H W Planning Unit Publishes Area Profile for Clermont County
The Health and Welfare Planning Council announces a subscription based Area Profile edited by Larry Sprague. It covers Individual and family data Environmental conditions Income and economic status Health Education Population figures and an appendix notes additional sources. Subscriptions and costs are available from the council office at 233 Main Street Batavia telephone 732-1319.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Sprague
Research & Development Committee
Clermont County
Health and Welfare Planning Council
Planning Council
Main S&t
Batavia
Principal Reports Improved Plans For Primary School
Batavia Board of Education heard elementary principal William Thompson outline several plans to improve primary grade organization. Further study will continue for months with another report due by year end. The board adopted the permanent calendar year appropriation, noting lower state aid due to enrollment while expecting growth to restore support. The high school athletic field was opened to Batavia knothole teams during off times. Next meeting is March 19.
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Batavia Board of Education
William Thompson
Batavia Knothole
Batavia Board
Clermont Represented On Southwest OACCA
William Hogan of the Children's Home of Cincinnati is named representative for the South West area of Ohio to the Ohio Association of Child Caring Agencies. He joins Lenard Ziglar of Beech Acres-The General Protestant Orphan Home on the executive board. The group acts as a statewide advocate for children and youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hogan
Ohio
Ohio Association of Child Caring Agencies
Hogan
Children's Home
Cincinnati
Clermont County
Burke
Miami
Champaign
Madison
Preble
Montgomery
Greene
Clark
Butler
Warren
Clinton
Fayette
Hamilton
Brown
Highland
Adams
Lenard Ziglar
Beech Acres
The
General Protestant Orphan
Forestville
Ziglar
George T. Stevens
West Clermont Students Win WCET TV-48 Art Prizes
Ten students in the WC Local School District won awards in the Greater Cincinnati Television Educational Foundation WCET TV-48 art competition. The event featured drawings paintings posters sculpture and mobiles with the theme From Here To There.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greater Cincinnati Television Educational Foundation
Wcet TV
Vice Suspended Reinstated After Village Council Special Meeting
A village council special meeting resolved a dispute over Chief Vice and his suspension. The mayor and solicitor pressed Vice to comply with council rules while Vice claimed obstruction and blamed staffing gaps. The solicitor reiterated elected officials control and Vice was reinstated conditional on abiding by the department’s orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vice
John Watson
Stacy
Ashland
Hugh Nichols
Charles Tilbury
Hiler
Watson
Police Department
Farrell Amiott
Amiott
New Assembly Meets At Msgr. Gerdes Hall
The Archbishop Paul F. Liebold Assembly of Knights of Columbus will hold its first official meeting Friday Feb 23 at Msgr. Gerdes Council Hall 1075 Ohio Pike Faithful Navigator Rufus White urges members to say the Rosary at 8:15 PM to open the meeting Prayers for peace will be said The Assembly serves eastern Hamilton County Vermont Brown and Highland Counties and part of Butler County Third Degree members are invited to consider Fourth Degree membership Regular meetings will be on the third Friday of each month The new Assembly will join in raising the colors April 14 at Reading High School stadium for the 14th Knights of Columbus High School track relays benefiting the Resident Home for the Mentally Retarded
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul F. Liebold
Hennepin
Knights of Columbus
Msgr
Gerdes Council
Ohio Pike
Rufus White
Amelia
Hamilton County
Vermont
Brown
Highland Counties
Butler County
Knights of
Batavia seniors to be Engineers for a Day on Feb 23
Three Batavia High School seniors Kevin Bucher Larry Mast and Greg Trotta will join a full day program Feb 23 to explore engineering careers in the Cincinnati area The day will include a general assembly and an afternoon tour of one of six local engineering firms The program is sponsored by the Cincinnati Chapter of the Ohio Society of Professional Engineers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Persons
Batavia
Kevin Bucher
Larry Mast
Greg Trotta
Cincinnati Area
Cincinnati
Ohio Society of Professional Engineers
Mike Sullivan
Ohio State University
Rene Tanis
University of Cincinnati
Rene
Batavia High School
Junior Achievement Company
Wm. Toon
Cincinnati Convention Center
Bulldogs
Eari
Pea
Western Brown
Youth Against Cancer
Yacs
David Adams
Jim Stout
Harry Metzger
Pam Miller
Kim Tackett
Connie Gibbs
Ken Dunn
Jim Schroer
Attorney Allen Brown to Speak on Civil Rights in Batavia
Cincinnati attorney Allen Brown will address the Germont County Community Council at 7:30 p.m. February 28 in the Cincinnati Gas & Electric auditorium Batavia. A question and answer session follows on civil law and civil rights. All members and the public are invited. TIP TO MOTORISTS urges careful driving to enjoy scenery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Brown
Cincinnati
Germont County Community Council
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
Batavia
Federal Land Bank meeting to feature Floyd Heft speaker
Ohio official Floyd Heft executive secretary of the Ohio Water and Soil Division will speak at the Annual Stockholders Meeting of The Federal Land Bank Association. The program also includes Mark Hodapp the entertainer. The gathering is set for 10 30 a m Saturday Feb 24 at Lebanon High School with invitations sent to 400 members across Brown Clermont Hamilton and Warren Counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Heft
Ohio Water & Soil Division
Department of Natural Or Natural Resources
Federal Land Bank Association
Mark Hodapp
Lebanon High School
Lebanon
Brown
Clermont
Hamilton
Warren
Lawrence Marr
Missing Dog Found On School Bus Route
Mrs. Dorothy Seiger of Nicholsville found a lost dog on Twelve Mile Rd near the cemetery on a Friday while driving her daily school bus route. She brought the dog home with her on the bus.
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Dorothy Seiger
Nicholsville
Twelve Mile Rd
Supreme Court Denies Appeal In Bethel Speed Case
Ohio Supreme Court refuses to review a traffic case against the Village of Bethel brought by Edward K. Halaby. The First District Court of Appeals had ruled against Halaby, and Clermont County Common Pleas Court dismissed the case after the village withdrew the speeding charge. Halaby claimed errors and bias while seeking to reopen the case for a class action and to recover fines and costs from a stretch west of the village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Supreme Court
Bethel
Cincinnati
Edward K. Halaby
First District Court of Appeals
Halaby
Clermont County Common Pleas Court
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