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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1987
Page
3
Mary Lou Evans township administrator informs county commissioners about opposition to a liquor permit at the Greek Isle unit in Bigg's Place food court. The notice mentions cameras in the mall common dining area and concerns over age-appropriate access for older youths.
Clermont County Treasurer Gary G. Vi announced regional funding for counseling and risk services totaling about ten to ten thousand dollars. The note lists grants to Milford Counseling Center and several programs in Batavia and Cincinnati areas, with various psychiatric and visitor program aims. It names banks and local associations involved in the effort and references county commissioners and regional meetings.
Commissioners appoint Doug Brothers juvenile court administrator and Timothy Young computer analyst at Cincinnati Mila the First Presbyterian Church Batavia to the Abuse and Neglect NIVisary Board replacing Billy Joe Johnson and Pat McMahan whose terms expired.
The Clermont County genealogy group will convene July 2 at the Batavia Branch Public Library on South Third Street at 7 30 p m. A welcome session offers assistance for beginners before the business meeting with committee reports. The program highlights The 1913 History and features Griffith of Batavia, vicar of Harrison Tomb, sharing local stories about North Bend and Kentucky fields.
Fair fare to be bountiful with displays, special food prep, and fashion shows at the 1987 Ohio State and Crafts Show on June 23. Chef James McMahan of Paul’s Pantry in Columbus will create a masterpiece at 3:30 p.m. Aug seen days with the DiSalle Dessert Day on October 10. Ohio Wine Contest and Cheese Contest run Aug 14 and Aug 16, with Lonna Cain of Bexley and Henrietta of Canal Winchester among demonstrators.
In Morrow Ohio and nearby, Sue Redmon and siblings Norman and Laurie Ross pursued the General Educational Development program in 1986 and earned their GEDs last year. Redmon, 47, mother of ten and grandmother of eight, plans further schooling and a shift to Live Oaks Vocational School to pursue a career as an electrician.
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