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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1981
Page
1
A Loveland gospel concert to benefit Teen Challenge, a Milford area drug rehabilitation group, will be held Friday at Audie Eases. Advance tickets are $4.50, at the door $5, children's seat $2.60. Call 683-4555 or 675-9539 for tickets or information.
The Felicity Gourd and Harvest Festival returns September 11 to 13 with admission at 1 dollar for adults and 60 cents for market and amusements. Friday features a prince and princess selection at 7 and bluegrass by the Boys from Indiana at 8.
Amelia United Methodist Church and Mt. Moriah United Methodist Church present four Tuesday evenings at 7 30 focusing on Christian parenting led by Dr James Dobson The sessions feature topics including The Strong Willed Child Christian Fathering Preparing for Adolescence origins of self doubt peer pressure and sexuality and what wives wish their husbands knew about women Lonely Housewife and Money Sex and pen for the public free will
Mt. Carmel police and county sheriffs association host a dance at American Legion Post 72 on Weiner Lane. Proceeds support Clermont County SWAT equipment and upkeep. August 29, 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Tickets 15 dollars. Music by Larry B with Myra and the Nashville Sound. Dress casual. Tickets via local police departments.
Outdoor concert sponsored by Jimmy Williams set for Sunday August 30 from noon to midnight at McGuire Field Glen Este Knothole Baseball Park three miles east of I 275 on SR 32 at Old SR 74 Association. Food and beverages will be available. For information call Jimmy Williams 5282336.
Local election petitions closed Tuesday at 4 pm with many candidates signing in for trustee, council, and school board races across Clermont County townships and villages. The sign-in list names numerous hopefuls from Franklin to Williamsburg Townships and Bethel, Chillicothe, and Pelicity villages, including trustees and council seats.
Firefighters fought three blazes in Bethel last Sunday. A suspicious fire damaged the Ebon C. Hill West Elementary area with no damage estimate given. Two firefighters received cuts and smoke inhalation treatment. A dumpster fire outside Fir Fe Pharmacy at 110 East caused heat damage to the building exterior. A separate fire at Zeke's Pool Hall on South Main Street was linked to ignition of grease.
James Buckner, 25, currently with the Clermont County Sheriff's Office, tops several candidates for county administrator. The board may appoint him at the Thursday meeting with a duties contract in progress. Buckner seeks a clear job description and will focus on juvenile detention and a possible night shift study.
Sylvia Malloy, director of Clermont County CETA, says the program will face reduced federal funds next year and must use funds more efficiently. The agency will intensify private sector job training and cooperative placement, moving away from training before job placement. Started in 1974, the program previously focused on public service and mismanagement issues, with past patterns criticized.
Williamsburg officials and Johnsboro residents oppose a proposed 48 unit low income housing project by Entowne it Company at 3024 Vernon Place Cincinnati. The Village council voted August 3 against the 2.2 million plan Curry Meadows. A petition signed by fifty Johnsboro residents was presented to Mayor Donal Williamsburg. EPA concerns about sewage effects on the East Fork M Deumearth area were raised. Local residents urged housing to fit regional needs rather than low income housing.
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