Super Bowl Bound to the Bengal in Twining Displayed
A brief note praises the Bengal team and their journey to the big game, with best wishes extended to the players and the school.
13 Jan 1982
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1982
Page
1
A brief note praises the Bengal team and their journey to the big game, with best wishes extended to the players and the school.
A panel discussion titled Youth and Drugs will be held Tuesday January 19 at 7 30 p m at Amelia Elementary School Nana with Jerry Pike and Ken Summerside First Church of God Bev Paulenna presents a report on rehabilitation of children and a display of paraphernalia to illustrate drugs in our community
Local Family Service in Batavia hosts a free seminar on budgeting for 1982. The session covers practical tips to stretch dollars, save on necessities, and plan finances amid rising costs. Experts share resources and printed guides for attendees.
Batavia YWCA Clermont Branch will offer dancersize sessions twice weekly starting January 18. Classes occur Mondays and Thursdays at 12:10. Fee is $25 for 12 sessions, no member requirement. Proceeds benefit House of Peace. Pre-registration and minimum 20 participants required. Call 732-0450 for details.
Milford Church fellowship hall hosts a Sweet Adelines guest night at 7 30 p m on January eighteenths. All City Chapter singers interested in four part harmony are invited to attend or contact Roseann Locke at 831 4172 or Patti Ruff at 575 9622 for information.
Locust Corner Club to hold the 20th Monday dinner on January 18 at 7 30 in the township hall. Ham and turkey will be served and a prize ham will be given away. Weak OCR text notes unclear city or sponsor details.
Batavia Week of prayer features ministers of the Volunteer Chaplaincy Program and Clermont Mercy Hospital staff including physicians chaplains and guild members. The service takes place January 19 at 1 30 p m in the CMH lecture hall with participation from hospital employees and clergy.
In a county board meeting Dale Romohr was reelected president and Robert Croswell chosen vice president. Commissioners endorsed capital improvements with focus on rail space and juvenile and adult facility considerations. The group discussed future fiscal plans and noted a potential commissioner candidacy by Croswell.
Extreme weather produced a Sunday high of minus four, the coldest January ten on record since 1866, with a minus fourteen low at 7 am and wind chill making it feel much colder. Electric outages affected about 1500 minutes of service due to excessive heating use, with outages in Day Heights Pt Isabel Milford and Batavia. Basement flooding shut off phone service in the area.
Fran Schwiermann reports Kelly Jo Dingus of Williamsburg named Clermont Courier's 35th annual First Baby of the Year. The newborn is part of the Dingus family with grandparents Fred and Carolyn Dingus of Batavia. The story notes the wider family celebration at Clermont Newspapers, Inc. and local merchants.
Democrats select Judy Mille and Republicans court a political plum for the Clermont County Board of Elections. Three incumbents resignations and the press deadline set Jan 15 for Secretary of State Anthony Celebrezze to appoint, with four year terms starting March 2. The executive committee must finalize the slate after the Jan 12 meeting as officials weigh the likely contest.
At the Union Township Trustees meeting on January 4, Jerry McBride and Catherine Wuerdeman argued over various proposals. Wuerdeman abstained on several votes while Rosie Evans was sworn in as clerk to replace McBride. Trustee Rocco Spinelli and the vice chairman abstained on Spinelli’s bid as the group struggled to choose a new clerk amid a dueling process.
Amelia Village Council approved a ban on on street parking along SR 125 with a 4 1 vote citing seven accidents as justification and noting an ODOT rule that state road lanes with on street parking will not be maintained by the state. A new council member opposed. Mayor Carl Beach and Councilwoman Elaine age supported the measure and suggested a potential petition for repeal.
Amelia residents hear discussion on Serger's library proposal and how community assessments will gauge its viability. A vacant Amelia lot is noted as a potential site for future construction. Continued on page.
The 66th Ohio House race centers on education and local industry as Fisher notes these areas dominate voter concerns. One Republican has announced candidacy for the newly drawn district amid sharpening debates over funding and jobs.
Goshen school district voters will decide in a special election on March 23 whether to approve a levy of about $200 to fund the district. The measure aims to raise funds for ongoing school needs.
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