Wednesday, January 15, 2014
Dinner and Show News!
Finneytown High School will explore uncharted territory this winter when it presents the student version of LES MISÉRABLES. Director Shawn Maus "dreamed a dream" years ago that students would someday mount a full-scale production of LES MISÉRABLES. That dream will be realized on January 30 through February 1, 2014. This powerful tale is a story of hope, redemption, and love. Epic, grand and uplifting, LES MISÉRABLES packs an emotional wallop that has thrilled audiences all over the world.
Tickets are $10 for adults, $8 for senior citizens and $8 for students.
FMPA invites you to enjoy unlimited spaghetti dinner by LaRosa’s, desserts donated by your neighbors, and entertainment by Finneytown’s finest musicians. On Friday, January 31st from 5-7PM, the Multipurpose Room is transformed into an Italian restaurant and nightclub. Take it easy, feed the family cheaply, and get a great parking place for the Finneytown High School theatre production of LES MISÉRABLES, which follows at the William Swartzel Performing Arts Center. Between bites and while you enjoy the music, browse the Bid-and-Buy tables! You can pick up some great deals while supporting the work of FMPA.
For more information click here.
To Order tickets for the dinner on line click here.
Get your tickets for the FHS Theater Performance HERE
Sunday, January 12, 2014
NEXTDOOR FINNEYTOWN
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Message from Gracepoint Church
Dear View Place Neighbors,
Just stopping by to say an official 'Happy New Year' to everyone. As some of you may know, my wife our two boys and I came to Finneytown & the view place community several months ago this year to assume the new pastoral role at Grace Point Church here in the view place community. in the short time that we have been here we have so enjoyed meeting so many of you as we are getting adjusted. I want to thank Joe Gorman and the other members of the civic association for be-friending me.
Just stopping by to say an official 'Happy New Year' to everyone. As some of you may know, my wife our two boys and I came to Finneytown & the view place community several months ago this year to assume the new pastoral role at Grace Point Church here in the view place community. in the short time that we have been here we have so enjoyed meeting so many of you as we are getting adjusted. I want to thank Joe Gorman and the other members of the civic association for be-friending me.
We were so excited to be a small part of helping families in our community during this holiday season, and now that things are a bit more in order, we are preparing to launch some great community programs in 2014!
We pray the best for all in this New Year
David Bryan
Pastor, Grace Point Church,
7630 View Place Dr.
Cincinnati, Ohio 45224
513.761.4748
Time to Renew your FCA Membership
FINNEYTOWN CIVIC
ASSOCIATION
PO 317696 Cincinnati, OH 45231
December 16, 2013
Dear FCA members,
It is time to renew your membership in the Finneytown Civic Association for 2014. Your continued support is crucial to the success of the FCA. We have worked hard to bring issues forward, such as property maintenance, housing values, schools, safety, roads, support of businesses through our Cash Mob project, and, working with the Springfield Township government. We do this through public meetings, our web site (fcaontheweb.org), and, our long-running Meet-the-Candidate’s Night.
The more members we have, the stronger the impact we have on our community. The FCA encourages you to get involved on a committee or as a trustee. Your input is important to the future of Finneytown.
The membership dues ($10/person) have not changed for many years. Please consider an annual family membership for only $20.
Your support enables the Association to carry out our mission of “Working to Keep Finneytown a Great Place to Live”.
Also, consider supporting to the Steve Elliott Community Service Scholarship, which annually recognizes the community service of two graduating seniors from Finneytown High School.
Should you have any questions, please feel free to contact us:
· Nancy McGuire (Membership Chairperson) at 521-2145
· Rhoda and Dick Meyer (Treasurer) at 522-0547
Membership Form:
Name(s):___________________________________________________________
Address:____________________________________________________________
Phone:_________________ E-mail:______________________________________
We will be sending the newsletter via email unless instructed otherwise.
Dues: $10/Person $20/family per calendar year $_________
Contribution: Steve Elliott Student Community Service Award $_________
Total: (Please make checks to the Finneytown Civic Association) $_________
Mail to: FCA Membership, P.O. Box 317696, Cincinnati, Ohio 45231
Consider joining a Committee or serving as a Board Member:
Land Use and Zoning____ Membership____ Township Liaison____
Newsletter____ Business Liaison____ Technology____
Officer or Trustee____ Schools ____ Social____
Joseph T. Gorman, Community Organizer,
Camp Washington Community Board, Inc.
Camp Washington Community Board, Inc.
(513) 542-1637; (513) 325-5202 cell
www.camp-washington.org
Neighborhood News
Beverly Dean, daughter of Jeff and Lyn Dean on View Place Dr., graduated from Alaska Pacific University on December 14th, 2013. She earned a bachelors in education. Jeff and Lyn just returned from Anchorage where they attended the graduation and had all kinds of other fun!
Jake Garrett, son of Katie and Aaron Garrett, is our new Hilltop News Carrier. Hilltop News is an invaluable means to stay connected to the community. Following in the footsteps of previous neighborhood carriers, he would appreciate your support and call Hilltop to subscribe to the newspaper. As you know, it's challenging doing the collection around the neighborhood. Some kids in other neighborhoods have shorter walks, sidewalks, and densely populated routes. So when our View Place kids take on this responsibility to collect, show your support by saying hello and being patient.
Jake Garrett, son of Katie and Aaron Garrett, is our new Hilltop News Carrier. Hilltop News is an invaluable means to stay connected to the community. Following in the footsteps of previous neighborhood carriers, he would appreciate your support and call Hilltop to subscribe to the newspaper. As you know, it's challenging doing the collection around the neighborhood. Some kids in other neighborhoods have shorter walks, sidewalks, and densely populated routes. So when our View Place kids take on this responsibility to collect, show your support by saying hello and being patient.
Volunteers Needed for Flower Boxes with Decorations
Dear Neighbors,
The flower boxes around the neighborhood have been maintained by a handful of neighbors. During the holiday season, I am requesting that a volunteer step up to maintain a flower box near their intersection and do the following during the holidays. Currently, we need 10 volunteers to maintain the boxes for the holidays.
1) Carefully remove and roll up the ribbon neatly to recycle for next year. The ribbons are expensive to replace, but they are durable and will last if care is used in storing.
2) Remove the "greenery" and decorative bulbs and put in a container until after Thanksgiving.
3) The weekend following Thanksgiving, take the contents out of your container to decorate the boxes.
4) If you have any questions, contact Viewplacenews@yahoo.com or 821-5714.
The flower boxes around the neighborhood have been maintained by a handful of neighbors. During the holiday season, I am requesting that a volunteer step up to maintain a flower box near their intersection and do the following during the holidays. Currently, we need 10 volunteers to maintain the boxes for the holidays.
1) Carefully remove and roll up the ribbon neatly to recycle for next year. The ribbons are expensive to replace, but they are durable and will last if care is used in storing.
2) Remove the "greenery" and decorative bulbs and put in a container until after Thanksgiving.
3) The weekend following Thanksgiving, take the contents out of your container to decorate the boxes.
4) If you have any questions, contact Viewplacenews@yahoo.com or 821-5714.
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