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Newspaper
Northeast Suburban Life
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1973
Page
3
Blue Ash police held a bike auction in the service department building, selling varied cycles stolen or abandoned. Notable buys included a purple Dragster for 14.75 and a red two seater for 10, while many bikes awaited 60 day claims by owners. Chief Ralph Conlon leads the event.
Ann M. Dick daughter of Charles A. and Mrs Dick Montgomery Rd awarded a Commercial Credit Company scholarship to attend Peabody College for Teachers in Nashville. Her father is an account executive for Commercial Credit Business Loans Inc and an Regina High School graduate with National Honor Society yearbook staff People Club Trampoline Club and Junior Achievement. She is a Red Cross volunteer swimming instructor.
A family picnic is set for Sunday June 24 at Montgomery Park to support the Resident Home for the Mentally Retarded of Hamilton County. Threshold One sponsors the event with games, a drawing for two sleeping bags and a tent, and refreshments including hot dogs chips brownies popcorn and drinks.
Counselors invite new Sycamore School District students to schedule sessions at Sycamore High on Thursday June 21 from 9 to 11 a.m. and 1 to 3 p.m. Enrollment for new students from Middle School Blue Ash Maple Dale or Montgomery elementary schools is set for August 16 or 17 at the respective school.
Dan Hart John Hesford and Cam of Driver's Pharmacy tossed a one hitter against All Saints White in Montgomery knothole action on June 15. Driver's won 9 to 7 behind 10 hits including three by Hesford and two by Lane and Scherer. Scherer as catcher recorded two putouts at home plate.
SYCAMORE Mothers Club meets Monday June 24 at 8 in the Sycamore township hall 9610 Kenwood Deer Park. Park Republican Club gathers Wednesday June 20 at 8 in the community building. Members will receive a summer activity calendar. Guest speaker is Judge Donald G. Monfort of Hamilton County Municipal Court.
Hartzell United Methodist Church announces Vacation Church School for the week of June 25 from 9 a.m. to 11 45 a.m. The program is open to children ages four through six grade with a $1 per child registration fee and a maximum $3 per family. Children register on the first day. all welcome.
The Women’s Association of Kennedy Heights Presbyterian Church sponsors a mini bazaar on Wednesday June 27 starting at 11 a.m. A salad buffet follows from noon to 1 p.m. Tickets available through June 24 from circle members or church office. Child care provided. Mrs Dot tie Kimpel is chairman.
Gary York received the first Life Award from Boy Scout Troop 620 during a June 11 court of honor at Kenwood Baptist Church. Other Scouts Je Garner Cool Medert Merling and echoed scholars earned awards. Roy Var received a special honor for service 1971 to 1973. Several mothers earned honor pins.
A truck demolished the traffic signal at the Plainfield and Matson intersection in Deer Park. Temporary flashing signals are in place with Plainfield Road on a caution light and all Matson traffic stopping.
Judy Stacy and Regan Renninger homered as Stouffer's Dodgers defeated the Sparks 17 to 5 in Montgomery intramural play on June 15. Dodgers totaled 23 hits while Renninger limited Sparks to five hits and four walks in the first inning.
Ruth Knapper daughter of Mr and Mrs Engel Knapper 7236 Redondo J has been named top ranking home economics student at High and received the Sterling Silver Homemaking Award for 1973. The four piece sterling setting is from the Sterling Silversmiths Guild of America in recognition of high school home economics work. She will major in home economics in college this fall.
Patricia Gallagher of 10694 Adventure Le. led a group of 13 Miami University freshmen cited for achieving straight A averages.
The City of Blue Ash recreation program starts June 25 from 1 to 4 30 p m on weekdays at Blue Ashementary School and Oakwood Park. Recreation director George Acus is assisted by Ed Watson Rose Jackson and Doug Gausmann with four student helpers guiding free play crafts sports and contests.
The Silverton Teen Council sponsors a fashion show and dance on June 29 at Silverton Elementary School. Admission is $1 for each event. Fashions will be by Sgt. Pants.
The Cincinnati Recreation Commission will run a free program for mentally retarded children six and older from June 25 to August 17 at Pleasant Ridge playground. Activities include swimming arts and crafts and games from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday through Friday. Volunteers 16 and older are sought for eight weeks. Contact Cathy Dellers at 352-4011 for details. Funded by Catholic Federation for Youth the Catholic Women of Cincinnati and the City of Cincinnati across nine locations.
An early summer service series at Kenwood Baptist Church begins June 24 at 8:30 a.m. and runs through September 2 with alternating contemporary and traditional formats to suit families before summer outings. Coast Guard Aviation Structural Mechanic 3rd Class Richard K. Banker, son of Mr and Mrs J H Banker of 8320 Kenwood Rd, was promoted at the Coast Guard Station in Brooklyn.
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