Christmas programs fill Clermont Owensville schools
A season of school events fills area calendars. The Clermont County Special Education Training Center presents Yuletide Yarns on December 9 at 7 30 p.m. Pierce Elementary hosts a newspaper drive December 8 9 from 5 to 7 p.m. MCNICHOLAS HIGH SCHOOL holds eighth grade placement testing and orientation December 9 from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Milford South PTO runs Ladies and Girls Volleyball classes. Various concerts and plays run December 10 19 across Miami Milford New Richmond Glen Este Williamsburg and Monroe schools, with free admission at several events and an Eastgate Mall pop concert December 11 12 and 13. Reservations and contact numbers provided for listeners and participants.
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Williamsburg High School
Denver
Colo
Eastgate Mall
Williamsburg Elementary School
VICA group sponsors food drive at West Clermont
The Vocational Industrial Club of America at West Clermont Career Center sponsors a food drive aiming for over 1000 dollars in food by December 15. Donations may be brought during school hours and the winning class earns a free meal and a trophy. Call 752-8520 with needs or concerns.
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VICA
Vocational, Industrial Club of America
West Clermont Career Center
W.C.C.C
Career Center
Monroe Elementary Sixth Graders Explore Woodland Alters Sanc tuary
Sixth graders from Monroe Elementary School spent several days at Woodland Alters, a 400 acre wildlife sanctuary and outdoor education center. They learned environment ecology and pioneer history, observing daily life of settlers, listening to folk stories, and studying heritage skills. Students slept in dorms, ate in a large dining hall, and rotated kitchen duties in groups of ten.
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Courier
Monroe
Woodland Alters
Dracula Run Extended by Demand at Mariemont Players
The Dracula run at Walton Creek Theatre extends for another weekend December 9 and 10 due to ticket demand. Tickets are available at 831-3217. Students were guided by a staff naturalist and supervised by Monroe Elementary teachers acting as chaperones: David Jones Betsy Green Pamela Slater and Nancy McClure. New Richmond Board of Education endorses the outdoor educational program as part of elementary science, covering most costs while students pay meals, aiming to broaden awareness through a Woodland Alters outing.
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Mariemont Players
Walton Creek Theatre
Monroe Elementary
David Jones
Betsy Green
Pamela Slater
Nancy McClure
New Richmond
Board of Education
Woodland Alters
Breakfast with Santa slated by Clermont ARC
The Clermont County Association for Retarded Citizens hosts Breakfast with Santa on December 17 at Holiday Inn Eastgate starting at 9 a.m. The event features 20 elves magicians and clowns for children while Al Schottlekotte of Channel 9 will entertain adults with a sing along and look alike appearances from Tom Selleck and Burt Reynolds. Reservations or inquiries can be made at 732 6790 or CCCARC 233 Main St Batavia 45103.
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Glen Este High School
Vocal Music Department
Clermont County Association For Retarded Citizens
Holiday Inn
Eastgate
Tom Selleck
Burt Reynolds
Channel 9
Al _ Schottlekotte
Cccarc
Main St
Batavia
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