09 Feb 1977
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Newspaper
Eastern Hills Journal
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1977
Page
1
Governor James Rhodes appealed for prayer and Christian Scientists opened their Reading Room on Edwards Rd Hyde Park Square inviting the public to pray about the weather. The room, open Sunday hours with a large sign, also operates Monday through Saturday 9 to 5:30 for study and prayer.
The 36th annual flower show, sponsored by the Federated Garden Clubs of Cincinnati and Vicinity, runs Feb 26–27 at the Cincinnati Convention Center in conjunction with the Home and Garden Show. Co chairs Mrs. Robert F. Wersel and Mrs. John R. Couzins Jr. encourage amateur gardeners to participate. juniors have options in artistic and horticultural divisions. Information from the Civic Garden Center at 2715 Reading Rd.
Area schools report strong attendance as they cope with weather and an energy crisis. Principals describe split sessions, coal heat, and temperature controls while districts reassess closings and reopenings amid ongoing constraints.
Jo Lakeman, in her eighth year on the Mariemont Board of Education, is elected president succeeding Paul R. Swanson. Pau Hodges is named vice president. Lakeman has served as president before in 1971 and was appointed to the board in 1969.
Harriet Wilson of 3223 Hardisty Ave. was elected to the board of trustees of the Ohio Kentucky Indiana Regional Council of Governments at its tenth annual meeting on January 27. The OKI board election highlights local leadership and regional planning commitments.
Blood pressure screening for older adults will be held 1 to 4 p m Friday February 18 at Hyde Park Center for Older Adults 3545 Edwards Rd The date was omitted in a previous newsletter In the hospital T L ee Gibson a Hyde Park Center mini bus driver fell and broke his hip He is at Bethesda Hospital Oak St and may appreciate cards Oakley Residents Association forms committees on zoning education safety recreation and business district Ed Tracy co chair 631 TBD Scholastic Art Awards exhibit runs through February 12 at Shillito s second floor lower level Winners were chosen from 6209 entrants from 110 area schools
Martha Allen of Hyde Park, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Allen, begins her professional artistic career with a one man show at Donegan's Gallery at age 16. She studied sculpture with Mike Skop at Studio 70 Ft Thomas and took art courses at Northern Kentucky University and Seven Hills School.
The Oakley Chamber of Commerce will install annual officers on Wednesday February 16 in the Williamsburg Room at the Cincinnati Club Garfield Place. Nominees include Ron Jackson president Hal Oyler vice president Lucille Cooper treasurer Naomi Frye secretary Bill Long to chair the board. Reservations urged and details from Bill Long at 321 9373.
Hyde Park residents Mrs. Ethan B. Stanley and Mrs. Dorothy J. Corbett coordinate a rally to urge greater public funding for the arts in Ohio. The event on Monday Feb 14 at WEET studios begins with a 5 p.m. cash bar, includes live music, dance, a film showing Art Is a panel discussion and a report from the Ohio Citizens Committee for the Arts. Hamilton County legislators are expected to attend. The committee aims to increase Ohio Arts Council subsidy in the state budget under winter reviews.
The Mariemont School District reschedules the annual visitation for its elementary schools to March 8 through March 10, from 9 a.m. to 2 30 p.m. The event was originally set for February 15 to 17.
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