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Newspaper
Union Liberty Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1975
Page
1
Union Township trustees on Tuesday began a second grant application to fund the recreation park. Federal funds continue to drive the project as the board voted to proceed with the filing and related steps.
OKI sponsors a park development proposal submitted to the Ohio Department of Natural Resources. Matching funds for park land purchase are virtually assured after clearing multiple government approvals, with funds expected soon.
Fire Chief George A. Hall, who led the Union Township Fire Department since 1972, submits his resignation effective August 1 for health reasons. He planned park development aided by a .5 mill levy and OKI funds on 100 acres at Barrett Road with 23 additional acres donated, featuring fields, courts, and amenities in a staged project with estimated costs around 166000 for stage one.
Lemon Monroe High School graduates received their diplomas on a sunny day last Thursday. Russell Weybright delivered the commencement address as school board members and honored guests looked on, while a photo shows members of the Class of 1925 observing the ceremony.
A progress report from Monday night’s Liberty Township Trustee Meeting states the second firehouse in the Dutchland Woods Housing Development, built by 1or Brothers of Mason, is on track to finish in late summer and will serve the eastern half of Liberty Township while Maustown’s firehouse serves the western half. A budget hearing is scheduled for July 7.
Butler County commissioners approved a $300 million Union Township planned unit development by Country Communities Inc. Beckett Ridge will cover about 1 800 acres with up to 8 000 residential units and more than 700 acres of open space. The project, supported by attorney Robert Bartels and planning director Francis Rosebud, requires multiple phase approvals and includes 42 percent open space.
Short items from 4H BN 4 Letters to Journal Liberty Notebook Moments at Monroe and assorted briefs cover outdoors school news scout service sports and women activities in a compact bulletin board style.
The Union Township Branch Library opens Monday Wednesday Thursday Friday from 10 a.m. to 8 30 p.m. Saturday hours are 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. It is closed on Tuesdays. Located in the Scott Bornemann Building on Route 42 in Pisgah, the library is led by librarian Mrs Peggy Beatty.
Hopewell Elementary fifth graders wrapped up the school year with Field Day activities. The Union-Liberty Journal previews Alice Bataglia’s photo coverage in next week’s issue, featuring numerous smiling fifth graders.
The Hughes Schoolhouse in Liberty Township will host a Flag Day ceremony on Saturday at 10:30 a.m. Local leaders will present keys to the Historical Society president as the project to convert the schoolhouse into a working museum advances. Citizens are invited to attend with lawn chairs. lemonade and cookies will be served. If rain, events move to the school auditorium.
Column notes Frank Richardson of the Union Township Police Department will resign the sergeant’s post to allow a promotional exam for sergeant positions. Richardson will take the exam while remaining a patrolman, and trustees seek leaders after leadership changes. Citizens and officers respect him.
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