11 Feb 1981
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1981
Page
1
A Valentine’s dance sponsored by Joe Grange takes place at Grange Hall on Nicholl Street. Details read as a community event with local organizers and timing noted for residents.
Sweetheart's dinner of prime rib or baked trout will be served on February 14 at Trinity United Methodist Church on Pleasant Hill Road. Dinner from 5 p.m. Tickets are four dollars each. See Rev. Harold Braley for tickets at 248-0184.
The United Methodist Women and the Methodist Men of Mt Moriah United Methodist Church announce their annual Smorgasbord in Withamsville on Saturday February 21. The event runs 4 to 7 PM at the Fellowship Hall 681 Mt Moriah Drive. Pre sale adults are 4.50, at door adults 5, children 2 10 years 2. Tickets available at the church office by calling 752 1333.
Lincoln Day dinner scheduled at Reputif or Day Din restaurant Williamsville features Congressman John Ashbrook as speaker. Cost per person is 25 dollars. For more information contact Brenda Huddle.
Community members invited to West Clermont Career Center open house during National Education Week February 9 to 13. Demonstrations and exhibits by students in Trades and Industry Home Economics and Related Occupations Distributive Education and Business and Office Education highlight vocational training for Amelia and Glen Este High Schools students. MT CARMEL Union Township Women's GOP Club meets February 12 at Mt. Carmel American Legion Hall new committee will be formed Christine McBride is president Meetings are the second Thursday evening each month.
Clemont County Commissioners announced several appointments to boards including the Warren Manpower Consortium with new member profiles. Ralph Houser was confirmed as the Clermont County Chamber of Commerce's representative to the Human Services Board.
The public meeting to plan summer knothole for Batavia is at the Municipal Building on Main Street in Batavia on Monday February 16 at 7 30 p m. Signup for girls and boys from high school is Saturday February 21 from noon to 4 p m at the Batavia Municipal Building.
A local notice promotes singing valentines for February 14 in Clermont with delivery options. It urges early reservations to ensure preferred time and location, listing phone numbers 7821464, 732-2666 and 683-2122 with hours 9 am to 3 pm, or evenings.
Proposals were reviewed for financing a Medical Social Services Complex as part of ongoing planning. Officials and committee members assessed costs, funding sources, and projected impacts on community health services.
Former Clermont County official Harold Bissantz faces trial with no date set until next week. William B. Stapleton serves as special prosecutor. The indictment alleges misuse of county funds and improper actions involving county officials and the Kahle Building in an alleged scheme connected to 1980 December events.
Clermont County officials face possible postponement of two sewerage initiatives after the EPA questioned legal authority to design construct and operate septic systems. A $190 500 grant for the Middle East Fork project remains approved but further steps hinge on state legislation clarified by State Senator H Cooper Snyder. County engineers say eliminating on site systems is not allowed if authority is in doubt, risking next funding phases without federal action on septic tanks.
The Milford Bridge over the Little Miami River on US 50 may be repainted gray this summer under Transportation's 1981 agenda if Clermont and another county pledge funding. The bridge, once red and green in 1969, now peels, with an estimated cost over 45 thousand dollars for private contractors to bid.
County budget notes indicate the 648 board has secured a $10,000 advance from 1981 funds as department heads prepare final appropriations for the year. County auditor James Rymer certifies $7,547,644.51 will be available.
The Clermont Metropolitan Housing Authority asked county commissioners for 5200 from the 491,466 county federal revenue sharing fund for 1981. Director Conrad Gillstrap said the money would support the housing services program to supplement Title XX monies for families, and noted the need for decent housing.
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