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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1965
Page
11
Miss Emmie Nelson of the National 4H Service Committee notes a record 206000 youth enrolled in 4H last year with hundreds already taking leadership roles in school church and community. She cites about 140000 junior leaders working with volunteers and says leadership hinges on responsibility self motivation and success in small tasks.
The article emphasizes leadership traits such as enthusiasm friendliness tact patience and humor. It notes leaders must adapt to fishing trips or dances and preside at meetings or guide younger 4 H members. Sears Roebuck Foundation funds extensions awards with twelve $500 scholarships and fifty all expense paid trips to Chicago and about 10000 leadership medals awarded.
The Easter Seals campaign highlights services for babies born with congenital defects, children with cerebral palsy and other disabilities, teens and adults with spinal injuries, amputations, stroke, arthritis, and degenerative diseases. Donations fund research and expanded patient services through universities and affiliates.
Girl Scout Troop 1128 reports a busy week with a bowling session at Mergard's Bowling Lanes in Milford Shopping Center on Tuesday March 23 and art exhibits about Girl Scouting. Notable scores were posted by Mary Boland Kathy Stephens Marsha Parker Mary Alice Schutte Susan Schutte Pam Smith Patty Ferguson and Toni Spellman.
Sunlite Pool in Coney Island introduces a season long family plan managed by Charles R. Flatt. Open from May 15 to Labor Day with daily operation except Mondays, prices include park admission and range from 30 for individuals to 50 for married couples and 50 plus extras for families. children under two free.
The South District PTA hosts a five county conference on April 23 at Glen Este High School led by Ohio Congress President Mrs. William Shapiro. An attendance of about 800 PTA members is expected with sessions on PTA finances leadership preschool issues and membership conducted by local leaders. Reservations due by April 13 to Mrs. Alfred Elig.
A letter from Edward S. Clarke of Amelia Ohio argues Medicare burdens future generations and urges higher Social Security rather than Medicare. Clarke warns the president will face earthly reward if Medicare is imposed and pleads for mercy on the elderly.
The Goshen Men’s Recreation Club hosts aSpring dance on Saturday April 24 at Blanchester Armory from 10:00 p.m. to 2:00 a.m. Cliff Lash the WLW staff pianist and arranger will provide music with his band. Tickets may sell fast. call 734-5801 for advance or on-site seating.
The Milford Area Guild schedules a two day show at Milford High School on Pleasant Hill Road. Entry is open to amateur growers with no reservations required. Doors open 3 30 to 8 00 p m Saturday and 1 00 to 4 30 p m Sunday.
The Clermont County League of Women Voters hosts an open program titled The Efforts Being Made to Prevent and Control Juvenile Problems. On April 15 at 1 p.m. at First Presbyterian Church Batavia, chairwoman Mrs. Charles McNeill Simmons will summarize the study with assistants Mrs. William Sterling Moore Mrs. Harold D. Nichols and Mrs. James L. Brown. Don Sheehan will outline the Work-Study Program of Clermont County Schools as part of a county action under the Economic Opportunity Act of 1964.
On March 25 1965 Sun Oil Company honored Adam Lang of 1097 W Ohio Pike Amelia for fifteen years as a Sunoco dealer Lang received the Dealer Loyalty Award Plaque from Harry L Crawford Cincinnati sales district manager at a dealers meeting at Pavilion Caprice Netherland Hotel Lang runs Adam Langs Sunoco Service on Ohio Pike Amelia He is married with nine children Pat Nancy Gale Beverly Gregg Jannett Steve Mark and Scott
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