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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1973
Page
2
The Clermont Courier is Batavia Ohio weekly newspaper devoted to Republican principles. It was entered as second class matter at the Batavia post office under the 1870 act. It is Batavia's oldest paper succeeding prior titles The Spirit of the Times and The Chronicle of the Times.
The Clermont Publishing Company on West Main Street Batavia Ohio lists subscription rates at 3 dollars per year and advertising rates on request. Editorial staff includes Aloise Ellis editor and managing editor Margaret Jamieson with associate editor William Massey and advertising manager Niana Shelton.
Biology students at Amelia High School under Ken Stewart collect Snack Pac and Big John bean labels to aid bald eagle conservation. Hunt-Wesson plans to buy land in Wisconsin near a national forest for these products. Students aim for 150 labels. 110 collected.
On January 29 Amelia High School juniors viewed a multi media program The History of Rock and Roll with songs and posters of Chuck Berry Elvis Presley the Beatles Simon and Garfunkel the Beach Boys Janis Joplin Jimi Hendrix Mick Jagger. Bob Goode of W SAS Radio visited to help explain the history and a film featuring Hendrix and Joplin closed the program. The production may tour nationally.
The Saberettes from St Bernadette School perform at weekly Saber basketball games at McNicholas High School. Members include Tracy Beck man Tina Beckman Susan Buckner Regina Dietrich Vicki Fischer Judy Heyl Vicki Hirschauer Patty Kiser An nette Lombardo Kim Mar tineck Shelley Miles Judy Nelp Patsy Quehl Lynn Thompson. Saber boys are in grades six through eight and cheerleaders include Terry Messner Marie Toon Mary Beth Kayser Denise Kiser Rose Litts Laura Hartigan and Diane Farwick.
Amelia High will present the spring play Ten Little Indians on March 15 and 16 at 8 pm in the school cafetorium. Cast includes Kyle Stevens. production details list student director Melody Ponder and promoter Cindy Newcomb.
The Southeastern Ecumenical Ministry executive board presented three policy statements at the monthly meeting. They disavowed knowledge of former chairman Glen Buswell’s speech, rejected CCC membership, and reaffirmed support for SEM Manor, SEM Villa, and the Nursing Home Task Force. The article notes Ohio State University Disaster Research Center as a distinct example of catastrophe sociology research.
A digest of school club meetings and events from Jan 30 to Mar 3. Art club visits Shillito's for an art show, bowling team notes scoring, foreign language club discusses Sadie Hawkins dance and a president’s resignation, Future Teachers materials, GAA slumber party plans, Freshman French Club formation, Spanish class trip to see Man From La Mancha, jazz band contest on Feb 10, basketball games Feb 9 and 16, and theatre productions at Lincoln Memorial University with student Gary Collier highlighted.
Postmaster Joseph J. Scanlon reports new policies for mail to Vietnam Military Post Offices effective January 31. Second class mail is banned. third class and surface parcels must be mailed by February 5 1973. only letter mail moves beyond San Francisco after that date. Personal letter mail must be mailed by March 1 1973 or delivery cannot be assured. Office numbers listed for affected post offices.
The Williamsburg Grange No 1999 meets Saturday February 10 at 8 pm in the Odd Fellows Hall. Margaret Crawford Lecturer has planned a patriotic program. Members are asked to bring cherry pie or little sandwiches and attend. Nancy Bogert and Martha Bogert are hosts. Instructions also apply to FPO 96626 except for letter mail.
The Army announces Women’s Army Corps members may now train as Military Police. A pilot at Ft. Gordon, Ga., will train about 20 WACs with potential to reach 120 next year in patrol, security, investigations, and desk duty. Public contact via Sgt. Mugrage at 501 W. Main St., Batavia, or phone 732-2828.
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