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The Cincinnati Enquirer from Cincinnati, Ohio • Page 53

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RMO Sunday, November 26, 1989 THE CINCINNATI ENQUIRER FeaturesD-7 Read Today's PERSONALS bei aaJ ktl 1 fy 1 LA ftJ Have you checked the personal ads appearing in Classified (class 550)? Today there are many ads from men and women all over the Instate. And, with the new Classified CallConnection. you can respond to these ads IMMEDIATELY' To place your own personal ad, call 421-6300. NOW! Patricia Corbett Charles Yeiser West Shell Chad Wick Albert Vontz Jr. Manuel Mayerson inspires others vuiwig father's example gives of himself vjiieg OOM loves city IUVOO Wly Classified 550 lOUyUIOS MID MMIO ailO OUfJLJUl Id ICllliOi waumi Giving thanks for the city's many givers As we Count our blessines this inT nf npnnlp who do not have the As we count our blessings this lot of people who do not have the board of West Shell Inc.

0 ir 1 Realtors, Jackie Barrett Social scene same opportunities as I. Thankful for: "I have been blessed with good family, good work and a good community." ALBERT VONTZ President of Heidelberg Distributing Company, Vontz supports arts organizations. "I am thankful for every day that I can get up and go to work. I'm happy and grateful to be in a position to have the opportunity to help." WEST SHELL: Chairman of the West Shell has contributed to many organizations. "It was my father's example that taught me that you should always put something back into the community," he says.

"Civic and business responsibilities are very compatible. "I am especially thankful for this wonderful city and for the progress we are making. My wife, Judy, once said that she was competing with a lover she couldn't compete with this city." IB 1 Featuring holiday week, I thought of the many philanthropic people with whom our city has been blessed. Their numbers run into the thousands. I asked a few of these high-profile people why they do what they do and what they are thankful for this holiday season.

PATRICIA CORBETT: "Our contributions were made because we care about the city and its people. Our hope was that we would inspire others to give in kind," Corbett said. The Corbett Foundation has supported cultural, educational and medical projects both here and nationwide. "I am thankful for the wonderful friends who love and care for me as I care for them." CHARLES F. YEISER: A past headmaster of Cincinnati Country Day School, Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra supporter and Springer School advocate, Yeiser has passed along his philosophy of giving to students.

Yeiser's motivations include, "first of all, a tremendous love for the community I think Cincinnati is the most marvelous place to live in the world. I put myself into the giving I do. The organizations I support may find more meaning financially, but it means more to me to actively participate." Cincinnati Art Galleries Cordially Invites You To Attend PANORAMA OF CINCINNATI ART IV Featuring Thankful for? "I'm glad to be alive, to have reasonably good health and a wonderful family." MANUEL MAYERSON: Real estate development president Manuel D. Mayerson of The Mayerson Company has played an active role in Hebrew Union College and Children's Hospital Medical Center. "I love this city and I consider it a great opportunity when I can help.

We have an incredible cultural base and it's a city filled with good, warm people." He is thankful for: "Good health, good friends and my good wife, Rhoda. What I'm not happy about is that my children and grandchildren live out-of-town." CHAD WICK: Central Trust Executive Vice President Chad P. Wick has made significant contributions to many groups. "God put us here to recycle. I have a responsibility to recycle my time and resources to make the city better to improve the lives of a Abel Fisher Miller Young Adam Grooms Nourse Vogt Alke Hopkins Potthast Volkert Ashbrook KaeDn Potthast II C.T.Webber Busebaum Lindsay J.

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Christmas background available at no extra charge. Social calendar CIMCIMMATI ART Gallery Hours: 9 A.M. -5 P.M. Sat. 9 A.M.

4 P.M. 635 Main Cincinnati, Ohio 4S202 Michele ft Randy Sandler Phone: (513) 381-2128 MONDAY: An evening of culture, history and gourmet grazing on traditional Southern cuisine with special guests Alex Haley and Marva Collins at The Phoenix; ben-pfits The Marva Collins Preoarato- OPEN 7 DAYS AT THESE STUDIO LOCATIONS: CINCINNATI: BEECHMONT AVENUE DELHI ROAD RIDGE AVENUE STUDIO HOURS: MONDAY-SATURDAY 10 AM-2 PM AND 3 PM-7 PM SUNDAY: 12 NOON PM AGFA Products give you better portraits Shops Benefit for Children's Hospital Medical Center. Cincinnati Jazz Trio, caroling, refreshments, raffle. Call 489-8118. SATURDAY: Members-only opening of the Taft Museum's inaugural exhibition "Italian Panel Paintings from the Permanent Collection" at 2 p.m.

Dedication of the Keystone Gallery. SATURDAY: 10th annual Victorian Christmas at St. Ursula Academy benefits the school. 5-11 p.m., cocktails and hors d'oeuvres, silent auction, dinner and oral auction. $50.

(or just cocktails $20 per person) Call 922-7925. PCA, Inc. 1989 Iry School. 5 to 8 p.m. $50.

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