1971 November Index:
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Robert F. Bevis, Deputy Director of Division 8 of the Highway Dept. announced, unofficially, that the President's Council on Environmental Quality had rejected the highway, Relocated 50 plans but the information cannot be verified but if the project is not stopped the Sierra Club is prepared to take the question to court if the Highway Dept. persists
the L.M.I. discussed the latest developments of the Relocated 50 at their November 2nd meeting and they discussed the in-stream gravel operation west of Terrace Park who had some violations of the zoning permit
Garden Club house tour to be held December 12 with houses toured at 115 Red Bird Lane, 103 Michigan Ave., 808 Yale Ave., 912 Stanton Ave. and 702 Floral Ave.
Ferd B. Critchell, Jr. and Kent G. Smith were victorious in the four man race for council and Frank Corbin and Donald Franke running unopposed for their respective offices, the school and hospital levies passed
Council - the Inter-Parish Housing Task Group is trying to work out a way to relocate families living in the housing owned by E. Tex Clennin as 7 acres are for sale, the proposed 1972 budget and an extensive study of future village budgetary projections was presented, it was suggested the inheritance taxes received from the past two years be transferred to the Improvement Fund with a large portion being reserved for a new fire engine, engineering drawings for the widening and other improvements of Indian Hill Road were approved, an ordinance was passed to buy a 1972 Plymouth Fury for the Police Dept., improvements to the police department are still being studied, the village owned house next to the Zephyr station was discussed
the League of Women Voters will meet on December 8
guidelines for mailing outside the United States
Village Views to come out a week early in December
Boy Scout Paper Drive to be December 18
Don Franke thanked the League of Women Voters for the great job they did with the "Coffee and Candidates" public meeting on October 20
puppies for sale
the East Side Demonstration Corridor Program has received initial approval and is a plan to find mass transit solutions to traffic congestion
Tom Bush discussed greed and aggression of our human nature
Garden Club to meet December 7
Cathy Bell, David Belanger and Eric Olsen were winners in the fifth grade essay contest
Professor Stanley Hedeen, a Biology professor at Xavier, spoke to Team 5 at Mariemont Middle School on the ecology of the Little Miami River
Ken Troy's Outdoors - talked about pileated woodpeckers and Baltimore orioles and a little about buying guns
good article about the opening of the nature preserve and all the different people and organizations who helped make it possible
the PTA will sponsor the Skip Fenker Puppets in the presentation of the "Nutcracker Suite" on December 11
the Columbia Chapter of De Molay will hold a Spaghetti Dinner on December 4
Mariemont Middle School plans to have a "Charcoal Caravan" on April 15
the PTA Circus Musical "Clownin' Around" will be held on November 20 at Mariemont High School
Lee Stegemeyer reported on the first aid course given by the Fire Department
Stan Miller's Memorabilia - talks about John F. Robinson, III (the Governor), Fresh Air Farm and trees
book review - God Is An Englishman, Theirs Was The Kingdom, Penmarric and The Child From The Sea
Soccer is in its second year for boys and girls