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B8 • SUBURBAN LIFE • NOVEMBER 14, 2012
POLICE REPORTS COLUMBIA TOWNSHIP Arrests/citations Natasha Cole, 34, 1 Harbor St., theft, drug paraphernalia at 3248 Highland Ave., Oct. 26. Brian Kimberly, 37, 343 Brad Bury Road, theft, drug paraphernalia at 5245 Ridge Road, Oct. 26. Linda Nichols, 44, 6627 Briton, drug paraphernalia at 6105 Madison Road, Oct. 25. Robert Mason, 55, 2205 Rice St., theft at 3400 Higland Ave., Oct. 27. Andre Reid, 23, 9497 Reading Road, drug abuse at 5301 Ridge Road, Oct. 26. Morgan Locke, 18, 3715 Camden Ave., drug possession at 6916 Cambridge, Oct. 24. Terry Harrison, 52, 5196 Wooster Pike, criminal trespassing at 7385 Wooster Pike, Oct. 24.
Incidents/investigations Breaking and entering $150 removed at 5300 Ridge Road, Oct. 19.
Misuse of credit card Victim reported at 6832 Roe St., Oct. 26. Theft GPS system of unknown value removed at 6811 Grace Ave., Oct. 24. Pistol of unkonwn value removed at 5610 Viewpointe, Oct. 28. GPS system valued at $170 removed at 5362 Ridge Road, Oct. 26.
ABOUT POLICE REPORTS Police reports are gathered from reports on file with local police departments. This information is a matter of public record and does not imply guilt or innocence. The Community Press publishes the names of all adults charged with offenses. Juveniles, those 17 and younger, are listed by age and gender. To contact your local police department: » Columbia Township: Hamilton County Sheriff's Office, Simon L. Leis, sheriff; Sgt. Peter Enderle. Call 683-3444 » Deer Park: Michael Schlie, chief. Call 791-8056 » Madeira: Frank Maupin, chief. Call 272-4214 » Sycamore Township, Lt. Tom Butler, 774-6351 or 683-3444
DEER PARK Arrests/citations None reported.
Incidents/investigations Theft A woman said someone took a radio, value $41 at 4258 Glenway Ave., Nov. 2. A man said someone took a Stihl blower, value $500 at Redmont Avenue at Irwin avenue, Oct. 31.
MADEIRA Arrests/citations None reported.
Incidents/investigations Theft Beer taken from Kroger at 6950 Miami Ave., Oct. 22. I-pod taken from vehicle; $250
at 8147 Mayfield, Oct. 24.
SYCAMORE TOWNSHIP Arrests/citations Julie Mehbod, 50, 9636 Rexford Drive, assault at East Galbraith Road, Oct. 26. Harold Miller, 24, 120 Gehert St., criminal damaging at 3943
Larchview, Oct. 27. John Emmons, 55, 4454 Crystal, disorderly conduct at 8651 Tudor Ave., Oct. 25. Kenneth Huffman, 26, 1543 Scott, theft, obstructing official business at 7913 Montgomery Road, Oct. 28.
Incidents/investigations Burglary Residence entered and rifle and whiskey valued at $4,000 removed at 7469 GlendaleMilford Road, Oct. 24. Residence entered and TV of unknown value removed at 8938 Applewood Drive, Oct. 25. Criminal damaging Damage done to campaign signs at 8711 Kenwood Road, Oct. 29. Theft Merchandise valued at $213 removed at 7875 U.S. 22, Oct. 28. Credit card removed at 7875 Montgomery Road, Oct. 28. Wedding rings valued at $2,000 removed at 4312 Myrtle Ave., Oct. 17.
Tools of unown value removed at 7984 Timberbrick Drive, Oct. 27. Radio valued at $180 removed at 12151 Fourth Ave., Oct. 24. Clothes dryer, AC unit, fan of unknown value removed at 8161 E. Kemper, Oct. 23. Vehicle removed at 4777 E Galbraith Road, Oct. 24. Purse and contents of unknown value removed at 4760 E. Galbraith Road, Oct. 23. Credit cards and purse removed from vehicle at 5901 E. Galbraith Road, Oct. 25. Blower valued at $1,500 removed at 9030 Montgomery Road, Oct. 22. iPhone valued at $550 removed at 7875 Montgomery Road, Oct. 19.
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David Levy from Sycamore Township and the Building Tomorrows Communicators Club was crowned Toastmasters District 40’s Humorous Speech Contest champion at their fall conference in Cincinnati Nov. 3. Levy’s speech “Recalculating” regaled more than 200 Toastmasters and their guests with his insights, learnings and humorous antidotes while traveling in the back seat of his parents car as they argued with their GPS to celebrate their wedding anniversary. Levy surpassed seven
other contests representing almost 3,500 Toastmasters from 197 clubs stretching from Lexington, KY, in the south to Columbus, in the north, Oxford, in the west to Charleston, WV, in the east. The district also crowned Gina Ruffin Moore from Woodlawn, OH and the MSD Sewertalk Toastmasters Club their new impromptu speaking champion. Ruffin Moore’s two- to three-minute response to “What’s the Best Thing about Getting Old?” demonstrated her ability to think quickly without time to prepare a response. Toastmasters attending
the district’s fall conference were treated to key note presentations by Dwayne G. Smith, the 2002 World Champion of Public Speaking; Paul Daugherty, columnist for the Cincinnati Enquirer; Linda Swink, author of “Life on a $5 Bet,” Jim Simek of NASA’s Glenn Research Center, and Dietmar Wagenknecht, Toastmasters Region 5 advisor. The district will convene again for its spring conference Aprl19-April 21 at the Blackwell Center in Columbus to crown its International Speech Contest Champion.
Pennington a Fifth Third VP
The Fifth Third Bancorp Board of Directors has promoted the Deer Park resident Doug Pennington to vice president. Pennington is a research, resolution and specialty support manager in the Commercial Support Center. He started his career with the bank in 2000 and earned his bachelor’s degree in accounting from the University of Cincinnati. Pennington is a member of the Emerging Leaders Society for the United Way of Greater Cincinnati.
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Camp for SPCA raises support Several children from the Mount Lookout, Wyoming and Silverton areas conducted a week-long summer camp for the third summer in a row for children in the Mount Lookout area. The camp consisted of many themed days that included fun games, crafts and other activities. Once again, this year, the camp counselors included a charitable twist to their camp. Early in the week, they walked the children around the neighborhood distributing flyers to local neighbors asking for pet supply donations. At the end of the week, the counselors walked around with the campers again and collected all the donations. Everyone was surprised by the generosity of the neighborhood. They collected dog collars and leashes, dog and cat toys, food, treats, dog bones, and cash donations. Some of the counselors and a couple of the campers then took the donations to the
SPCA Officer Conners, (camp counselor) Alexander Shepard, Griffin Shepard, Ella Shepard, (assistant counselor) Marina Shepard. Alexander and Marina Shepard both have paper routes with the Eastern Hills Journal. THANKS TO DEBRA SHEPARD SPCA Cincinnati. They were very appreciative for all the donations for the cats and dogs in the shelter.
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