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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1981
Page
1
Clermont Newspapers Inc schedules earlier deadlines for two weeks due to holidays. Calendar items for December 30 issue must arrive by December 22 at 4 p.m. other news releases by December 23 noon. Deliveries occur on December 30. Deadlines help staff take holidays while ensuring timely next edition.
Historic New Richmond hosts the second annual Christmas In New Richmond on December 17 at 7 p.m. at the Landing on Front Street. Tickets are 8 dollars, include coffee and pie, with entertainment and a dress code from early settlers or modern attire. Reservations are required and space is limited. Send checks and names to Historic New Richmond P.O. Box 2 New Richmond Ohio 45157.
Batavia First Presbyterian Church presents The Child of Bethlehem Christmas Cantata on Christmas Sunday at 10 45 am. Christmas Eve candle and carol service at 7 30 pm by the choir. Child care offered behind courthouse jail. Moore s Fork Christmas Is Love by John W Peterson to be presented Dec 24 at 7 directed by Bud Coleman Ruth Kelly at organ. James K Gardner pastor.
BATAVIA The Fraternal Order of Eagles 2289 will host its annual Christmas Party for children Monday December 21 at 7 30 p m Santa Claus will be the special guest The event will be at the Eagle Hall SR 132 and Clough Pike Batavia For more information call 732 9035 after 4 p m
The Monroe Two Volunteer Fire Department invites the public to a turkey and money shoot at 1963 Laurel Lindale Rd on Sunday December 20 from 1 p.m. until dark. Only 12 gauge guns will be accepted. Lunch will be served to raise funds for a new firehouse addition and the roof of the old section.
Clermont Courier Milford Advertiser and Lincland Hebeld will publish the monthly bridal edition December 30. Deadline for all engagement and wedding announcements is December 18. Photographs are welcomed.
Williamsburg City Council on December 7 granted the Metropolitan Housing Authority permission to rehab ten vacant or derelict houses for rent to low or moderate income residents. The rent will reflect household income, with units spread across the community.
CIP Corporation is for sale as disclosed by president R Wayne Smith in a letter to shareholders. Board seeks cash or marketable securities for conversion with shareholder approval required. Major asset is 554 acres of Clermont County land. nine month loss of 58512 reported. market value contested near 6 million by a former director.
Union Township trustees will defer police residency decisions until January, with residency requirements already noted as existing. At a December meeting officials discussed officers living outside the township, and revisions to the police employment application eliminating height and weight rules while adding residency clauses. Trustees urged prosecutor office review of remaining questions such as age and marital status.
Amelia splits as Batavia and Pierce Township tax rates affect residents. In Pierce Township taxes are 80 cents per $1000, while Batavia side pays 70 cents per $1000. A $60,000 home would save Batavia residents $2.10 in tax, prompting debate over the village’s secession proposal. A resident, Georgette Stievenard, circulated a petition challenging council’s plan with about 90 signatures after discussing with the county auditor at the December 7 meeting.
Residents along Rumke Road in Union Township faced a boil water advisory after a bad line was found. A state of emergency allows the water department to hire crews to replace about 7000 feet of pipe at an estimated cost of 20000 dollars. Sauls Construction of Mt. Carmel is installing the new line and work was underway Friday with completion expected the week of December 14.
Clermont County welcomes a name change as Clermont Mercy Hospital becomes the official name of the county's 1 million facility. Operated by the Sisters of Mercy since its 1973 opening, the hospital is one of 12 Sisters of Mercy hospitals in the United States. The Sisters trace their roots to Dublin in 1831 through Mother Catherine McAuley.
Clermont Hills Co. files an $8.5 million revenue bond proposal with John Q. Hammons as trustee to fund a Holiday Inn on SR 32 east of I-275 near Eastgate Mall. Construction costs total $5.18 million, furniture and equipment $2.28 million, and design financing and admin costs $1.4 million. The project site is 7.4 acres near the interchange.
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