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Newspaper
Eastern Hills Journal
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1975
Page
2
The Eastern Hills Journal lists advertising representatives Ohio Newspaper Service Inc at 196 South High Street Columbus Ohio and American Newspaper Representatives at 404 Fifth Avenue New York NY 10018 for placement and distribution services.
Editorial notes a 1975 motor vehicle permit sold for two dollars by the Hamilton County Park District. The pass grants driving access to six parks with horseback riding camping boating fishing and more plus concerts and nature programs. Mail order available to 10245 Winton Rd Cincinnati 45231.
The Salvation Army thanks the Eastern Hills Journal for extensive Christmas season coverage especially Dec 25. Mary Sieseen notes appreciation for photos by Pat Tolzmann at the Toy Shop and the program's public interest.
Sheriff Paul J. Fricker and the U S Marine Corps extend heartfelt thanks to Cincinnati volunteers and agencies for collecting and distributing over 15 000 toys to 21 local sites. The Toys for Tots program will return next year to brighten Christmas for needy children in the Cincinnati area.
Chris Corcoran leads six week beginning and intermediate belly dancing courses for women and teenage girls. Sessions run Tuesday afternoons and Thursday evenings starting January 21 and 23 at the Williams YMCA, 1228 E. McMillan. Call 961-7552 for more information.
One hundred fifty four Walter Peoples Junior High students earned honor roll in the 1974 75 first quarter. Seventh grade straight A students included Melody Hamman Emily Lee and Kimberlee Organ. Eighth grade straight A students featured Elizabeth Carpenter Debbie Devlin and Aaron Greenleaf. Diana Nolan led all ninth graders with straight A’s. A long list of 9th grade honorees followed, including Anthaas Austin Jeffrey Barrett Terese Beatty Jane Blocksom Patricia Brown Christopher Carr and many others.
Cincinnati Public Schools launched a hotline on November 12 to cut red tape and provide accurate answers. The line operates at 369 1037 to guide inquiries and connect residents with the appropriate district offices.
Mariemont High graduate Brian Critchell, a Wittenberg University junior, plays for the Tigers who opened the season 1-1. The team lost to Valparaiso, Kentucky Wesleyan and Tennessee Tech, and later defeated Augustana College. Wittenberg averages 19 wins per season with one NCAA title, a second-place finish, nine All-Americans and 10 OAC titles.
Naturalist Robert E. Fultz will present his film Acadian Reflections at UC Zimmer Auditorium at 8 15 p m Friday Jan 17. The event is sponsored by Audubon Society of Ohio with tickets from Irene Lammers or at the car. It is the third illustrated wildlife lecture in the 1974 75 series. The film explores Acadia National Park in New England.
A roundup of neighborhood developments includes Hyde Park Plaza postal facility plans facing zoning issues, Mt Lookout traffic concerns, and a Grandin Rd viaduct debate. Madisonville and Mariemont council actions cover school levies, property offers, and fire truck contracts as Madisonville housing and day care programs gain attention.
Readable bits show a school menu listing items like cheese sandwich, corn, fruit cocktail, milk, chili soup with crackers and bread, bananas, macaroni and cheese, celery sticks, peaches, and more milk. Includes a note about an in service day and no school activities.
Members of Girl Scout Troop 330 from Kilgour School chose to give two gifts each to patients at Children’s Hospital and Convalescent Hospital for Children, presenting gift bundles and original game ideas to recreation director Mrs. Lair Greenfield on December 17.
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