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Newspaper
Eastern Hills Journal
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1975
Page
1
Bramble Playground in Madisonville on Bramble Ave between Whetsel and Plainville Opens summer season with activities for all. Leaders include Dave Hickey Frank Kushavik Ellen Boling and Mary Jo Melrose guiding programs.
Barbara S. Childs has joined Cincinnati Councilman David S. Mann's staff to handle constituent relations. She is Duke University BA in business administration, wife of Richard M. Childs, and mother of three, with prior PTA and church nursery school leadership roles. Activities planned include playground registration, swim lessons, and summer programs. call 271-5190 for details. Marian High juniors host a car wash June 29 in Burken Bakery parking lot.
Eastern Hills Councilman Jim Cissell reports three relief sewer projects in Hyde Park Oakley Mt Lookout and Ault Park will begin in f iscal year 1976 as MSD budgets allocate 1.65 million for Oakley 1.6 million for Hyde Park and 0.5 million for Ault Park with 1 million of Hyde Park funds in 1976. Cissell frames the budget as a correction to prior inequities and cites his Blueprint for Action and a potential lawsuit if the gap persists.
Ronald Combs will headline a Independence Day concert at Ault Park with Andy Brady's band at 7 30 p.m. July 3. He performs with the Cincinnati Summer Opera and teaches at the University of Wisconsin. He will perform coronation scene from Boris Godounov and Impossible Dream. Attendees should bring chairs. event co sponsored by local Hyde Park groups and Cincinnati associations.
Hyde Park residents association and Mt Lookout Civic Club urge every family to contribute at least 50 cents to back a $100,000 effort. The drive aims to show broad support for acquiring the UC owned mudhole site for open space and recreation, with city funds and private matching sought.
Volunteers are needed to place and remove flags on Madison Road and Oakley Square. The Oakley Chamber of Commerce offers details at 871-5959. The Madison Place cub scout carnival relocates to Bramble Sunoco at Bramble and Plainville set for 4 to 10 p.m. Sunday July 13. Hyde Park recycling center opens June 28 at Hyde Park Plaza. Cards encouraged for Naomi Frye at Good Samaritan Hospital. UC College of Medicine honors Dr. Kenneth W. Rove Jr. with Golden Apple Award. Ohio Vietnam Veterans Bonus Commission seeks unfiled claims. address 79 E. State St. Rent-A-Kid program seeks 14–15 year olds via 381-3425. General Hospital volunteers needed in gift shop and ER. information desk and clinics via 872-4875. Limited edition Cincinnati skyline panorama from Greater Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce at 120 W. Fifth St.
Oakley Chamber of Commerce members plan the October 9 Town Hall with the Oakley Community Council. Aug 28 and Sept 25 coordination meetings are set. Discussions include a bicentennial tied Oakley 125th anniversary in 1977, art show events, school and community group involvement, and a Citizen of the Season award.
Judge Robert V. Woodap last June 17 continued the Mercy Hospital traffic booth dispute with a restraining order sought by the Mariemont Hills Citizen Action Group. The group seeks to curb the booth allowing egress onto Bramble Ave from hospital property pending a compromise by June 24.
Fairfax recreation board chair Robert Huff said he would meet with the city solicitor over the weekend on a tentative agreement with the board of education for mutual use of facilities. An outline of the summer program was given to new recreation director Richard Stegmaier for implementation. Further plans may be announced at tonight's council meeting. The commission is interested in ball diamond and soccer areas and perhaps Mariemont Middle School facilities, with football starting in the locality.
Ten sets of free Reds game tickets are offered to classified readers this week. The note repeats the offer due to a missed last week's drawing and urges winners to call 731-7170 before 10 a.m. Friday to claim.
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