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Newspaper
Eastern Hills Journal
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1973
Page
1
Three public hearings before the city council on zoning changes in the Eastern Hills area. On Wednesday May 23 at 7 p.m. a hearing will review an ordinance approved by the planning department.
Sister Mary George Koblage R S M assistant administrator of Our Lady of Mercy Hospital Mariemont is named administrator of a new Clermont County hospital. She trained at Mercy Hamilton Edgecliff College and earned an M S in administration from Catholic University. Two hearings set for Wednesday June 6 at 2 p m before council address rezoning near Stewart Ave Covington Ave and Madison Rd and properties on Drakewood Dr and Markbreit Ave Oakley for elderly housing and related district changes.
Daniel T. Daugherty executive director of Little Miami Inc a Mt Lookout resident will be the third speaker in Hyde Park Community Council lecture series Nora May Nolan program chairman announced The talk titled The Little Miami Ohio's First Scenic River will be free and open to the public at the First National Bank meeting room Edwards Rd Hyde Park on Thursday May 24 at 8 p.m.
Save the Union Terminal group asks donors to raise 1.75 million to buy the rotunda and 750000 for the concourse, tax deductible gifts sent to 2101 Carew Tower 45202. Carson Whiting honored for service to Beech Acres General Protestant Orphan Home as board president. Terrace Park Players present Was You Effer May 17 18 19 at Mariemont Middle School. First Aid Classes run Thursdays 7:30 p.m. at Madison Place Fire Station with instructors Firemen Joe Waltz and Jim Vance. call 271-3637 to register.
Advertisers and news contributors note Memorial Day observances approaching for Monday May 28. Deadline for May 30 issue copy and ads is moved to 5 p.m. Thursday May 24. Classified ads close Friday May 25 at 5 p.m.
Pieter C Visser 31 assistant treasurer in Hamilton County treasurer office announces bid for Cincinnati Board of Education. Endorsed by Citizens for Good Schools and Citizens for Neighborhood Schools. He and wife Jacqueline have two daughters Tori and Gillian. He cites rising education costs and bussing as key issues shaping the race.
Robert A. Carney of Grandin Road chairs a UC Conservatory of Music student led musical review. The May 17 meeting of the UC Parents' Club starts at 7 15 p.m. in the faculty dining room.
Hyde Park Plaza promotes a complete selection of natural and organic foods with a health book clearance. Call 321 7717 for details and specials.
Eastern Hills Journal area precincts show mixed results with the Cincinnati school levy defeated May 8 by a two to one margin in light turnout. Madisonville and some Hyde Park areas favored the levy amid racial and religious divides and speculation over the Board of Education’s desegregation proposals and Archbishop Bernardin’s neutrality.
A CSNI Classified notice offers free box seats to Reds games for individuals whose name appears in the section. The announcement invites eligible readers to check listings and claim their seats.
Mariemont boosters announce their yearly fund campaign to support the high school's interscholastic athletics. Campaign chair is Nathan D. Bachman with C. E. Boersig as booster president. Since reorganizing two years ago they have 1 000 members and have added nearly $20 000 in equipment and operating funds. They aim for at least 1,000 members while expanding girls sports and student activities. The group released its 1972 73 Sports Annual and adding directors Ray Schroer John Stofe and Peter Stites to the nine member board.
Dr. Lois Johnson of the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine will speak on The Adolescent Today From a Doctor s View at 7 30 p m Wednesday May 23 in the Walter Peoples Junior High cafeteria. The association lists officers and trustees for 1973 74 and notes high membership.
Pvt Gregor OD Gillum completes advanced training at the army training center Ft Polk Louisiana. His wife Carol of Oakley resides there. The report notes successful completion and reassures family.
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