Clermont Courier highlights and notices for July 10, 1989
Page 10 of The Clermont Courier dated Thursday July 10 1989 presents a mix of community briefs notices schedules and short local items featuring residents events and upcoming meetings in Clermont and surrounding areas.
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River Days Festival Announces Weekend Platform Program
The River Days Festival sets its first weekend in August with a platform program on opening day featuring Judge Charles Jackson’s “A Tritubecto Youth” and free performances by Joebin Habe and others. Saturday offers Hawkins Brothers, parades, and notable acts like The World Famous Bedbugs. Sunday includes a riverfront program with Simddyy and the Glermont Clippers, plus a religious services event led by Mrs. Eleanor Jenness.
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Criver
Charless Jackson
New
Richmond
Joébhn
Forrmanyy
PTAA
Ion Cluctanatl
Pyute
Adélines
Adelines
Clérmont
Boothiss
Hawkins
Hrotherss
Pyuna
Coléer
Mires
Mary
Sing Out Cincinnati Plans River Days Festival Appearance
About 150 young singers from Sing Out Cincinnati will perform at New Richmond's River Days Festival on Sunday afternoon August 3 at 4 PM. Patty Jackson, secretary, says more than 100 usually participate in performances. Representatives will circulate at the festival to promote local Sing Out Cincinnati participation and the New Richmond group will be the next nearest chapter.
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Richmond
Andy Paint+ery
Howard Adamsony
Bob Earnhardt
Vic: Griffthy
Jeff’ Peace
Duane Humphrey
Hasty Grange
Jérry Pudding
Thix Boothis
Cincinnati
Ohico
Annaire
Eléanorr
Audi
New Richmond
Patty Jackson
Sing Out
Jackson
New
River
Portsmouthy
Seek Volunteer Booth Helpers At River Fete
River Days Festival seeks volunteers to staff booths. About 150 donors and civic groups plan booths. profits fund center. assignments split into two hour shifts. Call Richmond Bank 74222202 or Mrs Pran Vogt 74222305 to volunteer.
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PranVogt
Betty Pumness Named Special Assistant for Consumer Affairs
Betty Pumness was appointed as special assistant to the president focusing on consumer concerns. The move signals a formal emphasis on consumer rights and market protections within the administration.
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Consumerr Diluss
Marriage of Marjorie J Schafer and Dale R Peterson
Bride Marjorie J Schafer daughter of Louis J Schafer of New Richmond wed Dale Roger Peterson son of a Bell Cabit family May 2 in the Chapel of Precious Memories Huntington Park California After a honeymoon in Las Vegas Nevada the couple reside in Downey California
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Marjorie J. Schafer
Louis J. Schafer
New Richmond
Precious Memories
Huntington Park
Calif
Dale Roger
Peterson
Bell Cabit
Las Vegas
Nevada
Downey
Capitol Report details funding and staffing changes across state agencies
The bill authorizes 1030 new positions over two years including 250 for a new maximum security prison due early 1970. It appropriates 304,000 to Welfare for day care licensing with up to 100,000 from general funds. federal reimbursements for licensing costs noted. Veto and changes affect Public Utilities Commission funding and staff, tax/fee provisions, and certifications and disclosures for professionals. Senate passages and House actions are described along with the state's capital.
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Lucasville
Department of Welfare
Canada
Volunteer Life Squad Starts Second Decade
The Richmond Volunteer Life Squad marks ten years of continuous operation with a small commemorative plaque and desk. Members donate time for Red Cross first aid and ambulance runs, fund raising efforts paused due to staffing, while planning scuba training funded by volunteers and coordinated with the Cincinnati Scuba Diving Club.
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Richmond
Hago
Haan
Life Squad
New Richmond
Cincinnati
Scuba: Diving:Club
Ohio Official Rejects Animal Husbandry View on Laws
Ohio Attorney General Paul W. Brown says land use and buildings cannot be treated as agriculture under state law. Brown also notes a defendant acquitted of a charge is entitled to recover costs. County auditors must confirm funds are available before contracts. districting and ward redistricting authority rests with city councils.
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Ohio Law
Ashtabula
Robert Webb
Brown
Teens Bridge Generation Gap program planned for fall
A small committee led by Kathy plans films for adults and teens to improve relations featuring topics like safe driving drugs and home safety. Involves Danny Beiser instructor with Jo Ann Hudson and Village Cinema support. Monthly screenings slated with Teens Canteen meeting scheduling also noted.
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Danny Beiser
Jo Ann Hudson
Pay
Peggy Duncan
Mary Win- Spear
Danny Issacs
Kathy
Kathy Brogan
Rescue Assn General Assembly Set for July 10
The Clermont County Life Squad and Rescue Association meets July 10 at 8 p.m. in Batavia at the CG&E building with Dr. Henry McMillian or a Shriner Burns Institute representative as speaker. Refreshments by Williamsville Life Squad. public invited. Officers listed include Mike Clary president and others.
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Clermont County Life Squad and Rescue Association
Cg&e
Batavia
Henry McMillian
Shriners’ Burns Institute
Wilhiamsville Life Squad
Mike Clary
Carl Bayles
Edina Mae Emery
Bill Helmsderfer
Lorin Hageman
Quiller Perkins
Danny Bieser
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