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Newspaper
Union Liberty Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1973
Page
6
Dick Battaglia captured action shots of Pisgah PYO Lions as they practice behind Hopewell School. The session shows players learning fundamentals and emulating pro starts despite heat, with a note on preparations as football season nears for families and communities.
The 11 year old West Chester resident and Lakota High School sophomore elect Kimber Bryan earned a local Derby crown last June, then won heats to become one of 140 champions heading to Akron for the Soap Box Derby. Her racer was prepared by sponsors, with final checks on braking and alignment before trials on the 950 foot Derby track. Kimber travels to Akron amid nerves and confidence to compete in the national event.
The Lakota Booster Club asks Union and Liberty Townships residents to help fund new steel bleachers at Lakota High School after seating shortages and aging facilities. Funds cover fifteen thousand dollars plus remaining costs, with labels from Colgate Palmolive and calendar sales aiding payments. Door-to-door visits planned August 12. donations may be sent to Lakota High School or given to designated salesmen.
Six youths from Butler County and Indiana attended the Ohio Farm Bureau Youth School at Otterbein College Campus Center from July 29 to August 3. Participants included Donna Stitzel, Debbie Wright, Tim Beeler, Tim George, Nick Dengler, and Salt James with listed addresses in Okeana, Trenton, Hamilton, Oxford, Middletown, and Canadianna.
Hopewell Junior School will start football for seventh and eighth graders on August 27. Becker noted all potential players must have valid Physical cards before participating. Cards and forms are available at the Junior School office on Cox Road. practices begin in the afternoon for about two hours. Site to be announced.
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