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Newspaper
Eastern Hills Journal
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1972
Page
6
New Withrow faculty photos show 24 new teachers at Withrow High School increasing total staff to 115 and vocational certified teachers to 22 across art business home economics industrial arts and horticulture. Names listed span five rows from Mrs Sonya Brock to Mike Ferone.
Ewalds Pet Shop at Hyde Park Plaza hosts a pet show this Saturday October 21 at 2 p.m. for children ages three to nine and ten to sixteen with their pets. Prizes go to largest and smallest dogs over six months old and best dressed dogs and top pets across cats fish birds reptiles hamsters mice and gerbils. Entrants register 12 to 1 30 p.m. at the show site in front of the store across from Plaza car wash with judging at 2 p.m.
The Cincinnati Park Board proposes adding about 45 acres of riverfront Tower Hill land to the 82 acre Kroger Hills to create a Little Miami River preservation area. The Kroger Hills would stay natural while the new land could host a model farm or picnic area. If funding allows, work could begin next year, says Vere Burt.
Local page notes events and notices for the Eastern Hills area on October 11 1972. Community updates include meetings, school activities, and upcoming local events with brief details and dates.
The piece highlights newspaper carriers as essential workers who perform in all weather, deliver service with pride, and save for the future. It links Bench’s “something on the ball” to carrier virtues, noting longevity and dedication, and invites readers to join in celebrating Newspaper Carrier Day.
The Withrow Tigers and Walnut Hills Eagles battled to a 6-6 tie in the PHSL opener at renovated Angus E. Stadium. St. Clair scored Walnut’s early TD, Turner and Wilkinson sparked Withrow, and a late field-goal attempt failed as time expired.
The Withrow soccer team defeated Roger Bacon 11 to 1 in a thrilling match despite mud and rain. Upcoming events include a home Friday game against Woodward at 7 30 p m and Homecoming against Aiken on Friday October 20 with a CT test on October 21 and SAT on November 4.
Steve Hoffman of the Cincinnati Enquirer accepts honorary chairmanship for Cub-O-Rama '72 a Dan Beard Council Boy Scouts of America event at the Cincinnati Convention Exposition Center on Saturday December 9 from 1 to 9. Local Cub packs will keep half of total ticket sales to fund activities next year.
The 12th annual event will be Sunday Oct 15 at 1 p.m. at Central Parkway YMCA. Open to registered AAU athletes who have never placed first in their weight class in any Olympic meet. For details call Pat Russ at 241-5348.
Monday features Coney Island hot dogs with buttered corn and peaches, followed by a milk beverage. Tuesday offers steak on bun with lettuce salad banana and a hermit cookie and milk. Wednesday serves turkey and gravy over mashed potatoes with bread and butter, orange and milk. Thursday presents tomato soup and toasted cheese sandwich with apple cobbler and milk. Friday includes sausage patty, green beans, bread and butter with pineapple and milk.
A new job information center opens Friday in the Main Library as a joint project of the Public Library and the State Library of Ohio. It aims to help the unemployed and underemployed use library materials to improve job prospects. staff will offer advice on employment and applications.
Greater Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce backs the city transit tax levy and a 2.6 mill school district bond. Walter E. Bartlett calls the levy the best long term funding for transit. Oliver W. Birckhead chairs a $75,000 fundraising effort via Citizens for a Better Hamilton County.
Roland J. Huston of Mt. Lookout has been elected general chairman of the 1972 Hamilton County Veterans Day Committee. The group plans a luncheon at the Sheraton-Gibson and a downtown Cincinnati parade on Veterans Day Monday Oct. 23. Huston active in veterans affairs since WWII and holds multiple posts in the American Legion and veterans groups. A Madisonville man was charged with possession of hallucinogens after police raided a home. 50 pounds of marijuana and three bags of methamphetamine were seized. Kirk Lewis Riley, 21, 6116 Roe St, was charged.
Lane L. Sargeant of Hyde Park received U S patent number 3680497 on August 1 1972 for an easel designed for classrooms. The device provides distinct horizontal and vertical painting areas with integrated storage for supplies and finished works and allows side by side mounting for group work in a teaching setting.
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