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Newspaper
Eastern Hills Journal
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1973
Page
1
The Mariemont Board of Education voted to lower the bond retirement millage from 6 to 6.1 mills and keep the opera tax rate at 37.11 mills through 1974, while approving a 2.5 million dollar budget for 1974. The district plans a slight tax duplicate rise to 53,000,000 and will raise nonresident tuition from 985 to 1130 dollars.
The Village Festival in Mariemont is set for Saturday from 4 to 10 p.m. Sponsored by the Mariemont Fire Dept and Life Squad, the event will raise money for auxiliary equipment and feature horse drawn cart rides printing presses parade of department vehicles and a dunking booth with local celebrities. Grilled foods, beverages and desserts will be sold with shelter tables provided. Deputy Chief Raymond Stouder leads as general festival chairman with Fire Marshal Jess Applegate assisting. other staff include Joe Thoman Jerry Swormstedt Warren Krummel and Capt. Tom Lyttleton among others.
Thomas B. Brush of Hyde Park announces he will seek the Charter Democratic Coalition endorsement for Cincinnati City Council in November. A former attorney and U.S. District Attorney aide, Brush drew 53,226 votes in 1971, operates in firm ages god Heile Kelly Brush, and holds posts with the Cincinnati Recreation Commission and School Foundation. He and his wife Sally raise four children, Bart Andrew Lisa and Mark.
CSNI Classified invites readers with a matching name to claim free box seats for a Reds game. Eligible individuals must present identification to redeem the offer.
At a Metropolitan Project meeting sponsored by the League of Women Voters neighborhood groups from Hyde Park and other suburbs voiced common problems. Traffic zoning and property deterioration were cited as widespread concerns with plans to create task forces under City Manager Robert Turner. A neighborhood registry at City Hall overseen by Ray Schlink supports local problem reporting. Hyde Park groups push for a shared plan acceptable to residents and business interests. The Hyde Park Business Club is remodeling a corner dwelling for two family occupancy and a vacant house at 8578 Michigan on Griffiths is slated for remodeling after years of neglect and a failed sale attempt.
Gary W. Stamm, 35, newly promoted principal of Mariemont High School, has served as assistant principal since 1971 and previously filled roles in music education and curriculum development. He holds an M.Ed from Cincinnati in 1968 and is pursuing a doctoral degree, with strong ties to local churches and educational associations.
Mount Lookout Civic Club sponsors its annual family night on Wednesday August 1 at Schmidt Field with hole-in-one baseball and games for all ages. Monster catfish 30 to 35 pounds four feet long have been reported in local lakes drawing anglers to Sharon Winton Woods Miami Whitewater with a free yearly fishing pass offered. Public notices include a planning commission hearing on zoning changes along Edwards Road Michigan Avenue Shaw Avenue and Erie Avenue scheduled for September due to key petitioners’ summer absence.
A report claims a motel drive in is planned in the block bounded by Madison Wasson Michigan and Edwards but the Journal has learned this is unfounded. A new development is said to be planned later, though remains unconfirmed by reliable sources.
Dale R. Mitchell of 4810 Ravenna is named to the Owling Green State University spring honors list as a junior with a perfect 4.0 grade point average.
Neighborhood kids lent their pets to Hyde Playground for a show where blue ribbons went to owners of the most unique and best trained pets. About 25 entries, mostly dogs cats and guinea pigs, were shown by Mike Bourgin Patty Miller Marilyn Russley and others. Playground supervisors organized the event.
The playground at Edwards and Observatory hosts a series of activities. A picnic is set for July 26 in Ault Park, track meet try-outs occur this week, a banner parade scheduled for July 28, a talent contest on July 31, and the Art Mobile will visit August 1 and 2 at 3 45 p.m.
Hyde Park Oakley area residents attended a July 20 planning commission meeting opposing a proposed post office consolidation. The commission moved to study environmental effects within 60 days while a 90 day moratorium on consolidating Hyde Park Oakley and East End branches to a site opposite Hyde Park Plaza remains in place since July 11. Reverend Terry Tate and other speakers urged recognition of neighborhood environmental concerns amid potential traffic and zoning impacts.
Bettie Bohling notes a shift away from the belief in smaller cars. A Mustang advertised via CSNI Classifieds drew such demand that after selling to the first caller the seller had to leave the house to escape the phone. CSNI serves over 731,7170 readers and lists the market for buyers.
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