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Newspaper
Northeast Suburban Life
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1973
Page
2
Editorial recalls frequent thefts of street signs and lights along I 71 in Sycamore Township. Superintendent Harry Johnigan notes spring ground softness aids thefts costing between 1110 and 1300 dollars yearly to replace, with 10 to 15 percent of signs returned after questioning.
Jeff Birdsall, a 5th grader from Kennedy Heights, has been chosen as a delegate to the Children's International Summer Village in Michigan City Indiana. He will spend four weeks at the camp living with youths from other nations and was inspired by hosting a Swiss guest for ten days last year.
Betty Kautz thanks the editor on behalf of all leaders and Girl Scouts of Deer Park for printing their articles and news of activities over the past year.
Annella Joanne Lanham daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Lanham 7848 Glenover Dr is named recipient of the annual Women's Personnel Association of Cincinnati scholarship She is a UC College of Business Administration junior management major president of Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority elected to Pi Chi Epsilon honors society and Rossmayne Blue Star Mothers Deer Park chapter will host a social at 8 p m Friday June 15 at VFW Hall 8556 Blue Ash Rd to benefit hospitalized veterans.
Four Schrader Jr. High teachers voiced concern over lax discipline and lack of administrative backing. They urged hard-line enforcement and support to uphold classroom order, highlighting that current guidelines let disruptive students derail classes.
At Ursuline Academy 77th commencement on June 3 top seniors received two special awards. Rose Iacono won the Archbishop McNicholas Memorial Award. Pamela Yuellig earned the Christian Leadership Award. Several National Merit finalists secured multiple scholarships to Notre Dame Xavier Edgecliff and others with assorted partials.
Three area residents will observe 25th anniversaries this month as employees of Cincinnati Bell. Harold A. Kautz Jr. began his career June 10, 1948 as a cable splicer’s helper and has served as a repair foreman for three years. Donald B. DeVore completes 25 years on June 21 after starting as a central office switchman and now an accounting manager for five years. Donald C. Zengmeyer joined June 28, 1948 and has been a Madisonville switchman for 18 years.
Certificates of appreciation were presented to Madeira High Operation Drug Stop counselors for their work in educating middle school students about the dangers of drugs. Recipients include Kent Ernsting Dick Clark Barbara Gill and Michael Baker with faculty advisors John Rape and Dick Hartman.
Graduates from the Suburban Life area were among Purdue University’s May 9 commencement recipients. Area honorees include Dale T. Ziegenfelder Thomas M. Hough James F. Klapproth Andrew R. O'Donnell and William H. Grafe, with home addresses listed in the report.
Artwork by Mrs. Vee Holstein from Ross Avenue Montgomery will be exhibited at the Sycamore Branch Public Library throughout June. Her petal paintings are created entirely from dried flowers and plants. Her work recently appeared at the Cincinnati Nature Center.
The Northeastern Hills Senior Citizens Club marks its eighth anniversary with a catered luncheon at Bishop Fenwick Hall Deer Park sponsored by K of C. President Charles Lohman will introduce guests and members who boosted membership to 280. Madeira High students Douglas Blough and Judith Rohr top Ohio state tests in elementary algebra and geometry.
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