10 Feb 1982
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1982
Page
1
A Lenten study on the nuclear arms race will be held February 23 at 7 30 p m at Summerside United Methodist Church Old SR 74 and SR 32 Clermont County. Organizers Timothy s Cherry Grove and Lord of Peace invite participation to explore how Christian faith informs views on arms, U S security strategies and related topics. The session costs 3 for the study guide.
East Fork State Park hosts the second annual winter campout from February 12 to 13 with a Friday night campfire at 8 30 p m at the amphitheater. Saturday features snow sculpturing fire building outdoor cooking and exhibitions followed by an ice fishing contest and venison roast. Camping fees include five dollars per day per site with camping options available.
Batavia Community Recreation League announces knothole T ball and girls and boys softball registration on February 20 and 27 from noon to 4 PM at the Batavia community room located at 389 East Main Street. The event aims to organize teams for youth baseball and softball through the local program.
The Clermont Republican Club meets at 8 p.m. Wednesday Feb 10 at Mt. Carmel American Legion Post 72 on Weiner Lane off old SR 2. Guest speaker will be columnist Frank Weikel. Refreshments available per president Allen Heimbold 732-0001.
Batavia hosts a Valentine dance Saturday at Eagles Hall on SR 132 near Pike. Roger and the Countryside Men provide music. Beer chips and setups furnished BYOB. Admission seven fifty per person.
Milford area Jaycees sponsor self defense training for women with sessions about three hours each. Priority goes to those registered for Rape Prevention Classes at Main Middle School. Attendees should send name and address to Milford Jaycees P.O. Box 61 Milford 45150. The February 20 class will be held at Miami Elementary School with a start time to be announced.
Superintendents warn that state money shortfall could force either 17.8 percent or six percent cuts from January to June 1982, with total fiscal year reductions around 8.9 percent, creating planning uncertainty for next year as districts brace for April budget talks and salary settlements continue.
Milford developer Larry Dunning says groundbreaking for a 167 room Sheraton Motor Inn with a 500 person convention area and a non fast food restaurant will occur in about 60 days or when weather allows. Project aims for completion around November with visibility from I-275.
McDonald's aims to build on a 53,578 square foot tract along Mt Carmel Tabasco Road near SR 125 in Union Township. The project seeks bonds totaling 1 million to fund construction and land costs with final ICC approval required. Estimated 40 to 70 jobs. site value listed at 225000 and total net worth at 2.779 billion.
Owensville officials address fire coverage for 11 families on Stonelick Williams Corner and Balzhiser Roads near St Philomena Church. Mayor Midgley says failure to cross three bridges with 12 to 15 ton trucks risks delays. County Engineer Carter and Commissioner Romohr are reviewing options including lighter apparatus and pumped water access.
Information from crime scene photos feeds computers as a task force narrows 16 suspects to eight for close review. They plan to question Robert Dale Henderson as extradition to Ohio proceeds while evidence is sifted.
Robert Steincamp Milford architect says a five foot German Tannenbaum tops the Medical Social Services Building rising opposite Clermont Mercy Hospital. Brick walls blend with the hospital as bids come in under the 3 million estimate. Located on SR 32 near Bauer Road east of Batavia, the project includes mental health and human services wings with common areas.
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