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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1971
Page
7
The Clermont County ASCS announced a mail referendum on June 7 among wool and lamb producers to decide on a production pact. The vote aims to confirm support for an agreement governing wool and lamb price and supply terms.
The New Richland Women's Interfaith Council expands community work through the SEM Thrift Shop health programs and Headstart. It promotes interracial and faith cooperation with events, a Thanksgiving service, and plans for future youth and history efforts.
The Clermont County Young Republican Club invites the public to a June 9 gathering in Batavia at the C G E Auditorium with Rev John A Bank as speaker. Bank, a migrant farm laborer advocate and author, will discuss the NBC film Migrant and his views on labor issues.
Local people from toddlers to matrons will model outfits at a Saturday fashion show at 1 30 p m at the S E M Thrift Shop. Carrie Cox coordinates with items donated for sale. display pieces may include quilts rugs and altered garments.
A chaotic recap lists numerous Class A B C games among Willowville Mt Carmel Batavia and Williamsburg teams with scores like Willowville Mustangs 15 W T Jets 5 and Mt Carmel Reds 6 Williamsburg Wildcats 2 plus a May 2 no hitter by Barry Branan and Don Swing for Willowville Stackers over W T Raiders 20 to 3. The page ends with a drug education note about drug harm and subcultures.
Extension Service notes warn aerosol insecticides pose risks as pyrethrin products may explode when exposed to heat and flame. Aphids on roses burgeon. a female can birth 3 to 4 nymphs daily, demanding repeated malathion or Cygon treatments in late spring and through summer due to multiple generations.
A collage of quotes from 1880s letters shows concern over employment checks after a revolution, calls for earnest preaching with mutual freedom of expression, and a remark about the spread of the term mini, midi and an but. The attributions include Ed Kummer of Eaton Herald, C. T Crawford Sr of The Democrat Union, and L Kiester of Minnesota Courier.
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