Paul Frey Named Elder Cage Coach at Elder High
Elder High School appoints Paul J. Frey as head basketball coach succeeding Dave Hill. Frey, a 1957 Purple and White standout and Regis College alumnus, led freshmen and reserve squads with no losing seasons and also coached cross country to a GCL title. He previously taught democracy and coached at Elder, and played multiple sports at Regis College in Denver.
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Elder High School
Paul J
Hans) Frey
Frey
Panther
Ray Dieringer
Regis College
Denver
St. Joseph High School
Wapakoneta
Ohio
Elder
West Hills Playgrounds Offer Summer Programs
Registration is underway for outdoor activities at area playgrounds open daily 9:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. until Aug 22 and pools operating until Sept 1 all activities are free. Swim classes run 9:45 to 11:45 a.m. for ages eight up with recreational swims at noon and special periods for boys and girls. teen and family swims 5 to 8 p.m. Fridays feature a 10 to 11 a.m. program for ages 6-7.
St Aloysius Orphans Feast Set With Balloon Ceremony
The 132nd St. Aloysius Orphans Feast will run Sunday from 11 a.m. at Bond Hill Orphanage with a 11:30 a.m. balloon release led by Mayor Eugene Ruehlmann of Cincinnati. Funds aid the orphanage including a $50,000 boiler project. Arthur A. Bernzott heads the general committee and several locals serve as co chairs and a women's committee. In other town news, thieves stole $537 from Graeter's at Ferguson Road, prying open a back room with tools.
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St. Aloysius
Bond Hill
Covedale
Eugene Ruehlmann
Cincinnati
City Hall
Arthur A. Bernzott
St. Martin Pl
Cheviot
James W. Ahlrichs
Morrone Dr
Delhi Hills
Joseph A. Schmidlin
St. Bernard
Matthew A. Schmitz
Mt. Washington
Basketball Clinics Planned At Oskamp and Rapids Run Park
UC Bearcat Basketball Coach Tay Baker will run clinics at Oskamp and Rapid Run playgrounds on Wednesday June 25. Sessions run 1 to 2 30 p m and 3 to 4 20 p m respectively with Coke and a booklet for participants. Baker leads Coca Cola Athletic Council program with Ray Dieringer assisting. Free Throw Contest climaxes the day. winners advance to the All Cincinnati Free Throw Championships July 30 at Laurence Hall Gym UC. Nine year Coca Cola and Cincinnati Recreation Dept program marks nine years of clinics at 53 playgrounds in 48 areas for ages 10 12 and 13 15.
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UC Bearcat
Tay Baker
Oskamp
Rapid Run
Baker
Coca-Cola Athletic Council
Cincinnati Recreation Department
Athletic Council
Missouri Valley Conference
Ray Dieringer
Laurence Hall
University of Cincinnati
Coca-Cola Co
All-Cincinnati
Cincinnati Royals
Resident Home To Benefit From Boxing Match
The United States Olympic Boxing Team faces West Germany in Cincinnati Gardens on June 27 at 8 30 p m for the first international match in Cincinnati. Proceeds go to the Resident Home for the Mentally Retarded Monfort Heights scholarship fund to aid children needing care who cannot pay. Jaycees for the Mentally Retarded sponsor with Western Hills chapter participating. call Lou Simon for tickets.
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West Germany
Cincinnati Gardens
Cincinnati
Monfort Heights
Jaycees
Golf Classes Scheduled At Neumann Course
The commission announces the second round of golf classes at Neumann Golf Course 7215 Bridgetown Rd. Classes run Wednesdays and Fridays on June 18 20 25 27 and July 2 with junior sessions 10 a.m. and adult slots 11 a.m 6 30 p.m and 7 30 p.m. Saturdays Sundays June 21 22 28 29 and July 5 offer adult sessions at 10 a.m.
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Cincinnati Recreation Commission
Neumann Golf Course
Bridgetown Rd
Death Penalty Debate At Holy Family Church
Two Cincinnati Bar Association speakers will discuss capital punishment at the Adelphi Club meeting in Holy Family Church Hawthorn and Price Aves at 8 30 p m on Wednesday. Thomas H Crush supports abolition as assistant city solicitor and Matthew T MacLeid argues against abolition.
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Cincinnati Bar _ Association speakers bureau
Ohio
Adelphi Club
Holy Family Church
Hawthorn
Price Aves
Thomas H. Crush
Cincinnati
Matthew T. MacLeid
Two Area Residents To Be Commissioned
Two University of Cincinnati Air Force ROTC cadets will be commissioned with their degrees from McMicken College of Arts and Science. Ronald J. Fey of 4865 Overlook Ave. earned his degree and was commissioned as a second lieutenant on June 15 at UC commencement. Mark E. Kunnen of 4716 Delhi ng will be commissioned later after completing field training this summer.
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University of Cincinnati Air Force
McMicken College of Arts
Ronald J. Fey
Overlook Ave
Mark E. Kunnen
Delhing
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Elder Cage
Delhi
Dave Hill
Hilsmen
Paul J. Frey
Rusty Cannon
Western Hills Plaza
Glenway
Phil “Bud” Avel
Enemariv
Bud's Body Shop
Writersy Tom’s Body Shop
James Bartley
Whittier
Norbert Shibinski
Quebec Heights School
Young Bartley
West Hills Playgrounds
Mt. Alverno
St. Dominic
CYO
Roger Bacon Stadium
St. Ignatius
St. William
Denise Gerth
Donna Schachleiter
Karen Murphy
J. Bernard
Patty Volk
St. Martin
Kathy Stentz
St. Lawrence
Tom Kneer
Kneer Dodge
Glenway Ave
Cincinnati Automobile Dealers Association
Summit Hills Country Club
Western Hills Area
Dempsey
Price
Purcell Aves
Mt. Airy
Colerain Ave
Kipking Ave
North Fairmount
Carll
Oskamps
Midway Aves
Ryan Park
Meyer Pil
South Fairmount
Queen City
Grand Aves
Pete Rose
Cincinnati Reds
Western Hills High School
Pete
Ed Roush
Red
Frank Robinson
Reading Road
Airport
Bologna
Les Texas
Lean Ib
Western Market
Westbourne Drive
Western Bowl
Graeter's
Ferguson Rd
Delhi Athletic Ass'n
Delhi Hills Athletics Association
P.m
Home Service
Exia
Rapid Run Park
Recreation Athletic
Sodgpa
Southern Ohio Dog and Game Protective Association
Ford Bader Conservation Farm Club
East Miami River Rd
Robert F. Weber
Greenwell
Delhick
Metro Area
St.aloysius Orphanage
BPS
Scheve Hardware
Warsaw
Mcpherson
First Federal
S&l
Hamilton County
Sharon Woods
Winton Woods
Miami Whitewater Forest
Shawnee Lookout
Thermos
Federal Savings & Loan Ass'n of
Federal Dr
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