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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1986
Page
1
County residents can ask questions about the planned 911 emergency dialing system at a public information meeting on January 15 at 10 a.m. at the medical and social services building. The session aims to clarify plans and answer community questions.
Disaster Services Agency director Ken Conover pressed county commissioners for an additional 9000 this year to cover a total of 51812, aiming to protect one more staff position. With only partial federal reimbursement and concerns over spending, officials weigh a compromise while critics urge efficiency and panel review.
Clermont County YWCA loses Title XX contract and $40,000 Community Chest grant after administration shift back to human services. Director Stacey Saunders warns a $30,000 yearly gap may force cuts, fewer children served, or loss of activities. Two new staff boosted Title XX allocation by $10,000, but program may need donors or rentals to sustain operations.
The Clermont Courier invites readers to submit recipes for Clermont Cooking. Interested residents should contact Sharon Gullette at 528-1111 or mail entries to Clermont Cooking, 564 Batavia Pike, Cincinnati, Ohio 45244, including name, phone number and a photo.
Jene Galvin, Pierce Township Democrat, vows to team with Jerry McBride and challenge Charles Clendenin on the Clermont County board of commissioners. He unveiled a plan to buy fly ash to repair roads, form an eight member Clermont 1990 task force, and craft a county vision. Galvin criticized Clendenin and said Republicans have not announced concrete programs.
A series will explore how Clermont County towns gained their names from religious roots and post office origins. It notes Tobasco’s name since the 1840s with unclear origin and Utopia linked to the Utopian Society of Fourierists in the 1840s, with a dramatic incident involving a truck and a train on Prix day morning.
G Kirker of Batavia listed an Old Milford apartment in Suburban Classified apartment mart. The ad drew many calls the first time it appeared in 18 suburban newspapers, delivering pleasing results for the landlord.
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