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Welcome to the Upper sponsor of this booklet, is an Arlington area! We are a proud organization of progressive and happy community with citizens working together to spirit and enthusiasm beyond promote the civic, compare. commercial, and cultural Upper Arlington provides all progress of our unique the amenities of a large community. metropolitan area while retaining the warmth of a Upper Arlington Area small, caring community. Chamber of Commerce As you look through this 1080 FishingerRoad publication you will see a Upper Arlington, Ohio 43221 dynamic area, which includes (614)451-3739 renowned leaders from the worlds of business, education, Thomas H.Jacoby politics, and the arts. Chairman of the Board The Upper Arlington Area Barbara O. Moore Chamber of Commerce, as the President

Thomas H. Jacoby, Chairman of the Board, and Barbara O. Moore, President of the Upper Arlington Area Chamber of Commerce. Photo by Warren Motts, M. Photog. Cr. C.P.P. Project Manager 1 21 26 James Burke WORKING HEALTH CARE: SERVICES: TOGETHER EXCELLENCE IN BEYOND Asst. Project Manager ABUNDANCE THE BASICS Sherri Lombardo

22 29 Editor HEART OF LEISURE MEMBERSHIP Rita Johnson THE BUCKEYE LIVING ROSTER STATE Writer Pat Zimmerman 5 UPPER Photographer ARLINGTON Lloyd Borguss SAMPLER Art Director 6 Pat Bruce A TABLE CITY OF SUPERLATIVES Produced in cooperation OF with the 10 Upper Arlington Area SMALL-TOWN CONTENTS Chamber of Commerce CHARM IN A by CITY SETTING Windsor Publications, Inc. 21220 Erwin Street, 14 P.O.Box 1500 EDUCATION: Woodland Hills, EMPHASIS ON About the cover The Old Municipal California 91365 Building, formerly the Upper Arlington ACHIEVEMENT City Hall, is distinctly Colonial. 19 ECONOMY: VIGOROUS EXPANSION

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Churches 17 representing eight denominations

Library Upper Arlington Library houses more than 195,000 volumes at the main building and at its Lane Road and Miller Park branches, and operates a small branch at First Community Village, a retirement community

Education Upper Arlington public schools: six elementary, two junior high, and one high school Parochial schools: two for grades kindergarten to eight

Health Care Riverside Methodist and University hospitals are within two miles of Upper Arlington; 10 other Columbus hospitals The Upper Arlington Municipal Service Center is the site of many cultural and community events Upper Arlington stands many times, and in 1856 Henry University, the convenience of Thompson's philosophy, among the few communities in Miller bought about 850 acres. transportation, and the which still guides the the United States that truly This land, which he named absence of factories, as well community today: epitomize the American Marble Cliff Farms, was as the natural loveliness of the Dream of good living. It is a passed on to his son in 1900 terrain. Confident that the future is haven for the urban dweller — and became known simply as King Thompson had better than the past, a carefully planned residential Miller Farm. traveled the country to confident that a larger community where stately On Christmas Eve in 1913, examine unusual residential number of people in the homes, beautifully landscaped James Miller sold almost 840 areas, and he had been future will desire more sunlight and flowers around lawns, and clean, quiet streets acres of his land to King and especially impressed with speak eloquently of the quality their homes; more beauty in Ben Thompson, who had been Kansas City's Country Club the exterior of their homes of life it offers. Here is a city and more modern comfort that not only works — it excels inside, we have undertaken at everything it does. And that the development of a new tradition of excellence dates residence section for from the very beginnings of Columbus. the community. In 1800 the rolling, forested King Thompson hired one of land that was to become the best-known landscape Upper Arlington was given to A architects in the country — Elijah Backus in payment for William Pitkin, Jr., of his services to the country Rochester, New York — to during the Revolutionary War. CITY OF plan the new community, When Backus moved on to the which was to be laid out in developing Illinois Territory in SUPERLATIVES large, gracious lots that 1811, he gave the land to his followed the contour of the son. Thomas. At the time, land. Permanent green spaces Ohio leaders were seeking a and wide, meandering streets location for the new state were part of the basic design, capital, and Thomas offered which at the time was quite his land for that purpose. developing residential tracts District. Consequently, when innovative. When his bid for the capital in and around Columbus for the King Thompson Company The Thompsons first platted was turned down, Thomas several years. The brothers started selling lots on the new approximately 100 acres in the erected a dam across the wanted to build a large, property, it titled the area that is now Arlington Scioto River, built a flour mill, completely residential sub­ prospectus simply "The Avenue and Roxbury Road. and began selling his land in division, and they believed the Country Club District." An Mr. and Mrs. King Thompson 100-acre farm tracts. In Miller land to be ideal because early piece of promotional were fond of British subsequent years parcels of of its proximity to downtown literature about the future magazines, and the names the property changed hands Columbus and The Ohio State Upper Arlington expressed they chose for the new streets

Holding on to a kite requires concentration Blasting out of a sand trap at the Scioto Country Club reflected that interest: restoration of the area combined communities of country. In 1920, Upper Roxbury, Arlington, proceeded, more and more Upper Arlington, Grandview Arlington had 620 residents; Cambridge, Concord, people expressed a desire to Heights, and Marble Cliff. by 1940, the population had Chelsea, Tremont, Bedford, establish homes there. Upper Arlington became an jumped to 5,370, and the and Stanford. By 1915 the first By 1917, the Country Club incorporated village in 1918 village of Upper Arlington was homes were completed, and District had become known as with a mayor-council form of designated a city. In 1956, the the area seemed destined for Upper Arlington, a name that government. James Miller, the city charter was amended to success. seems odd because there is man who had sold the land establish the council-city Development of the district no community called Arlington that became the new manager form of government was halted when the United nearby. At the time Upper community, was elected the in use today. States Army commandeered Arlington was named, the first mayor. The following year the property to establish Upper Arlington in the 1980s Camp Willis, atraining facility Upper Arlington has for the Ohio National Guard. developed much as King Heavy trucks demolished the Thompson dreamed it would

new streets, and rough village to the south was known a municipal charter was when he bought the initial buildings were built to house as Arlington. However, granted, and a five-man tract of land in 1913. Today, the soldiers. When the United because of some confusion commission replaced the Upper Arlington is a stable States entered World War I in with another Arlington in Ohio, mayor-council arrangement. residential community of 1917 and the troops near Findlay, the village of The charter is notable for about 42,000. Every occupying the land were sent Arlington changed its name to including a section granting neighborhood, every street, to Europe, the Country Club Marble Cliff. "Tri-Village women's suffrage, a practice every home reflects the District had to be totally Area," another common local that had not as yet been meticulous care that has gone reconstructed. But as the designation, refers to the widely adopted around the into building and maintaining

Top left: Preparing for a day of boating Top center: The musical/variety Top right: Kids prepare to send Above: Flowers accent these nice on the Griggs Reservoir on the Scioto performances of the Vaud-Villities are balloons with messages aloft to see homes on Waltham Road River popular throughout the Columbus area which will travel the farthest and the present governor. Upper Arlington's citizens James A. Rhodes) have have always realized that a chosen to live in the community is much more than community. a collection of houses, and Throughout the relatively every effort has been made to short history of Upper accommodate human needs Arlington, people have been for education, recreation, and the city's most valuable culture. The Upper Arlington resource. Upper Arlington city schools rank among the i IS 111 people are motivators, doers, best anywhere, not only for :::: "•• ;::: and achievers, bound together their fine academic programs,

including The Ohio State the city. Commercial University. development, which has been Upper Arlington people love allowed only in selected areas to play, and sports of all kinds of the community, blends well are avidly pursued. The Parks with the residential and Recreation Department, surroundings. as well as various civic Most of Upper Arlington's organizations, sponsors residents are professional programs for everyone, from people who work in govern­ kids to seniors, in Softball, mental, managerial, technical, basketball, volleyball, foot­ or educational capacities in by a shared sense of but also for their first-rate staff ball, soccer, tennis, swimming, Columbus. Upper Arlington is community pride. The city is and facilities. The fact that and even shuffleboard. The home to a number of unusually prosperous, but around 85 percent of Upper renowned Scioto Country prominent persons in there is no pretention here. Arlington graduates attend Club challenges area golfers, business, finance, sports, The people are easygoing and college speaks for the quality and, in the realm of spectator politics, and other fields. Over gregarious, believers in such of the system. The community sports, the Upper Arlington the years, four Ohio governors traditional American values as is fortunate to be near a Golden Bears and the Ohio (John W. Bricker, Thomas love of country and strong number of excellent Columbus State Buckeyes attract a Herbert, C.William O'Neill, family ties. colleges and universities, dedicated following.

Top left: St. Mark's Episcopal Church Top center: The Columbus Museum of Top right: St. Agatha Catholic Church Above: One of the many floats in the Art annual Fourth of July Parade. Photo: 8 Upper Arlington News Each year the Upper largest of these groups is the learning as well as for leisure Columbus Museum of Art, Inc., Arlington Cultural Arts Upper Arlington Civic fulfillment. Story hours, crafts the Ohio Historical Society, Commission presents a Association, which annually programs, films, and other Inc., the Columbus Zoological popular film series and a coordinates the famous special presentations make Gardens, and the Columbus summer outdoor concert Fourth of July Parade and trips to the library special for Symphony Orchestra, based series. The Commission Celebration, a major affair that children; adults enjoy at the restored Ohio Theatre. frequently stages special has attracted national seminars, demonstrations, and With the excellence of its events, such as art and photo­ attention. In an effort to informal talks on subjects city services and the graphy exhibitions, at the provide community activities ranging from antiques to enthusiasm of its people, the Municipal Services Center. at every holiday, the Civic investing. Both the main distinction of its institutions Upper Arlington's Village Association also sponsors a library and its two branches and the picturesque charm of Little Theatre, Civic its neighborhoods, Upper Orchestra, and Civic Band all Arlington surrounds and welcome new members. sustains its residents with all Civic-minded Upper the qualities that make life Arlington citizens contribute satisfying and rewarding. richly to the community in Newcomers are welcome and dozens of fellowship, leader­ encouraged to share the joys ship, and service of living in this superlative organizations. One of the community.

1 V* Memorial Day celebration, are heavily patronized. Labor-Neighbor Day, a Because Upper Arlington is children's haunted house at so convenient to Columbus, Halloween, and the popular Upper Arlington residents can community-wide Christmas take advantage of the many Decorating Contest. cultural opportunities Upper Arlington boasts an provided by that city, exceptional library, which including the Center of offers myriad opportunities for Science and Industry, the

Top left: A young family enjoys the last Top center: The Barnhauser home was Top right: Happy children enjoy one of Above: The bell tower of St. Mark's few minutes of daylight along the Scioto one of the first built in what is now Upper Upper Arlington's well-equipped parks Episcopal Church is boldly silhouetted River Arlington against a dramatic sunset home its own distinctive Upper Arlington homes are Ohio State University is just charm, most homes in the in high demand largely five minutes away. Shopping, community share a tradition of because of their exceptional schools, and recreation are all impeccable craftsmanship quality. Consistently superior within a few minutes' drive of and scrupulous maintenance. materials and workmanship any home in the city. Upper The average home in Upper have gone into building them, Arlington offers its residents Arlington is a two-story and they have a median value top-notch public facilities and structure with basement and that is the third-highest in the services, from an outstanding two-car garage. Although state. These homes capture school system to unparalleled Tudor-style homes are the romance and graciousness police and fire protection. The probably the most popular and of the kind of fine things that community's crime rate is by far the lowest in Franklin County. All these factors influence Upper Arlington real-estate values, which appreciate at an unusual rate. Older houses command an average of For sheer physical beauty, SMALL-TOWN $85,000 to $90,000; newer few communities can equal homes are priced around Upper Arlington. Since its $115,000 to $120,000 and up. earliest days, the town has CHARM Some homes, depending on evolved under precise guide­ lines designed to preserve the qualities that make it a choice IN A residential area. Today, Upper Arlington remains primarily a city of single-family homes CITY SETTING mingled with neighborhood schools, parks, shopping areas, and churches that harmonize with the residential prevalent, particularly in Old seldom can be purchased surroundings. Arlington (the original section today. Unlike some suburban areas of town south of Lane Convenient location also where each house duplicates Avenue), architectural makes Upper Arlington a very the next, Upper Arlington was varieties range from Colonial desirable place to own a purposely planned to to avant-garde. Commonly home. This serene community discourage standardization. used building materials lies only about 14 miles from But while architectural styles include limestone, brick, and the bustling central Columbus are varied enough to give each all-weather stucco. business district, and The

Top left: The Rittenhouse Square condominium Top right: The Governours Square apartment complex Above: Upper Arlington is particularly noted for the complex features a French and Spanish flavor in its design exceptional architecture and graciousness of its 10 residential areas considerably less here than in Upper Arlington zoning types line streets and shade most major metropolitan regulations are strictly rooftops: majestic scarlet oak areas. enforced. Manufacturing firms and silver maple, graceful are not allowed in the city, and magnolia and willow, delicate Pervasive Pride business development has flowering crab apple and More than 85 percent of the been limited to office and plum. Flower gardens accent residents of Upper Arlington research complexes and retail the spacious, expertly land­ own their homes, which and service establishments. scaped lawns and miniature perhaps accounts for the Commercial buildings and "parkettes" around the city. uncommon pride they take in signs must blend with the Even in winter, when the urban their property. Shabby community environment. forest is bare and snow covers buildings simply do not exist in Residents are also advised to the rolling terrain, the city retains its quiet loveliness, resembling a peaceful storybook village. This is Upper Arlington. A confident community of caring people. A prosperous city anyone would be proud to call home. the amenities they offer, sell for $200,000 to $1 million or more. Few apartments remain in Upper Arlington, as most have been converted to condominiums, which range from $50,000 to $75,000. New condominiums are priced at an average of $90,000. Escalating property values make Upper Arlington homes Upper Arlington. Every home check with the city's Board of outstanding investments. And is well kept, every lawn Zoning Adjustment before when compared to similar carefully groomed. The city is making any changes or housing elsewhere in the equally particular about public installations on their property. United States, a home in property. The gently winding City leaders and concerned Upper Arlington could easily streets that weave through the citizens have long placed a be considered a bargain. community are in excellent strong emphasis on preserving Taxes, heating costs, and condition, without a trace of the natural, woodsy beauty of other fixed expenses are litter. the community. Trees of all

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1335 Dublin Road Ohio 33 North Columbus 43215 (614) 486-0211 If student achievement Arlington residents have writing, speaking, and 10. Learn to respect and get stands as the definitive traditionally backed local listening. along with people. measure of educational quality schools with personal 2. Learn how to examine and 11. Learn to respect and get in a school system, then the involvement. Each school has use information. along with people who schools of Upper Arlington an active parents' 3. Gain a general education. think, dress, and act must be rated among the finest organization, and parents are 4. Develop a desire for differently. in the nation. An impressive encouraged to participate in learning now and in the 12. Learn how to be a good 85 percent or more of Upper schools as volunteers. future. citizen. Arlington High School In 1972, some 200 Upper 5. Develop pride in work and 13. Develop skills to enter a graduates attend college, and Arlington residents joined with a feeling of self-worth. specific field of work. at least 5 to 6 percent more school administrators to 6. Learn about and try to 14. Practice and understand continue their education with the ideas of health and vocational or technical safety. training. 15. Learn how to be a good Results of the Scholastic manager of money, Aptitude Test for seniors show property, and resources. that Upper Arlington students 16. Learn how to use leisure rank significantly above the EDUCATION: time. national average. Upper 17. Understand and practice Arlington High School skills of family living. regularly produces the largest EMPHASIS 18. Understand and practice number of National Merit democratic ideas and Scholarship finalists in the ideals. Columbus area. Metropolitan ON The Upper Arlington City Achievement Tests given to School District holds the fourth-, sixth-, and eighth- distinction of being the only grade students indicate Upper ACHIEVEMENT Ohio district with all schools Arlington children are working accredited by the North one to two years above the Central Association of national norm. Schools and Colleges. Just Why have Upper Arlington establish comprehensive understand the changes over 6000 students are schools been so successful in goals for the schools. These that take place in the enrolled in the six elementary encouraging individual 18 goals have become the world. schools, two junior high achievement? A major factor basis for the educational 7. Appreciate culture and schools, and one high school is real commitment to philosophy of the Upper beauty in the world. in the Upper Arlington area. academic excellence on the Arlington City School District, 8. Gain information needed Because enrollment in these part of school administrators, in which all students are given to make job selection. schools is declining, a trend teachers, and, especially, the opportunity to: 9. Develop good character expected to continue, the private citizens. Upper 1. Develop skills in reading, and self-respect. present K-6, 7-9, and 10-12

Jones Junior High School 14 grade organization will salaries in Upper Arlington structured to encourage change in 1983 to put grades average more than in any mentally, physically, and K-5 in the elementary schools, other school system in emotionally handicapped grades 6-8 in the middle Franklin County. students to achieve their full schools, and grades 9-12 in potential. the high school. Fishinger Special Programs Career education has Elementary, the oldest school In addition to a curriculum become an integral part of the in the district, will close in that strongly emphasizes such regular curriculum at all grade June, 1981; a second school, basic academic subjects as levels in the Upper Arlington Wickliffe Elementary, is reading, writing, and schools. Elementary students projected to close at the end mathematics, Upper Arlington learn the value of work and of the 1982-83 school year. schools provide students with explore different jobs through Government and human a number of innovative field trips and in-class service agencies in Upper programs and alternative projects. Junior high students Arlington are working with educational approaches. attend "Career Raps," where community groups to On the elementary and experts discuss employment determine how the vacated junior high levels, parents opportunities in various fields. buildings can best be used to have the option of enrolling Students in grades 9 through serve local needs for their children in either regular 12 participate in on-site career expanded facilities. contemporary classrooms or seminars, during which they The teaching staff of the informal classrooms. The visit employers to learn what Upper Arlington City School informal classrooms are different jobs entail. Seniors District stands out as one of arranged around learning may opt for a cooperative- the best-trained in the state. activity centers that education program that allows The average length of emphasize problem solving them to combine school with experience for Upper and independent thinking, and work in a chosen field. Arlington teachers is 11 years. teachers work mainly with To expand student In addition to the regular small groups and individuals. awareness of cultural arts, the faculty, a full-time librarian, art Although informal classrooms Upper Arlington Cultural Arts teacher, physical-education are located only in three Commission sponsors an teacher, and general-music elementary schools and one two days each week in Artists in the Schools teacher are assigned to every junior high, students from all accelerated classes at program. Working artists — school. Each junior high over the district may attend Tremont Elementary School. A from poets, painters, and school employs three them. variety of enrichment courses sculptors to filmmakers, guidance counselors, and the Gifted children receive are available to gifted cartoonists, and dramatists — high school has a guidance special attention beginning in secondary students in each visit the schools as artists-in- team of seven counselors, elementary school, where school. Upper Arlington residence. They share their including one devoted entirely talented fourth-, fifth-, and schools also offer skills with the young people, to career placement. Teacher sixth-graders spend one to individualized programs who are able to learn about

Top: The Learning Center at Burbank Center: Students have access to the Left: Students begin the study of Right: Although one of Upper Elementary School latest audio visual learning equipment geography as early as the second grade Arlington's older schools, Barrington in Upper Arlington Schools Elementary is well-built and functionally \ 5 designed the arts through these first­ extracurricular sports This widespread hand experiences. Musicians programs, which receive the enthusiasm for lifelong and dancers frequently stage enthusiastic support of learning opportunities spurred special performances in the students and parents alike. In the development of the Upper schools, enabling the children addition to such traditional Arlington Community to enjoy programs ranging team sports as football, Involvement Program, which from folk music to modern basketball, and baseball, works to connect community dance. students may participate in resources with community Media centers in each tennis, volleyball, archery, needs. The UACIP sponsors school offer educational water polo, swimming, golf, forums on local issues, opportunities that go beyond lacrosse, soccer, and hockey. publicizes community events, the reading and research Most high school sports and, when possible, expands facilities available in programs have been the continuing-education traditional school libraries. program to meet requests for Elementary students gather in specific courses. the media centers to hear stories, watch film strips, and Higher Education work on individual projects. In Although graduates of the junior high schools, Upper Arlington High School students use the centers to are represented at prestigious attend career presentations, take up new hobbies, or colleges and universities all listen to records and tapes, simply fill leisure hours over the United States, the and create their own slide- constructively, the Upper majority elect to attend tape programs. The high Arlington city schools and the college in Ohio. The school media center is a city of Upper Arlington offer a Columbus area, in particular, modern two-story building that potpourri of educational and boasts a number of fine houses nearly 20,000 volumes, recreational courses at schools: Capital University, individual carrels for slide and duplicated in the junior high minimal fees. Area residents Franklin University, Ohio film viewing, darkrooms for schools, where coaching can choose from practical Dominican College, Otterbein student and faculty use, a staffs and facilities are classes such as auto College, Trinity Lutheran media-presentation center, comparable. maintenance and real estate Seminary, Columbus and a closed-circuit-television Several parochial and investment; creative-arts Technical Institute, and studio. A computer located prestigious private schools classes, including calligraphy Columbus College of Art & near the center also serve Upper Arlington and quilting; and fitness Design, to name a few. But by accommodates both students area residents. classes, ranging from folk far the greatest number of and staff. dancing to swimnastics. More Upper Arlington graduates For young athletes, both Lifelong Learning than 3500 people enroll in attend The Ohio State male and female, all the For adults who want to learn continuing-education classes University, whose 3,255-acre schools provide extensive new skills, explore new ideas, each year. campus lies on Upper

Top left: Courses In auto repair for Top right: The biology lab at Upper Left: On the Oval at The Ohio State Right: A footbridge across the women are offered in the evening adult Arlington High School University campus Olentangy River connects the west and 16 education class at Upper Arlington High east campuses of The Ohio State School University Arlington's east border. credit short courses for adults, With a statewide enrollment OSU has developed two credit of nearly 60,000 students, programs for people who OSU is nationally known for its might not otherwise find time academic achievements. The M\ to attend college: Weekend university offers degree University, which holds only programs in fine arts, weekend classes, and Learn & sciences, and humanities as Shop, which offers classes at well as in all major various Columbus shopping professional fields, including centers. agriculture and home Full-health-care services economics, education, are available to the public at engineering, law, medicine, University Hospitals and at dentistry, optometry, OSU's fine dental and veterinary medicine, optometry clinics. The College pharmacy, and social work. of Veterinary Medicine

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Burbank Elementary Hastings Junior High School OSU is Ohio's main graduate- 4770 Burbank Road 1850 Hastings Lane operates a large animal education center and grants 457-1243 451-8310 hospital. almost 60 percent of all Plays, musicals, concerts, doctoral degrees awarded by Greensview Elementary Jones Junior High School films, and lectures are among state-supported schools. 4301 Greensview Drive 2100 Arlington Avenue dozens of special events that OSU provides countless 451-3488 488-5921 attract local residents to the campus for evenings of cultural, recreational, and Tremont Elementary Upper Arlington High School educational opportunities to 2900 Tremont Road 1650 Ridgeview Road entertainment. OSU sports, Upper Arlington residents. In 481-8301 488-3105 especially Buckeye football addition to its regular and basketball, are avidly continuing-education non- followed by area fans.

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ESEE At Zollinger and Northwest Blvd. (614)486-7703 1=J 20 Although Upper Arlington within the secure environment Medical Center. St. Ann's, St. members. residents are within easy of a hospital. Anthony, Central Ohio Riverside is widely reach of a number of high- Riverside's 138-bed Mental Psychiatric Hospital, and recognized for its exceptional quality health-care Health Center stands out as Children's Hospital, the capabilities in major surgery, institutions, Riverside one of the most modern nation's second-largest renal dialysis, infectious Methodist Hospital serves as facilities of its kind in the Mid­ pediatric facility. disease and cancer treatment, the primary health-care west. The center offers both Although Upper Arlington and pediatric and coronary facility for the community. inpatient and outpatient residents are within easy care. A special Coronary Care With more than 1000 beds, psychiatric, alcoholism, and reach of a number of high- Building houses advanced Riverside ranks among the drug-abuse treatment quality health-care heart-monitoring equipment as largest and finest private programs. Its highly respected institutions. Riverside well as heart-catheterization, hospitals in the country. It electrocardiographic, and employs nearly 3000 people, stress-testing laboratories. As including more than 500 medical a principal central Ohio and dental staff members. medical-referral center, Riverside is widely Riverside accepts many recognized for its exceptional patients each year who capabilities in major surgery, HEALTH CARE: require delicate open-heart renal dialysis, infectious surgery and neurosurgery. disease and cancer treatment, In 1977, to meet the growing and pediatric and coronary EXCELLENCE demand for outpatient surgery, care. A special Coronary Care Riverside opened its Building houses advanced Ambulatory Care Center, heart-monitoring equipment as located in Upper Arlington. well as heart-catheterization, Patients needing only minor electrocardiographic, and operations are admitted and stress-testing laboratories. As ABUNDANCE released on the same day, at a a principal central Ohio substantial savings in hospital medical-referral center, costs. More than two dozen Riverside accepts many Alcoholism Unit was the first Methodist Hospital serves as different outpatient clinics at patients each year who inpatient treatment program to the primary health-care the hospital provide specialty require delicate open-heart be established in central Ohio. facility for the community. treatment in such areas as surgery and neurosurgery. In addition to Riverside," With more than 1000 beds, dermatology, obstetrics, and In 1977, to meet the growing Columbus has 11 hospitals, Riverside ranks among the arthritis. Family medical demand for outpatient surgery, including University Hospitals largest and finest private attention is available at Riverside opened its on The Ohio State University hospitals in the country. It Riverside's Family Practice Ambulatory Care Center, campus, Doctors (North and employs nearly 3000 people, Center, which is staffed by located in Upper Arlington. West), Grant, Mercy, Mt. including more than 500 graduate licensed family- Patients needing only minor Carmel East, Mt. Carmel medical and dental staff practice physicians. operations are admitted and released on the same day, at a substantial savings in hospital costs. More than two dozen different outpatient clinics at the hospital provide specialty treatment in such areas as dermatology, obstetrics, and arthritis. Family medical attention is available at Riverside's Family Practice Center, which is staffed by graduate licensed family- practice physicians. The emergency room at Riverside is the largest in central Ohio, handling nearly 60,000 patient visits annually. Recently, a Minor Emergency Unit was added to reduce waiting time for treatment of less critical cases. Riverside also boasts the largest maternity service in central Ohio. The "Childbirth at Riverside Is Special" program offers classes to expectant parents, and the Maternity Unit features several birthing rooms, where couples can experience a home-style birth Top right: Infants receive special Top left: The coronary care unit at Above: Riverside Methodist medical attention in the special care Riverside Methodist Hospital Hospital is one of the largest private O •• nursery medical centers in the country ~ • Upper Arlington people Elementary and at Jones and club is best known as the the oldest amateur theater relish their leisure hours and Hastings junior high schools) place where all-time-great groups in Ohio. The group recognize that recreation is an and the high school golfer Jack Nicklaus got his holds open auditions for its essential part of community natatorium, all of which are start in the sport. three yearly productions. life. Their enthusiasm has open by membership to With more than 1000 Similarly, the Upper Arlington sparked the growth of leisure anyone in the community. members, the Upper Arlington Civic Orchestra and Civic programs to accommodate Swimming, indoor tennis, and Senior Center hums with Band welcome qualified every possible interest. racquetball are available at literally dozens of activities, amateur musicians. The several private clubs in the ranging from bowling trips and orchestra performs four times Fun and Fitness area. Two exceptionally fine backgammon to photography each year, from September The Upper Arlington Parks golf courses grace the and physical fitness. These through May, and the band and Recreation Department presents four concerts during coordinates the use of 22 city the spring and summer parks and eight school play­ months. grounds, providing year-round activities for children and Applause, Applause adults. Organized team sports What began some 40 years such as softball, basketball, ago as a men's chorus at First soccer, and volleyball involve Community Church has hundreds of participants. The mushroomed into a major Parks Department sponsors LEISURE musical/variety production summer shuffleboard known as Vaud-Villities. With tournaments at Fancyburg a cast and crew of 400 Park and tennis tournaments LIVING amateurs, Vaud-Villities is at Northam Park, which now staged each spring at features 10 clay courts. Area Veteran's Memorial organizations often work with Auditorium in Columbus, Parks Department facilities to where it plays six consecutive offer youth sports programs. evenings to more than 20,000 The Upper Arlington Athletic people. Association sponsors boy's community: The Ohio State active seniors enjoy theater Although the show attracts baseball and football and girl's University Golf Course, which trips, tours, crafts classes, amateur performers from all softball, drill team, and is restricted to students, luncheons, and lectures. A over central Ohio, many of the cheerleading; Northwest faculty, staff, and alumni of the group known as the Road- company members hail from Kiwanis sponsors youth university, and Scioto Country runner Walkers gets together Upper Arlington. Auditions for soccer leagues. Club, a membership-only for a weekly trek. Vaud-Villities are held in The Upper Arlington Board course, which over the years The Parks and Recreation December; rehearsals run of Education operates three has sponsored a good number Department also sponsors from January through April. outdoor pools (at Tremont of national tournaments. The Village Little Theatre, one of Crew members build all the

The Columbus Zoo is located just north of Upper Arlington Fishing below the Griggs Dam on the Scioto River 22 sets and make all the service organizations. In fact, as old as the community itself. program, which is presented costumes, and the show is total membership in these Neighborhood residents work in association with the Parks funded entirely through ticket many civic, charitable, together to build elaborate and Recreation Department. sales. The dedication and educational, cultural, floats for this razzle-dazzle The annual Christmas camaraderie among the professional, and volunteer affair, which lasts nearly two Decorating Contest and the people who participate in groups equals over half of hours and is widely "Miss Arlington" competition Vaud-Villities year after year Upper Arlington's population. considered to be the best are also Civic Association make the show one of the With more than 1000 life­ Independence Day parade in projects. All these programs most exciting and eagerly time and approximately 3000 Ohio. are supported through awaited events in the annual family memberships, Today, the Civic membership fees. Columbus area. the Upper Arlington Civic Association sponsors an Among Upper Arlington's most active community groups are Community Spirit its many garden clubs and the Through their persistent Upper Arlington Garden efforts to maintain a superior Council. The Council is an quality of life in the association of garden clubs community, Upper Arlington working for the beautification residents have nurtured the and conservation of parklands growth of numerous social and and other natural areas in the city. A favorite annual springtime event, the large NorWest Flower Show, is coordinated by the Garden Lm/ ,o> Mill Council. A Lively Library slsW J^sasHliiijrlX The Upper Arlington Library collection includes more than Ban 1 195,000 books — but lending books is only one of the many Association is the largest of ambitious roster of events, services provided at both the IA jtt^m these local organizations. including Labor-Neighbor Day, main building and two branch \n Xr m Formed in 1933, the which features bicycle races libraries. An excellent audio­ Association began as the for all age groups; Memorial visual department offers ! HH coordinating committee for Day activities, with youth records, slides, films, tapes, the Upper Arlington Fourth of track and field games; a video cassettes, art prints, July Parade and Celebration, Halloween haunted-house photographs, and even an event it still sponsors. The "spooktacular"; and the lovely sculpture. The extensive L Fourth of July observance is Christmas in the Parks research department includes

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24 a heavily used file of over presented throughout the out to the community with 70,000 pamphlets on a variety library and the staff compiles events for every taste. From pypr* • - of topics. The main library and distributes a free holiday June through August it - building, which received an cookbook. sponsors Music in the Park, a 1 award from the Columbus summer outdoor concert Convention and Visitors The Arts Flourish series featuring all kinds of Bureau for its architectural Although Upper Arlington music, from jazz and blue- beauty, has a small auditorium residents are close enough to grass to classical and folk. - where family-movie nights are Columbus to enjoy the many Several hundred people turn frequently scheduled. cultural attractions of that out for each of these free To encourage young people city, community leaders have performances, which are 4J to read, the library sponsors an annual summer-vacation reading program for grade- school children. More than half of the Upper Arlington p, students enrolled in grades 1 l*M through 4 participate in the yearly festival of short films program. A regular story hour provides a showcase for delights preschoolers; kinder­ independent filmmakers. garten children can join the The Cultural Arts summer "Alphabet Troupe"; Commission frequently and special "Summer Fun" mounts art and photography crafts demonstrations attract exhibitions at the Municipal hundreds of youngsters to the Services Center. Professional library with programs ranging invitational art exhibitions, from skateboarding to kite traveling shows, and youth art flying. exhibits are among the annual The library strives to presentations. To acquaint accommodate local needs for Upper Arlington's young leisure-learning opportunities, worked to build a unique usually held on the plaza at people with the various and seminars and crafts cultural tradition within Upper the Municipal Services Center. artistic disciplines, the programs for adults are a Arlington itself. To encourage The annual film series, which Commission also coordinates regular part of its activities. the development of the arts as runs from fall through spring, the Artists in the Schools One of the most popular well as to preserve Upper draws avid audiences that program, which brings in events for all age groups is the Arlington's cultural heritage, gather at the Municipal professional artists, from Holiday Happiness" program the Cultural Arts Commission Services Center auditorium to poets to performers and in December, when special was formed in 1972. see free screenings of classic printmakers, to work with the crafts demonstrations are The Commission reaches and foreign films. A special students.

Top left: Many exhibits are held in the Top right: Upper Arlington residents Above left: The Central Ohio Soccer Above right: The Upper Arlington Civic center hall of the Municipal Services have access to 22 well-equipped city Association is represented in Upper Orchestra rehearses at the Upper r% g Center parks Arlington by the Jones Junior High Arlington High School Z3 School team Upper Arlington has been serve on seven advisory cruisers, one police van, and school students firsthand very successful throughout its boards and councils: the one animal warden's van. experience with police history in attracting high- Board of Zoning Adjustment, Average police response time operations. Officers are avail­ caliber leadership. City Board of Health, Library is under three minutes. able through a Division officials care deeply about the Board, Planning Commission, Upper Arlington police are speakers' bureau to discuss a community, and they bring a Medical Advisory Board, Civil very much involved in variety of crime prevention rare combination of Service Commission, and educating area residents to and related topics. pragmatism and vision to their Cultural Arts Commission. prevent crime. They offer One of the most popular jobs. As a result, services in Security Survey, a free service Police Division programs is Upper Arlington go far beyond Police Division that evaluates security weak­ Safety Town, a free two-week the ordinary and are widely The fact that Upper nesses in homes and summer session for children considered among the best in who will attend kindergarten the nation. or first grade in the fall. Using In 1956, Upper Arlington tricycles and pedal cars, residents voted to amend the children learn the basic rules city charter to provide for a of pedestrian and traffic council-city manager form of safety. government. This arrangement assures the most efficient use SERVICES: Fire Division of city resources, because With 60 trained personnel at daily municipal business is BEYOND three fire stations, the Upper handled by professionals. Arlington Fire Division has The seven-member city been ranked among the top 30 council acts as the legislative THE in the country by the National and policymaking body for the Fire Protection Association. In community. Council members 1979, per-capitafire loss in are elected at large to four- BASICS Upper Arlington was $2 as year terms; the council in turn compared to a national rate of elects one of its members to $19. Ongoing educational serve as president and mayor. programs and availability of The council appoints the city Arlington has the lowest crime businesses; Plain Talk About free home inspections through clerk, finance director, city rate in Franklin County speaks Business Security, an the Fire Prevention Bureau attorney, and city manager. As well for the 50-person Police employee-training program on help keep fire loss chief administrative officer, Division, which provides 24- crime prevention; Neighbor­ consistently low. The Division the city manager is hour patrol to protect the hood Watch, which enlists also sponsors an aggressive responsible for operation of people and property of the citizen support to help spot youth-counseling program that all city progams and city. The Division is well and report crime; and Law has attracted national departments. The council also equipped with 11 marked Enforcement Explorer Post, a attention; the program won a selects interested citizens to cruisers, five unmarked program designed to give high grant to develop research on

The skyline of downtown Columbus is clearly visible from Upper Arlington 26 juvenile fire setters. home in Upper Arlington. The special pickup. offers accommodations to Paramedic-trained fire first is for garbage collection, residents who occasionally fighters handle local rescue which is made at homeowners' First Community Village need assistance, and a service. This crack First Aid garages — garbage containers Upper Arlington seniors are Convalarium serves both and Rescue Team has taken need not be placed at curbside. active, involved people who short- and long-term medical top honors in many national The second pickup handles are valued members of the needs. First Community and international brush, grass clippings, and community. To provide for Village residents enjoy myriad competitions. Working with leaves, which must be bagged their special housing needs, cultural and recreational three emergency squad or bundled and placed at the leaders of First Community activities, from theater trips vehicles, including two curb. During the autumn Church developed First and community sing-alongs to severe-trauma units, the team months the Street Division Community Village, a films and art shows.

Media Upper Arlington is covered by two excellent community newspapers, The Upper Arlington News and Tri-Village News. With a circulation of approximately 16,500, The Upper Arlington News is delivered to all homes and businesses in the community can respond quickly and early each Wednesday effectively to any situation. morning. The paper itself is Paramedics on the team have free; recipients are asked to surpassed all state proficiency pay only a voluntary $1 requirements, and their monthly fee, which goes to the practices are constantly being carriers. The Tri-Village News, reviewed by the Upper which covers Grandview Arlington Medical Advisory Heights and Marble Cliff as Board to assure top schedules special leaf comprehensive 28-acre retire­ well as Upper Arlington, is performance. collections; residents simply ment center located in the old available by subscription and rake leaves into the gutters, section of Upper Arlington. arrives on Tuesdays. Many Sanitation Division where the leaves are removed Opened in 1963, First Upper Arlington residents also City sanitation services with suction machinery. To Community Village is subscribe to the Columbus reflect a broad-based concern have bulky items such as old composed primarily of garden Dispatch, published evenings for keeping the community appliances hauled away, and terrace apartments, where and Sundays, the Columbus beautiful. Two refuse pickups residents need only call the seniors may live securely and Citizen-Journal, published are scheduled weekly at each Sanitation Division to arrange independently. Hillside House mornings, and Columbus

Top left: New home of The Upper Top right: First Community Village is a complete residential and retirement center Above. The Upper Arlington Fire Arlington News for senior citizens encompassing 28 acres Department's emergency medical service has an excellent rating 27 channel and a number of pay- per-view premium channels. Not only do subscribers watch television with this system, but they can also talk back to it during special public-opinion survey programs via in-home push-button response boxes. The QUBE system has "narrowcasting" capability, by which particular programs can be transmitted only to specific subscribers. The Upper Arlington Planning Commission has used QUBE to survey area residents on The Ohio State University Medical planning issues. The spirit of Center community cooperation is SAFE RQYALE Monthly magazine. evidenced each month on the The Columbus area has 17 QUBE system in the Your pleasure is the business of the Cafe Royale, community's own TV program whenever you stop by. Open from 6 a.m. to AM and FM radio stations, which offer a variety of news, — Upper Arlington Plain Talk 10 p.m., the restaurant not only serves appetizing sports, music, and — in which community issues food but also features nightly entertainment in the information, and four and programs are aired. Headliner Lounge. Among the Cafe Royale's television stations, Columbus was selected for amenities are meeting and banquet facilities, plus representing the three the development of a two-way Sunday liquor sales. national commercial networks television system because the and the Public Broadcasting economy and population Service. characteristics of the area Upper Arlington residents reflect the makeup of the have access to the QUBE entire United States. 3232 BLENTANGY RIVER RB. cable system, pioneered in the Tucked away in this EBbUMBUS 43202 Columbus area. A division of prosperous setting, the vitality Warner Amex, QUBE delivers of Upper Arlington flourishes. (E14) 261-7141 30 channels of television, Upper Arlington boasts a proud including the 24-hour movie heritage and adynamic future.

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Haemmerla, Haammerle & Moore, Barbara O. Heximar, CPA's 1810 Mackenzie Dr., 43220 ... 451 -4644 1836MildenRd., 43221 274-6571 ENGINEERS— MECHANICAL Jacoby, Thomas H., CPA 1080 Fishinger Rd., 43221 .... 457-1990 Korda Engineering Co. 4621 Reed Rd., 43220 457-7500 Rachal, C.F., CPA ENGINEERS— PROFESSIONAL 3363 Tremont Rd., 43221 457-8373 Burgess & Nipla, Limited Wilay, Jamas E. & Co. MEMBERSHIP 1550 W. Henderson Rd.. Paul Shepard 43220 451-7722 ROSTER 5085 Reed Rd., 43220 459-2050 Columbus Engineering Consultants, ADVERTISING & PUBLIC Ltd. RELATIONS A classified list of the members of Edward P. Ferris 2455 North Star Rd., 43221 .. .451-8381 Garbig, Snail, Weishelmer & Assoc. the Upper Arlington Area Beth Ann Jaquith Chamber of Commerce as of ENGINEERS— STRUCTURAL 1500 W. Lane Ave., 43221 .... 486-5936 December 31,1980 Korda, Namath, Kadakia & ADVERTISING SPECIALTIES Jezarinac, Inc. 4621 Reed Rd., 43220 457-7500

Crown Favor Co. FLORISTS Carl D. Hart 2142 Riverside Dr.. 43221 .... 488-5925 DaSantis Florist Nicholas DeSantis AMUSEMENT DEVICES 865 DeSantisCt., 43214 451-4414

after Home Entertainment Center Society Bank Ptahl, John, K. Inc. Flower Time la Anytime David Harding 4685Larwell Dr., 43220. 459-4708 John K. Phahl Ph.D. GinnieZiegler 1554 W.Lane Ave. 43221 ...481-8161 2610 Charing Rd. 43221 . 457-7700 5025 Arlington Centre Blvd. .. 457-7277 BEAUTY SALONS ATTORNEYS Rinahart, Jamas A. Stevena, Peg Flowers & Gifts Harry's Beauty Salon 2375 CranfordRd, 43221 ... .451-5708 Charles E. Foulk, Owner Krona, Gilbert L. Harry Chambers 4171 Kenny Rd., 43220 451-4244 2000 W. Henderson Rd., 1787 Kingsdale Shopping CONTRACTORS — 43220 451-7159 Center 457-5161 EXCAVATING FRUITS & VEGETABLES — RETAIL McConnaughay, Stradlay, Mona & Moul Panzona, Charles, Hair Designers, Fred's Excavating Edward F. Whipps Inc. Fred Schmidt Kerns Farm Market 100 E. Broad St., 43215 461 -6060 2096 W. Henderson Rd., 5030PostlewaiteRd. Curtis Kerns 43220 451-7844 Worthington. 43085 451 -0606 4109 Kenny Rd., 43220 451-4942 Shaelfer&Harbold Beryl E. Shaeffer CONTRACTORS—SITE FUNERAL DIRECTORS 1000 W. Henderson Rd., CANDY & CONFECTIONERY, RETAIL, WHOLESALE, & MFG. DEVELOPMENT 43220 457-4113 Schoedinger Northwest Chapal Jay Schoedinger AUTO DEALERS— NEW CARS Anthony-Thomas Candy Storaa, Inc. Ruxton Construction 1740 Zollinger Rd., 43221 .... 457-5481 Joseph C. Zanetos William Ruxton Buckeye Dataun 1793 Kingsdale Center. 1754 Guilford Rd., 43221 486-9117 GIFT SHOPS Jerry Spires 43221 451-4190 1562 King Ave , 43212 486-6731 COPYING & DUPLICATING My Shop, Inc. CARPET & RUG CLEANERS SERVICES Georgeann Mock AUTOMOBILE WARRANTY 3139 Kingsdale Center, PROCESSING SERVICE Stanley Steamer Carpet Cleaner 43221 457-5116 Jim O'Connor KwikKopy Roger Bardon Dealsrs Alliance Corp. 5500 Stanley Steemer Pkwy. GROCERS—RETAIL DaveMainwaring Dublin, 43017 457-1733 4660 Larwell Dr., 43220 457-5500 3518 Riverside Dr., 43221 .... 459-0364 Tom Tarpy Markets, Inc. CARPET & RUG DEALERS — Ken Adkinson BANKS NEW DATA PROCESSING SERVICES 620 E. Broad St., 43215 221-2055

BancOhlo—ONB Carpets by LZ, Inc. CompuServe, Inc. Tom Tarpy Markets, Inc. 1850 W. Henderson Rd., Bill Elzey David Swaddling Dan Tarpy 43220 463-7885 3100 Tremont Rd.. 43221 451-3264 5000 Arlington Centre Blvd., 2140 Tremont Center, 43221.. 488-1838 29 (con't) 43220 457-8600 INSURANCE Hawk, Thomaa L. NEWSPAPERS Kingsdale Gynecologic Assoc, Inc. 1593 W Lane Ave , 43221 .... 488-3662 Donald K. Bryan, M.D. American General Life Insurance Co. Upper Arlington News 1800 Zollinger Rd.. 43221 .... 457-4827 Charles H. Collins, CLU Proicou, John N. Tri-Village Publishing Co. 3360 Tremont Rd, 43221 451-7258 2120 Tremont Center, 43221. . 486-2240 Tom Forsythe Drs. Murphy, Keith & Lichtblau Jim Waldsmith 1975 Guilford Rd.. 43221 486-0249 919 Old W. Henderson Rd., Davia, C.E. Insurance Agency 43220 451-1212 2000 W. Henderson Rd., Suite 60, LANDSCAPE CONTRACTORS — Shoman, Alfred F. & William A 43220 459-7258 DESIGN & CONSTRUCTION Gibson, M.D.'a Inc. OPTICIANS 1800 Zollinger Rd., 43221 457-5359 Employee Benefit Management Co. Four Seasons Nursery Co., Inc. Donald Moulton Fulton, Robert E. Opticians, Inc. Russell G. Means, Jr. REAL ESTATE 2100 Tremont Center. 43221. 486-9401 5933 Sawmill Rd. William M. Cruickshanks. Jr. Dublin,43017 889-1028 1161 Kenny Centre. 43220... .459-1041 BuyOhio . Inc., Realtors Seventeenth State Insurance Agency Thomas F. Calhoonll Joe Cuddy PAPER PRODUCTS Greenscapee Co. Samuel S. Calhoon 1515 W.Lane Ave, 43221 ... .481-8115 William Maher 4900 Reed Rd., 43220 457-7900 1034 Dublin Rd., 43215 488-2454 Hammermiil Papar Co. Warne, Ralph D. & Assoc., Inc. Jerry Wojtas, Reg. Mgr. Kent Real Eatata 3070 Riverside Dr., (P.O. Box 5865), 4700 Reed Rd.. (P.O. Box 20476), LUMBER Bob Kent 43221 486-6701 43220 451-1391 2810 Fishinger Rd. 43221 ... .451-2000 INTERIOR DECORATORS & Heee-Gardner Lumbar Co. PHARMACIES Chip Hess Kinman Development, Inc. DESIGNERS— COMMERCIAL Harry Thoman 2501 North Star Rd., (P.O. Box 21228), Medicine Shoppa Pharmacy 43221 488-9743 1660 Northwest Professional Plaza, Annette'a Daaign Studio Louis W. Marcy 43220 457-2112 Annette Bellis 4499 Kenny Rd., 43220 457-7773 Paula Bellis MEN'S CLOTHING & 5151 Reed Rd., Suite 217, FURNISHINGS— RETAIL Scioto View Pharmacy Kizer, Ed Realtor 43220 459-2598 2830 Fishinger Rd., 43221 451-8333 4949 Dierker Rd., 43220 457-9191 Walker's Tremont Inc. INVESTMENT SECURITIES Bill Powell Tremont Pharmacy, Inc. Red Carpet-Spirit Real Eatata, Inc. 2110 Tremont Center, 43221. . 486-0281 Larry Shonk Michael J. Ryan Thomson Investment Services 2144 Tremont Center, 43221. . 488-2625 1460 W. Lane Ave.. 43221 .... 486-9665 A Division of Thomson-McKinnon Securities, Inc. MUSIC INSTRUCTION- PHOTOGRAPHY Rouda, Harlay E. Realtors A Member of NY Stock Exchange INSTRUMENTAL Jim Rook 69 E. Wilson Bridge Rd. 1093 Fishinger Rd.. 43221 .... 459-0444 Worthington, Ohio Motts Photographic Canter 43085 436-9830 DeArmond Academy of Music Warren Motts Mary Jane DeArmond 1461 Gerrard Ave., 43212 .... 294-6179 Simpson, Sarah Realtor JEWELERS—RETAIL 1660 Northwest Professional Plaza, 3360 Tremont Rd., 43221 459-1900 43220 451-1250 PHYSICIANS & SURGEONS, M.D. Davis Crafts, Inc. Thompson, King & Co. Donald Davis Sonne, Roy & Charlotte Goodman, Hubert T., M.D. George Frost 1154 Kenny Centre, 43220. .451-4708 452 E. Cecil St., Springfield, 45509 1670 Fishinger Rd.. 43221 .... 451 -6263 1810 Mackenzie Dr., 43220.. .451-5700

The permanent residents of the Scioto River welcome visitors 30 RESTAURANTS County Savings SHOES—RETAIL TRAVEL AGENCIES 225 E Broad St.. 43215 .221-6555 Arby'slnc. Brown Shoes, Inc. Arlington Travel Karen Bender. Mktg. Coor. Diamond Savings & Loan Bayard R. Brown Ike Reynolds 1415 Dublin-Granville Rd . 2000 W Henderson Rd . 2108 Tremont Center. 43221. . 486-4477 2460 Brandon Rd.. 43221 488-5931 43229 436-8288 43220 451-9900 SHOPPING CENTERS Intel's, Dan World of Travel, Inc. Ciao Corporation Dollar Savings Association Dan Imel 1756 W Lane Ave. 43221 ... .481-8187 5025 Arlington Centre Blvd.. Scott Pletcher Lane Avenue Merchants Association 43220 451-4882 RoseC. Bucci W. Craig West 2820 Nottingham Rd . 43221 . 457-2777 1555 W. Lane Ave. (P.O. Box 21293). First Federal Savings & Loan VETERINARIANS 1851 W Henderson Rd.. 43221 481-8341 Knapp's, Bill Upper Arlington, Inc. 43220 451-6366 Headlee, Dr. John J. Dan Hamlin Tremont Shopping Center 4590 Kenny Rd. 43220 451-1204 2199 Riverside Dr.. 43221 . .488-1139 Main Federal Savings & Loan Martha Suter 1365 Bethel Rd.. 43220 459-0750 2160 Tremont Center. 43221. .488-0701 WOMEN'S APPAREL— RETAIL McDonald's Martin L. Ranft. Mgr Ohio Federal Savings ft Loan SWIMMING POOL 1905 W. Henderson Rd.. Madison's 1743 W. Lane Ave .43221 ... 488-1831 CONTRACTORS/SERVICE 43220 459-0542 George Jones 1720 Zollinger Rd .43221 .. 457-0940 72 North High St.. 43215 221-4325 MCL Kingsdale Cafeteria Lee, Bud Pool Service 4893PostlewaiteRd. Vito Uscilowski State Savings Company HONORARYMEMBERS Worthmgton. 43085 457-4925 3160 Tremont Rd.. 43221 457-5786 Page Vornbrock. Mgr. 1660 Fishinger Rd. 43221 . .451-8530 Hal Hyrne, Praautti's Villa TELEPHONE EQUIPMENT & City Manager of Upper Arlington Salvatore Presutti SYSTEMS Dave Hammond, President, 1692 W. Fifth Ave., 43212 . 488-0795 SECRETARIAL SERVICES Upper Arlington Civic Association Dr. Homer F. Mincy. Superintendent, Phone Line, Inc., The Upper Arlington Schools. Board of Ed. Tremont Chef-O-Nette Administrative Resources Gary A. Parker Maborn Howard Dana L. Bland 2000 W. Henderson Rd.. Suite 360, Trustees: 2090 Tremont Center. 43221.. 488-8444 4663 Executive Dr.. Suite 7. 43220 451-2135/37 43220 451-1000 Donald E. Davis Thomas H. Jacoby SAVINGS & LOAN Curtis Kerns Kelly Services, Inc. ASSOCIATIONS TELEVISION—CATV Gilbert Krone Susan Maclean COMPANIES Barbara O. Moore 2000 W Henderson Rd.. Buckeye Federal Savings & Loan Warren Motts 43220 457-6136 4455 Kenny Rd.. 43220 225-2026 Warner-Amex Qube Marietta Riggs 930 KmnearRd, 43212 459-3300 James A. Rinehart Michael J. Ryan Buckeye Federal Savings & Loan SERVICE STATIONS— Jay Schoedinger 2098 Tremont Center. 43221.. 225-2080 GASOLINE & OIL TOYS—RETAIL Paul B. Scholl Page Vornbrock Country Savings Kendale Texaco Service Kiddie Korner Juvenile Stores Edward Whipps 3005 Northwest Blvd.. W.J.Cobb Richard Gernhardt Dr. Robert Zerman 43221 . 486-7703 4494 Kenny Rd., 43220 451-8731 3121 Tremont Rd., 43221 451-8211 Richard Ziegler

interstate highways provide easy access to Upper Arlington The Capitol Building at Arlington Center on Henderson Road houses office suites 31 1355 ©uou'n ftoab Columbus, <&i)io 486-0229 Excellent food and drinks are served in the regal atmosphere provided by an Olde English decor. After a satisfying dinner you may enjoy a cocktail or two in the separate but comfortable lounge featuring live entertainment Monday thru Saturday. Located in the Imperial House Arlington Motor Inn, there's always plenty of free parking. Reservations suggested.

Tremont Shopping Center The convenience of a shopping complex, the friendliness of locally owned and operated stores — that's why so many Upper Arlington families have been coming to the Tremont Shopping Center for more than a quarter of a century. Personal service is the rule here — not the exception — and customers enjoy the increasingly rare experience of knowing that their patronage is appreciated.

2160 Tremont Center Columbus 43221 (614)488-0701

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