Township groups seek aid to ease recreation overload
Union Township trustees hear from Pisgah and Liberty Union youth groups urging funds and space. They revive the dormant Recreation Committee to explore options including Beckett Road fields, backstops, bids on gear, and a potential levy.
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Union Township
Pisgah
Liberty Union Youth Organization
Cliff Choate
PYO
Choate
Jim Riesenberg
Beckett Road
Riesenberg
George Benhase
Benhase
Emile Munch
Larry Gundle
Township General Fund
Munch
Procol Harum Tops English Groups In Electric Evening
Three English groups performed Monday evening with Tranquility opening a dynamic set of rock to vaudeville . Steel followed with diverse ballads and Latin hymn. Procol Harum delivered the class with Gary Brookes on piano and Chris Copping on organ creating a high energy set from Conquistador to Salty Dog and Whiter Shade of Pale.
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Tranquility
America
Procol Harum
Gary Brookes
Chris
Little Feet rally to showcase pro life themes in Cincinnati
The Right To Life rally set for May 6 in downtown Cincinnati will feature a 1 p.m. opening by Roger Bacon’s band at Fountain Square followed by a silent Walk For Life to the Convention Center. Jill Knights of England’s Parliament will discuss abortion on demand, joined by Dr. William Hogan and Michael Uhlmann with action steps for a constitutional amendment. Dr. and Mrs. J. C. Willke will provide medical and biological context for the event.
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Cincinnati
Vi Waigand
West Chester
Northern
Kentucky
Roger Bacon
Fountain Square
Convention Center
Jill Knights
England
Manchester
William Hogan
Maryland
Michael Uhlmann
New York
J. C. Willke
Fierst and Choate resign from PYO posts
Pisgah Youth Organization reports the resignations of vice president Glenn Fierst and grounds keeper Cliff Choate. Fierst cites increased job duties. Choate will leave at the start of football season and plans to train an assistant.
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Pisgah
PYO
Glenn Fie
Fierst
Cliff Choate
Hhe
Dave Loggains
Don Patrick
Uilding
Daylight Saving Time Begins April 29 Prompt Cautions
Clocks advance on April 29 reducing an hour of sleep. Ohio motorists are urged to drive with extra caution during the adjustment, with Don McFall of the Butler County Auto Club urging slower speeds and greater following distances in morning and evening rush hours. Pedestrian and bicycle rider vigilance is advised as twilight returns and youngsters extend outdoor activity.
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Ohio
Don McFall
Butler County Auto Club
Auto Club
Lakota Poets Honored at Fourth International Verse Speaking Festival
Miss Martha Surface and Miss Sheri Anderson, Lakota School students from West Chester, will be honored at the May 12 event in New York City. Both girls, selected for the festival, have published poems in poetry journals and magazines.
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Martha Surface
Lakota High School
Sheri Anderson
Lakota Junior School
St. Joseph Kennedy Community Center
New York City
Miss Surface
Harold Surface
Rozelle Court
West Chester
Miss Anderson
David Anderson
Saxton Drive
Lakota Minstrels rehearse for 1973 show at Lakota High
Rehearsals for the Butler Minstrels move into full swing at Lakota Junior School and Lakota High School. Anita Hofmann directs the chorus and acts as choreographer while spectators watch as dancers and performers prepare for the May venue on Tylersville Road. Journal photographer Mike O Connor captured scenes and notes observers during a recent session.
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Butler Minstrels
Lakota
Anita Hofmann
Lakota High School
Tylersville Road
Journal
Mike O'Connor
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