Council Discussed Grand Opening, Candidates and More in October
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Volume XXXIII Issue 9 October 2007 Council discussed grand opening, From the Board: It has come to our attention that there is some confusion candidates and more in October concerning advertising policy in the Village Views. Our policy is as follows: All non-profit organizations will get By Susan House the police building and additional and sworn in as an Auxiliary Police one free ad per year. Repeat ads for non-profits will be charged The greatly anticipated Emer- work on the community house. Officer. He is a graduate of the at one half of the regular rate. Submissions, which the main pur- gency Services building “Open Councilman Howe made a Clermont County Police Academy pose of is to raise funds, are considered ads. Businesses are House” was held on September 22 point of mentioning that Porst was and has experience as a police of- charged at the full advertising rate. following the Second Annual Ter- a key player in the organization of ficer. He expressed his appreciation Our ad rates, by current standards, are quite low, and we will race Park Motor Classic held on the financing for the building project, at being able to join the department do our best to keep them so. Rates run $6 per column inch. We the green. The car show was or- and that he had spent countless in the Terrace Park community. have not raised our advertising rates in 10 years. Village Views ganized by Sean Barton and crew, hours overseeing the budget de- Candidates for council relies on ad revenue and donations to pay for publishing costs. and was a fund raiser for the fire mands of the venture. The council Jeff Krueger, who is a candidate We are not funded by the Village of Terrace Park. We are a non- and Emergency Medical Services and the mayor added thanks to running for council in the upcoming profit endeavor staffed by volunteers. Keeping the paper afloat (EMS) Departments. EMS Chief Porst for his work. Larry Williams, election, attended the council meet- requires a great time commitment and steady revenue. Thank you Connie Wilson reported that atten- the Chief Fiscal Officer was also ing. Krueger introduced himself, and for all of your past and present support, without which we would dance at the open house was ap- singled out for his diligence in mak- stayed to observe the operation of not be able to continue. proximately 250 people. ing sure that all contract payments the Village Administration. Krueger Please call the Business Manager, Gerri Kennedy, with any Chief Wilson, on behalf of her- to sub-contractors and vendors grew up in Terrace Park and works questions about advertising in the paper. Her number is: 831-2388. self, Fire Chief Jeff Carle and their were accurate and consistent. in his family’s business, Krueger We are always looking for new advertisers! It’s a great way to reach dedicated crews, expressed genu- Porst, once again, took the oppor- Nationwide Insurance. He was Village residents, as the paper is delivered to every household in ine gratitude for the new fire and tunity to thank all Terrace Park resi- thanked for “stepping up” to run for the Park. EMS facility. She extended thanks dents for agreeing to fund this im- this position. The Mayor said that Lee to the mayor, council and the Terrace portant construction. Cole has also agreed to run for a Thank you, Park community for this wonderful Pancake Supper council position. Seats will be va- Suanne Luhn, Linda Swensson, Cyndy Finnigan, Gerri Kennedy. new work space. Councilman Jeff The 48th Annual “Pancake Sup- cated by Koreman and Jack Brown. Koreman was singled out by Wilson, per” is set for Sunday, November 4 Glassmeyer retires now has additional resources that residences that leaf collection will other councilmen and the mayor for at the Terrace Park Elementary caf- Mayor Gohman reminded ev- will contribute to the development begin October 15, and will continue his dedication to the building project eteria. This is one of the fund rais- eryone that Francine Glassmeyer of comprehensive and informative through November 30. Everyone is and the rehabilitation of the commu- ers for our volunteer fire and EMS will officially retire on October 31, literature for parents and children urgently requested to make certain nity house. John Maggard was departments. 2007. A “get together” will be held alike regarding the dangers that can that the leaf piles put out for pick-up thanked for his assistance in orga- New fire fighters and police of- on that day at the Community build- be present on the internet. He feels contain only leaves. If sticks are nizing requirements for the new fa- ficer sworn in ing in appreciation of the many that this will be pertinent and use- buried within the leaf pile, serious cility. Chief Wilson also thanked all After an introduction by Coun- years of service that Glassmeyer ful information and is committed to damage can occur to the truck and squad volunteers for their help. cilman Howe, council members has dedicated to the Village. accomplishing this task. equipment used. This machinery is Maggard was also recognized for the gave consent to appointment new Internet safety Leaf pick-up expensive and when damaged is ex- demonstrations that he offered dur- fire fighters, Donald Snider and Chief of Police Jerry Hayhow Acting as the Village Street pensive to repair. If the equipment is ing the grand opening. Kevin Dunn. Snider, who was in at- and Sergeant Tim Chin attended Commissioner, Hayhow reminded not running, no leaves are picked up. Councilman Mark Porst reported tendance, was sworn in by Mayor the Attorney General’s Conference that the “close out construction meet- Gohman. He informed Council that on Law Enforcement. Investigative ing” has been held. Porst reported he is a level two fire fighter, and has techniques and defense tactics that the slated cost of the project had 6-and-one-half years of experience were among the seminars they at- actually come in at $61,000 under in Clermont County as a member tended. Of special importance was budget. He said that these funds will of the fire and EMS departments. the coverage of “Internet Use for ultimately allow for needed repairs to Brian Bauer was appointed Children.” The Chief feels that he Terrace Park teacher inducted into college Hall of Fame Warrior Royalty Mariemont High School seniors Laura Murray and Jake Glaser were Mr. Maness with his first grade class at the assembly Kevin Maness crowned Homecoming queen and king at halftime of the football game October 5. Laura is the daughter of Joe and Patty Murray of Fairfax. Kevin Maness, a first grade College men’s swim team all four Maness has taught first grade Jake is the son of Dennis and Joy Glaser of Terrace Park. Other Terrace teacher at Terrace Park Elementary, years that he competed. He was at Terrace Park Elementary since Parkers on homecoming court were seniors Joey Mileham and Chris will be inducted into the William H. OAC Swimmer of the year in 1991 2001 and has been the Head Var- Porst, and freshman, Keeky Jackson. Hollinger Hall of Fame at Hiram Col- and seven time OAC Champion in sity Swimming Coach at Mariemont lege on October 6. Maness earned the 200 and 400 Individual Medleys High School (his alma mater) for the this recognition through his four and the 200 Backstroke during 1990 past thirteen years. Pancake Supper years of accomplishments as a var- – 1993. He was captain of the Terri- The Terrace Park Elementary Take a night off and let someone else do the sity swimmer for the Hiram Terriers. ers swim team for two years and staff and students celebrated Mr. cooking at the 48th Annual Pancake Supper Maness was MVP for the Hiram achieved five varsity records. Maness’ achievement with a sur- Sunday, November 4 prise all-school assembly, complete with the singing of the Hiram Terri- 4:30 p.m. – 7:30 p.m. ers Fight Song. TPE cafeteria Don’t miss this annual community event! Curbside leaf collection will began October 15 and continues through the end of November. Please do not put anything other than leaves in the collection piles because the leaf collecting equipment can be easily damaged by hard debris such as sticks, rocks, etc. VV Deadline changes There will be no stick collection at this time. Date: Tuesday, Nov. 6 Because of the holidays the November and A quick safety reminder: to help protect the children of our vil- December deadlines have been moved ahead. The Time: 6:30 a.m. - 7:30 p.m. lage, please do not drive through leaves on the curb. Also, please deadline for the November issue is Nov. 2 discourage children from playing in leaf piles along the street. Place: Community Building The deadline for the December issue is Nov. 30. Letters to the Editor Village Views welcomes reader To the editor, mail. Signed letters to the edi- When I was asked to be part of the Mariemont School District’s Levy tor must be received by 9 p.m. th campaign for the upcoming election on November 6 , I gladly said yes. on Friday, November 2. Please My husband Paul and I moved to the district 23 years ago. We did not yet limit length to 350 words. Let- have children in the school system but we knew the schools were excel- ters over 350 words will be pub- lent and we loved the community. We now have two children in the high lished as submitted subject to school.