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Newspaper

The News

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1969

Page

5

Showdown at Mt Echo Park Offers Youth Performances

Mt Echo Park in Price Hill near Elberon Ave hosts a Monday evening showdown through Aug 18 featuring arts for youths ages 14 to 19. Directed by Charles Curtis, the project invites rehearsals at Fairview Community Center 355 West McMillan St with rain dates on Wednesday and Saturday. Sister Rose M. Shaver attends the NSF Institute for High School Science Teachers at Miami University.

Mt. Echo Park Elberon Avenue Price Hill Charles Curtis Bloom Junior High School Fairview Community Center West McMillan St Rose M. Shaver Seton High School National Science Foundation Institute Miami University

Vacation Bible School at Western Hills Church of Christ

Vacation Bible School will be held at Western Hills Church of Christ on Sidney Road at Covedale Avenue from Monday August 11 to Friday August 22 for children ages four to 15. Sessions run 9 45 a.m. to 11 30 a.m. daily with crafts games Bible lessons a missionary speaker and refreshments. Transportation available register with Eleanor Upton 3162 Saffer Street.

Western Hills Church of Christ Sidney Rd Covedale Ave Asge Eleanor Upton Saffer St

Marriage notices and society briefs from Cincinnati area

Miss Joyce Anne Huber wed Thomas E. Theis at St. Teresa of Avila Church with reception at Seton Knights of Columbus Hall. Another couple, Linda Sue Murphy and Michael J. Wolfer, tied the knot at St William s Church with a Sayler Park reception. Mary Kathligan Oliver and Robert Edwin Berninger Jr. wed at Mount St Joseph Mater Dei Chapel. Price Hill Garden Club hosts meeting titled Fun With Flowers and Baskets. Ravinna Goebel to wed Eugene Hille on Sept 19 at St Antoninus Church.

Joyce Anne Huber Edward M. Huber Rulison Ave St. Teresa of Avila Thomas E. Theis Joseph P. Theis Reading Ohio Mark Gratsch Seton Knights of Columbus Gayle Huber Connie Huber Sandy Yes Diane Ebert Jane Tebelman Cathy Holeman Robert Canfield Donald Theis Ralph Theis Steve Lipez Joseph Theis Pocono Mountains Westwood St. Williams Church Linda Sue Murphy William L. Murphy Sunland Dr Michael J. Wolfer Clemens J. Wolfer Jr Palmerston Dr Edward Rudemiller Robert Schafer James Ulrich Sayler Park Rod and Gun Club Mary Kathligan Oliver Clifford W. Oliver Childs Ave Robert Edwin Berninger Jr Robert Edwin Berninger Devils Backbone Rd College of Mount St. Joe Mater Dei Joseph Price Hill Price Hill Garden Club Dottie Hamilton Ave George Meinking Donald Waggoner

Women’s Committee Leads 1969 70 Performing Arts Series

Mrs Stanley Burger chairing the women’s committee for the 1969 70 Performing Arts Series. The seventh annual cultural musical series opens with the Pennsylvania Ballet on Oct 8 at the College Theater, with Gregg Smith Singers on Nov 3, David Bean on Mar 10, and Celeste Holm on Apr 14. Tickets available at the College.

Stanley Burger Hillbrook College of Mount St. Joseph Pennsylvania Ballet Gregg Smith David Bean Celeste Holm

The Old Timer Quote on Tourists and Difference

A pithy saying defines a tourist as a man who travels to see things that are different and then complains when they are not. The remark captures traveler expectations and the irony of novelty fatigue.

Cadette Thinker Leads Girl Scout Camp Session

Girl Scouts announce the Calling All Cadettes program at Camp Butterworth from August 4 to August 7. Cadettes Theresa Zinser Kate Rinck Peggy Maltry and Pam Rogg join Senior Scouts Janice Gemmell Gerri Gribi Debra Meister and Mariarine Tracy for the session. Janice Gemmell was named the St William Neighborhood Cadette Thinker after attending skull sessions at the Girl Scout Headquarters with girls from multiple neighborhoods sharing ideas on mutual needs skills and knowledge.

Girl Scout Council Camp Butterworth Theresa Zinser Kate Rinck Peggy Maltry Pam Rogg Janice Gemmell Gerri Gribi Debra Meister Mariarine Tracy St. William Girl Scout

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