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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1966
Page
3
In an era of big institutions the hometown community newspaper proves size is not essential to quality. There are over 8,000 weekly papers reaching about 32 million homes, supporting independent thought and the free press. Local papers perform a big job as small enterprises.
A letter to the editor argues against adding fluoride to drinking water calling it a poison and contending the overall health benefit is unproven. The writer cites doctors from medicine and dentistry with opposing views.
The article argues against mass fluoride in drinking water citing uncertain benefits for children and potential harm to older adults and arthritis patients. It criticizes lay boards deciding the issue and suggests lowering water rates so families can buy fluoride toothpaste for children under eleven.
In last week’s article on Fluoridation I apologized for an unintended infringement on community citizens. The author cited that Fluoridation is safe and effective per the U S Public Health Service and major associations.
Elinor Ross of Milford and two other women were honored by the hospital administrator for long years of faithful service to patients. The trio has worked at Mariemont General Hospital for over 20 years, uniquely the longest tenure among staff. Our Lady of Mercy Hospital in Marie mont is run by the Religious Sisters of Mercy of Cincinnati and noted for its service since 1942.
Miss Patricia Shep and Donald Roy Hinkey wed at St Pauls Lutheran Church in a candlelight ceremony officiated by Rev. Paul Boecer. A reception followed at the Mariemont Inn with bridal party including matron of honor Mrs. Robert Nuckols and bridesmaid Miss Betty Money. The couple plans to reside in Lakewood, Ohio after a wedding trip.
Village of Milford ordinance establishes rules for placing garbage and refuse containers on collection days near property lines but not in the public right of way. After collection, containers must be removed within 24 hours. Violations carry fines up to 50 dollars per day as an emergency measure effective immediately.
A bus with 36 American Field Service students from 18 countries arrives in Milford on Saturday at 5 p.m. They will be hosted by 37 Milford area families and a Ladies Auxiliary picnic is planned for Sunday at the Legion grounds. The group heads to Washington next, with one student Miss Charite Tan returning to the Philippine Islands.
Doris Wood notes Clermont County library bookmobiles travel county routes this summer attracting crowds of children eager for titles. The summer reading program emphasizes fun in contrast to winter reports as the two bookmobiles visit communities and invite young readers to discover books.
The county invites children to join the Bookworm program with entry by declaring intent to become a Bookworm. Participants must be ready for grade 2 next fall. Bookmobile readers must complete 8 books. branch readers 12 books. Completing the program earns a certificate at the start of the next term. Doris Wood.
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