At the last board meeting of the Kiwanis Club of Mariemont, Paul S Prevey was elected president for the year 1981 -82. Other officers are: president-elect, Charles Paquette ; vice president, Lloyd Everhard ; treasurer , Linvill Young; secretary, Francis Simler and assistant secretary-treasurer , Arthur Saben
Elected to the board for three year terms : James Cunningham and Clarence Erickson Current president, James Baird remains on the board, ex-officio Continuing board members are : George Bieler, Gregory Kitchener , Robert Parker and Floyd Miller.
New members joining the club within the past months are: P . Bradley Walker, Norman "Doc" Dusel, Kenneth Heuck and Gerald Vianello.
The Kiwanis Club meets every Tuesday
morning at 8 a.m. By the time this gets into print the club will have returned to the Mariemont Inn for their assemblage . Two $500 college scholarships have been awarded to two Mariemont High School seniors, Scott Jones and Donn Davis. This is a part of the community work sponsored by the Kiwanis Club. The Scholarship Committee was headed by Harmon Wilson.
Fly Your Flag
Since July 4th is almost here, and Mariemont is a flag-flying community, here are a few tips on flying your flags correctly. ·
• When the Flag is displayed from a staff projecting horizontally or at an angle from the window sill, balcony or front of building, the union of the Flag should go clear to the head of the staff unless the Flag is at half-staff.
• When displayed with another flag against a wall from crossed staffs, the Flag of the United States should be on the right, the Flag's own right , and it ' s staff should be in front of the other flag. When two flags are parallel the U S. Flag is always on the right (or the left when looking at them).
So let ' s see all those flags flying on the Fourth!!!
hats off!
Mariemont's Class of 1981
The class of 1981 had 135 senior graduating from Mariemont High School. This year ' s class produced some outstanding honors among the seniors The 1981 Valedictorian is Scott Jones with Rob Bartlett and Andrea Henke as Co -Salutatorians The tappings for Cum Laude were : Ed Adams , Rob Bartlett , Derrick Bucy , Donn Davis, Chris Dooley, Tom Erwin , Kevin Gleeson , Andrea Henke, Scott Jones , Eric Schroer, Steve Shundich , Nancy Smith , Greg Varner, Jeff Weech, Dave Wendel, and Kelly Wright.
National Merit Recognition was given to Ed Adams and Eric Schroer as finalists , with Derrick Bucy, Donn Davis, Linda Fowler, and Jeff Weech as Commended Students . This year ' s tapping for the Na-
tional Honor Society was nineteen seniors and eighteen juniors , with forty-seven students receiving the Award of Distinction from the State Department of Education.
This year's graduating class will have 101 of 135 students going on to college , with a total of seventeen scholarships awarded Thirty-five of these students will attend out of state schools, with the remainder going to school in their home state of Ohio The rest of the class will either enter the military service or will seek employment.
It is truly a bright day in Mariemont as we see an outstanding class graduate this year Our wishes and hopes go with you Class of '81.
Suspect Apprehended From the Mayor's Desk
On February 20th , a theft offense occurred in the Admitting Office of Our Lady of Mercy Hospital. Taken in this offense was a woman's purse containing cash and credit c ards
Sometime later charges began to appear on the accounts of the credit cards taken in the theft. Intensive investigation into the fradulent use of these stolen c redit cards turned up a partial license plate of a suspect automobile and a physical description of the person using the stolen cards
This particular license plate series consisted of nine hundred ninety nine plates having been issued in the letter index of the series. Other than the partial license plate letters and a physical description of a suspect, one witness was able to state that the car on which these plates appeared was a green Chevrolet Impala. Specialist Michael Wilson, and Lieutenant Randall Mell , then asked the Bureau of Motor Vehicles for a print out on all vehicles registered in this series. From that list they extracted the number of vehicles that were Chevrolet Impala's. Since the files of the BMV does not list cars by color, these Chevrolet Impala's had to be p ersonally viewed by officers seeking out the ones that were green in color. This was a long and tiresome effort, involving considerable travel and long working hours .
Criminal record checks were ran on all owners of green Chevrolet Impala's, a photo line up was conducted for the witnesses who had furnished the preliminary information.
Based on thi s information Spl. Wilson signed charges of forgery and receiving stolen property against the suspect. Wanted person information on the suspect was then entered into the terminals of the regional, state and national crime information cen t ers.
Tennis
Tennis clinics started June 15th, but it's still not too late to sign up. Come and join in on the fun. For more information call Pam Reeves at 2 71- 7 631 or stop by the courts.
Mariemont has a Junior Team for anyone up to 16 years old Matches are held Tuesday and Wednesday at 1 :00. The team plays other teams from around the Greater Cincinnati area. If you are interested, please call Pam.
Memberships are on sale at the tennis cour t s. Family - $50, Si n gle · $25, and Junior - $12. Private lessons are available after 3:30 Monday through Friday. The cost is $10 per hour and $5 per half hour.
On June 3rd , the De nver , Colorado Police Department telet y ped the Mariemont Poli c e to advise that the suspect was in their custody Following an exchange of pertinent information , the Denver Police interviewed the suspect, who agreed to return to Ohio and face the charges filed by Spl. Wilson. The matter was taken before the Hamilton County Grand Jury and the suspect promptly indicted.
On the morning of June 15th , Spl. Michael Wilson and a member of the Hamilton County Sheriff's staff flew to Denver , Colorado to appear at an extradition hearing there, then return the suspect here for trial.
For their outstanding efforts leading to the identification and subsequently the arrest of this suspect , Specialist Wilson, and Lt. Mell were commended by the (' 1 ;p f_
Donald L. Shanks Chief of Police
Village of Mariemont , Ohio
Mariemont Community Church News
The Sunday School programming for children and adults will continue throughout the summer months. Worship services also will continue all summer at 9:30 and 11 :00 a.m. on Sunday mornings with special music at both services.
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We would like to ask you once again not to place trash cans or plastic bags at the curb - the men will pick them up from the side or rear of your house. Grass clippings , weeds, brush , and hedge trimmings should be placed in plastic bags or other containers and set along side of garbage containers.
It is important that you do not leave grass clippings (loose) at the curb. This, causes extra work for our Maintenance Department as the garbage collectors will not sweep or pick them up. Furthermore, many grass clippings would end up in our storm sewer system causing even greater problems.
We would also like to remind new residents that for your security, you may register with the Police Department at the Municipal Building when leaving town fo r a few days. The Police will pay extra attention to your house during such periods and also contact you in the event of an eme r gency.
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Energy Discount To Be
Explained At MariElders Center
The Mari Elders Center will have Carol Luc~s, Deputy County Auditor, on hand at their July Members Meeting on Tuesday , July 7th at 10 a.m. Carol will explain the Energy Discount for the coming year and will answer any questions as well as offer assistance in filling out applications.
Anyone who even thinks they might be eligible come and have your throughts clarified on Energy Assistance as well as the Homestead Exceptions. The eligibility requirements for the Energy Discount are :
1. 65 years or older or totally disabled .
2. Income to $9,000 per year or under $4,500 -first six months of 1981. The following information must be brought to this meeting if you wish to have assistance in filling out your application :
1. Utility bill if you heat with gas or electric.
2. Adjusted Gross Income: From your 1980 Federal Income Tax Return Form 1040 or 1040A, line marked adjusted gross.
3. Social Security Benefits - retirement or survivors.
4. Non-taxable pension, retirement or annuities
5. Interest on tax exempt government obligations
This assistance is open to all ... that's Tuesday, July 7th at 10 AM.
MariElders July Calendar
Tuesday, July 7 - 10 AM
Wednesday, July 8 - Noon
Thursday, July 9l0AMto2PM
Tuesday, July 14 - 1 PM
Thursday, July 23 - 5 : 30
Saturday, July 25
l0AMto7PM
Thursday, July 30 2 - 5 PM
Stanley E. Doe
Members Meeting, Carol Lucas and Energy Assistance
MEN ONLY - Luncheon - call for reservation. 271 -5588
Shopping trip to MARKETS INTERNATIONAL, Tri-County - Limit 12 call for reservation.
Cincinnati Gas and Electric Company presents CONSERVING ENERGY 1 PM at the Center
POTLUCK SUPPER
Slide presentation on proposed Fall Color Tour to Michigan. For reservations, call the Center.
All day trip to Dayton. Brunch, shopping and the Kenley Players production of CAMELOT with Ed Ames. Transportation--school bus. Cost: $17. Reservations taken after July 1, 271-5588.
Sightseeing Cruise on the Betty Blake. Cost: $4.50. Limit: 10. Reservations necessary.
Stanley E. Doe of Pocahontas A venue, Mariemont, died suddenly, Sunday, May 17th. Mr. Doe was a 45 year resident of Mariemont. He was a native of Wooster, Mass ., a graduate of Ohio Wesleyan University, a Veteran of World War II and a member of the Mariemont Community Church. He was the former owner of the Stanley Doe Company, Bramble A venue, Madisonville
Mr. Doe is survived by his wife of 50 years, Mrs. Kay R. (Rhoades) Doe. He is also survived by his brother, Chester Doe and his sister, Mrs. Edna Stanley, both of Massachusetts , and several nieces and nephews. A Memorial Service was held at the Mariemont Community Church on Tuesday, May 21st.
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June 30th
July 7th
July 14th
July 21st
Coney Island - home
5:00 - diving
7:00 - swimming
Clinton Hills - home
5:00 - diving
7:00 - swimming
s8camore - away ( lue Ash Complex)
5:00 - diving
7 :00 - swimming
Woodhaven - home
7:00 - swimming
July 28th no meet
Mariemont Community Church Activities
The following are held weekly at the Parish Center:
Mariemont Library, ages 3 to 5. 10:30-11 :00 and 1 :30-2:00
Amazing Thursday Films Mariemont Library, all ages. 3:30-4:00
Saturday, July 4 Independence Day Fly your flag!
Tuesday, July 7 Young Authors Workshop Mariemont Library, ages 6-12. 3:30-4 : 00
Bedtime Storybook Time Mariemont Library, ages 3-8 7:00-7:30
Wednesday, July 8
Preschool Storybook Time
Thursday, July 9 Amazing Thursday Films
Monday, July 13
Women's Bible Study (Isaiah), Lounge
Summer Bible Study Program, Lounge
Women's Bible Study, Lounge
Men's Prayer Breakfast - Committee Room
Prime Time, 7:00 p . m. - Parish Center
Evangelistic Picnic, 10:00 a . m . - Library
Prime Time, 7:00 p.m . - Parish Center
Progressive Dinner, 6:30 p.m. - Library
Prime Time, 7:00 p.m. - Parish Center
July 18 Zoo, 10:00 a.m. - Library
July 23
July 25
July 30
Wednesday , July 15
Thursday, July 16
Saturday, July 18
Tuesday, July 21
Wednesday, July 22
Thursday, July 23
Monday, July 27
Prime Time, 7:00 p.m. - Parish Center
Evangelistic Picnic, 10:00 a.m. - Library
Prime Time, 7:00 p. m. - Parish Center .,
Wednesday, July 29
Mariemont Council Meeting 8:00 PM at the Municipal Building.
Young Authors Workshop
Tuesday Ntht at the Movies Mariemont ibrary, 7:00-8:00 PM. "Rabbit Hill"
Preschool Storybook Time
Amazing Thursday Films
Mariemont Baseball Invitational begins . 11: 15 at the Bell Tower.
Young Authors Workshop
Preschool Storybook Time
Amazing Thursday Films
Mariemont Council Meeting. 8:00 PM at the Municipal Building
Young Authors Workshop
Preschool Storybook Time .j
Briefs
Sweet Singing
The Queen City Chapter, Sweet Ade. lines, Inc. is coming to the Parish Center on Monday June 29th from 7:30 to 10:00 P. M. It will be their Guest Night. If any women are interested in joining their group, this is a perfect time to see them at a rehearsal. They promise to teach you all you need to know. This is a rehearsal, not a performance, but it is open to the public for listening and sing-along.
Sweet Adelines is a international organization of women devoted to the American art of singing four-part barbershop harmony. This chapter meets every Monday night at the Milford United Methodist Church. For more information call Bettie Spowal at 831-9969. See you at the Parish Center.
Childbirth Classes
Beginning Tuesday evening, July 7th, from 7:30 to 9:30, classes in Total Parent Education (TPE) will be offered in the Parish Center Lounge. These classes are for childbirth preparation instruction and will run in 8 week cycles. For further information, call Mrs. Ginger Berberich at 2817 4 7 3. There is a fee for these classes.
If you are interested in helping in one of the many phases of the Mariemont Town Crier, please contact individual representative listed in your area of interest.
As you drive by the Bell Tower you have undoubtedly noticed the addition of two new pieces of playground equipment in the Tot-Lot. 1981 is the third and final year of this three year project which was started in October, 1979 by the Mariemont Preschool Parents Association. Vicki Schwartz has chaired the Tot-Lot Committee since it's inception. This year,members of her committee are Suzanne Bischoff , Nancy Albertson, Sally Steinbrenner, Kate Clarke, Joy Zdeblick, and Carolyn Tuttle.
The playground equipment was purchased and built by the Preschool Association. The fathers erected the equipment. Donations were received from Cincinnati Gear Co., The Kroger Co., Emery Memor-
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ial, Mariemont Council, and the Kiwanis. It would have been extremely difficult to complete this project without their much appreciated help.
This year the two new additions are an infant swing, and a log cabin which was donated by the Kiwanis. The children of Mariemont will certainly enjoy a cabin built just for them.
The Tot-Lot is primarily for the use of children eight and under. The equipment has been designed for small children with durability and appearance in mind.
Many thanks go to the Mariemont Preschool Parents Association and especially to Vicki Schwartz for making this playground possible.
Children enjoying new swing and log cabin at Tot-Lot.
All club information may be mailed or dropped by my home. Your cooperation is appreciated.
Carolyn Tuttle 3718 Homewood 45227
Ice Cream Social Summary
It is with much pleasure that I extend a big "THANK YOU" to the many people who supported this year's Ice Cream Social.
THANK YOU
The "backbones" of this event who got under the load and did the ground work were: Les Smith, Jeff Sturtz, Don Hollenbeck, Jack Blozy, Mary Beth and David Swisher, Betsy Smith, Jane McDonald, Charlotte Lamb, Ed Tuttle, Sue Kountz, and Bonnie and Jack Binkley.
THANK YOU
Between rainstorms our Maintenance Staff under the leadership of Jack Schreckenhofer managed to get both the Bell Tower Park and the completed Tot Lot in beautiful condition.
THANK YOU
We are so appreciative of the many local businesses and individuals who generously contributed cash or prizes to this event.
THANK YOU
Hats off to the following non-profit organizations which added such a positive flavor to the Ice Cream Social: Boy Scouts, Brownies, DeMolay, Kindervelt #54, Kiwanis, Mari-Elders, Prime Time, Mariemont Swim Team, and the Volunteer Firemen's Auxiliary and Wives.
THANK YOU
A great big personal THANK YOU to this community. The enthusiasm generated at the 1981 Ice Cream Social reaffirms our own commitment to maintain the Mariemont spirit of family participation.
Carolyn Tuttle, Chairperson 1981 Ice Cream Social
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Mariemont Invitational 1981
A welcome is extended to you to see the first Mariemont Baseball Invitational. The committee organizing the Mariemont Invitational is: Ed Brueckner , Don Dragoo, Jack Schreckenhofer, and Jerry Vianello. The tournment is being held for Class B. The Class B partidpates are 12 and 13 year olds. The tournament will start the week-end of July 18, 1981 and end no later than August 2, 1981. Week-end games are scheduled to start at 11: 15 A.M. with week day games beginning at 6:00 P.M.
The tournament structure is a two loss and out, with a fee of $35.00 payable at the time of the drawing. Drawing for the tournament will be held on July 15, 1981 at 8:00 P. M. at the Mariemont Municipal Building.
There is a maximum of sixteen teams participating. There will be first, second and third place trophies presented at the final day of the tournament, along with a plaque for the most valuable player, best offensive player, and best defensive player Mariemont Bell Tower patches for the top three teams will be presented to each player.
Grilled hot dogs and hamburgers will be sold on the week-ends with refreshments provided throughout the tournament days
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Your volunteer time is needed for a variety of services to make this event successful. If you can assist, contact Ed Brueckner, 271-3368 or Jerry Vianello, 271-3991. Support another community effort and the Mariemont Youth Recreation Program will benefit.
Neighborhood Block Party
It is that time again when some n·eighborhoods are grouping together to begin planning their block parties. People livirig on Grace, Rowan Hills, Haines, Lytle Woods, and Murray will be gathering together on Saturday, August 8 from 3 to 7:30 PM with the raindate on Sunday, August 9th. The location is the C.G.&E. grassy area with Rowan Hills and Murray being blocked off. If you have any questions about this neighborhood party , contact Sarah Mueller, 561-1685 or Susan Kennedy, 561-7637.
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