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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1964
Page
11
A county program argues libraries fight poverty by providing reading access for ten book per child, noting Clermont County schools lack libraries and bookmobiles offer few books per child. The county library announces holiday and regular hours for branch libraries and upcoming bookmobile routes.
Mrs Agnella DeFelice director of the Clermont County School for Retarded will speak at the Batavia Junior Women’s Club Christmas meeting tonight at 8 p.m. Mrs Joseph Sofranko hosts at her home and members bring gifts for the school and pack candy. The Charity Ball committee will make its final report.
In Clermont County farmers offer Scotch Pine Christmas trees through the Cooperative Extension Service in Batavia with planting cost details available. Gift ideas include poinsettias cyclamen azaleas and winter blooming begonias with care tips and temperatures. The 1965 Farmers Tax Guide is available from the Extension Office for tax guidance.
Residents near West Clermont School District are urged to join Mt. Carmel Garden Club's entranceway contest. Cash awards go to first through third places. judging Dec 26 from at least 25 feet, based on originality color and seasonal fit. Call 752 2754 to enter.
New Richmond PTA meets Monday December 21 at the elementary school at 8:00 p.m. The program features Christmas music directed by John M. Ward. Refreshments follow and everyone is invited.
A reflective editorial quotes a famous maxim about giving rather than taking, urging readers to prioritize communal well being and voluntary service over personal gain. The piece frames life as a shared journey where generosity defines character and society.
The note presents a succinct reflection attributed to Sir William Osler, linking pardon with love, echoing a sentiment framed by La Rochefoucauld about mercy and affection guiding forgiveness. The compact aphorism appears as a historical excerpt.
Judges announce the entry deadline as December 23 at 4 00 p m. The cutoff applies to all participants and is enforceable by the contest organizers.
The Amelia High School Band and Chorus perform a Christmas concert Sunday at 3 p.m. in the high school auditorium directed by Theodore Goddard and Miss Lynn Corbett. The 64-student junior high band also appears with selections from Saint Saens and other holiday works plus the Night Visitors chorus numbers and new Christmas pieces.
The Courier notes a combined arrangement of O Holy Night and Joy To the World by the chorus and band. Tickets cost 1.00 for adults and 0.50 for students, available from members or at the door.
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