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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1981

Page

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Landfill meeting set by Jackson Township trustees

Jackson Township Trustees announce a public and special meeting at Clermont Northeastern Middle School off US 50 on April 2 at 7 30 p m to hear Clermont Environmental Reclamation Company proposal. Topics include fire protection monitoring taxing a community board permits and an appeal in a local court case. All interested parties are invited to share opinions.

Jackson Township Jas Township Clermont Northeastern Middle School US 50 Clermont Environmentalion Company Clermont Environmental Reclamation Aber Road NM Environmental A P Sich At Eoacguty Whee Miro Oe Ee Tri-State Clermont Environmental Reclamation Company Clermont Common Pleas Ralph A. Hill Charles Weiderhold

East Fork Open Bass Tournament at Williamsburg

The Williamsburg Rotary Club sponsors its First Annual East Fork Open Bass Tournament at East Fork State Park on Sunday May 3. Two man teams compete for prizes totaling 1,000 for first 500 for second and 250 for third from a 100 boat field with top ten payouts. For rules contact Tom Duckworth at 244 North Second Street Williamsburg or call 724-2258.

East Fork Park Williamsburg

Short College Classes at Clermont College Spring Quarter

Clermont College announces 17 non credit courses for spring including computers interior decorating and retirement planning. Courses start as early as March 30 with fees from 10 to 18 dollars and are open to area residents. Registration hours are 9 to 6 Monday and Thursday and 9 to 5 Friday. Mail registration a week before classes. brochure and details at 732-2990.

Clermont - Clermont College

Union Township Women Club to host Fran Campbell talk

Fran Campbell, coordinator of the Rape Crises Program part of Clermont County Mental Health Center, will speak at the April meeting of the Union Township Republican Women's Club. Her topic is Rape and Sexual Assaults. The event is April 9 at 8 p.m. at the Mt. Carmel American Legion Hall.

Union Township Fran Campbell Republican Women's Club Clermont County Mt. Carmel

Women’s Service Rummage Sale Set in Williamsburg

Williamsburg church women’s group hosts a spring rummage sale Friday night starting at 6 30 p m on Second and Gay Streets. Items include household goods and books with proceeds aiding church missions and outreach.

Williamsburg Eeee First United Presbyterian Church Eliagh Teoeias Second Gay

Flea Market and Craft Fair Hosted by St Veronica

The Mt Carmel Flea Market and Craft Fair organized by St Veronica Rosary Altar Society will run in the school hall on Saturday April 11 from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 4475 Mt Carmel-Tabasco Road Mt Carmel.

MT. Carmel St. Veronica Rosary Altar Society Tabasco Road

Sewer and Water Rates Rise in Cler Mont County

Water and sewer bills for Cler mont County customers will climb starting April 1 as commissioners approve increases. The average user faces a 78 cent monthly rise, about 9.36 dollars annually, with combined bills sent every other month and showing on bills by May or June. Sewer rates increase 10 cents per 1000 gallons to 1.85 dollars, adding about 60 cents monthly for the typical customer. water rates rise a little over three cents.

Fran Schwiermann Clermont County Water and Sewer System

County life squads seek central dispatching grant

Robert Morrison updated county commissioners on a study for a central dispatching system for 17 life squads funded by an Ohio Department of Health grant. The plan would equip two way radio links between squads and Clermont Hospital ER and among squads, with a mutual aid framework while keeping squads independent. Final grant package due in four to six weeks amid internal squabble and provincialism concerns.

Fran Schwiermann Robert Morrison Ohio Department of Health Clermont Hospital Morrison

Clermont Life Squad Survey Finds 302 Members and 9 Independents

A county survey shows Clermont Health Care Finance reporting 302 life squad members across nine independent squads and six with five departments. Average run cost was 39.93 dollars in 1979. Income comes from donations, memberships, and contracts. Main issue is manpower. State rules require high school diploma, 90 hours training, and a three year refresher. In 1978 squads made 7200 runs. projected five years hence with population growth, 11,850 runs are expected.

Clermont Health Clermont

Origin of April Fools Day Explored in Views Column

Melinda Voris explains how the April Fools tradition began in her Views from West Clermont column on the editorial page of this week’s issue, noting historical origins and the playful spirit of the day.

Melinda Voris West Clermont

Union Township considers police building expansion funded by revenue sharing

Union Township Trustees last Tuesday unanimously approved using about 124000 in revenue sharing funds to expand the police department building. The legality of using those funds for construction is questioned, with trustee Linda Wuerdeman calling the project an addition and asking the clerk to verify legality.

Union Township Mark Jones Rocco Spinelli Spinelli Linda Wuerdeman

Bissantz talks with officials over salary raise details

Clermont County records show ex commissioner Harold Bissantz met with Republican officials late December 1980. He was indicted January 22, 1981 on bribery charges for soliciting a county job from George Pattison and others in return for votes on salary boosts. The 12 member jury will try him April 27. Special prosecutor William Stapleton filed responsive papers after requests from James Perry.

Fran Schwierman Clermont Bissantz Ples Rodney Love Montgomery County William B. Stapleton Georgetown James Perry Cincinnati Harold Bissantz George

Union clerk Jerry McBride seeks township trustee seat

Union Township clerk Jerry McBride 29 announced Monday his candidacy for township trustee. A Republican, he faces two other contenders for the two available posts this November held by Democrat Catherine Wuerdeman and Republican Kerry Tarvin. McBride, who has served as clerk for two and a half years and practices law in Mt. Carmel, said the decision should be made early if contested and that he can better serve taxpayers as a board member.

Jerry McBride Union Township McBride Clermont Courier Catherine Linda) Wuerdeman Kerry Tarvin Mt. Carmel Vicorresign

Clermont officials weigh two Cincinnati Bell proposals

Proposals from Cincinnati Bell Inc. were sent to the prosecutor for an opinion after objections by John Hitch at the last meeting. The plan covers participating in a study of Enhanced 911 Reporting and a six county emergency telephone system with Sheriff John R. Van Camp and Disaster Services Director Conover. Emergency calls would display the caller’s number and address on a TV screen to aid dispatchers, reducing delays if a person cannot provide information.

Clermont Cincinnati Bell, Inc John Hitch Owensville Ting John R. van Camp Disaster Services Conover Police Fire Life Squad

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mary Sundstrom Mary Batavia Fran Life Squads George T. Brown Main Street Rev Brown Stapleton Robert Croswell Bob Dale Romohr National Library David Beach Ohio State Mary Mackrum The University of Cincinnati U.C College of Law Jerry R. McBride Bell
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