Clermont District Offers $250 Scholarship for Conservation Education
Clermont Soil and Water Conservation District opens a $250 scholarship for Clermont County high school seniors pursuing soil water forestry wildlife or related conservation fields. Eligible students may earn up to $1,000 over four years with maintained eligibility and a personal letter of interest. Submit to Clermont BWCP SUS SR 132 Batavia 45103 by the April deadline.
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Batavia
Clermont Soil and Water Conservation District
Clermont County
Clermont Bwcp
Sus SR
Ohio Right to Read Week 1981 Set for March 26
Lafferty and Atheline Osborne of the County Office of Education announce Ohio Right to Read Week 1981 will run March 26 with many school exhibits. Supervisors say State Hall of Fame Certificates will be awarded to involved schools along with motivational student awards. A Handbook For Schools and Community For Reading Improvement will be distributed to each school as a guide for active participation in this Fourth Annual event.
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Lafferty
Atheline Osborne
County Office of Education
Ohio
New license needed for late February registrations
Clermont report says Dean L. Dollison, BMV Registrar, warns C and D last names to renew vehicle registrations before month end. Fewer than half of about 800,000 vehicles with monthly sticker number 2 have renewed this month. The new orange and black validation sticker carries fines if seen by local law enforcement. Ohio law requires the registered owner to display the sticker.
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Clermont
Dean L. Dollison
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Dollison
Ohio
World Day of Prayer event planned at Olive Branch UMC
Women from 150 countries gather for World Day of Prayer on March 6 at Olive Branch United Methodist Church corner of Old SR 74 and Amelia Olive. Service starts 10 a.m., program at 10:30 followed by luncheon. Reservations by March 1 to 732-1375. Nursery available.
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Batavia
Gabel Ween
Dietevis
Olive Branch
Batavia 50 50 Dance Featured at Legion Post
A 50 50 dance occurs Saturday February 28 from 9 p m to 1 a m at the American Legion Post one mile east of Batavia. Howard Spaulding is caller. A country western band plays slow dancing with beer and wet-up service. Sponsored by Clermont County Mounted Patrol. donation five dollars.
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Batavia
American Legion
Howard Spaulding
Clermont Co. Mounted Patrol
AARP Meeting March 4 at All Saints Lutheran Church
Retired persons in Mt. Carmel Clermont County gather March 4 at 1 30 p m in All Saints Lutheran Church 445 Craig Road. Interested people invited. Planning a Grand Ole Opry trip with a few seats left. Call Mrs Corena Hartman at 752 4566.
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MT. Carmel
Clermont County
American Association of Retired Persons
AARP
All Saints Lutheran Church
Craig Road
Grand Old Opry
Corena Hartman
Amelia ball sign-ups set for two Saturdays
Amelia High School hosts registration in the lobby on February 28 and March 7 from 12 p.m. to 3 p.m. These are the only times to sign up.
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Amelia High School
Ford to Expand Sports Car Transmissions and Models
Ford Motor Co plans a spring release of new sports cars including a faster Ford EXP and a folding jump seat option similar to the Escort and Mercury Lynx. Fuel economy is estimated in the high 20s, with the new coupe around 38 mpg, amid a weak market and ongoing losses.
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Ford Motor Co
Afton
Ford
Windecker
Boydston
Japan
United States
Batavia
Painting Milford Bridge Approved by Commissioners
Clermont County commissioners approved funding for the Milford bridge project with each county taking 25 percent of the costs. Clermont’s share totals 11,030,621 dollars to CAC for a performance bond and a maintenance bond for Hollow Woods Subdivision was accepted. An upcoming meeting was moved to Friday due to two commissioners attending a seminar.
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Milford Bridge
Clermont County
Dale
ODOT
Mages Xathy
Hamilton
Clermont
CAC
Hollow Woods
Union Township budget tops 1.8 million for 1981
Union Township trustees approve a 1.813 million dollar 1981 budget for 26,790 residents, funding police, road, cemetery, fire districts, and general expenses. Police lead with 663,669.21 dollars. lighting district funds are limited. lighting costs, road equipment, and cemetery and health services are outlined with specific allocations and a planned police department addition.
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North Union
South Union
General Health District
County Health Dept
Eastgate Mall Tax Schedule Delayed to 1982
Real estate taxes on the Mall property have been collected, but taxes on the buildings will not be assessed until January 1982. Most buildings were completed in March 1980 and added to the tax duplicate in January 1981.
Union Two Sign Changes On Hold At Town Trustees Meeting
Union Township trustees voted last Tuesday February 17 to take zoning code changes under advisement after Mt. Carmel businessmen complained at the prior meeting that insufficient time was allowed to air objections. About 60 attended the special session as two companies presented statements and the main signer urged the motion to include a right to modify the amendments.
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Fran Schwiermann
Union Township
Mt. Carmel
Mersign Chants
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Richard Crawford
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The
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Clers
Karen Chaney
Police Department
Jerry McBride
Keith Evans
Evans
David Woods
New Richmond
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Michael Collins
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Mt. Carmel Merchants Association
Cg&e
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Eee
Ape Taxi
Jack Gore
Lookout
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Ken Bagwell
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Eastgate Mall
Wuerdeman
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