Scout Display Slows Them Down
Scout display slows opponents and showcases defensive discipline. Readers are invited to observe a strategic setup that emphasizes pressure and ball control, reducing scoring opportunities for the opposing team.
03 Jun 1965
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1965
Page
1
Scout display slows opponents and showcases defensive discipline. Readers are invited to observe a strategic setup that emphasizes pressure and ball control, reducing scoring opportunities for the opposing team.
Clermont County high school baseball coaches select 1965 All-Star team and name Shafe Boles of Glen Este as Coach Of The Year. Nick Visnic, secretary treasurer, released the All-Stars: M. Knox, R. Ilie, Amelie, J. Caldwell, Bethel, J. Howard, Felicity, J. Ellison, Glen Este, D. Gold, D. Adkins, R. McHenry, Goshen, K. Irvin, Williamsburg.
Gary C. Lewis, 42 Garret Jr., General Agent for Kansas City Life Insurance Company in Milford, has qualified for membership in the Kansas City Life President's Club. He joined the 1965 President's Club Seminar at Mountain Shadows, Scottsdale, Arizona, May 2 to May 5.
The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio approves Greater Cincinnati Extended Area Service for Batavia and Newtonsville. Availability is set for October 2, 1966 amid $1.3 million total cost, with Batavia and Newtonsville exchanges upgrading central offices and equipment. Local service remains for those not adopting the extended area.
The W T Community Federal Credit Union board unanimously approves a two sided protection plan for 750 members. Life insurance up to 2000 per member and loan protection up to 5000 per loan become effective July 1 for accounts not yet updated.
A Batavia Kroger hosts a free pancake breakfast from 9 to 11 a.m. Saturday June 5 with pancakes syrup juice sausage and coffee. At 2 p.m. the Ken-L-Ration Kids Dog Show offers prizes in classes such as best costume smallest largest best trick and best of show judged by Batavia Mayor R C Jamieson and Police Chief Ed Colone l.
Funeral services for Mrs. Martha J. Fortnney age 83 mother of The Courier Publisher Jerald B. Fortney were held Tuesday at Bethlehem West Virginia with burial there. She died Sunday at Preston County Memorial Hospital Kingswood West Virginia and she also leaves another son Thomas J. Fortney of Batavia Clermont County reporter for the Post and Times Star along with two other sons and four daughters.
Carl Eugene Bennett will leave his post as executive secretary of the Inter-University Council of Ohio to direct Miami University Middletown on July 1. The 38 year old Amelia native will oversee campus opening in September 1966 and supervise construction through launch. Bennett holds a PhD from Ohio State and degrees from Miami and Cincinnati. he and his wife Frances Coates have three children.
Miami University lists 1 260 candidates for degrees at its 126th commencement on Sunday in the football stadium. From Clermont County are Amelia Judith Ellen Davis Batavia Dennis Craig Byrd Harold Leroy Herron Shirley Ann King James Eldon Thomas Mary Ann Fischer Lois Ann Romans Joann Sylvia Penn Jean Lough Krempien Marsha Jean Littmar Marcella Ruth Stutz Mary Kathryn Williams Timothy Charles Hall and others.
Owensville Ray Davis bus driver for Clermont Northeastern School District placed third in the 73 passenger transit class at the State finals of the School Bus Rodeo held May 15 in Worthington Ohio. He finished ten points behind first and four behind second, per Gene Walker transportation supervisor. Davis had won the Southwest District Rodeo in this class at Glen Este High School to qualify for the State finals.
Milford high school senior Wilfred Shearer of 63 Clertoma Drive Milford Ohio won fifth prize in the OCAS mathematics scholarship contest announced by college president W W Culp. Prize is 50 dollars. selections were made from exams held April 24 at the college located on Central Parkway.
Batavia Council ordered an engineering study and cost estimate for widening Ely and Bauer Streets to handle higher traffic for a new high school. Barbeau Construction Management will include sidewalks and curbs, with Meadowbrook Drive sewer bids sought by the Board of Public Affairs. Homeowners may be assessed for the project. A joint council township meeting discussed Union Cemetery and fire department operations. Council appointed Ralph Clyburn to the cemetery board replacing Vic Cribbet. other members are Maurice Miller and Clarence Lytle.
Eight area residents were elected to top posts in the Cincinnati Area Chapter of the American National Red Cross at the annual meeting on Wednesday May 26. New directors include Mrs Byers Mr Schneider Mrs William C Byers and Mrs Albert W Van Sickle with others re elected. The list features longtime volunteers health officials and business leaders reflecting 16 community services supported by the Red Cross through the United Appeal.
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