29 Apr 1981
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1981
Page
1
Pros will be awarded to the top three finishers. For information call Tournament Director Richard Mineux, dated October 10, at 10d Chase ot Tee-48¢.
Historic New Richmond hosts a covered dish dinner at the United Church of Christ on Walnut and Route 52 across from Gulf station. Volunteers may bring a covered dish and their own silverware and dining service. entertainment and coffee are provided. All are invited.
The annual Flea Market and Auction for the Clermont County Animal Shelter will be held on May 9 at Maple Grove Park in Amelia. Donations contact Dana Fultz or Audrey Jones for details.
The Withamsville Tobasco School PTA hosts a spaghetti dinner and silent auction on Thursday at 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. at 733 Ohio Pike. Dinner costs 1.50 for children and 2.50 for adults with at door prices 1.75 and 3. Call Win Steinmetz at 752-0484 for information.
Single parents from Withamsville are invited to an orientation at 7 p.m. at Mt. Moriah Methodist Church. A general meeting follows at 8 p.m. For more information, call 232-6480 or 232-6149.
The United Church sponsors a rummage sale Friday from 9 am to 4 pm. The public is invited to attend at the church campus. Proceeds support church programs.
John Watson, 57, named by the Republican party to a judgeship and director of the board of elections from 1966 to 1980, will take effect May 31. His successor as county solicitor is Rosenhoffer, 67, with court duties shared in villages. Other candidates included Chris Connton.
The trial of former commissioner Harold Bissantz opened Monday at 9:30 a.m. on the Clermont County Common Pleas docket for a five day session. Indicted January 23, 1981 by a Clermont grand jury, he faced charges linked to soliciting votes from George E. Cee and other diners in 1980.
The Williamsburg Board discussed a budget shortfall of over 100,000 for the 1980-81 year and potential staff reductions. Superintendent Herschel Coran cited real estate tax offsets and a 3.6 percent state tax cut as factors, noting districts differ in impact. No action was taken. next meeting set for April 27.
School officials in Mon- decide not to finalize athletic or music cuts and defer contract decisions for all staff into the next school year, keeping current staffing in limbo while review continues.
Mrs. Murray reports a flag flown in front of Tri State Mobile Display was cut down. Police sought value for reports and contacted the Marine Corps recruiting office in Batavia. The Marines and Sen. Metzenbaum's office in Washington were appalled by the act.
About 60 residents attended the first MEF public meeting on a planned sewer project covering Amelia Batavia Bethel Williamsburg and parts of Batavia township and surrounding townships. The $253 944 planning cost is largely funded by a 190 458 EPA grant with 53 486 from Clermont County Sewer District. Balke Engineers will present alternate proposals at upcoming meetings to decide the sewerage system and area.
John F. Hitch told commissioners he has asked Batavia attorney Andrew Dennison to pursue a suit to obtain copies of two letters from County Prosecutor George E. Pattison a letter of intent to participate in an Enhanced 911 Emergent Reporting system and an agreement permitting the company to install along Clermont right of way. Commissioners referred Hitch to the prosecutor. In regular business the board authorized issuance of 250 000 in economic development revenue bonds for a Kinder Care center at 181 and Buckwheat Road in Miami Township.
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