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Newspaper
Eastern Hills Journal
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1973
Page
1
Good attendance at the Oakley Community Council meeting discusses applying for lights at Oakley Playground baseball diamond. Jim Royer of District Nine Knothole Baseball proposes the lighting project.
Donald E. Brinkman M D will serve as president of the Our Lady of Mercy Hospital medical staff at Mariemont for the ninth year. He sits on Cincinnati's Academy of Medicine council and holds memberships in the American College of Surgeons American Board of Urology and American Urological Association. Other officers named are Walter B. Rugh as vice president and Frank Clement as secretary-treasurer. The council heard about District Six Police Community Relations duties from Sgt Charles Horstman introduced by new District Commander Capt Donald Slaughter. Horstman said he will work with the council's police relations task force.
Hyde Park Elementary PTA schedules a 2 p.m. meeting in the school auditorium with a panel of legal and medical experts led by Martin Pinales of the Cincinnati Bar Association and Drug Abuse Commission. Audience questions will be answered and a taster's dessert will follow in the cafeteria.
Mrs. Robert Bosse sold her two year old GE humidifier after placing a CSNI classifieds ad. She praised the service as very fast and convenient and hinted she would use CSNI again. A January clearance sale airs the cheap Instant Action want ad with contact 731 7170.
Oakley Bank manager Jerry Carle urged residents and merchants to watch for counterfeit ten and twenty dollar bills after a teller detected a bogus ten. The incident is under FBI scrutiny with details on serial numbers and markings. a local merchant unknowingly deposited the fake bill.
Reorganization of the Greater Cincinnati High School Safety League aims to improve youth communications with city court and local officials in Hamilton County. Next rap session is at Moeller High School at 7 p.m. on Sunday Feb 11 with judges sheriffs and police officials among advisers.
Cincinnati Police and Hamilton County departments join in a county wide effort to curb drug abuse and trafficking. A $120000 grant from the Criminal Justice Regional Planning Unit funds a narcotics enforcement unit and coordinated investigations across municipalities. Chief Carl Goodin seeks police chiefs' support.
The Eastern Hills Journal announces winners of the 1973 Stork Derby. Oakley parents Nicklas Smith welcome Jeffrey Allen, 7 lb 13 1/2 oz, Jan 1 at General Hospital with Dr. Foster Riddle as attending. Other entries include Michael Shane, Mary Patricia, Tris Charles, Ami Sue, Nickolas Jason, Andrea, and more.
Richard H. Ward announces his retirement from the Mariemont Board of Education after serving since March 9, 1965 and two terms as president. The Citizens School Committee will collect qualified candidates. a meeting is set for Thursday Jan. 18 at 8:00 in the high school auditorium to discuss a candidate list. Ward recently won a Cincinnati Bar Association post, prompting his resignation.
John Hodges of 302 Oxford Ave Terrace Park was elected president of the Mariemont Board of Education for 1973, replacing Walter Johann. Arnold Morelli at 6507 Mariemont Ave was chosen vice president, succeeding Richard Ward who resigned effective January 31. Regular monthly meetings will remain the second Tuesday at 7 30 p.m. at the Board offices 3900 Plainville Rd. Mrs Giles Lakeman was re appointed as the boards delegate to the Great Oaks Joint Vocational School Board.
Cincinnati City Council referred items include an adult school crossing guard request by George W. Crawford of Madisonville Coordinating Committee. A deed for Islington Avenue wildlife preserve is sent to the Planning Commission. Withrow Student Council urged a Kendall Madison Road left turn arrow. the safety panel found it unwarranted. Mayor Berry sent two area communications for investigation: $3796 request for the Madisonville Social Services Center and a plan to name Columbia Parkway Plan C the Harry Wynn Parkway.
Mrs. Margaret Minster, retired advertising manager of Shillito's in 1962, has been appointed to the Cincinnati Chapter of SCORE to advise small businessmen on management skills. Call the SBA office at 684-2814 for SCORE information. Also notes that 15 countries have a slave press, 1 restricted, and 44 free.
Dolores Daly of Hyde Park becomes secretary and Joseph Stewart of P Gs public relations team serves as president. Daniel Pinger of UC is named vice president with Judith Bogart treasurer. New directors include Charles Shawver O Douglas Dawson and Daly for three-year terms. Hyde Park’s Olinger and Madisonville’s Dale Mitchell make Bowling Green fall honors.
Community notices describe Shriners collecting old license plates for scrap with proceeds aiding Shriners hospital groups. When new plates release, residents should take old plates to service-station collection points. Pepsi Cola Co trucks will handle pickups.
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