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Union Liberty Journal

Location

Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1976

Page

8

Rural and municipal thefts and a police arrest

A Union Township resident Diana Douglas Smith was arrested June 4 on a charge of tending to cause unruliness following an affidavit filed by a juvenile's parent. Separate incidents include a $30,000 tractor stolen from a Royal Castle parking lot on June 2, a $325 motorcycle stolen from John Reddington Plumbing Supply on June 2, a burglary at 9016 Cincinnati-Columbus Road, cash theft of $957.99 from Hurley’s Mobile Carry Out, and several mailbox and tool thefts at local addresses including 7007 Hamilton-Mason Road and 4340 Hamilton-Middletown Pike. A Citizens band radio was reported stolen from 5201 Cincinnati-Dayton Road.

Diana Douglas Smith Jerry Drive Union Township Royal Castle John Reddington Plumbing Supply Company Cincinnati-Columbus Road Hurley West Middletown Linda Randell Williams St Ada Lee Hamilton-Middletown Pike Daniel E. Post Cincinnati-Dayton Road Citizens Band Radio

Odd Couple opens at Comedia Dinner Theatre Springboro

Broadway hit The Odd Couple by Neil Simon opens with New Yorker Bill Willis as Oscar Madison and David Clark as Felix Unger. Performances run Tuesday through Sunday at La Comedia with a buffet by Dan Daniels. Reservations: Springboro 746 4554 or Cincinnati 721 0203.

America Neil Simon Comedia Dinner Theatre Springboro New Yorker Bill Willis Oscar Madison David Clark New York Felix Ae la Comedia Dan Daniels Cincinnati

Teen contest seeks Miss Teen Bicentennial 1976

Harold F. Kenrey announces a national search for a teenage girl to become Miss Teen Bicentennial of America for 1976. Contest is open to American girls ages 13 to 17 who are citizens and never married. No theatrical talent required. Send requests for an entry blank to Miss Teen Bicentennial of America Committee 435 E Grand River Box 802 Fowlerville Mich 48836.

America Harold F. Kenrey Grand River Fowlerville Mich

Lemon tavern operator convicted in pinball case

Louie Rudd, operator of the Lucky Stop Tavern, was found guilty on one gambling charge and one count of operating a gambling house after a no contest plea. He was fined 75 dollars plus court costs and witness fees by Midletown Municipal Court Judge J T Lamb.

Lucky Stop Tavern Louie Rudd Rudd Middletown J.T. Lamb Jerry Bryant Bryant Lemon Township Charles Nixon Daniel Russell Organized Crime Division Bureau of Crimeinal Identification and Investigation Nixon

Monroe's New Hair Shop Opens At 13 Old Street

Carol Mathis brings Dayton styling to Boot Hill with Carol's New Hair Fashions at 13 Old Street. The shop offers Blow dry cuts the wedge the curly look and the Dorothy Hamilton cut with hours 9 to 5 midweek 9 to 6 Thursday and Friday and 9 to 3 Saturday. Appointments may be made by calling 539-8781.

Carol Mathis Carol Monroe Old Street Boot Hill Dayton Todhunter Road Dorothy Hamilton

Wilderness camping youth program set

The Ohio State University Cooperative Extension sponsors ten wilderness camping sessions at 4-H Camp Ohio St. Louisville for 4-H and other youth groups. Sessions run June to August with backpacking and canoeing, costs 27 dollars per session, youths must swim, equipment provided, and reservations contact Phil Morlock, Camp Ohio manager.

Cooperative Extension Service Ohio State University Ohio St. Louisville Howard Canoe Liveries Knox County Phil Morlock Camp Ohio R.R. 1

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