Union Township $16,956 federal revenue sharing check allocated
The Union Township Board will decide 1973 allocations at the January organizational meeting. Treasurer Marc Osner received the check and it will be kept in a separate account until federal guidance arrives. Gandler notes funds may fund fire, police, and roads with no matching-funds rule, possibly favoring roads.
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Union Township
Board of Trustees
Marc Osner
Larry Gandler
Gandler
Gundler
Madison Township
Liberty Township
Butler County
Christmas Eve Services At Local Churches
Several churches in the Liberty union area announce Christmas Eve Candlelight services on December 24. Christ the King Lutheran Church North Sharonville holds 1 PM service with special choir music and no morning worship. Faith Community United Methodist West Chester hosts 7 30 PM service with youth ushers and both choirs. Crestview Presbyterian Pisgah presents 7 30 PM pageant and services with children and youth choirs. West Chester United Presbyterian Cincinnati Dayton Road offers 7 30 PM candle service and morning cantata services at 9 and 11. Reverend leaders include Ronald Redder Rodney Vernon and Reverend James Chain.
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Liberty-Union Journal
Christ the King Lutheran Church
North Sharonville
Ronald Redder
Runyan School
Route 42
Interstate 275
Crestview Presbyterian Church
Pisgah
Sammy
West Chester United
Man in Pisgah Plays Santa In Private Season
In a candid Journal News interview Mr X a Pisgah resident known as Santa Claus describes his unusual role. He dons the red and white suit to delight children during Christmas week spends nights visiting groups and a nursery school, and quells questions about his true identity by joking he is from the North Pole. He emphasizes he does it for fun not as a profession and reveals a few anecdotes about lending or not lending his costume and the joy of playing Santa for about 300 people at a nursery school gathering.
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Mike O'Connor
Journal News
Santa Claus
the Journal News
Santa
Pisgah
Childrens Groups
Kids of
Cant
Bartbiees
North Pole
Santa in Disguise and a Childs Questioning
A local Santa share story shows the character noting children and parents guide gift requests. He recalls a case of a boy asking for a mini bike without parents present and explains age appropriateness. The costume includes a white wig and beard, costing about 100 to 150 dollars.
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Santa
Hopewell School Second Graders Share Christmas Cheer
Christmas spirit shines as Hopewell School students collect and send gifts and donations to Cincinnati homes and hospitals. Second graders forgo exchange to aid General Protestant Orphans Home, while fourth and fifth graders organize drives for Neediest Kids of All Veterans Hospital and orphanages. Local groups and Lakota Junior students join in, with last year tally noted.
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Hopewell School
Cincinnati
Linda Foxbower
Hopewell
Gick
Schutte
Poe
Union School
Tow Firemen’s Organization
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Fire Department
Lakota Junior
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Faith Community United Pethodist Church
Cox
Mark Christmas
Bethlehem
Ning
Rev. James Chain
Journal-News
Mike O'Conner
Ne. Poe
Feasons
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Tierty Journal
Ste R
Lois Cockerham
Alice Battaglia
Jackie Meehring
Steve Garnaas
Don Mardis
Tom Kennedy
le Salvation
Army
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