haller. Classes run Feb 13 to Mar 6, Feb 1, 8 and 22, and Feb 5 to Mar 5. Call 244-4806 for advance registration.
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College of Mount St. Joseph
Kathy. Robbins
Waddel and
Reed
Karen Smith Haller
College of Mount St. Joseph Office of Continuing Education
NHS seniors win 450 scholarships of 1000 each
The four area rating selects top two seniors for NHS scholarships this year. Winners receive 1000 dollars each, with notifications sent. The program stems from a recent public speaking contest held January 2 at Talawanda High School in Oxford.
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NHS
Htew Prenktis High Ee Ee Ene
Talawanda High School
Oxford
Courier invites signed letters to editor in Cincinnati
The Courier requests readers to submit signed letters not exceeding 300 words. Include the writer’s address and phone number for confirmation, and send correspondence to Editor at 564 Batavia Pike, Cincinnati, Ohio 45244.
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Batavia Pike
Cincinnati
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