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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1978

Page

1

ADC funds to Clermont County aid dependent children

Clermont County has received 248 918 dollars in Aid to Dependent Children for December. State Auditor Thomas E Ferguson notes this excludes weekly ADC auxiliary payments paid mainly to new recipients throughout the month. The aid reflects food stamp allowances to recipients who choose stamps. ADC payments go to single parent or unemployed single-parent families based on family size and resources. funded mainly by federal and state governments.

Clermont -- Clermont County Thomas E. Ferguson State Welfare Department

Clermont County Training Center Expansion Approved in Owensville

The Ohio Department of Mental Health and Mental Retardation approved funding for Clermont County Training Center to expand services for mentally retarded and developmentally disabled children. The 1.02 million project, submitted by the Clermont County 169 Board, is state financed with no local funds, and will add capacity and services at the US 50 site near Benton Road in Owensville.

Owensville Clermont County Ohio Department of Mental Health and Clermont County 169 Board Donald Collins Clermont County Training Center US 50 Benton Road

Williamsburg Pops Concert Scheduled for December 13

Williamsburg high school band seventh grade band and high school chorus present their annual Christmas Pops Concert Wednesday evening December 13 at 8 p m in the school auditorium. Admission proceeds support the Music Boosters Association projects.

Williamsburg Music Boosters Association

Santa visit at Owensville Fire House December 15

Owensville residents are invited to bring children to meet Santa Claus at the Owensville Fire House on December 15. Santa will arrive by fire truck at 7 p.m. and remain until 8 30 p.m. Firefighters extend thanks and Christmas wishes to all in the district.

Owensville Santa Claus

Christmas Concerts At Amelia And Glen Este Middle Schools

Amelia Middle School bands directed by Jim Pease and choirs led by Marsha Minge present a Christmas concert on December 12 at 7 30 p m in the high school cafeteria followed by a parent open house. Glen Este Middle School seventh and eighth grade choruses perform December 14 at 7 30 p m in the high school cafetorium with a solo by Felicia Kidd and a girls ensemble including Pam Godfrey Tina Barger Pam Potters Angie Hull Dawn Beck and Mary Abrams. GLEN ESTE High School hosts a Christmas Feast December 21 at 8 p m with a one dollar admission and reservations through the high school or chorus members.

Clough Pike Amelia Middle School Jim Pease Marsha Minge Glen Este Glen Este Middle School Rebecca Riley Felicia Kidd Pam Godfrey Tina Barger Pam Potters Angie Hull Dawn Beck Mary Abrams Glen Este High School

County court cracks down on offenders

Clermont County Judge E Robert Schaeffer handed jail terms to several shoplifting defendants last week. A 20 year old girl admitted taking cosmetics without paying and received a 30 day sentence with 18 hours to serve, suspended for the rest. A middle aged woman with prior Hamilton County theft history received a similar 30 day term suspended except for 12 hours. The judge warned she would serve the remainder if re arrested. The woman fainted in court as she pleaded for mercy.

John Perin Clermont County E. Robert Schaeffer Schaeffer Hamilton County

Flood waters rise as NR residents evacuate

New Richmond residents fled rising Ohio River after heavy rain and snow crested the river. The Ohio National Guard was ordered into New Richmond and the Red Cross set up an emergency shelter at the elementary school. Police Chief Harold Kennedy estimated 30 to 40 homes, including mobile homes, evacuated as about 25 guardsmen remained on scene.

New Richmond National Weather Service National Guardsmen Fran Schwiermann Ohio River Ohio National Guard James Rhodes Clermont Unit American Red Cross Ann Ferguson Harold Kennedy The Courier Kennedy

Williamsburg Focus On Williamsburg Bright Future

The Courier highlights Williamsburg with four pages on its past present and future and includes citizen comments. New Richmond aids flood response moving furniture and guiding traffic while Kennedy notes no injuries from the flood and five officers patrol to deter looting. The Red Cross shelter at the elementary school serves eight evacuated families with cots and food set up by Ann Ferguson and Frank Middleberg. Clermont County Disaster Services led by Kenneth Conover assists emergency operations as CG&E notes rising river may delay coal shipments but impact construction at the nuclear power station under construction.

Red Cross New Richmond Kennedy Ann Ferguson Frank Middleberg Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co Cg&e

County weighs Royal Oaks purchase decision delay

The Royal Oaks Recreation facility purchase stalled as all three commissioners were absent at last Thursday’s meeting. Recreation officials and Oak Tree Group principals pressed for a decision, noting a one year option at 1 million dollars and a 500000 grant risk if the county delays.

Fran Schwiermann Royal Oaks Larly Oak Tree Group Posten Glazier Oak Tree The Republic National Life Insurance Co Dallas Texas

Williamsburg growth eyed as Ford plant looms

Williamsburg Ohio stands at a growth crossroads with annexation plans expanding the village to twice its size. Local officials and planners expect Ford Motor Co. transmission plant proximity to spur new commercial development while population has held steady at about 9 500 since 1940. Growth pace remains cautious, with limited new subdivisions in recent decades and East Fork Lake’s impact seen as modest unless the village pursues attractive development.

Donald Buckley Clermont County Planning Commission J. Kermit Smith Williamsburg Ford Smith Ford Motor Co Buckley East Fork Lake East Fork

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Monica Jackson Williamsville Amelia High School Children’s Aid Batavia County Recreation Commission Vicky Mayer Enos Pennington Robert Fawley Jack Glazier Jack Posten Regu Republic Insurance Wiesenhahn Jerome Wiesenhahn Afton East Fork Park Busi Clermont Planning Commission Planning Commission Williamsburg Township Afton Trace SR 32 Windsor Park S. Kermit Smith Smith Lumber. Co Fran
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