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THURSDAY, JULY 9, 2015
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Indian Hill Antiques Fair organizers Kathy and Ray Mongenas stand with some of the items which will be available at the show. The fair will be Sunday, July 26, at Indian Hill Middle School.
Indian Hill Antiques Fair known for its variety INDIAN HILL ANTIQUES FAIR
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Whether it’s European fine art or an early 19th century toy, an upcoming antiques show has something for everyone. The annual Indian Hill Antiques Fair will be from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday, July 26, at Indian Hill Middle School, 6845 Drake Road. “This is a celebration of our
9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday, July 26 Indian Hill Middle School, 6845 Drake Road
American cultural past,” said Ray Mongenas, who along with his wife, Kathy, are organizers of the show, which is in its
33rd year. Ray and Kathy are residents of Loveland. “In recent years antiques have come down in price,” Ray said. “This provides the new and active collector the opportunity to acquire timeless treasures at affordable prices.” Visitors will notice immediately the wide variety of items available. “The diversity (of items)
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A needlework sampler from 1792 will be among the items available at the Indian Hill Antiques Fair July 26 at Indian Hill Middle School.
and the quality bring people to the show,” Kathy said. “It’s definitely a tradition.” Items include fine art, silver, ceramics, rugs, furniture and jewelery among others and cover a variety of time periods. Approximately 100 dealers will participate. Ray adds that the cost of the items has a significant range and can be as low as $25. Additionally, the show at-
tracts people from all over. Ray said people come from as far away as Chicago and Pittsburgh. “It’s a regional market,” he said. Refreshments will be available, and items will be sold both indoors and outdoors. Admission to the show is $10. Proceeds raised from admission go to the Indian Hill Boosters. For information on the show, call 378-5770.
Hospital additions will mean more private rooms Sheila Vilvens svilvens@communitypress.com
Work at The Jewish Hospital in Kenwood and Mercy Anderson Hospital in Anderson Township is all about bringing both facilities up to meet 21st Century expectations and medical needs. The work includes equipping these two hospitals with new private rooms, modern technology, and more, construction planner Larry Bagby said. Both of these older facilities had semi private beds and the movement in American medi-
cine is to get everyone a private room, he said. This provides patients with a space where they can privately heal and also have the comfort of family nearby. The new patient spaces will also have state-of-the-art finishes incorporating clinically appropriate technology, Bagby said.
The Jewish Hospital
Progress at The Jewish Hospital is evident to neighbors and passers-by with its high visibility on the corner of Kenwood Road and Galbraith. The $94 million expansion project includes a six-story patient tower
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and renovations to the existing hospital. The new wing addition will be connected to the existing building at almost all levels. The first floor will be the new emergency department, Bagby said. The second floor will be for pre and post procedures. The third floor will be the bone marrow transplant unit. Fourth floor will be intensive care unit. The fifth floor will be the medical surgical unit. The sixth floor will house the mechanical room, he said. See HOSPITALS, Page 2A
THANKS TO MERCY HEALTH
The addition at The Jewish Hospital in Kenwood is progressing on schedule.
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