Society Reports Quarter Earnings For 1966 First Quarter
Society Corporation reports first quarter 1966 earnings per common share at 1.62 dollars, up 30.6 percent from 1.24 in 1965. Net interest margin averaged 5.01 percent, with assets at March 31 about 8.9 billion dollars, and loan-loss reserves at 72.7 million. Gordon E. Heffern chairs and CEO. Society National leads with assets over 5 billion.
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Rivers Middle School Spring Festival showcases student projects
The Spring Festival theme The Sky's the Limit invites family and community to view student classroom projects and art. Students from grades 6 to 8 participated in a logo design contest with fifty-two entries. winner Deanna Thompson and honorable mentions Missy Mace and Todd Smith.
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Outstanding Young Women honored for service and leadership
Nominations by leading women’s organizations and officials recognize dedication and leadership in young women. Mrs United States will chair the advisory board for the awards volume while some honorees compete for state awards for noteworthy contributions.
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East Central Spring Concert Climaxes 1985-86 Year
East Central Choral Department wraps its 1985 86 school year with a spring concert on May 5 and 6 at 7 00 pm in the high school auditorium featuring junior and senior high choruses the EC Show Choir and various small ensembles A junior high show choir selection adds a special touch Tickets cost 200 and may be bought in advance at the school or at the door.
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One Voice Musical Bright In May Eighteenth Eighty Six
A staged production titled One Voice Musical debuts May 18 1986 at 7:00 PM. Written by Dr Richard A Williams IU Theatre Director with Susan Day Williams, music and lyrics by Sue Ellen Conway and Michael Halper. The show opens with The Creation and explores spiritual themes and humor reflecting the Spirit of God with humankind.
ICA concert of songs and Broadway numbers May 4 and 5
The ICA music department presents a spring concert titled Give Me Your Tired Your Poor a tribute to the Statue of Liberty with fresh man chorus performing When You Wish Upon A Star and Zip-A-Dee-Doo-Dah. Sophomore choir sings Happiness America Our Heritage. Academy Singers offer Don’t Touch That Dial and What I Did For Love. Senior Chorus closes with Come at Dawn Fiddler on the Roof and Blessing. Anita King is soloist in Dream of Olwen. Performances May 4 at 2 pm and May 5 at 7 pm in the Academy Auditorium. Tickets Adults 2.00 Children 1.00.
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Historical Tour of Cincinnati Carriage Limousine Service
A weekly Sunday and holiday Monday historical tour operates April 27 1986 from Art Museum Drive opposite Seasongood Pavilion. Hours 1 to 8 pm. Tours feature a limited reproduction 1932 Duesenberg and a 1959 Mercedes-Benz with uniformed chauffeurs. Prices five dollars adults four dollars seniors and children under two free. Group photo extra three dollars. May 11 1986 Mothers Day event titled Mom in a Mercedes offers free tours to mothers. The program highlights local venues Art Museum Playhouse in the Park Planetarium Krohn Conservatory and aims to educate on Cincinnati heritage and current events.
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Eden Park to Welcome Guests With Classic Auto Tour
Eden Park plans a guided tour for out of town visitors and locals featuring chauffeured vintage cars. The event highlights historical dates and elegant scenery as a showcase of the park’s heritage and beauty.
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Intern To Graduate From Raymond Walters College
The Department of Office Administration at Raymond Walters College Blue Ash will graduate 18 interns this spring and summer from its student intern program. The program requires a minimum of 20 hours per week of office administration work while attending daytime classes. Mindy Osborne is the local student participant. A light heart lives long.
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