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Newspaper
Northeast Suburban Life
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1973
Page
2
Readers defend Shroder amid cries the district has a failing program. They argue most teachers remain dedicated despite urban system strain, citing overcrowding and financed shortages as broader issues beyond a single school.
Editorial lauds Deer Park and Silverton Protective volunteers for hundreds of hours of training and rapid response. It notes new certificates enabling in hospital and paramedic level care and highlights June 16 as a community celebration of their efforts.
A reader urges the Sycamore Park Mothers' Club to fund permanent toilets instead of equipment. They note players practice long hours from April and portable toilets arrive only at season start, urging lasting facilities for Sycamore Township.
In the May 3 issue Saree publicity is discussed with comments from multiple parties led by Winifred Walker, the center's secretary, detailing community reactions and outreach efforts.
The Sycamore Deer Park Jaycees request stoppage of paper and magazine drop offs at their Matson Avenue recycling center in Deer Park citing overwhelming volumes and safety concerns.
Local notice promotes the Riverboat Revue this weekend and provides contact numbers 793-2052 and 891 for audition or entry details. The listing names an ace in the cast and invites interested performers to call for information and participation.
Shroder Junior High's college prep program grows from a few to several dozen students with 17 seventh graders and 20 eighth graders enrolled. Principal predicts growth tied to neighborhood changes. Meanwhile, a fine free library week runs through Saturday and Deer Park students rally for the MS Hope Chest campaign through June 17. The SCEDS program faces closure after a May tax levy defeat, shifting toward city-wide volunteer coordination.
Family picnic featuring games and prizes hosted by the Dillonvale Women’s Club at Chamberlain Park. If weather disrupts, the event moves to July 1. For details contact Donna Temar or Carol Mulvaney.
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