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Newspaper
Eastern Hills Journal
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1972
Page
1
Activities start at 10 a.m. with swim lessons by Amy Macduff for beginners and advanced students. A juniors derby follows at 11:20 a.m. and a tots class for ages 3 to 5 with mothers meets Fridays at 11:20 a.m. Leo McHugh teaches art Mondays and Wednesdays at 10 a.m.
The second annual Greater Cincinnati Amputee Golf Tournament runs Saturday and Sunday July 15 and 16 at Reeves Municipal Golf Course Airport Playfield with 36 players, 9 a.m. starts, and trophies donated by DAV Pepsi Cola All-Star Sporting Goods Stadium Awards Co VFW Batavia and local merchants. Don Baerman, last year's runner up, competes alongside a field led by founder Melvin Durham contact 271-2180 for details.
Oakley Hyde Park youths will join an advanced basketball clinic at Bemont Gym College Hill on July 20. Pickups are 12 at Oakley playground and 12 15 at Hyde Park. Sponsored by Cincinnati Recreation Commission and Coca Cola Bottling Works Athletic Council. David Remenowsky wins first instructional session freethrow contest and will attend All-Cincinnati Freethrow Contest July 27 at UC Laurence Hall gym. Sessions run 1 pm to 4 pm with drills and practice for ages 10 to 16. Elmer A Uhlmansiek retires Oct 18 after 42 years with Hamilton County Park District. William E Canedy to succeed him.
Oakley Playground offers swimming softball games and contests with the Oakley Recreation Commission's activities. The Art Mobile visits Thursday at 1 30 p m. A boy s free throw contest is July 17 at 1 p m and Tay Baker s basketball clinic on July 20 at 12 noon. Boys should register now.
Oakley Senior Citizens held a July birthday party recognizing members with July birthdays. Special tribute went to 102 year old Maude Stump, former Hyde Park resident, noted for a young heart and self adventures. Other honorees included Ed van Marie Wiley and several listed members. cake and greetings preceded plans for a Girls Friendly Summer Home visit and a community program at the Center.
The Madisonville branch library at 4830 Whetsel Ave invites children to summer activities organized by Mrs. Nancy Klembera. Weekly puppet workshop for grades three to six starts July 19 at 2 pm, with four sessions ending in a family program. Preschool story hours begin July 12 at 10:30 am, with four weekly sessions for ages three to five. Around the world story hour for grade schoolers starts July 13 at 2 pm. On August 1 a sew it yourself club for girls in grades three to six meets. Free summer Saturday movies at 2 pm welcome children of all ages.
Three memorial trees were planted at Withrow campus this spring for former staff members Miss Ruth Grove Miss Garnet Gooley and Miss Ilo Stose. A journal photo story missed one, the three named teachers.
City Planning Commission approves two ordinances to vacate Denbigh Street from Paxton to Portland and Portland from Denbigh to Wasson for Hyde Park Plaza expansion. Also authorizes Kroger Hills conveyance to Kroger heirs for state land to back federal funds for Little Miami River park. Bus service urged to be kept. Madison Rd zoning changes from O-1 to B-3 and traffic improvements west to Eastwood Cir to add left turn storage and curb billboard prohibitions.
Mrs. John Blossom advertised Kodak carousel slide trays in CSNI classifieds and sold them quickly. They were delivered early Wednesday to the first caller who phoned 731-7170, signaling Cincinnati area market activity.
A special slim gym program for women runs at Williams YMCA with classes on Tuesday and Thursday evenings at 7 30 starting July 18. Non members pay 10 dollars. eight week period includes full women’s membership privileges. Call 961-7552 for details or to register.
Maude Stump aged 102 holds an award as the oldest Oakley Senior Citizens member at a center birthday party. The event honored July-born seniors with front and back-row guests named, including Nellie Ruffley and Mary Leussing, at the Oakley Center near the river park.
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