County Park Ice Cream Social at Farbach Werner Preserve
The Hamilton County Park District hosts an Old Fashioned Ice Cream Social on Sunday July 13 from 1:00 to 6:00 PM at Farbach Werner Nature Preserve. The event features nostalgic music crafts lemonade and ice cream in four flavors plus telegram demos and a parade of local acts. Car entry requires a permit with $1 daily or $3 yearly.
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Hamilton County Park District
Farbach-Werner Nature Preserve
Village Voices
Forest Park
Greenhills
Pam Dorsey
Walter Kraft
Queen City
Charter Oak
Jack Furlong
Farbach-Werner Nature
Colerain Avenue
Poole Road
Used Book Sale Benefits Park at Farbach Werner Preserve
The Hamilton County Park District hosts a first annual used book sale at Nature's Niche in Farbach Werner Nature Preserve to aid the park. The sale runs July and August with hours Mon to Fri 9 am to 4 pm, Sat 10 am to 4 pm, and Sun noon to 4 pm. Items include hardbacks, paperbacks, and new nature books. volunteers assist and a nature trail is available for visitors.
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Hamilton County Park District
Farbach-Werner Nature Preserve
Ohio University hosts 12th Annual Summer Language Camp
Jeff Chuck of 10925 Valley Creek and Henry Jackoby of 6151 Lawrenceburg Rd Harrison join 65 campers in Ohio University's 12th Annual Summer Language Camp June 22 to 29. Junior and senior groups study French and Spanish with activities from folk songs to TV skits, quiches and enchiladas, market bargaining, and dormitory housing.
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Jeff Chuck
Valley Creek
Henry Jackoby
Lawrenceburg
Harrison
Ohio University
Hamilton County Seeks Nominations For Urban Conservation Awards
Hamilton County Soils and Water Conservation District invites nominations for the Urban Conservation Awards through September 2, 1986. Since 1983 the program honors builders and developers applying approved on site conservation practices during initial construction and ongoing site care. Three categories exist: Commercial Development, Multiple Unit Housing, and Individual Privately Owned Dwelling Sites. Winners receive plaques at the District Annual Meeting in November. Nomination forms and category explanations are available at the District office.
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Hamilton County Soils and Water Conservation District
Navy Delayed Entry enlistment for Harrison graduate
Christopher Blaine Winkler, son of Gregg R. and Debra S. Smith of 1390 Stone Road, Harrison, joins the Navy Delayed Entry Program. He is set to graduate from William Henry Harrison High School in 1987 and begin recruit training at Great Lakes in June 1987, then pursue Machinist’s Mate schooling.
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Christopher Blaine Winkler
Gregg R. Smith
Debra Susan Smith
Stone Road
Harrison
Navy
Winkler
William Henry Harrison
U.S. Naval Training Center
Great Lakes
Ilinois
Allergy study seeks volunteers at UC Medical Center
The Allergy Laboratory at the University of Cincinnati Medical Center needs volunteers for a three year study of an allergen injection treatment for asthma. Eligible participants are aged 16 to 70, asthmatic, nonsmokers and sensitive to house dust. Free physician care and asthma related medication are provided. Call 872-4980 between 10 am and 4 pm, Mon–Fri for details.
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Allergy Laboratory
University of Cincinnati
Uc) Medical Center
Art Fisher Named Salesman of the Month for June
Wilson Wilson Associates proclaims Art Fisher as salesman of the month for June. For buying or selling, contact Art at 367-4801.
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Art Fisher
Wilson
Wilson Associates
Whitewater Community Notes And Celebrations
Mr and Mrs Merle Studt and daughter Sharon called on Mrs Albert McNally Saturday evening. Sister Agnes Zita and others picnicked at the Paul Sau erland home. Mr and Mrs Ron Mason celebrate Emily’s third birthday. Jane Frey of Cincinnati stayed with her grandmother Mrs Frank Frey. Don Bradley family enjoyed a Mt Carm el picnic with Bob Bradley. Art Will Rent guests of Bill Werner family. Birthday wishes for Ralph Smith and Kathryn Thalheimer. Deer population note and visits from Evan Adams of Connersville. Agnes Zita returned home from Mount St Joseph after a week with her sister. The best way to make dreams come true is to not oversleep.
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Merle Studt
Sharon
Albert McNally
Agnes Zita
Wm. Sauerland
Julian
Paul Sauerland
Frances Mason
Ron Mason
Emily
Jane Frey
Cincinnati
Frank Frey
Bob Bradley
Mt. Carmel
Art Will- Rent
Bill Werner
Ralph Smith
Kathryn Thalheimer
Roy Chesnut
U.S.A
Evan Adams
Connersville
Mount St. Joseph
Independent living aid seeks disabled youth awards
A program offering achievement certificates to individuals aged 2 through 21 who are disabled and pursuing independent living goals invites eligible participants and supporters to apply for recognition of special accomplishments.
Employees Earn Perfect Attendance in Year
Out of 196 employees including 121 teachers and administrators and 75 non certified staff, thirteen earned perfect attendance. Names include Charles Courter Oliver Courter Sr June Runck Jana Upchurch Donald Floyd Monica Gindele Carol Hoffman Lisa Horn bach Roger Hornsby Steve Houchen Donald Payler Ronald Reitz Robert Roszell. Another 27 missed only one day. All with exceptional records are commended.
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Charles Courter
Oliver Courter Sr
June Runck
Jana Upchurch
Donald Floyd
Monica Gindele
Carol Hoffman
Lisa Hornbach
Roger Hornsby
Steve Houchen
Donald Payler
Ronald Reitz
Robert Roszell
Three Rivers Receives State Certificate
Three Rivers district schools earned state certificates for 1985 86 recognizing family involvement in six areas. Dr Franklin Walters superintendent of Public Instruction noted the program promotes active partnerships with families in home and school. District activities include STEP workshops Stress Management and Self Growth and prevention programs for child sexual and chemical abuse.
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Three Rivers
Franklin Walters
State Board of Education
Xavier University announces spring dean's list recipients
Xavier University released its spring dean's list with a 3.25 GPA or higher. The list honors 391 Arts and Sciences students, 232 in Business Administration, 118 in Continuing Education, and 112 in Professional Studies, including local honorees Brian M. Lahmann and Christina L. Leugers from Ohio, with Charles E. Thrasher also noted.
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Xavier University
College of Arts and Sciences
College of Business Administration
College of Continuing Education
College of Professional Studies
Cincinnati
Ohio
Brian M. Lahmann
Okeana Ohio
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County Park Ice Cream
Beautiful Dow Lake
Whitewater
Foundation For Exceptional Children
Christina L. Leugers
Harrison, Ohio
Charles E. Thrasher
J.B. Yeager
Tony Keith
Tony
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