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All interested persons are welcome to attend the meetings. Call 732-1710 for information.
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1981
Page
3
All interested persons are welcome to attend the meetings. Call 732-1710 for information.
Williamsburg United Methodist Church at Gay and Third Streets announces a Mission Day on February 22. Guest speaker Spacht from Colombia, South America, will attend. Morning services begin at 10:30 a.m. and the Evening Service at 7:16.
The New Richmond High School choral department presents its annual winter concert on Thursday February 19 at 7 30 p m in the high school theater. Troubadours and the mixed chorus perform with soloists and ensembles featured. Admission is free.
The Seventh Day Adventist Church in Hamlet hosts a Weigh Rite Clinic starting February 23 in the school basement at 3353 SR 132. Sessions run each Monday at 7 30 p.m for 12 weeks with lectures and food demonstrations. The program is open to men and women with a $10 materials fee. Questions to Ginny Weber at 553 3904.
New Richmond hosts a Riverfront Spring Dance on Saturday March 21 from 9 to 11 p m at the VFW Hall with dancing, set ups, beer and pop, and door prizes. The cost is 20 per couple. Reservations for tables of ten or more call 553 4854.
A shamrock Shinjig fundraiser dance by the Clermont County Hospital Guild will be held Saturday March 14 from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. at the American Legion Hall in Williamsburg. Western Irish themed event features Bob Hardyman and the Country Traditions. reservations at 753-4740. Donation is 15 dollars per couple and includes beer snacks and setups.
Clermont County Youth Services presents An Evening of Lifedrama with short dramatic scenes at Clermont College Faculty Lounge on Feb 19 at 7 30 p m. A Sunday show at Calvin Presbyterian Church on Feb 16 and a later event at the C G E building in Batavia at 7 30 p m are listed. Admission is free and the public is welcome. For more information contact Tom Lang at 732-7175.
Fire teams from Batavia and North Union fought a blaze at a Cincinnati Chemical plant west of SR 132. About an hour and a quarter to extinguish. Investigators speculated a chemical dryer explosion or a gas line may be involved. plant manager Donald Price declined comment.
U S Precision Lens Inc of Vermon Rapedine market as a plastic lens producer for projection TVs won Clermont County commission approval of 2 million in industrial revenue bonds. CEO Roger Howe said the funds will push the tech race with Japan. The plant on Bach Buxton Road remains high security with no visitors. The CIC recommendation supported the revenue for equipment and forest, aligning with market needs.
County commissioners finalize bond decisions for three firms. Frisch's motel and restaurant at I-275 and SR 32 had bonds approved in January 1980, but the one year construction window expired. Representatives claim 230 jobs will be created and $400,000 already spent on architecture with more expenses to come.
Residents of Rumpke Road Union Township seek a referendum to decide a zone change for Chelsea Moore Development Corp enabling a north side Old SR 74 shopping center about 700 feet east of I 275. Signatures and validity of petitions are under review before ballot placement.
Mt Carmel merchants ask for a special meeting as trustees table lighting and sign decisions after objections. A zoning revision aimed at cleaning up language faced questions about process, with the township administrator noting a Monday zoning board meeting. Trustees again delayed a decision on a Mt Carmel lighting district and its estimated first contract costs with Cincinnati Gas & Electric, citing prior disconnections over rates.
The town council, by a 5 to 1 vote, advances steps to develop Batavia as a new restaurant project seeks support. Officials aim to secure a grant to curb local job losses and revitalize the community through planned development and business growth.
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