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Newspaper
Eastern Hills Journal
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1973
Page
1
Crowds gathered for the 2nd annual Ault Park Fourth of July with a band concert and fireworks after readings of the Declaration of Independence. A sudden downpour forced sheltering in the pavilion. about 100 die-hards stayed to view the fireworks, while students and local groups distributed programs and posed for photos.
City finance committee chair Thomas Luken requested 300000 to fund phase one of Ault Park improvements at a July 2 meeting. Phase one includes two bicycle trails esplanade work between the cascade and rose garden five off street parking lots removal of curb parking and extra picnic and play areas. The committee expedited the project citing work by the Ault Park for People Committee and local residents.
A free soccer clinic is set for 6 30 p m Monday July 16 at Peoples Jr High School. John Biffert president of the Eastern Hills Soccer Association urges all boys and girls aged 6 to 18 in the Eastern Hills area to attend for the 1973 season. The program is run by the Cincinnati Comets with the Cincinnati Recreation Commission and the Eastern Hills Sports Association. The non profit group promotes youth sports in Walnut Hills Hyde Park Mt Lookout and Oakley. Trustees include Jane Albers John Eiffert Don Gardner and Robert Latimer. The class of 1923 Withrow East High seeks class members for a October reunion and asks for names and addresses at 821 0262.
Congressman William J. Keating requests a 90 day postponement in property negotiations for the proposed post office on Paxton Road He asks Regional Postmaster Clarence Gels in Chicago to comply with city zoning laws and to consider alternatives to a consolidation station in Hyde Park Community leaders say the site would damage the residential character of the area north of Paxton Road
Madison Place Pack 92 marks its 30th year in the Dan Beard Council with a summer carnival on Sunday July 15 starting at 4 p.m. at Ritze's Texaco Station Cambridge Ave. Bobo the clown will distribute balloons and attendance prizes are awarded every half hour. Merchants donate awards. booths include bakery ham hot dogs brats and a dunking booth with other attractions.
John Schmid announces Cub Scout Pack 92 carnival at Ritze's Texaco Cambridge Ave and Plainville Rd on Sunday July 15 at 4 PM. Fairfax hosts bicycle inspections Friday July 20 from 10 AM to 2 PM. Cincinnati police tighten enforcement on fatal accident risk on Erie Ave Kellogg Beechmont Norwood Lateral Madison Rd and Columbia Parkway, targeting speed drunk driving and pedestrian violations. James McKenna, Hyde Park Play School proprietor, earned a UC master’s in child development, serves as Oakley Chamber VP and Eastern Hills Coordinator representative. he and wife Sandra have run the school since August 1971.
Hamilton County and Fairfax canine unit aided in a burglary arrest at Hess and Eisenhardt, while a regional push to modernize police communications moves forward. A new two phase system aims to install a computer aided dispatch center, multiple district frequencies, and microwave towers with a 1974 target completion.
The Cincinnati Recreation Commission presents six ecoss magicians in a free summer show at Hyde Park School grounds Edwards and Observatory this Saturday July 14 at 8 p.m. Richard Thie playground director announced the event.
A dynamite bomb exploded near 3646 Shattuc in Mt Lookout last Wednesday, creating a four foot hole in a yard and damaging a truck. Police say two to five sticks were used and William Sallender, 28, 3646 Shattuc, suspected of involvement. A rival motorcycle club link and a stolen geonives gapeetic were noted. The blast also damaged 3642 Shattuc home.
Kilgour School at 1339 Herschel Ave hosts a city playground program 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday through August 31 for ages six to thirteen with a separate three to five year old session 11 a.m. to noon on Mon Wed Fri. Activities include crafts sports table games and field trips with puppet shows and an Olympic Day planned.
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