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Welcome Note . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4Event Committee . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5Special Thanks to Sponsors . . . . . . . . . 5Park District . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6Anderson Township Government . . . . . 7Hot Fun in the Summertime . . . . . . . . . 8Fireman’s Association . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9Anderson Days Bands . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10Poster contest winner . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12Chamber of Commerce . . . . . . . . . . . . 13Fireworks Display . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14Beechmont Automotive Group . . . . . . 15Silent Auction & Dunking Booth . . . . 16Lots to Experience . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16Event Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17Gold Sponsors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18Taste bud tease . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19Ducky Downs & 5K Run . . . . . . . . . . . . 19

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Greater Anderson Days isone of the largest communitycelebrations in all of GreaterCincinnati.

Attracting event-goers fromthe Anderson area andbeyond, this three-night week-end tradition blends an excit-ing festival atmosphere with afamiliar hometown appeal.

This event book is yourguide to Anderson Township’s11th annual community cele-bration of Greater AndersonDays!

This book is aimed atinspiring you to grab yourfamily and friends to comeout for a weekend celebrationfull of entertainment, goodtimes and great people – ele-ments that aptly reflect the

values and vitality of theAnderson area and its people.

Enjoying our communityThe Greater Anderson Days

celebration features freeadmission, diverse live musicfrom local bands, excitinggames, exhilarating rides anddelicious food.

Local nonprofits and areabusinesses will be out infriendly force at the GreaterAnderson Days Expo or serv-

ing patrons in an event booth.The weekend also features

the Anderson Area Chamberof Commerce Silent Auction &Dunking Booth, Fireman’sFestival gambling, and – thehighlight of the celebrationand true grand finale – theexciting fireworks display byRozzi, courtesy of theBeechmont AutomotiveGroup.

Supporting our CommunityJust like our fireworks

sponsor, The BeechmontAutomotive Group, manybusinesses and organizationsthroughout the Anderson Areahave come forward to helpsupport the event throughvarious levels of sponsorships,

donations, vol-unteerism,advertising, andmore.

You’ll notice that our GoldLevel Sponsors are featured inthis book and the participatingbusinesses and organizationsare listed in the center spread.This event is only possiblewith their support.

As you explore the eventgrounds, let our sponsors, par-ticipating businesses, organi-zations, and volunteers knowyou appreciate the communitycelebration they are support-ing.

Another key to the successof this 11th annual event is the

Greater Anderson Days: Bringing the Greater AndersonTownship community together for the 11th straight year

Kushner

Welcome | Continued page 17

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Thanks to everyone involved in makingAnderson greater … 11 years and running!

Anderson Township Park DistrictKen Kushner: Layout, FacilitiesBrian Jordan: Volunteers, Business Expo,

Food VendorsAllison Cottrill: MarketingScott Lahman: Stage Entertainment

Anderson TownshipFireman’s AssociationGary Justice: Fireman’s Association

PresidentBrian Jones: Fireman’s Association Vice

President and TreasurerDon Wegman: Master of Ceremony

Anderson Township GovernmentHenry Dolive: Township AdministratorVicki Earhart: Assistant Administrator for

OperationsSuzanne Parker: Assistant Administrator for

Human Resources

Lt. Mike Hartzler: (HCSO), Officer inCharge of District 5

Mark Ober: Anderson Township FireChief

Tom Reimar: Assistant Fire ChiefCraig Best: Assistant Fire Chief

Anderson AreaChamber of CommerceEric Miller: Executive DirectorRon Evans: Bid-n-Buy Committee

ChairBrandy Uhlenbrock: Director of

Member Services

Other Key Committee MembersBill Woeste, Jr: President and CEO,

Beechmont Automotive GroupJim Woodall: Director of

Operations, BeechmontAutomotive Group

Farlon Smith: Toyota GeneralManager, BeechmontAutomotive Group

Greater Anderson Days Event CommitteeSpecial Thanksto the GreaterAnderson DaysSponsors!

Fireworks Sponsor• The Beechmont Automotive Group

Gold Sponsors• Cincinnati Federal Savings & Loan• Curry Electric• Kroger Company• Mercy Hospital Anderson

Silver Sponsor• John Morrell & Co.

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Since 1976, the AndersonTownship Park District hasbeen providing AndersonTownship residents with qual-ity parks, facilities and pro-grams.

As the primaryevent coordinatorof GreaterAnderson Days,the AndersonTownship ParkDistrict is excitedto once again hostthe largest com-munity celebrationin AndersonTownship!

The purpose for all the funis to bring the communitytogether for a great time, and

to raise funds for worthy com-munity endeavors includingenhancing park playgroundsthrough the Park District'sGeneral Playground Fund.

Park visitorscan see the resultsof the ATPD'sfundraising inaction at the AllChildren'sPlayground atBeech Acres Park.The inclusiveplaygroundinspires bothactive and imagi-

native play, and has proven tobe a hit with children of allages and abilities since theplayground's grand opening

in 2007!Currently, the

Beech AcresPark play-ground features a tot-lot com-plete with a train and trainstation, swings, a sand playarea, a mini-mountain, a play-house, and an arched bridge.

Older children can testtheir skills on the Sasquatch-tall climbing boulders and alarge, fort-like play unit. Thewalking paths and surfacingtie together the river and vil-lage theme which leads to aunique water play area.

This playground is truly aplace where children with andwithout disabilities can playtogether in a healthy recre-

ational environment.The Beech Acres Park play-

ground was made possible bythe hard work and theextreme generosity of so manymembers of our community.

In the last five years,Greater Anderson Days raised$51,053 and the Run toRemember raised $24,250 forconstruction of the play-ground.

The Anderson TownshipPark District was also fortu-nate to receive several charita-ble donations and grants for

Primary Event Coordinator:Anderson Township Park District

Park district | Continued page17

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The shape of AndersonTownship is changing. Overthe past few years, residentshave enjoyed many newamenities and conveniencesprovided through the carefulplanning of AndersonTownship’s trustees.

One major improvementthoroughly utilized from theonset is beautiful AndersonCenter, the township’s multi-purpose government, civicand arts facility on Five MileRoad.

With a vision to create acenter of the community,township trustees set out sixyears ago to design a publicspace that would connectbusiness, government, arts

and civic organizations.The result is a building that

not only provides a “one-stopshopping” option for residentsneeding government services,but a public gathering spacethat is helping create a vibrantsense of community inAnderson Township.

Organizations housed with-in the facility (besidesAnderson Township govern-

ment) include the AndersonArea Chamber of Commerce,Summerfair Inc. andAnderson CommunityTelevision.

Open for public rental, thefacility includes an attractive223-seat state-of-the-art the-ater, rooms for conferencesand weddings, and other pub-lic spaces.

In just over a year,Anderson Center has becomea focal point for community,private and business meet-ings, and theatrical produc-tions of all kinds includingperformances by theCincinnati ChamberOrchestra, the township’sorchestra-in-residence;

Beechmont Players, the ForestAires, Playhouse in the Park,and Anderson CommunityBand.

Situated in a park-like set-ting, Anderson Center is sur-rounded by wetlands, water-falls and a landscaped walk-ing trail which connects to theFive Mile Trail. Now 2 yearsold, the popular Five MileTrail’s hilly path traverses

Event Partner: Anderson Township governmentCommunity re-inventing itself through careful planning, visioning

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Families in AndersonTownship know there’s onesummer weekend they don’twant to miss – the July week-end of the Fireman’s Festival.

During its long history,many Anderson residents havemade great memories whileplaying games of chance andenjoying those golden ears ofcorn slathered in butter.

There’s something for allages at the festival. Learnmore about fire safety fromthe Anderson Township Fireand Rescue Fire representa-tives or get introduced to Lt.Big Ben, the towering mascotof the fire department.

Children also can sit in thefront of a fire engine, andcheck out what firefightersactually wear when they enter

a burning building.Want to try your hand at a

little blackjack or poker? See ifLady Luck will smile on you.

Many festival-goers won’t

leave the event without eatingat least one ear at the firefight-ers’ famous “buck ‘n’ear”booth, where you can buy adelicious roasted ear of corn to

go with your favorite bever-age.

All this fun is for a goodcause. This year, the Fireman’sAssociation plans to set theseproceeds aside to buy newmedical equipment for theAnderson Township Fire andRescue Department.

In the last few years, theFireman’s Association con-tributed proceeds to completethe Anderson TownshipFirefighter’s Memorial, now afocal point of Beech AcresPark and a place of pride inthe community.

Come support theAnderson Township Fire andRescue Department by attend-ing the annual Fireman’sFestival.

We’ll see you there!

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Over six decades, theAnderson Township Fireman’sAssociation has contributedmore than a million dollarsworth of equipment to theAnderson Township Fire andRescue Department.

Since its inception in 1940,the association’s goal has beento fund vital medical equip-ment such as automated exter-nal defibrillators and ambu-lances.

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donors who contribute duringthe association’s annual funddrive and through theFireman’s Festival, held inconjunction with GreaterAnderson Days.

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Friday, July 24• 5:30 p.m.-7:30 p.m.: The CoyTaylor Band• 8 p.m.-11 p.m.: Big Whiskey

Saturday, July 25• 5:30 p.m.-7:30 p.m.: Noisewater• 8 p.m.-11 p.m.: Marsha Brady

Sunday, July 26• 5:30 p.m.-6:30 p.m.:Chuck Brisbin & the Tuna Project• 7 p.m.-10 p.m: The Remains• 10 p.m.-10:20 p.m.: RozziFireworks sponsored by TheBeechmont Automotive Group

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The Coy Taylor Band

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Big Whiskey(Friday night headliner)

Big Whiskey, Cincinnati’s No. 1choice for acoustic based rock, is anelectrifying acoustic/rock groupwith soul rock roots, anchored bybeautiful harmonies.

Outstanding original songs, andunpredictable covers. Big Whiskeyhas shared the stage with greatartists such as Better Than Ezra,The Guess Who, Noah Hunt ofKenny Wayne Sheppard, and SouthCarolina superstar Tim White (TheBank Walkers/Cravin’ Melon), SC’sCast Iron Filter, and NashvilleRecording Artist Griffin House.

Big Whiskey released theirdebut CD “Key 46” in 2003. BigWhiskey is currently working on itssecond CD.

The Coy Taylor BandThe Coy Taylor Band has suc-

cessfully achieved regional famewithin the Tristate area performinghigh energy country music shows.

With a recognition for the leg-endary artists and a savvy, artisticmind for contemporary countrymusic, Coy has created a soundthat has currently found its way tothe recording studios on MusicRow in Nashville.

Coy’s contemporary covers andmost importantly his originalpenned music, with songs addition-ally provided by Brady Seals (Little

Texas/Hot Apple Pie).Coy has had audiences com-

pare his show to a fusion of RascalFlatts, Emerson Drive and JasonAldean. Coy Taylor is the new ris-ing star act on the Nashville musicscene today.

Marsha Brady(Saturday night headliner)

In 1998 Sean McGary and JimmyKing formed Marsha Brady.

Quickly becoming one ofCincinnati’s top cover band’s, theyimmediately packed local clubs andbefore long took their energetic liveshow on the road playing topacked clubs all across the country.

After winning a Cammy awardin Cincinnati, the band took a breakin 2000. Sean joined local funk leg-end and Gemini recording artistFreekbass.

Sean toured the country andrecorded two CDs with Freekbass.Jimmy recorded a CD with ZeroOne Zero and also toured withForehead.

In 2005, using their alreadyestablished and instantly recogniza-ble name, Marsha Brady reformed,recruiting Funkytown drummerDerek Alldred.

Marsha Brady is back packinglocal clubs and is taking their showback out on the road. While MarshaBrady is a cover band, all the mem-bers are involved in various origi-nal projects.

Marsha Brady plays fun, upbeat,dance rock music. They coversongs by The Red Hot ChiliPeppers, Prince, Weezer,Aerosmith, Def Leppard, Guns &Roses, Buckcherry, Lit and a lot ofother classic party songs.

The band has fun playing thesetunes and it comes across in theirlive show. Be sure and check outMarsha Brady at a club near you.

NoisewaterNoisewater is an Anderson

Township favorite, regularly play-ing in the neighborhood. The bandis 3 years old and its young talentis quickly becoming known aroundthe Tristate for funky fresh hits andrestyled classics.

You may have heard the jamband, pop, and classic rock tunes atGreater Anderson Days the last twoyears. Noisewater’s top goal is toget people on their feet and feelinggood. No one leaves disappointed!

The Remains(Sunday night headliner)

Gary Shook, Kirk Dupont, LouAielli and Pete Ellerhorst compriseThe Remains, one of Cincinnati’smost entertaining, sought-after andrespected bands.

The Remains have performednearly every type of venue andfunction imaginable, with a playlist so extensive and diverse, agood time is guaranteed for all.

The Remains is a musical groupof four members consisting of key-boards, bass, guitar and drums.

The group was originallyformed in the spring of 1987 andhas remained (no pun intended)together in its original form for thepast 22 years.

The name, “The Remains,” wasoriginally taken to signify that we,the members of the group, were thelast remaining members still per-forming from the various bands wehave been associated with over theyears.

In essence, as others have leftthe music scene to pursue otherpaths, we have remained commit-ted to providing the best possiblevalue in entertainment.

The members of the Remains allbegan playing as kids, with LouAielli and Kirk Dupont establishinglocally successful bands by the ageof 12. Directly out of high schoolGary Shook’s band, Rubber Soul,was featured on the prestigiousWEBN Album Project.

The total combined years ofexperience logged by each of thefour members of the Remains invarious bands throughout theircareers totals well over 100 years.However, we feel the best is yetto come!

The Remains have per-formed at hundreds of variousevents, bringing with themthe ultimate in professional-ism and musical versatilitythat is required to makeany event truly successful.

Chuck Brisbin &the Tuna Project

Chuck Brisbin &the Tuna Project hasgained a reputationof being one of the

best bands in the Tristate area.With their “wall of sound” cre-

ated by a solid six-piece unit,they have been pleasing crowdsat such events as The CincyBlues Fest, The Delhi SkirtGame, The Summer ConcertSeries in Harrison, WestFest,The Winter Blues Fest andThe Taste of Delhi.

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Brian Green, 39, says he“grew up in the parks ofAnderson Township.” Now, inthe parks, he’s watching hisown children grow.

“As a youth, I played selectsoccer and baseball at BeechAcres and Juilfs Park,” heexplains. “Now that I am afather, I coach my sons andthey play at Riverside andBeech Acres and the fields andplaygrounds are well done.So, I appreciate the park plan-ning and progress that hastaken place over the years.”

This all inspired Green tocreate the winning poster forthe 2009 Greater AndersonDays Poster Contest.

“We have lived withinwalking distance from BeechAcres Park for eight yearsnow and we have enjoyed

attending Anderson Days,”Green says. “It really is a greatmid-summer tradition whichevolved from all the Fireman’sFestivals back in the day.”

Over the past few years, hehasn’t missed the Sunday fire-works and, while attending,he has over heard, on morethan one occasion, spectatorsin the crowd say this is reallyan impressive display.

“This does cultivate a senseof Anderson pride,” says the30-year resident. “So, when Isaw the announcement for theposter contest I was motivatedto create a submission thatwould represent a visual solu-tion which would attract spec-tators to experience a greatevent.”

Green says he enjoys mar-keting and the creative plan-

ning process that occurs whenpromoting a big event. Asmarketing director forOktoberfest-Zinzinnati andTaste of Cincinnati, he hasdeveloped the image of theseevents.

“The poster and advertis-ing were major componentsgiving the event the necessaryenergy and public relations‘buzz’ to be successful,” hesays.

He chose to create a simpleand colorful silhouetted sym-bols to graphically illustratethe great food, live entertain-ment, fun for all ages and themarquee fireworks takingplace on Sunday night. Healso wanted to illustrate thedaytime hours, as well asemphasize the night time fire-works display.

He’s proud his piece won,but even more proud of theevent and community it repre-sents.

“My wife and I are enjoy-ing raising our two boys in anenvironment we are familiarwith. This is a solid communi-ty.”

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The Anderson AreaChamber of Commerce isproud to be a partner again inGreater Anderson Days nowin its 11th successful year.

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As always, the chamber isproud to support and promotebusinesses and organizationsin the Anderson Area.

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Anderson Area, servingAnderson Township,Newtown, Mount Washingtonand western Clermont County.

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duces the CommunityRecognition/Citizen of theYear Awards Banquet, anannual Golf Outing hostedthis year at Royal OakCountry Club, Anderson AreaDay at the Races at RiverDowns and the annualThanksgiving Breakfast.

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As a member of the localbusiness community for morethan 27 years, the BeechmontAutomotive Group consists of338 associates and has longbeen a loyal supporter ofAnderson Township eventsand growth.

The dealerships offer theexclusive Lifecare LifetimePowertrain guarantee on alltheir new vehicle sales. Contacta Beechmont AutomotiveGroup dealership for details.

Beechmont Toyota is a mul-tiple winner of Toyota’sPresidents award and annuallywins customer satisfactionawards in parts, service andsales.

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next to the Anderson TownCenter while the existingBeechmont Toyota store isdemolished and completelyrebuilt into the largest andmost modern Toyota dealer-ship in Ohio.

The new state-of-the-artfacility should open sometimeduring the summer of 2010.

Porsche of the Village is a10-time winner of the PorschePremier Dealer award a PerfectService award winner, and isone of the largest Porsche deal-erships in the Midwest.

It opened a brand-new facil-ity about 10 minutes from theAnderson Town Center onPlainville Road.

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Honda East is also aPresident’s award-winningdealer, selling a large volumeof Honda’s exciting new fuel-efficient products and is one ofthe largest-volume certifiedpre-owned Honda sales lead-ers in Ohio.

Honda East also carriesHonda’s full line of Hondapower equipment like lawnmowers, trimmers, generators,pressure washers and pumps.

Volvo of Cincinnati is one oftwo Volvo stores theBeechmont Automotive Groupoperates in greater Cincinnati.It is located next to Porsche ofthe Village.

Maserati of Cincinnati sells

luxuryItaliansports carsand islocated along with Porsche ofthe Village and Volvo ofCincinnati.

It is a key sponsor of manyarea auto shows, drivingevents and art exhibits and uti-lizes their beautiful new facili-ty to host select civic groupsfor meetings and non-automo-tive events.

Eastside Body Shop is thearea’s best known body shop.They are renowned for thequality of their repair work.

Johnny’s Car Wash has beenin operation as a full servicecar wash on Beechmont Ave.for more than 45 years andbecame part of the BeechmontAutomotive Group in 2005.

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Food RowCome empty, leave full!

Stroll through Food Row andsatisfy your cravings with oneof our many delicious foodoptions.

From LaRosa's pizza andDelzotti's Italian sausage to awide variety of goodies fromFestival Concessions, GreaterAnderson Days has somethingto satisfy everyone’s tastebuds.

View a list of food vendorson page 19 of this event guideor visit www.AndersonParks.com/Adays. Come hun-gry every evening at GreaterAnderson Days!

GamesAre you a lucky duck? Stop

by the duck pond to see if youcan pick the winner!

Bring your kids to theAnderson Township ParkDistrict games area to enjoysuch games as the Sling Shot,Zig Zag, Putt-Putt, Go Fishand the Sucker Pull. Enjoy all

the games that are in store foryou at Greater AndersonDays!

RidesFeel the wind rush pass

your ears in the Scrambler!

Get a great view of the entireevent from the top of the ferriswheel! Soar like a birdthrough the air with variety ofrides to whet your taste foradventure. It all awaits you atGreater Anderson Days.

Lots to experience at Greater Anderson Days

One of the highlight tents atGreater Anderson Days is theAnderson Area Chamber ofCommerce silent auction boothoffering area businesses a greatway to advertise and the com-munity a great way to buy.

The Anderson AreaChamber of Commerce’sSilent Auction booth willagain have some excitingitems.

The mix is so diversifiedthere is something for every-one to put in a bid on.

In addition to a large vari-ety of gift certificates to manylocal restaurants, shops andbusinesses there will also be alarge assortment of gift packsand baskets with fabulous“treats,” and tickets to localentertainment and sportingevents to bid on.

These include CincinnatiReds, Playhouse in the Park,Cincinnati Zoo and Newporton the Levee.

Exciting sports memorabil-ia from baseballs and footballsto signed artwork will be atthe auction.

There is still time to donateto the auction. The deadline isTuesday, July 21.

By contributing to the silentauction your business ororganization has the opportu-nity to be exposed to thou-sands of Greater Cincinnatifamilies over the course of thefestival.

This is a great way to pro-mote your business as well asprovide you with a possiblebusiness tax deduction. Makeit a point to stop by andcheckout the fabulous auction

items.Back by popular demand is

the Chamber’s Dunking Boothat Greater Anderson Days.

The chamber thought thisbooth would be a great way tostay cool in the heat of lateJuly and also have some funcompetition between schools,teams neighborhoods andother organizations.

There are still spots openfor “dunkees” as well as asponsorship for the DunkingBooth.

For more information or tomake a donation, contactChairperson Ron Evans,Realtor for www.webmls.com,at 505-4279 or [email protected], or contact BrandyUhlenbrock, Anderson AreaChamber of Commerce at 474-4802.

Anderson Area Chamber of Commercesilent auction and dunking booths

woodlands and connects resi-dential areas to the MercyHospital Anderson, theHealthplex, and AndersonBranch Library, along with alink to Anderson’s majorshopping artery.

While the Five Mile Trailhas become one of the mostheavily used links inAnderson’s ambitious trailsprogram, the township hasreceived sizeable federalgrants that will furtherincrease the township’s hike-bike paths, most notablydown Asbury Road linkingsubdivisions to one anotherand Beechmont Avenue.

The township continues tocreate other significant linksbetween residential areas andamenities to serve the mostresidents possible.

Construction continues ona long-awaited project – amulti-screen, first-run movietheater and parking garage tobe located behind theAnderson Towne Center, adja-cent to Anderson Centerscheduled to open late thisyear.

Another popular summer-time event returns this sum-mer, the Anderson TownshipFarmers’ Market, a volunteer-driven effort that is openSaturdays from 9 a.m. to 1p.m. at Anderson CenterStation, 7832 Five Mile Road.

Stop by for fresh produceand a great selection of otherbaked goods and interestingitems.

Anderson Township hasbenefited from its recent pub-lic projects that will help sus-tain housing values whileenhancing the sense of com-munity.

Long-range planning andfiscal caution remain high astrustees continually weigh themost economical way toimprove the township whileprotecting taxpayers’ invest-ments in the community.

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LocationBeech Acres Park6910 Salem RoadAnderson Township, 45230

Dates & timesFriday, July 24: 5 p.m. - 11p.m.Saturday, July 25: 5 p.m. - 11p.m.Sunday, July 26: 5 p.m. - 10p.m.

ParkingBeech Acres ParkMain Entrance6910 Salem Road

Beech Acres ParkRecPlex Entrance(Handicap Permit andSponsor/VIP Parking)6915 Beechmont Ave.

Beech Acres Parenting CenterAdmin Lot(Volunteers, staff, andpatron drop-off /pickup)

6881 Beechmont Ave.

McNicholas High School(Parking forfree shuttle service)6536 Beechmont Ave.

PricesAdmission is free! Rides,

games, food and merchandiseare available at varying prices.

GreaterAndersonDays eventinformation

combined effort from all cor-ners of the Township.

The Greater AndersonDays Committee consists ofthe Anderson Township ParkDistrict, Anderson TownshipGovernment, the AndersonArea Chamber of Commerceand the Anderson TownshipFireman’s Association.

We strive each year to pres-ent a memorable celebrationfor the benefit of all whoattend, as well as theAnderson community as awhole.

Improving our CommunityAll this fun has an under-

lying purpose. The AndersonTownship Park District’s pro-

ceeds will continue toenhance the playgroundsthroughout the Park District.

The Fireman’sAssociation’s proceeds willhelp improve and increaseEMS units in our communityin an effort to keep all of ourfamilies safe.

As always, our successinvolves you, so join yourneighbors and come on outand play! Complete eventinformation is available onthe Greater Anderson DaysWeb site, www.AndersonParks.com/ADays.

Ken KushnerAnderson Township Park

District, Executive DirectorGreater Anderson Days Event,

Chairperson

the completion of the play-ground: the Marge andCharles J. Schott Foundationcontributed $200,000; theH.G., H.F., & L.T. DornetteFoundation, Fifth Third Bank& Stan Koller contributed$100,000; and WLWT- TVChannel 5, Darryl Parks and700 WLW-The Big One – withJim Scott leading the charge –organized a fundraiser in thename of Marcus Fiesel, whichraised a combined $77,945,including donations fromover 1,100 businesses andindividuals around theGreater Cincinnati area.

In addition to monetarydonations, the Starbucks“Make your Mark” initiative

helped with landscaping andclean up for the opening ofphase two of the playground.

The Anderson TownshipTrustees contributed $50,000to Beech Acres Park for neces-sary infrastructure improve-ments that make Andersonmore active-friendly.

The Anderson TownshipPark District is proud to bethe primary coordinator ofGreater Anderson Days. Safe,neat, and clean parks helpmake Anderson Township agreat place to live, work, andplay.

Visit www.AndersonParks.com for year-roundinformation about youth andadult leagues, events and pro-grams in a park near you!

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Nagel Office: 1270 NagelRoad (next to post office) 474-0400 www.cincinnatifederal.com

Cincinnati Federal Savingsand Loan Association (origi-nally chartered as LibrarySavings and Loan) was found-ed in 1922. We have beenmeeting the savings and bor-rowing needs of our commu-nity ever since.

Cincinnati Federal operatesas a federally chartered “mutu-al” savings and loan.

This means that CincinnatiFederal is owned by its deposi-tors, not by investors or stock-holders.

Thisuniqueowner-ship type allows us to concen-trate on providing friendly andpersonal service without havingto worry about the “next quar-terly earnings report.”

Over the years, CincinnatiFederal has also acquiredother “mutual” savings andloans (Delta Savings andLoan, McHenry Savings andLoan, Fulton No. 4 and CliftonHeights Savings & Loan).While we have grown overthe years, along the way wehave always remained com-mitted to our customers andthe communities we serve.

Our friendly and knowl-edgeable staff is ready to workwith you on your savings orborrowing needs.

Curry Electric, Tim andTraci Curry owners, are proudto again be the electrical con-tractor for the GreaterAnderson Days Festival.

We are lifelong residents ofAnderson, have strong ties tothe community and supportmany local groups and organi-zations.

Our goal is to make ourcorner of the world a betterplace.

Curry Electric has beenyour residential and commer-cial electrician for over 23years. We work all over theGreater Cincinnati area.

We were the first contractorin Cincinnati to be factory cer-tified in AMP copalum alu-

minumwirerepairs.

We feature Cutler Hammer,Protection Plus productswhich carry a limited lifetimemanufacturer’s warranty.

While we hope you neverhave an after hours problem,we do feature 24 hour emer-gency service.

We have six journeymenwith trucks to allow forprompt response to yourneeds in Anderson, andthroughout the Tristate area.Call us at 513-528-5454 forprompt and courteous service.

Why not give us a try?You’ll usually find Tim orTraci Curry answering thephone, giving advice or doingthe scheduling.

Cincinnati FederalSavings and LoanAssociation

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More value for the way youlive is Kroger’s new slogan.We offer hundreds of productsat new lower prices. Manyhealth and beauty care prod-ucts have been lowered. Inaddition, we still have $4generic prescriptions from ourpharmacy.

We still have the varietycustomers want that no othergrocer can match. In ourworld class perishable depart-ments we offer over 290 vari-eties of produce and 150organic produce items.

Our deli and bistro cannow suggest the new chef pre-pared fresh pizza cooked inour hearth oven.

Also, the bistro/deli offerscatering for all your partyneeds. If you are planning aparty, don’t forget our sushi

shop. Weoffer manydifferentparty traysin sushi,deli, bakery, produce, saladbar and seafood shops.

Our dry aged beef might bemore your style, if not it’sSilverbrite Salmon time. Aswell, don’t forget the wineand cheese, we have a verylarge assortment of both. Tobrighten your party décor,remember our floral shop.

They can make arrange-ments from as low as $10 to$100. Our kitchen set providesyou with the table décor forany desire.

When your party is over,bring your camera memorycard to our photo center.Whatever your wish, all of ourassociates will be more thanglad to help.

Kroger

Mercy Anderson offers theexceptional care you need andthe convenience you deserve.We thank you for the honor ofserving the AndersonCommunity’s health careneeds for 25 years, 1984-2009.

We provide a full range ofhealth care services, such as theFamily Birthing Center, theCenter for Women’s Health,cancer care, emergency careand comprehensive cardiaccare, including open heart sur-gery, as well as theOrthopaedic Center ofExcellence for the best in ortho-pedic care.

Our Mercy HealthPlexAnderson Health and Wellness

Center isso muchmore thanjust a fitness center. We focus onyour complete wellness withholistic services, wellness coach-es, education classes, aquatics,kids programs and so muchmore.

Mercy provides skilled andcompassionate caregivers, whocontribute to the healingMission of honoring the lifeand dignity of each human per-son.

Each day, whether our workinvolves complex technology orthe simple holding of a hand,we are there for you. It’s all partof the Mercy Circle of Caring.

For more information onMercy Hospital Anderson,visit e-mercy.com or learnmore about the MercyHealthPlex Anderson atMercyHealthPlex.com.

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Here is a sample of some ofthe items at Greater AndersonDays' food row. Please notethat all menu items are subjectto change.

Anderson Township ParkDistrict Famous Fish Booth

• Fish & Chips• Hot Dogs• Brats• Metts• Hamburgers• Cheeseburgers

Burger’s Ice Cream Trolley• Ice Cream

Café Mediterranean• Chicken kabobs• Lamb kabobs• Baklava

Delzotti's Italian Sausage• Italian Sausage

Festival Concessions• Funnel Cakes• Chicken Tenders• Fries

• Corn Dogs

Fireman’s Festival Corn• “Buck 'n'ear” corn

LaRosa’s Pizza - Anderson• Cheese Pizza• Pepperoni Pizza

Snowie Shaved Ice• Sno-Cones

Sweet Maize Kettle Corn• Kettle Corn

Taste bud tease: What to eat at Anderson Days

Gold Sponsor:Mercy HospitalAnderson/MercyHealthPlex Anderson

The Anderson Hills KiwanisClub supports GreaterAnderson Township by help-ing to provide recreation andscholarships for children andyouth, along with support forthe Anderson Township ParkDistrict.

We have provided volunteersupport for Greater AndersonDays since its inception, andare proud to announce ourparticipation by hosting two

major activities:First, we will sponsor our

second annual AndersonKiwanis 5K run Saturday, July25 at Beech Acres Park. Therace starts at 9am; registrationis $25 and includes a com-memorative race day shirt.The 5K (3.1 mile) course com-bines both Beech Acres Parkand Salem Road.

Second, we will provide oursecond annual Ducky Downs

booth for the Greater AndersonDays Festival July 24-26.

Place a bet for as little as $1and watch the little yellow rub-ber ducks navigate the rapidsas they race to the finish line.Ducky Downs is fun for thewhole family, and our proceedswill go to the ATPD to supportchildren’s playgrounds.

Anderson Hills Kiwanis isopen to men and women inour community who would

like to bene-fit by associ-ation withothers whoare willing togive some time and effort tosupport our purpose,

“We Support the Children& Youth of Greater AndersonTownship.”

For information: Call BillSmith 474-1830 or visitwww.AndersonKiwanis.com

Kiwanis presents Ducky Downs & 5K Run

513-732-1162LEE & JACK’S TV & APPLIANCES681 College Drive • Batavia, Ohio 45103 • FAX: 513-732-3786 Hours: M-F 10am-7pm • Sat 9am-5pm

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