July 11, 2018 THE OAKWOOD REGISTER

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Oakwood Public Safety Dept. Close Crawl to offer Citizen Police Academy The Oakwood Public Safety 15 students. Applications will be Department is excited to announce processed as they are received. creation of the city’s first Citizens Applicants must be an Oakwood Police Academy (CPA). The resident or employed in the city first class will take place from of Oakwood, at least 21 years of Wednesday, Sept. 12, through age and pass a limited background Wednesday, Nov. 14. The CPA check. Automatic disqualifying will consist of a ten-week curric- criteria would include any prior ulum educating citizens about the felony conviction, sex-related functions of the Oakwood Public offense, or conviction for a defined Safety Department. Classes will misdemeanor crime of violence. be held from 6:30p.m. to 8:45p.m. “The purpose of this program every Wednesday starting Sept. 12 is to create a unique opportunity at the City Building, located at 30 for citizens to better understand Park Avenue in Oakwood. the job of a public safety officer Representatives from the city’s and also serve as a way for Safety Safety Department will instruct a Department personnel to hear the different subject each week with needs and expectations of the com- the goal to create greater under- munity,” said Oakwood Safety standing of modern policing and Department Chief Alan Hill. its challenges. Topics to be cov- Applications are available at ered include: Safety Department the Safety Department in the City orientation, patrol operations, traf- Building or on the city’s website, fic enforcement, use of force, evi- www.oakwoodohio.gov. The reg- dence collection, and fire preven- istration deadline is August 10. tion education. For additional information about Leon Chuck, Pressbox Photo The academy is free of charge, the CPA, contact Captain Kevin In the finals of the 2018 DLM Diaper Derby, Stella Snyder won in a photo finish for first place, just ahead and class size is limited to the first Pruszynski at 298-2122. of Charlie Long, followed by a close third Lincoln Reeves.

School Board approves new superintendent contract, administrative pay raises The Oakwood Board of well as reimburse Ramey’s annual incentive of $750 for the coming professional development. Eaton received a 3 percent pay Education on Monday approved contributions to the State Teachers school year. The school board approved increase under a new four-year con- a new 5-year contract for Retirement System of Ohio and all Oakwood Schools Director a new four-year contract giving tract that brings his annual salary Superintendent Dr. Kyle Ramey of his Medicare deductions. The of Educational Services Allyson Oakwood Junior High Principal to $110,800, along with district and authorized pay hikes for nine contract stipulates that Ramey will Couch received a 3.75 percent Tim Badenhop a 3 percent pay reimbursement of his annual State other district administrators. work 260 days per year, with 11 pay hike under a similar contract increase, raising his annual salary Teachers Retirement System con- The board approved a 4 percent paid holidays and 25 vacation days amendment, increasing her annu- to $109,896 with terms for an addi- tributions and Medicare contribu- pay increase for the superinten- annually. al salary to $139.466, with stip- tional $750 payment in 2018-19 tions, with stipulations for a $750 dent, while most other administra- Oakwood High School Principal ulations for an additional $750 for completing professional devel- payment for professional develop- tors received salary increases in the Paul Waller had his annual salary payment to complete professional opment. His contract also requires ment. range of 3 to 3.75 percent. Under increased by 3.5 percent as part development. the district to cover his annual State Director of Curriculum, the terms of the 5-year agreement, of a contract amendment with the A contract amendment gave Teachers Retirement System con- Instruction and Assessment Dr. Ramey will receive an annual salary school board, bringing his annu- Smith Elementary School Principal tributions as well as reimburse all Kimbe Lange received a 3.5 per- of $169,997, with the district agree- al wages to $136,763. The school Lynn Cowell a 3.25 percent pay Medicare deductions from his pay- cent salary hike under terms of ing to pay an additional $18,267 board also agreed to pay Waller an increase, hiking her annual sala- check. a new four-year contract, raising annually into a tax-sheltered annui- annual annuity payment of $5,905, ry to $118,918 with an addition- Special Education Supervisor her annual pay rate to $104,327, ty or deferred compensation plan, as with a professional development al $750 payment for engaging in and Lange School Principal Frank See Board on page 6 u

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The girls - Cecille and frightened while lying a blanket is $6, so a in their centers.” Figueroa and Dasha Penas – creat- down on thin mattresses simple minimal donation The best and fastest way ed Warm Hugs in 2016, a non-prof- waiting to be transferred will provide a blanket to help is by donating to the it group started with a GoFundMe from the detention center that will not only keep a GoFundMe Campaign at www. campaign to raise funds that will be to a refuge center,” the child warm but will also gofundme.com/blankets-for-chil- sent to Catholic Charities of the Rio girls said. “This is why symbolically give him dren-detained, or through Dayton Grande Valley in Texas with the we have partnered with or her a warm hug and Foundation website at www.day- purpose of providing blankets for Catholic Charities of the comfort them. “Today, tonfoundation.org/ccgift.html?- children transferred to their facili- Rio Grande Valley in there are more than fund=Warm_Hugs_Fund_#8011, ties from detention centers. Texas, which is one of the 1,500 children in shelter Another alternative is to send The girls have already donated centers that provides ser- facilities in Texas, and a check payable to The Dayton close to a thousand blankets and vices to the refugees after as they wait to go home, Foundation - specify in the memo raised $1,821, only $179 short of they are released from the you can help spread love portion of your check that the dona- their $2,000.00 goal. detention center. Our main and provide a warm hug tion is for the Warm Hugs (fund Warm Hugs’ mission is to pro- goal is to provide a warm that will make them feel 8011) – and mail to: vide a blanket to every Hispanic hug through a cozy, warm welcomed to this coun- blanket to every Hispanic The Dayton Foundation child in need in the Dayton- try,” the girls added. c/o Warm Hugs Fund Cincinnati area in Ohio and in the child in need. However, “Whether they are here the logistics of organiz- 40 N Main Street, Suite 500 Rio Grande Valley area in Texas. Cecille Figueroa and Dasha Penas organized permanently or end up Dayton, OH 45423 Last year, in hopes of helping more ing a blanket drive and Warm Hugs to provide blankets to refugee children being sent to their home people, they decided to send part sending these to Texas detained in Texas. country, they deserve to You can visit their Facebook of the funds to Catholic Charities is more complicated and be treated with love and page at Warm Hugs-Blankets with of the Rio Grande Valley in Texas costly than sending the funds and Blankets for Detained Children in respect. For this reason, we invite Love for more information or con- so they could purchase blankets for having CCRGV buy the blankets order to raise funds that will be you to show that love by donating tact the girls at warmhugswith- directly. So, we have decided to sent to Catholic Charities and they to this GoFundMe Campaign in [email protected] for more infor- children receiving services at their facilities. start a GoFundMe Campaign called will provide Warm Hug blankets which Catholic Charities of Rio mation on the charity. Local students earn university honors and degrees Jack Bachmann, a graduate lor’s of science degree from the named to the President’s List all-discipline collegiate honor soci- Membership is by invitation of Oakwood High School and university’s College of Arts and at the University of Alabama in ety, at the University of Houston. only and requires nomination and the son of Victoria and Bradley Sciences. Tuscaloosa, Ala., with a 4.0 grade Deal was among 30,000 students, approval by a chapter. Only the top Bachmann, earned a bachelor’s Oakwood alumnus Matthew point average for the spring semes- faculty, professional staff and 10 percent of college seniors and degree in English, St. Olaf College Koch was named to the Dean’s ter, while students Anna Rachelle alumni initiated into Phi Kappa 7.5 percent of college juniors are in Northfield, Minn., during the List at Wittenberg University in Cook, Chloe Klingensmith, Phi each year. eligible for membership. the college’s 129th commence- Springfield, Ohio, where he is a Alexandra Yungblut, and Leo ment ceremony, which was held history major. Vanderburgh of Oakwood were May 27. Oakwood alumni Addison named to the Dean’s List at U.A. Jean Dossous, Claire Fackel- Caruso and Julia Caruso were with an academic record of 3.5 or Oakwood’s Taylor graduates Darrow, Daniel Fesenmeier, Tripp named to the President’s List and above for the spring semester. French, Sarah Geehan, Steven ranked among the top three per- Sophia Johnson was named to from Ohio Connections Academy Harrell, Mackenzie Lahmon, cent of undergraduate students at the Dean’s List at Saint Mary’s Joseph Taylor of Oakwood with their families, friends and Abby Lisjak, Henry Lozinski, Miami University in Oxford, Ohio. College in Notre Dame, Ind., was among 12 Montgomery teachers,” Ohio Connections Caroline Lynch, Sarah Moulton, A number of Oakwood stu- achieving a grade point average of County students and more than Academy Superintendent Emily Perry, Hadley Rodebeck, dents were named to the Dean’s at least 3.6 for the spring term. 300 graduating seniors who Marie Hanna said. “Every year Emily Seals, and Pamela Venard List at Miami University for the Oakwood resident Nicholas received their high school diplo- the faculty and staff at Ohio were among a record 1,510 second semester of the 2017- Kokoropoulos was named to mas from the Ohio Connections Connections Academy celebrate undergraduates receiving degrees 18 academic year, including the Honor Roll at Rhodes College Academy in June. the hard work, determination and from the University of Dayton Kambrie Riddle, Sami Adler, Tim in Memphis, Tenn., for the 2018 “While our school offers a focus that each of these students during the spring commence- McCarthy, Katie Whitehair, Macie spring semester, earning a grade non-traditional approach to edu- demonstrated to reach this aca- ment ceremony at the University Armstrong, Megan O’Connell, point average of 3.85 or better for cation, we take a great deal of demic milestone.” of Dayton Arena in May. Emma Penry, Reid Rupp, and the spring semester. pride in offering our graduates a The Class of 2018 is the Scott Nichols recently graduated Emma Gunnell. Grace Deal was recently induct- traditional commencement cer- tenth graduating class for Ohio from Florida Gulf Coast University Local students Molly Hochwalt ed into the Honor Society of Phi emony so they may celebrate Connections Academy. in Fort Myers, Fla., with a bache- and McClelland Schilling were Kappa Phi, the nation’s oldest

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July 23 - 27, 1:00 - 4:00 pm Chris Conard and Julie Cannon For children ages 4 - 12 Register on the website: Conard elected to chair Oakwood Schools Foundation www.stpauls-dayton.org Trustees; assumes leadership role from Cannon A 1976 Oakwood High School We look forward to new ventures chairs the Public Sector Law graduate has been elected to chair and partnerships that will enhance Department at Coolidge Wall. the Oakwood Schools Foundation’s opportunities for Oakwood stu- Before joining Coolidge Wall Board of Trustees. dents,” OSF Director Dante in 2000, he served as the dep- Chris Conard takes over for Connell said. uty director of the Montgomery Julie Cannon, who has served as Conard has been on the board County Public Defender’s Office. the board chair since 2017. Cannon since 2015, serving on the devel- Conard is the past president of the has been on the board since 2012 opment committee and the gov- board of trustees of the Community serving in a number of different ernance chair. He and his wife Blood Center/Community Tissue roles, including with marketing Kara have three children. Kate and Services and is a member of the and communications, develop- Ella are students in the Oakwood Patterson Park Youth Baseball ment, grants and programs and Schools, and Hugh, a 2017 grad- board of trustees. co-chair of the Young@Art fund- uate, attends the University of “Chris is deeply committed to raiser for two years. Cincinnati. our community and to our schools, “The time and dedication Julie Conard attended Harman and we look forward to his leader- 937-293-9233 brought to OSF the past six years Elementary and graduated from ship on the board of trustees and as a board member has been amaz- Oakwood High School in 1976. in the foundation’s ongoing efforts ing. In 2018, we will continue He is a University of Dayton and to enhance excellence in educa- to be inspired by all who have UD School of Law graduate and tion for Oakwood students,” said served and now serve on the board. a former adjunct professor. He Connell.

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515 Springfield St., Dayton July 11, 2018 THE OAKWOOD REGISTER 5 ’Round Town Independence By Gary Mitchner her for a while. I, on the other a dinner party at the home of Refined Optis I love starting the week with hand, was glad to welcome back Charles Bretz and Patti Piatt Apartment Living at Bethany Village reading poetry; I recommend it for Carol Messer to the Oakwood before we ventured to Music Hall all. From Galway Kinnell (one Community Center. Our new in Cincinnati to see Wagner’s Plan your move to Bethany Village and of my great teachers) to Louise members of the circuit train- The Flying Dutchman which I had ENJOYÒµVE STARÒAMENITIES
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OSCA to host Bastille Day Picnic July 14 July 14th marks the anni- p.m. Saturday, July 14, at ing waiter races for kids and Superb versary of the Storming of the Shafor Park. adults, as well as other activities. | Amenities Bastille, and the Oakwood Sister Fried chicken and beverages OSCA encourages any- Vista ace City Association is celebrating will be provided; picnickers are one interested in building p

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Vintage Red, White, and Blue Radios on display Paying tribute to the enduring role of radio in American life, a vintage radio exhibit at Wright Memorial Library this month highlights iconic styles and brands that have captured the dreams and inspired hope among generations. From a 1939 miniature red radio whose vacuum tubes must warm up before sound is heard to a 1970- Dignified 71 white space helmet transistor | Living radio with 8-track tape deck, there Hestead is much to amuse and delight visi- tors of all ages. The familiarity of p
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also celebrates the dynamic inter- play between innovation and the evolution of American culture and BethanyLutheranVillage.org (937) 340-4185 lifestyles. The Red, White, and Blue Radio exhibit is located in the south wing of the reading room located just inside the entrance to the library. 6 THE OAKWOOD REGISTER July 11, 2018 u Board from page 1 The largest percentage pay Junior High, and John Baker as with an additional $1,000 in annual increase went to Oakwood High an educational aide at OJHS. The compensation for holding a doc- School Athletic Director Laura board also accepted the resignations toral degree. The district will also Connor, who saw her annual salary of Shari Scharrer as assistant girls reimburse Lange for all annual State increase by 8.5 percent to $101,106 tennis coach, Rado as secondary Teachers Retirement System contri- under the terms of a new four-year noon supervisor, Baker as assistant butions and Medicare contributions, agreement. Connor also is eligible football coach, and Schleehauf as along with a $750 payment for com- for a non-recurring $750 payment Model U.N. advisor. pleting professional development. during the 2018-19 school year for The school board approved hir- The school board approved a engaging in professional develop- ing Fred Schmitz as a math teacher 3.25 percent pay hike for Harman ment, with the district also reim- at OHS, Marc Pedro as an assistant Elementary School Principal Sarah bursing all of her State Teachers football coach, Rebecca Kuhlman Patterson, who will see her pay- Retirement System contributions as assistant volleyball coach, and check rise to $119,329 a year. Her and Medicare payments. Colleen Greer as assistant girls State Teachers Retirement System In other personnel matters, the tennis coach. Kurt Sanford was contributions and Medicare con- school board accepted the resigna- accepted as a volunteer assistant tributions, as well as a $750 pay- tions of Michael Rado as business cross-country coach, Tanya Rhodes ment for engaging in professional teacher at Oakwood High School, as a volunteer golf coach and Jamie development, will be paid for by Sarah Schleehauf as a gifted inter- Franz as a volunteer assistant foot- the district. vention specialist at Oakwood ball coach.

Woodland celebrates 175th anniversary OHS Marching Band will play On June 7, 1843, the Arboretum located at 118 the grave sites of inventors July 25 concert at The Farm Woodland Cemetery trustees Woodland Avenue in Dayton. of powered flight, Wilbur John C. and Mj Gray will again view the band’s new selections for gave public notice that the You can visit Woodland and Orville Wright; poet Paul open The Farm at 1911 Ridgeway the upcoming season. Spectators cemetery would be open for Cemetery and Arboretum Laurence Dunbar; Governor Road to music lovers as they play are invited to bring blankets or the sale of burial lots. The first 365 days a year from 8 James M. Cox; Matilda and host to a free Community Concert lawn chairs to enjoy the show, and burial in Woodland Cemetery a.m. until 6 p.m. daily. For Levi Stanley, Queen and King at 7 p.m. Wednesday, July 25, fea- are asked to follow parking instruc- took place on July 11, 1843. more information, visit the of the Gypsies; writer Erma turing the Oakwood High School tions provided by Oakwood police. Allen Cullum died on July 9, Woodland website at www. Bombeck; inventor Charles F. Marching Band under the direction The Oakwood Band Parents 1843 at the age of 38. woodlandcemetery.org. Kettering; and entrepreneurs th of Adam Uhlenhake. Association will provide refresh- The 175 Anniversary of This historic cemetery, found- John H. Patterson of NCR; ments and dessert after the con- the First Burial in Woodland ed in 1841, welcomes thou- George P. Huffman of Huffy The OHS Marching Band will cert. No pets are permitted on the will take place on July 11, sands of visitors who tour Bicycles; and George Mead of be performing exciting new selec- grounds. In event of rain, the con- at Woodland Cemetery and the grounds each year to visit Mead Paper Co. tions for their upcoming season. The concert, held in the proper- cert will be held in the Oakwood ty’s outdoor amphitheater, will pre- High School auditorium. July 11, 2018 THE OAKWOOD REGISTER 7 Ready to take charge of your wellbeing? Learn a tool to engineer a deep and lasting personal transformation. INNER ENGINEERING TOTAL July 19-22, 2018 Beavercreek For registration: InnerEngineering.com/Total 937-540-4742

DLM salmon scraps feeding Glen Helen eagles Most think of the food from raptors, including Bald Eagles. Salmon Sidewalk Sale took place locally owned Dorothy Lane Market The connection between DLM from June 30 to July 1, at all three feeding, well, people. But one of the and Glen Helen was made about a DLM locations, including the gourmet grocer’s signature summer year ago when Rick Hoffman, an Oakwood store. The salmon was events linked arms (and wings) with Ohio Certified Volunteer Naturalist flown in fresh from Alaska over- a perfect recipient for the leftovers at Glen Helen Raptor Center, came night prior to the sale and then GetActive Home Medical & Mobility focuses on preventative from the process of filleting sockeye to Dorothy Lane Market’s annual filleted on site to the customer’s health products as well as offering traditional home medical salmon. Whole Salmon Sidewalk Sale as specifications. When any fish is fil- equipment and supplies for those actively aging. The birds of prey that reside at a customer and took note of the leted, there are parts of it that are cut Lift chairs, canes & mobility scooters the Glen Helen Raptor Center in accumulating salmon remains. “It’s away, which are typically discarded. Athletic bracing & tape • Compression by Jobst Yellow Springs will be eating pretty a win, win ... it dawned on me that “Salmon that’s sustainably caught in Orthopedic supports • Pain massagers & TENS Units well after nearly 100 pounds of the [Glen Helen] always needs animal Alaska and now feeding raptors here Independent aging products • Home safety & daily living aids remains of wild Alaskan sockeye food and the fact that Dorothy Lane locally—now that’s full circle and salmon were picked up from Dorothy Market had salmon carcasses was a is pretty cool,” says Jack Gridley, 937.397.1998 • getactivehealthandwellness.com Lane Market by the non-profit orga- great fit,” Hoffman says. Dorothy Lane Market vice president 1875 East Stroop Road • Kettering, Ohio 45429 nization which rehabilitates injured Dorothy Lane Market’s Whole of meat and seafood.

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China is at the top of the United Kingdom ($14 billion). policies globally, the new rules But it’s still on you to take pri- snail mail or via the internet unless What is a trade deficit? A ly one-third of exports. But the list, according to the U.S. Census will likely affect U.S. consumers vacy seriously and to guard your you have initiated the contact or trade deficit occurs when a nation Are trade deficits bad? Jill Schlesinger, CFP, is a CBS U.S. also exports aircraft, medical Bureau. In 2017, the value of as well. information. Here are some tips you know with whom you are imports more than it exports. Although Commerce Secretary News Business Analyst. She wel- equipment, refined petroleum and Chinese goods imported to the from the National Cyber Security dealing. Insurance Agency For instance, in 2017, the United Wilbur Ross said that trade defi- comes comments and questions at GDPR requires companies to Alliance: agricultural commodities. 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Over that same Tribune Content Agency U.S. deficit in goods stands period, the United States ran Remember how freaked out WANTED at $810 billion, while there a $38.5 billion surplus on everyone was months ago after the Let’s talk trade deficits was a $244 billion surplus in services trade with China. Equifax data breach? lion dollars’ worth of goods and services. That means overall, in terms It’s easy to forget. When a news Tame the services, while it exported $2.3 Why is the U.S. trade defi- of both goods and services, event flares up, we pay attention Beast trillion, which amounted to a trade cit increasing? During good the U.S. trade deficit with and then as the issue recedes, we with a deficit of $566 billion dollars in economic times, companies China was around $336 can get a bit complacent. That’s Precision goods and services, the highest and consumers spend more, billion. The next largest is why the recently enacted European Haircut trade deficit since 2008. especially on products made the European Union, with Union General Data Protection by Jenn BEFORE AFTER What does the U.S. import? overseas. Strange as it may a total trade deficit of $101 Regulation gives us a perfect Golden Shear Barber Stylists omists say that it is not the case After the U.S. imposed tariffs There are billions of categories of seem, the Trump administration’s billion. excuse for a refresher on cyber that deficits mean the U.S. loses; 4075 Marshall Rd., Dayton, OH (25 percent on steel and 10 percent what comes into the country, but it own tax policy may be contrib- With which country does the security and privacy. nor do surpluses mean the U.S. Across the Street from Harrigan’s Tavern on aluminum) on the European is mostly capital goods, like com- uting to the current trade defi- U.S. have the biggest trade sur- You likely received a slew of wins. Imports have no effect on to the EU’s data protection law, be careful, because SSNs are still Union, Canada and Mexico last puters and telecom equipment; cit, because those cuts have led plus? The U.S. had a surplus with emails at the end of May - those (937) 299-5079 GDP, positive or negative and we’re hopeful that all consumers on many cards. New cards without month, it might be a good time to consumer goodies, like apparel, to more spending, more imports six of the 15 major trading partners had to do with GDPR, a new reg- most economists say that trade will benefit from stricter data secu- your most precious identifier have explain the bottom line when it electronic devices, and automo- and less savings. Additionally, the that the Census Bureau tracked in ulation that was meant to give EU biles; and crude oil. boosts the overall economy by rity and gain a reasonable mea- started to be mailed as of April, but comes to trade deficits. strengthening U.S. economy has 2017. The largest trade surplus in citizens more control over the data sure of control over their personal the process won’t be completed What does the U.S. export? The led to higher interest rates, which lowering prices and increasing 2017 was with Hong Kong (near- that’s collected by online services. I know that the rhetoric around productivity. information that so many others until April 2019.) trade has been tough to absorb, U.S. economy is driven primarily makes foreign investors more ly $35 billion). Following closely But given that most big U.S. com- With which country does the prosper from the EU’s strong reg- • Don’t provide personal infor- so here’s my attempt to provide by services, such as tourism, intel- eager to place their money in the behind were Brazil ($28 billion), panies do business in the EU and U.S. have the biggest trade defi- ulation.” mation over the phone, through some simple trade answers. lectual property, education and United States, another contribut- Singapore ($20 billion), and the do not want to maintain separate finance, which make up rough- ing factor to the deficit. cit? China is at the top of the United Kingdom ($14 billion). policies globally, the new rules But it’s still on you to take pri- snail mail or via the internet unless What is a trade deficit? A ly one-third of exports. But the list, according to the U.S. Census will likely affect U.S. consumers vacy seriously and to guard your you have initiated the contact or trade deficit occurs when a nation Are trade deficits bad? Jill Schlesinger, CFP, is a CBS U.S. also exports aircraft, medical Bureau. In 2017, the value of as well. information. Here are some tips you know with whom you are imports more than it exports. Although Commerce Secretary News Business Analyst. She wel- equipment, refined petroleum and Chinese goods imported to the from the National Cyber Security dealing. Insurance Agency For instance, in 2017, the United Wilbur Ross said that trade defi- comes comments and questions at GDPR requires companies to Alliance: agricultural commodities. U.S. exceeded American goods [email protected] • Shop carefully. Don’t send States imported a record $2.9 tril- cits “weaken our economy,” econ- be more explicit about how your personal data is used and imposes • Update and conduct regular financial information on unsecured backups on your systems. wireless networks and when mak- penalties on companies that are not Protecting Oakwood in compliance with it. One inter- • Don’t click on links willy-nil- ing purchases, use a credit card, which has more fraud protections For Over 35 Years! Keep Your Car PATTERSON Consumers have credit record rights esting aspect of the rule is that it ly. Even if you think you know the provides European consumers with sender, be cautious about clicking under federal law than debit cards Looking Like New Unless you live in a cash-only gives you the right to dispute errors theft), then you are also entitled to the “right to be forgotten,” which on email links. When in doubt, or online payment services. inside and out! world, being able to get credit is with the credit reporting agency. If one free copy of your credit report delete it. • Review credit card statements. SHROYER means that an EU resident can tell 293-6760 LITTELL critical to buying almost anything. the errors are not fixed, you may each year. The report you obtain We use Ultra-Soft a company to stop sharing her data • Protect your Password. Change Before you pay, make sure that Before giving you credit, a lender should be the same as what you 31 Park Avenue microfiber towels to 444 Patterson Rd. with third parties and also gives logins and passwords monthly, use there are no fraudulent charges. will check your credit record with would receive by requesting your her the “right to erasure,” which password generators and sign up While you’re at it, enroll in a credit hand-dry cars! 299-9151 one or more of the three cred- annual free report but this part of means that she can essentially say, for two-factor authentication. card notification program, where it reporting agencies – Experian, the law gives you the ability to “I am dead to you; quit using my • Beware of over-sharing on the bank alerts you to charges over Transunion, Equifax - that keep obtain another report regardless of $ 00 data and erase me from your files.” social media and do not assume a preset amount. credit data on millions of American how long it has been since you that messaging services are secure. • Review your (and your kid’s) 10 OFF consumers. requested your free annual credit Just to be clear: This is what a 10% OFF credit report every 12 months at Any Full Service Complete Interior & Exterior report. European consumer can do, but, • Refrain from providing busi- Your credit history can be according to Linda Sherry, director nesses with your Social Security annualcreditreport.com. If you find Car Wash Detailing with Shuttle Service checked when you apply for any If your credit record contains of national priorities at Consumer number simply because they ask an error, report it immediately and kind of credit - a job, insurance or errors or there is false information Action, “As global firms adapt for it. (Medicare recipients should stay on top of the process. even an apartment lease. Lenders have the right to recover compen- on your credit report, tell the credit YOU’D NEVER BUILD A HOUSE can consider your credit record as sation for the damage the errors agency. The agency must investi- NOT VALID WITH ANY OTHER OFFERS NOT VALID WITH ANY OTHER OFFERS long you are treated fairly and the may have caused you. Like any gate the accuracy of your record. OR DISCOUNTS. EXPIRES 7-25-18 OR DISCOUNTS. EXPIRES 7-25-18 same as others who are applying for legal right a consumer may have, an If the information turns out to be BY YOURSELF, SO WHY BUILD credit. Sometimes, however, things attorney can provide assistance in accurate, then you cannot remove happen that can hurt your credit. prosecuting your case through the it from your record legally. That YOUR FINANCES THAT WAY? Job loss, income decline, illness court process. information will only be removed or even a computer error can harm The three consumer credit from your record after an appropri- A Prudential Advisors financial professional can assess your credit record. As is common reporting agencies must give you a ate period of time has passed. your situation, clarify your goals, and help you build a these days, identity thieves and free copy of your credit report once Most negative information can be secure future. To learn more, call me today. hackers can also affect your credit every 12 months if you ask for it. put on your credit record and kept score so checking on your score You also have a right to a free copy there for seven years. If a judgment and your finances regularly is a if your credit application is turned is made against you, it can be report- good habit to develop. down or if you cannot get a job or ed on your credit record for seven insurance because of a credit report. Ryan K. Schebo Credit and the law years. Bankruptcy information is Financial Advisor, Prudential Advisors Think Heider... But you have to ask for a report allowed to be kept on your credit Federal credit protection laws within 60 days of receiving a turn record for 10 years and criminal The Prudential Insurance Company of America For Gown Cleaning, exist to make sure you get a fair down notice. The notice that is sent records can appear on credit reports 6790 Loop Road shake when you get credit, use to you will give you the contact for an indefinite period of time. Centerville, OH 45459 Pressing, and credit and maintain your credit information for the credit reporting record. agency whose report caused your Dealing with debt Office: (937) 999-6400 Preservation The Fair Credit Reporting Act denial so that you know who to If you are having problems with E-mail: [email protected] requires credit reporting agencies contact. bills, you should contact your cred- Alteration Referrals to keep accurate information that Call the official toll-free num- itor immediately in order to try stays private. 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Life insurance is issued by The Prudential Insurance Company of America, Newark, NJ and its affiliates. do consult an attorney, the law says Offering investment advisory services through Pruco Securities, LLC (Pruco), doing business as 3720 Wilmington Pk. you have the right to make the other If you are unemployed, you can For information on credit Prudential Financial Planning Services (PFPS), pursuant to separate client agreement. Offering insurance Kettering side pay your attorney fees if you get one free report a year as long records, visit the Federal Reserve and securities products and services as a registered representative of Pruco and an agent of issuing 15% OFF win your case. Board’s website at www.federal- insurance companies. 1-800-201-6690. 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The Flying Dutchman lands at Cincinnati Opera; remembering Sheila Ramsey Evans Mirageas team was receive the proof positive. flipping of cloths is almost a ballet An amazing transition changes devoted to presenting the spirit Wagner’s music is an orchestral of movement. We see a woman in a the mood of the stage. The ghost- and essence of this mythic trage- challenge. Everything is augmented. red dress in the corner, neither sew- ly ship’s crew responds with eerie dy. Stage director Tomer Zvulun Instruments are required to make ing nor flipping. expressions. The villagers flee in created the concept and the pro- special sounds – Wagnerian sounds. It is Senta, Daland’s daughter. terror. duction for Atlanta, Houston and I yearn to hear that overture again, She is pursued lovingly by Eric, a Erik returns to try, again, to Cincinnati Operas. He cooperated and again, as Maestro Perick and the huntsman. His ardent devotions are dissuade Senta from her avowed with set and costume designer Jacob artists of the Cincinnati Symphony blunted by Senta’s unexplainable actions. Senta, now in a wedding The Flying Dutchman clearly Climber. They devised the ghost performed it. wild devotion to the idea of the dress, climbs a ladder to the third expresses Richard Wagner’s fasci- ship, a village, a sewing workshop When the curtain opened, the Dutchman’s suffering and endless tier of the stage and dramatically nation for mythic characters. His of lusty women, all in a three story stage was filled by men singing with wanderings. hurls herself into the sea and death. earliest opera that survived into the high construction that added kinetic big, very big, voices. Major char- Emotions build as Erik, nice, lov- The ship sails away, freed from literature, Rienzi, was based its eternal curse. This amaz- on a real Roman Tribune, ing mix of the real and Cola di Rienzi. imagined join in a vision Later, his Die of the Dutchman and Senta, Meistersinger von free and transfigured. Nürnberg, complete- The rapt audience was on ly his fiction, was based its feet before the last notes. on real 16th century guild This continued throughout members. The rest of the curtain calls. I can envi- Wagner’s opus is a world sion that Wagner himself of magic, mythology and should come to Cincinnati legend. and celebrate. It is the world’s fasci- Congratulations to the nation with a ship captain entire Cincinnati Opera who defied the devil and team. They have done it received a curse of eternal again. wandering that is The Flying hhh Dutchman. It is fantasy but The weekend began with said to be based on a real another momentous event. 15th century Dutch captain, Sheila Ramsey, a versatile Hendrick Vanderdecken, and beloved theater force who did defy the Cape and and influence, was given a perished. most meaningful memorial It lives on in the persona of the service. movement and a fantasy of pro- acters; Arthur Woodley’s Daland, ing, handsome, is given the royal ghostly Flying Dutchman who is Sheila - actor, director, produc- jected images. The audience was the home-town sea captain, Frederic shaft. As Erik, Jay Hunter Morris condemned to sail the seas com- er, acting company organizer and captivated. Ballentine, Jr. was Daland’s steers- makes the case for every man who manding a crew of ghosts. He can be inspiration - had her well-deserved The orchestra, under the baton man and finally, the Dutchman of has ever been jilted. Even Senta’s redeemed if a woman will be true to final curtain call. She appeared in of Christof Perick, took the familiar Nathan Berg, emerged leading the declaration that she can save the him until her death. His redemption so many plays, with so many com- overture to the very skies of orches- singing.. Dutchman with her faithful devotion will be a peaceful death and an end panies. The Dayton Philharmonic, tral magic. The rebuilding of Music does not defeat Erik. to his cursed wandering. The entire act was a cantata of Human Race, Wright State, Colonel Hall preserved its beauty and added Wagner fleshed out the fanta- magnificent men’s voices relating Daland, always keeping his eye White School, DCDC and Dayton many features, but concentrated on sy by creating music and charac- the unfolding saga from its begin- on the chests of gold and jewels, Opera are some of the local venues acoustical perfection. ters that live in his artistic genius. nings. Calling it a cantata is not is overjoyed. Nothing better than a she inspired. “Dutchman” is not performed as The season opening produc- strong enough. I feel it was a sym- rich son-in-law! She won so many awards, prizes, often as his later operas. Cincinnati tion, La Traviata, was perfection. phony for orchestra and men’s voic- The third act has the villagers recognitions. In truth, Sheila was Opera took a 21 year hiatus since its Verdi’s music, beginning with es. gathering for a drinking and flirting the prize, award, recognition for all last performance. The homecoming the overture, made it clear that an The second act is for the ladies. party. They are baffled by the ghost of us. of this tragic story became a true acoustic marvel had been created. The entire village sends its women ship and its silent crew. They call We had to wait for Wagner to To Sheila, from mine and so triumph, to sew. An exciting and charming out inviting them to their party. many hearts – Ave Atque Vale.

VTA will honor retiring president at Midsummer Soiree, announces new arts fund Victoria Theatre Association and his wife, Lesley. musician John Paul White from Programming Fund in his and er-songwriter who resides in has announced a special farewell A Midsummer Soiree will feature 6-9 p.m.on Sunday, July 22, in the Lesley’s honor seemed completely Florence, Ala. As one-half of the event in honor of retiring VTA wine, food and special live music Wintergarden and on the James appropriate. The VTA Board of critically acclaimed The Civil President and CEO Ken Neufeld from Grammy Award-winning H. McGee Plaza of the Benjamin Trustees, as well as VTA staff, Wars, he has toured the world and & Marian Schuster Performing are excited to see how this fund introduced millions to his music. Arts Center. All proceeds from A grows over the years and how the The duo also won the 2011 Midsummer Soiree benefit the new president and CEO, in part- Grammy Award for Best Folk new Ken and Lesley Neufeld nership with the senior leadership Album and Best Country Duo/ Innovative Programming team, uses it to bring fresh and Group Performance. Oakwood Music Studio Fund which will support new and innovative programs to the greater Ticket sales are open to the pub- Piano Voice Guitar Violin innovative programming for VTA Dayton region.” lic and can be purchased online at venues, especially the new Arts A Midsummer’s Soiree embraces TicketCenterStage.com or by call- • College audition prep 20+ years professional Annex, opening this fall. The a “Sip, Savor, and Celebrate” ing 228-3630 or 1-888-228-3630. • Learn theory, sight teaching experience event is open to the public and theme encouraging guests to enjoy Tickets are $100 per person and reading, improvisation tickets can be purchased online at Group Classes or one-on-one an evening filled with music by include entry to the event, sum- and composition, theater TicketCenterStage.com or by call- and acting. lessons available the local bluegrass duo Snapp & mer hors d’oeuvres, entertainment, ing 228-3630 or 1-888-228-3630. Clarke and critically acclaimed one complimentary drink (beer or 30, 45 and 60 minute sessions available. “Ken and his wife Lesley have Americana singer-songwriter John wine), and complimentary parking Lessons available in your home or in our studio. been such inspirations in the Paul White of The Civil Wars. in The Arts Garage. $70 of the Customized lesson plans based on each student. Dayton community,” said Martha Citilites at the Schuster Center will Performance opportunities offered quarterly. ticket price is tax-deductible. Shaker, VTA Board of Trustees cater the evening, pairing delicious For more details about A For more information or to sign up, please email me at President. “Throughout his tenure summer hors d’oeuvres with even Midsummer Soiree or to donate [email protected] at VTA, Ken has been willing to more delightful wines. Festive to the Ken and Lesley Neufeld take chances with unique program- summer attire is encouraged. Innovative Programming Fund, 937-397-5880 • 717 Shroyer Rd next to Marion’s ming, so creating an Innovative John Paul White is a sing- visit victoriatheatre.com/soiree. July 11, 2018 THE OAKWOOD REGISTER 11

Blue Turtle Toys is having a Christmas in Julyy Fries Band rocks Smith Gardens July 15 The Fries Band rolls into town many national acts, including S A L E play the second blanket concert Foghat, Kansas, The Guess of the season at Smith Gardens Who, Gladys Knight, Mick at 7 p.m. on Sunday, July 15. Fleetwood, Henry Lee Summer, 15% off everything including items already marked down The Fries Band started out in The Dixie Dreggs, Martina 1989 as an acoustic trio called McBride, 1964 as the Beatles, Does not apply to gift certi cates Sale ends Saturday July 21, 2018 “The French Fries,” which con- and many more. sisted of three acoustic guitars The community concert is Great time to stock up on fun! and three vocalists. Over the free. Smith Gardens is located years the trio has evolved into in the 800 block of Oakwood the full band they are today and Blue Turtle Toys Store Hours: keyboards, bass, and drums to Avenue at the corner of Walnut 2314 Far Hills Ave. Tuesday - Friday: 10 am - 6 pm occasionally still play as a trio re-create very distinctive musical Lane and Oakwood Avenue. In In the Shops of Oakwood Saturday: 10 am - 4 pm called “A Side of Fries.” They arrangements of bands like Crosby case of rain, the concert will be (937) 294-6900 Closed Sunday & Monday have been entertaining all over Stills Nash & Young, America, held at the Oakwood Community the region and beyond for the past The Beatles, Beach Boys, Eagles, Center in the Great Room located 27 years with their unique and Jimmy Buffett, and more. This at 105 Patterson Road. engaging treatment of popular group is such an area favorite that The third and final Blanket and obscure cover songs from the the whole family may want to Concert of the season is slated for 1960s, 70s and 80s. They blend dance! Sunday, Aug. 5 when the band “5” their complex vocal harmonies plays Smith Gardens at 7 p.m. driven by acoustic guitars with The Fries have opened up for

Bike with a Ranger Tours to feature Hawthorn Hill O A K W O O D F A R M E R s ' M A R K E T Visit the historic places home. Rider also will tour portions take a behind-the-scenes tour of Orville Wright and Paul Laurence of the Great Miami River Trail along Wright State University’s Special Saturdays from 9am-1pm Dunbar called home. Learn how with some street riding. This ride Collections and Archives Center, see b e g i n n i n g j u n e 2 n d t h r o u g h t h e e n d o f s u m m e r the Wright brothers’ knowledge features moderate hills, so make artifacts from the Wright Brothers of bicycles helped them to devel- sure your bicycle can shift gears. Collection and explore exhibits op the world’s first practical flying The ride will start from the Wright- relating to their lives. Start loca- LOCAL FA RMERS O A K W O O D LOCAL ARTISANS machine. And discover the Miami Dunbar Interpretive Center at 16 tion is the Huffman Prairie Flying FA RMERS' MARKET Valley’s scenic trail system and South Williams Street in Dayton. Field Interpretive Center at 2380 GOURMET FOOD fresh finds - local love FOOD TRUCKS experience aviation history, all from A 4-mile Paul Laurence Dunbar Memorial Road in Dayton. the comfort of a bicycle. Tour is scheduled from 10 a.m. to Riders should be in good physical The National Park Service is fea- 12 noon on Sunday, July 29. Riders condition and feel comfortable shift- M U N I C I P A L P A R K I N G L O T A T F A R H I L L S & O R C H A R D turing stops at the Hawthorn Hill, will follow the Wolf Creek Trail to ing gears. Plan on arriving 20 min- the Wright home in Oakwood, the final home of Dayton poet and utes before each tour starts for sign- as part of its summer Bike with author Paul Laurence Dunbar, see in and orientation. Bicycles should a Ranger bicycle tours. An 8-mile exhibits on Dunbar’s life and works, be in good operating condition and Hawthorn Hill tour is planned from and tour the home where Dunbar are subject to safety inspections. 10 a.m. to 12 noon on Sunday, July lived. The Dunbar ride also starts Participants are required to bring 15, and Sunday, Aug. 12. The tour from the Wright-Dunbar Interpretive their own bicycles and are required will explore the post-1914 home Center in Dayton. to wear helmets. Be sure to bring of Orville, Milton, and Katharine A 6-mile bicycle tour to the plenty of water, sunscreen and a Wright. Riders will learn about life Wright State Special Collections snack. All participants must register [email protected] · www.oakwoodfarmersmarket.org with the Wright family, including and Archives Tour is planned from prior to the start of each tour. To family stories of Katharine and 6-8 p.m. on Wednesday, Aug. 29. register for a tour email the park or find us on social media! Orville’s experiences in the historic Bike the Huffman Prairie Trail and call 225-7705 for more information.

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Dayton History president Brady Kress, right, reviews plans for the new addition. Carillon to break ground on new building July 19 Construction of Carillon Park’s plaza, and a banquet facility with will helm the project for Dayton Heritage Center of Regional seating for more than 500 guests. History, creating a center that will Leadership will officially begin “We are delighted that sev- highlight a restored 1904 Barney next Thursday, July 19, with eral financial champions have & Smith railcar, a reimagined a Groundbreaking Ceremony stepped forward to help make this Culp’s Café in the style of an Lawn Restoration planned for 10:30 a.m. at the park. Leadership Center a reality,” says early 20th century soda foun- Complete Landscaping & Irrigation The new 32,000 square-foot build- Dayton History President and CEO tain and a gallery sharing sto- Design & Installation ing will connect the Kettering Brady Kress. 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Photos by Chris Holm Oakwood’s Chris Holm was in Nice, France, on July 6 as the French and Uruguay national soccer teams met in World Cup competition. Spectators took their celebration to the streets after the French win. 14 THE OAKWOOD REGISTER July 11, 2018 Sudoku What’s Up This Week 7/12 Thursday film. Victoria Theatre, 138 N. Main St., Dayton 426-6005 Montgomery County Fair 8am-10pm New 228-7591 Dayton Blues Festival 1-9pm Enjoy some of location! Livestock, carnival rides, food, truck R& B Hot Summer Music Series: Kick- the best blues bands this side of the Mississippi. events and more. Rides open at 1pm. See website n-Flava 7:30-9:30pm Bring a lawn chair RiverScape MetroPark, 237 E. Monument Ave., for complete schedule. Thru 7/15. 645 Infirmary and your dancing shoes. All ages. Free. Dayton 275-7275 Rd., Dayton www.montcofair.com RiverScape MetroPark, 237 E. Monument Ave., Lemonade and Limousines: A 1920s Summer Yousuf Karsh: American Portraits 11am-8pm Dayton 275-727. Sunday 2-4pm Come up the driveway and Karsh’s career spanned six decades and produced Summer Music Series 6-10pm Live music in step back to the time when John and Marie Aull some of the most iconic photographs of our time. town square, featuring Full Frontal. The Greene were creating the garden at Aullwood. Music Exhibit features 48 black and white photographs Town Center, 4452 Buckeye Lane, Beavercreek and lemonade on the porch, a vintage Packard, from the National Portrait Gallery’s collection. Free 490-4990 period plantings and more. All ages. $5. Aullwood admission on Sundays in July. Thru 9/16. Dayton Garden MetroPark, 955 Aullwood Rd., Dayton Art Institute, 456 Belmonte Park North, Dayton Saturday 7/14 275-7252 223-4278 Montgomery County Fair 8am-10pm (see 7/12) Cool Film Series: The Princess Bride 3pm Music at Lunch 11:30-1:30pm Take your lunch Oakwood Farmers Market 9am-1pm Shop for (See 7/13) break along the river with music Monday-Friday produce or handmade goods, meet your neighbors Smith Gardens Blanket Series 7pm Bring through September. RiverScape MetroPark, 237 or enjoy a local food truck. This week featuring your blanket and enjoy free music in the beautiful E. Monument Ave., Dayton 275-7275 How To Recycle (9-11) and Red Cap Home Repair garden. This week, The Fries. Smith Gardens, Summer Music Series 6-10pm Live music (11-1), Wise & Well Spa (9-11), Ukelele with Annie corner of Oakwood Ave. and Walnut Lane, in town square, featuring Anthony Mossburg Davis (11-1). Food trucks: Underdogs, Greek Oakwood Acoustic. The Greene Town Center, 4452 Street and C’est Cheese. Orchard Dr., Oakwood Buckeye Lane, Beavercreek 490-4990 New Exhibit Yousuf Karsh: American Portraits 7/16 Monday Bob Ross Auto Group Jazz & Beyond Series: 11am-5pm (See 7/12) Music at Lunch 11:30-1:30pm (See 7/12) Pan Vibe 5:30-7:30pm Panvibe Jazz Quartet Kickin’ Chicken Wing Fest 2018 3pm If you like Half Price Monday 11am-10pm Save on pizza, focuses on Caribbean and Latin American music bold food, rockin’ music and a hearty party, you will games, softplay, mini-golf, drinks and batting such as calypso, soca, bossa nova and bequine. love this festival! Bring your lawn chair and enjoy cages. Must have a VIP card. The Magic Castle, Free for members, $8 for non-members. Food and the free music. Fraze Pavilion, 695 Lincoln Park 4990 Wilmington Pike, Dayton Tribune Content Agency drink available for purchase. 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OCC Camp Hodge Podge teaches new talents The Oakwood Community and creativeness to come up with learn a new card game or try their Center will offer a variety of sum- their best invention or business. hand at an old favorite like Crazy mer camps for older children on During this camp, counselors will 8s, Go Fish or Euchre. July 30 through Aug. 2. help research ideas and come up The week of mini-camps wraps Tribune Content Agency Across Down The OCC’s Camp Hodge Podge with a business plan. Campers will up with Animation Design from 1 Stare in astonishment 1 Says 17-Across, say is a series of separate mini-camps present their ideas to the judges 12 noon to 2 p.m. Friday, Aug. 3, 5 Phased-out jets 2 To the left, at sea that allow children to try new and the winners will receive fun at the OCC Teen Center, where 9 Duvet filler 3 They’re usually on a roll things. prizes. participants will learn how to make 14 October birthstone 4 “What __ is new?” 15 Abbr. in an abbreviated list 5 Graduate-to-be The fun starts with Shark Tank Card Game Chaos is planned their own cartoon or comic book. 16 Carne __: burrito filling 6 Three sheets to the wind from 12 noon to 2 p.m. on Monday, from 12 noon to 2 p.m. on The fee for each camp is $15 for 17 “My bad” 7 Cranberry quality July 30, in the OCC Teen Center. Wednesday, Aug. 1, in the OCC OCC members, $22 non-members 18 Singer Simone 8 Part of a window shutter Children will use their imagination Teen Center where campers will and $30 for non-residents. 19 Shoot down, in a way 9 Sincere 20 *Many a smartphone download 10 Words upon making out a distant image 23 Viola’s sect. 11 Apply daintily 24 Good to go, at NASA 12 Academic address ending 25 Wields power 13 __ race 29 *Beef cut 21 Knocks Match to Win a pair of tickets to The Neon 33 Radiates happiness 22 Gavel-pounding demand These fine cult classics Fargo Jared Hess 35 Russian denial 26 “Middlemarch” novelist often premiered at small 36 Poetic tribute 27 1976 Olympics star Comaneci independently owned movie Stand By Me Tim Burton 37 Blades cut by a blade 28 RR station postings 38 Spider-Man Parker 30 Part of MYOB theatres like The Neon. Napoleon Dynamite Coen Brothers 40 Crossword diagram 31 Up to the time when Enter the drawing for a pair Blue Velvet Dennis Hopper 41 Part of a storm or a needle 32 PBS “Science Guy” Bill of tickets to The Neon by 42 Uber alternative 33 Gather a bit at a time correctly matching the movie Short Cuts Woody Allen 43 Frat party garb 34 Clapton woman who’s “got me on my to the director. Bring or 44 *Traction aid for off-road vehicles knees” Reservoir Dogs QuentinTarantino 48 “New Hampshire’s Gate City” 38 Song of praise mail your answers to The 49 Fair-hiring abbr. 39 Application file suffix Oakwood Register office Billy Jack Rob Reiner 50 Clean Air Act org. 40 Head in a capital: Abbr. at 435 Patterson Rd. by Annie Hall Robert Altman 53 Influential groups, and what each of the 42 Lightning follower 10 a.m. on Tuesday, July 10. answers to starred clues contains 43 Row at Dodger Stadium Easy Rider Tom Laughlin 57 Site with “Health A-Z” guides 45 Capriciousness Winners will be announced 60 Home Depot purchase 46 Solve, as a cipher in next week’s July 11 issue. Mars Attacks David Lynch 61 Farm grunt 47 Stirred up 62 Shake an Etch A Sketch, e.g. 51 Pasta often served alla vodka 63 In the buff 52 Cockeyed 64 Fried corn bread 54 European volcano that is a UNESCO Name______65 Woodland deity World Heritage Site 66 Fired from the job 55 Butter-and-flour sauce thickener Phone______67 Hearty meal 56 Police 57 Director Anderson 58 Wisk rival Email ______59 Baseball club July 11, 2018 THE OAKWOOD REGISTER 15

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202 E. SCHANTZ AVENUE OAKWOOD $699,900 A charming Oakwood neighborhood welcomes Situated on a peaceful, park like setting, this gardens, access to the Carriage House, a Gazebo you to this uplifting Germanic Tudor property, home is unsurpassed in its preservation of original and covered, stone terrace, warmed by a WBFP. which has a feel of elegance and GREAT comfort. design, style, craftsmanship and OVER $330,000 Beautiful new appointments, NEW central air This 5 bedroom, 5 full, 2 half bath residence truly in significant updating in the last 10 years. This conditioning, oak hardwood floors, gorgeous lives well! Defined by three lovely, beautifully stately home is a natural attraction for those who interior wood doors, hand hewn wood beams planned floors and semi finished LL, this select desire privacy, relaxation and gracious entertaining. highlight this special property. This home was the property contains 5,500+ SF of living area. The private backyard presents wonderful formal original Adam SCHANTZ estate, built in 1912.

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301 OAK KNOLL DRIVE 202 E. SCHANTZ AVENUE 133 HADLEY ROAD 421 E. SCHANTZ AVENUE, OAKWOOD $409,900 OAKWOOD $699,900 OAKWOOD $595,000 OAKWOOD $369,900 4 BEDROOMS, 2 1/2 BATHS 5 BEDROOMS,5 FULL, 2 HALF BATHS 5 BEDROOMS, 4 1/2 BATHS 3 BEDROOMS, 3 BATHS

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1127 OAKWOOD AVENUE 2730 SANTA ROSA DRIVE 3656 ECHO HILL DRIVE 6265 EDGEBROOK COURT OAKWOOD (HOME AND LOT) KETTERING $169,900 3 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS CENTERVILLE $194,900 $359,900 3 Bedrooms, 2 Baths 4 BEDROOMS, 2 1/2 BATHS

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4458 SOUTHERN BOULEVARD, 15 IRONGATE PARK 5101 GARDEN SPRINGS COURT 1250 HIDDEN OAKS DRIVE WEST KETTERING $449,900 HOME/OFFICE BUILDING $199,900 WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP 4 BEDROOMS, 4 1/2 BATHS IDEAL FOR DOCTORS’, ATTORNEYS’ “KINGSLEY PARK” $659,900 $339,900 OFFICE, INSURANCE BUILDING 5 Bedrooms, 4 Full, 2 Half Baths COLIN CAMPBELL 1986 to 2017 DAYTON, ~ TOP 10 REALTOR!!

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