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Newspaper
Eastern Hills Journal
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1973
Page
1
An overview report summarizes Hamilton County discussions and broader statewide talks under the Search for Consensus. Participants push for school community involvement, individualized instruction, equal access, and stronger accountability including parents and students.
Mariemont High School welcomes Chan Chee Keong a Malaysian rivalry diving hopeful and swimmer. He plans to compete for Malaysia at the 1976 Olympics while living with the Bryce Dernier family. Chee cites family support and exposure to American life as shaping his ambitions and studies in economics and teaching.
Jerry Carle, manager of the Oakley branch of Fifth Third Bank, was re elected president of the Oakley Chamber of Commerce for 1973. Elected with Carle are:
The Withrow school PTA board will meet Monday February 5 at 7 30 PM in the first floor teachers lounge to discuss expanding student civic and parental participation in school affairs. Joan Gorgenson will lead the discussion with invitations extended to area civic and business clubs.
Hyde Park Community Council long range planning committee meets Tuesday February 6 at 7 30 p m in Hyde Park Community United Methodist Church Observatory and Grace Aves to debate zone changes truck routes one way streets park expansion and school behavior Also note Navy Airman Guy M Allen has completed the Tradesman School at Millington Tennessee training to install maintain and repair training aids.
Mrs Frank Buschle sold two mounted snow tires for 45 dollars and Mrs Joseph Dalrymple received 90 dollars for an A-1 Early American couch through CSM classifieds. Call 731 7170 before 5 p m Monday to place your ad.
Horstman district six police liaison praises Oakley Community Council for closer community work. He offers crime prevention tips including Operation Identification and security surveys. He notes district size population 91,500 and low crime rate but urges reporting suspicious activity. He schedules talks with East End Eastwood Mt. Washington and Oakley groups in February.
CSNI presents a special bridal section this week with wedding accounts engagement announcements and articles. area bridal services are advertised for brides-to-be and their partners offering ideas and resources for planning.
Purdue University announced degree candidates from the area at the end of the first semester. Susan Ede of 1331 Hayward Court earned bachelor’s with highest distinction in industrial management. Marjorie Clark Jones of 3600 Mound Way was to receive her degree, and Edward L ockell of 6927 Britton Ave was to receive his PhD in education.
The Cincinnati Recreation Commission announces a new 1191 yard par-3 course at Reeves Airport Playfield joining an 18-hole course, driving range and miniature golf. Opening expected early June with dedication during the Cincinnati Jaycee Commission Invitational Tournament.
The Citizens School Committee circulates nomination forms for Cincinnati School Board candidates with terms expiring in 1973. Mrs. Thomas Brush chairs the effort in Hyde Park and forms can be obtained by writing to 3804 Broadview Dr. Hyde Park. Names mentioned include Mrs. Janet ff Rev Tecumseh Graham Charles Lindbait and Mrs. Mary.
Cincinnati City Council approved conveyance of the Kroger Hills property to B. H. Kroger heirs to back a federal grant for a Little Miami River park. The 85 acre, valued at 500000, would be used as matching collateral and later transferred to the Nature Conservancy in trust as the state applies for funding. If denied, land reverts to the Cincinnati Park Board.
Auditions for the musical comedy Baker Street will be held at Little Theater Hyde Park Community United Methodist Church Observatory and Grace Aves Thursday Feb 1 at 7 30 pm. The Marine Corps League awarded John T Nolan Jr a distinguished service award for 15 years as recruiting and reenlistment consultant.
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