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Newspaper
The News
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1970
Page
3
Delhi Cadet Squadron 109 led by Maj. Robert Dorr adopts three area families for Christmas. Cadets and senior members provide toys clothing groceries fruit candy and edibles via a local family agency with Maj. Robert Webb as project chairman focusing on caring about other people.
Emerson Rhodes will join the Environmental Services Task Force, a subcommittee of the Citizens Committee To Improve Local Government. Chairman Nelson Schwaber says the group will study water, sewers, waste disposal and air pollution to propose how services should be performed by local governments in Greater Cincinnati.
Delhi Township seeks two qualified men to join the Police Department. The 1.5 mill levy allows expansion to 10 full time officers. Applicants must be 5 ft 8 in or taller, meet weight standards, and pass a rigid physical exam. A written test is set for Saturday, Jan. 16. applications are due by Wednesday, Jan. 13 at the Police Station 934 Need Rd.
Two Grady associates, Mike McCluskey of Cleves Warsaw and Bill Henkel of Westwood Bridgeport, win two year terms on the Sales Associates Governing Council. McCluskey, from Grady Covedale, will serve as chairman of the Council. Henkel, from Westwood-Bridge town, becomes chairman of the constitution and by laws committee.
Oak Hills administrators say few District families will qualify for free or discount lunches. For a family of three the income limits are 3120 and 4340 respectively, and for eight members the limits are 5820 and 6920. Complete details and the chart appear in a legal notice in this issue.
The Delhi Civic Club elected an unopposed slate led by William Bailey who becomes president for 1971 with Edward Connell as vice president John Ryan as secretary and Marge Feist as treasurer. Eight directors were elected in a contested vote: Ruth Blome Harry Bosse Thomas Gingerich Elmer Gruening Marcella Moser Claire Rauch Jeanette Scherer and Larry Stamper.
Delhi Hills senior Tim Garvin won first prize for the second year in the Voice Of Democracy essay contest at Oak Hills High School. He earned a gold medal and $25 for his essay Freedom Our Heritage under Chev-Wood Post 7004 VFW.
A fire on LaClede Ave in Price Hill caused about $8,500 in damages to Raymond Crouse’s two story home. Tiffany Crouse, four, was playing with matches in the living room when a chair ignited and spread to two rooms and the porch. Firemen took 90 minutes to control it. one firefighter was treated for smoke inhalation.
Three Greater Price Hill men were elected executive officers of the Cincinnati Private Police Association for 1971. Giles Galbraith, Bill Becker, and Ray Gels were named financial secretary, recording secretary, and treasurer respectively. The association has 115 officers and holds contracts guarding Riverfront Stadium facilities, Music Hall, and Gardens.
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