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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1983
Page
8
The new bell carillon, dedicated Aug 7 amid heat and a thundershower, rings daily at noon and 6 pm and calls worship on Sundays and Wednesdays. It memorializes Dan Moss and was presented by his family, friends, and co workers.
Susan Smith will join Clermont Mercy Hospital on September 1 as the hospital’s first staff attorney. A Batavia firm partner, she will oversee incident reports, medical legal issues, policy statements, contracts, leases, bylaws and other legal documents. She holds a law degree from Indiana University and a bachelor’s from Kenyon College. She serves on several local boards and ministries and lives in Union Township. AL KOLLER named Acting Chairman of Clermont County Food Bank Advisory Committee to set pantries criteria and boost food contributions. Volunteers sought for phone help and office tasks. information at 732-6001.
Clermont County Ohio WIC program offers milk cheese eggs peanut butter juice and cereal along with infant formula to low income pregnant breastfeeding women and children under five. Signups run 4 8 pm at the Human Services Building 2291 Bauer Rd with ID household income and pregnancy or child status required. Contact 732 7329 for more info.
The Olive Branch United Methodist Church will host a yard sale on Saturday August 20 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the corner of Old SR 74 and Olive Branch Road. Forty families contributed furniture appliances antiques collectibles back-to-school clothing and more. Sandwiches drinks ice pops and baked goods will be sold. If rain occurs the sale moves indoors to the Educational Building.
An informal column extols golf on the edge of a course and the joy of finding lost balls as a long standing American pastime. It notes the lure of colorful balls, a Scottish origin claim, and a lighthearted tribute to a 100 year old player who shot 99. It also comments on temper, noise, and a humorous idea of a patio fire extinguisher for swearing golfers.
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