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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1971
Page
6
The Clermont Courier publishes another page of local notices and brief items for the community. This issue presents a snapshot of news, events, and notices circulating in Clermont in late 1971.
A contemplative passage urges calm amid noise and haste. It counsels kindness, honesty, self possession, restraint with others, and trust in the universe’s unfolding while urging gentleness and resilience in daily life.
The New Richmond Village Santa Claus Committee had a successful season distributing 50 food boxes to the needy and 50 fruit arrangements to area shut ins. Retiring officers include Betty Corrill as chairman and Rev. Charles Harrison as assistant chairman.
Mayor Donald L. Henize and Jo Ann Bogart along with Kenneth McElfresh failed to file campaign expense reports by December 17. They must comply to receive election certificates before terms begin, forfeiting eligibility for five years. Thirty candidates overall missed filings and are notified by mail.
Mr and Mrs Earl Pierce presented a 3000 check to the Bethel Life Squad via Tate Township Trustees Richard Winder Logan Brooks Volney Moore and James Anderson. They say the gift is for the entire Bethel community and a thank you for local support of their dairy store business for 26 years and Mr Pierce's ties to Eural Williams Realtor.
The market hints at a topping pattern with a weekly DJIA rise about 65 points from prior highs. Auto production surges in 1970 with GM leading gains. Canada maintains dollar float and Ohio tax takes effect in 1972. Wise Foods eyes teens with a free booklet. Christmas Bird Count notes weather and bird sightings across locations.
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