Senior clubs offer variety for area seniors
A compiled list details multiple senior citizen clubs in Suburban Life. Terri Patsfall notes Montgomery and Madeira groups meet weekly or biweekly with dues from 50 cents to $3 a year, plus trips, meals, and programs. Contact numbers are provided for more information.
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CSNI
Terri Patsfall
Montgomery Senior C
Atizens Pos Ac
Geterian Chang Zig Zag
Mont
Anata
Madeira Woman's Club
Madeira
Madeira Presbyterian Church
Miami
Greenbrier
St. Gertrude’s and
Madeira Woman’s Club
Sores Oe
Lukey
Deer Park
Chamberlain Park
Francis Zins
Northeastern Hills
KFC
Linden Street
Vintage Arts Festival spotlights senior artists in Blue Ash
Forty five artists over 60 showcased at the first Vintage Arts Festival at Ursuline Academy Blue Ash last week. Cincinnati Area Senior Services organized the event with Sr Joan Leonard and Cecile Mihaly driving the idea to celebrate aging talent. The two day festival featured painters dancers actors poets and photographers with participants including painter Reginald Grooms dancer Myril Laurence baritone Andrew White and the Chicago drama troupe Free Street Too. A workshop with older Cincinnatians followed the festival and organizers vow annual repeats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurie Petrie
Ursuline Academy In
Blue
Cincinnati Area Senior Services, Inc
Joan Leonard
Cecile Mihaly
Sr. Leonard
Cincinnati
Reginald Grooms
St. Leonard
Leonard
Amy
Blanky
Yeaice
Ivy Starr
Elizabeth Wilson
Myril Laurence
Hollywood
Hyde Park
Mrs. Laurence
Chicago
Free Street
Andrew White
Iago
Stephen Foster
Jeanie
Dieterle
Uc’s College Conservatory of Music
Israel
American Institute of Musical Studies
Graz
Austria
Fred Waring
Pennsylvanians
Amsterdam Radio Quartet
Ford
Rex Chandler
Universal Rhythm Orchestra
Mutual
Alfred Wallenstein
Clef
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
Herbert Silbersak
Earl Topie
Herbert Tiemeyer
Fritz Manczyk
Zina Pobereshsky
Ursuline
Walter Seinsheimer
Herbert Marcus
BM. Markstein
Milt Rappoport
Fritz Raymond
Morse Johnson
Hyde Park Studios
Lee Ann Donnelly
Paw Paw la
Lee Ann
Ursuline Academy
Dillonvale Club Donates $500 to Sycamore Senior Center
Members of the Dillonvale Women’s Club contribute $500 to the Sycamore Senior Center to cover a deficit for 1977. President Betty Reod leads the club while Robert Logan, the center director, has actively solicited funds and arranged volunteers for meals on wheels and center activities.
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Dillonvale Women’s Club
Sycamore Senior Center
Betty Reod
Robert Logan
Center Durin
Dillonvale Club
Grey Panthers group pushes for respect over discounts
Jairus Deisenroth and Cincinnati Grey Panthers criticize excessive praise of the elderly and lobby for fair treatment. They note discounts like 25 percent off ice cream miss the point and highlight efforts to press insurers to improve coverage for older citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jairus Deisenroth
Madeira
Kenwood
Montgomery
Grey Panthers
Deisenroth
Maggie Kuhn
Ghost Ranch
The
Presbyterian Church
St. Peteran Chains Cathedral
Cincinnati
Amy Blank Performs Thoughtful Aging Poetry at Ursuline Festival
Poet Amy Blank and her husband Sheldon joined Ursuline Academy’s Vintage Arts Festival May 7 and 8. The event showcased her disciplined polished poetry reflecting 20th century experiences including war and loss, with varied tones from humorous to somber.
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Maureen Hehman
Amy Blank
Ursuline
Vietnam
Sheldon
Ursuline Academy
Amy
Hebrew Union College
Cincinnati
Tribute to Senior Citizens and Local Champions Highlighted
Suburban Life features seniors and athletic champions with additional names from area girls teams. Madeira Park proposals are outlined as Amberley extends plans and local efforts to fund projects while community notes mention coffee purchases and ongoing savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moe
Deer Park
Mets
Madeira Park
Amberley
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Ash
Dillonvale
Grey Panther
Ohio
Clifton Heights
Ed ‘‘Eisegesis
First National
Miss Fee
Silverton
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