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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1969

Page

10

MSU Eagles win OVC title with three top hitters

Morehead State University baseball capped the 1969 season by winning the Ohio Valley Conference and posting a 22 6 record. Eddie Wallingford hit .462 to rank ninth nationally, Al Frazier followed at .438, Steve Dunker hit .412, Bruce Gentry led the nation with 18 stolen bases, and Mike Punko ranked ninth in home runs. The Eagles swept Western Kentucky in the playoff series to claim the title and depart seniors Dunker Frazier Punko.

Morehead Morehead State University John Sonny) Allen Eagles MSU Eddie Wallingford Peebles Ohio al Frazier Cincinnati Steve Dunker Rockport Ind Bruce Gentry Cave City Mike Punko Rahway N.J Morehead State OVC Western Kentucky Punko Dunker Frazier Allen

New Richmond High announces fall football and events

Melvin Showalter announces a Sept. 5 varsity game against Beechwood at home. The schedule lists six more varsity games through Nov. 7 with several away and home dates. Reserve and junior high football schedules run with game times and locations. An Aug 31 Planck Family Reunion is noted plus a Youth Horse Show on Ten Mile Road sponsored by the Clermont Trailblazers 4-H Club.

Melvin Showalter New Richmond High School New Richmond Beech Clermont Northeastern Amelia Williamsburg Bethel Goshen Mt. Orab Ten-Mile Road Clermont Trailblazers 4-H Club New Richemond Felicity

PTA Swim Classes Plan Fall Season

The PTA opens its fourth season of women’s swim program with sessions each Wednesday from 7 to 8 p.m. and a Swim-for-Fun hour from 8 to 9 p.m., both at $5 for 10 weeks. Fall runs 10 weeks to Nov 12 with options for one or both hours and advance or on-site registration.

Gladys Meisman R.1 New Richmond Red Cross

Teen Canteen Seeks Adult Memberships

The New Richmond Teen Canteen launches an adult membership drive with charter certificates for buyers. Mayor Wrigglesworth opens the effort by purchasing a $5 membership as Charles Schneider arranges the certificates and Enoch Sergent leads the building committee. Proceeds fund acquisition of property for a dance, meetings, and games for teen and adult members to share in deciding property use.

New Richmond Teen Canteen Charles Schneider New Richmond Bank Mayor Wrigglesworth Enoch Sergent

County Bond Sales Reach $26,436 In July

Charles Schneider, Clermont County Volunteer Savings Bonds chairman, reported July bond and share sales in the county totaling 26436 dollars. The county reached 54.9 percent of its annual sales goal by the end of July.

Charles Schneider Clermont County Volunteer Savings Bonds

Documentary On The Fair Aired By Cincinnati Firms

A half hour Ohio State Fair documentary on WLW T Channel 5 Aug 28 features Eddy Arnold narrating footage of the 1969 All Ohio Youth Choir from Box 879 B Rt 1 New Richmond. The program is the final in a trio sponsored by Cincinnati Suburban Bell Telephone and Avco Broadcasting. Dale Miller of New Richmond Center is in Navy Boot Camp at Great Lakes. his birthday falls Aug 29 and friends may send cards to him.

Eddy Arnold Mark Miller Box 879 Rt. 1 New Richmond Wlw-T Channel 5 Cincinnati Bell Telephone Company Avco Broadcasting Dale Miller New Richmond High School Herman Miller R. 1 Navy Great Lakes Ilinois Dale E. Miller S.R 23Rd Battalion Recruit Training Command

New Richmond Interfaith Council Resumes Noon Meetings

The council will restart monthly noonday gatherings on the first Friday in September. The Ladies of Cranston host the September 5 meeting at Cranston Memorial Presbyterian Church with attendees bringing their own sandwiches and the church providing drinks.

New Richmond Interfaith Council Ladies of Cranston Cranston Memorial Presbyterian

Clermont County rail taxes rise for schools in 1968

Downie C. Pate reports Clermont County rail property taxes totaled 67 270 last year up 2 764 from 1967. Schools received 50 706 of the taxes with the remainder funding local government like courts and police and fire departments. The New Richmond Civic Club celebrated its anniversary with a Frisch's dinner and plans to pack 25 dirty bags for Vietnam veterans’ Christmas.

Downie C. Pate Norfolk and Western Railway Cincinnati Railroad Community Service Committee of Greater Cincinnati Clermont County Pate New Richmond Civic Club Frisch’s Vietnam

Senior Citizens Offered Passes By New Richmond District

Seniors aged 65 and over residing in the New Richmond Exempted Village School District are invited to obtain free activity passes for high school programs this season. Passes, obtainable from Melvin Showalter or his secretary, grant admission to all athletic events, music programs, and other school sponsored activities. Locusts require warm temperatures to fly says National Geographic. They must bask in the sun to stiffen muscles before takeoff.

New Richmond Melvin Showalter National Geographic

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