Bids Accepted for Clermont County Road Paving Projects
Clermont County commissioners review bids for paving nine roads and supply orders. Pinckney Brothers of Cincinnati led bidders on three projects, with William Light Construction and A and M Co submitting notable bids. Concrete pipe supplies from Arm Co Steel and Republic Steel also under bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont County
Pinckney Brothers
Cincinnati
William Light Construction Co
Cherry Grove
A&m Co
Arm- Co Steel
Middletown
Republic Steel
Carter
Clermontville
Laurel Road
Ohio
Laurel- Pt. Isabel Road
Barger Road
Olive Branch Stonelick Road
Ohio 222
Gernon Bridge
Loveland
Miamiville
Wards
Bethel Mini Fest to Feature CSO and Ballet Troupe
The Bethel Tate Area Arts Council sponsors the fifth annual Bethel Mini Fest June 18 and 19 with four performances led by Carmen DeLeone. The Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra and Cincinnati Ballet Company join the program, featuring Stephen Foster ballet and pieces by Gershwin, Schoenberg, and patriotic classics. The festival includes a ballet master class, a piano recital by Jeanne Kirstein, and a Lincoln Portrait program by Tom Warner, with family events, crafts, and food in Burke Park. Noon shows are free. evening concerts cost $2 for adults and $1 for students, with free admission for children under 12. Patron passes are $25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Symphony Pops Orchestra
Bethel
Carmen DeLeone
Cincinnati Ballet Company
Stephen Foster
Donald Saddier
Bethel-Tate High School
David McClain
Jeanne Kirstein
Ebon C. Hill East
Kirstein
United States
Europe
Cincinnati
University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music
Gershwin
Tom Warner
Lincoln
Warner
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
Hearts of Bethel Mini Fest
Casey
CSO
Max Rudolph
Thomas Schippers
Tri-State
Fantastiques
Burke Park
Bethel Tate Area Arts Council
Peggy Ross
Marcia Waller
Robbery Charge After凌晨 2 a.m. at Riverview Restaurant
John R. Copley, 32, of South Point, charged with theft after a Friday dawn robbery at Al Neiheisel's Riverview Restaurant on U.S. 52 east of New Richmond. Witnesses saw him or his car at the scene. Franklin Township police detained him shortly after. released on $200 bond. Union Township also reported a related incident.
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Charles Owens
al Neiheisel
Riverview
U.S. 52
New Richmond
John R. Copley
South Point
Copley
Franklin Township
Clermont workers elect AFSCME Local as bargaining agent
Public Employee Council 51 AFSCME was chosen by 38 to 9 votes as the bargaining agent for Clermont County Sewer District workers. Fifty five voters attended the second organizing attempt. E Paul Abshears, former Neville police chief, elected president. Arbitration supervision by the American Arbitration Association in Cincinnati.
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Public Employee Council 51
American Federation of State County and Municipal Employees
Afl-Cio
Clermont County
American Arbitration Association
Cincinnati
Neville
E. Paul Abshears
Cler mont County Social and Professional Workers elect leaders
Rush heads the Clermont County Social and Professional Workers Association as president. Don Kellogg is elected vice president, Sister Mary Louise Rogers secretary, and Randy Stephen treasurer. New nominating committee members include Ann Ferguson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rush
Clermont County Social and Professional Workers Association
Rush
Clermont County Family Services
Don Kellogg
Mary Louise Rogers
Randy Stephen
Eliena Dye
Alice Hohnson
Carroll Farell
Ann Ferguson
Marlene Preston
Roger Petrie
Caroline Boni
Robert Slade
Clermont County Board of Education
Cerrulo to speak at church dinner in Williamsville
The First Baptist Church of Williamsville hosts a dinner on Friday June 11 at 6 30 p m inviting pastors and their wives from Clermont County and a lay guest from each church. The meal aims to mobilize preparations for the 1977 Billy Graham Crusade in Cincinnati with speakers Robert Cerrulo and Dr Jerry Kirk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cerrulo
First Baptist Church of
Williamsville
Clermont County
Cincinnati
Robert Cerrulo
Newport
Jerry Kirk
The
Billy Graham Crusade
Bethel Fourth of July Parade and Bicentennial Festivities
Bethel's July Fourth celebration runs from 12 30 p.m. parade assembly at St Marys Church to 10 p.m. fireworks with the BT 200 Bicentennial committee presenting exhibits, contests, beards judged, baking and sewing prizes, and food booths at Burke Park. The program includes a Declaration of Independence reading and the Edmund Glenn Burke Homestead dedication, plus family games, crafts, and a God and Country Rally. Partners Pat Sons and Debbie O Neil invite participation by June 25.
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America
Ohio
Columbus
Bethel
Burke Park
St. Mary’s Church
SR 125 East
Plane Street
Independence
Edmund Glenn Burke
Cathy
Roger Smith
Land of Grant
Pat Sons
Debbie O'Neil
Westerfield Named Student of the Year at UC Clermont
David Wayne Westerfield, 1974 Glen Este High School graduate, was chosen by Dean Peters as the Clermont County Branch UC Student of the Year. An journalism associate degree and honor student on the Dean’s list, he edits the Razoo. He plans to study political science at UC in fall 1976. The May 16 awards dinner honored branch students. He is the son of Mr and Mrs John Westerfield of Lane Mt Carmel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Wayne Westerfield
Glen Este High School
Dean Peters
Clermont County
University of Cincinnati
David
Razoo
U.C
John Westerfield
Mt. Carmel
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Clermont Courier
Clermont
Walter Carter
Nordyke
Nine Mile
Tabasco
Hamilton County
Lindale
Mt. Holly
Lindale - Nicholsville
Berry Road
Jett Hill Road
Twelve Mile Road
Bethel New Richmond
Belfast
Owensville
Shiloh Road
Warren County
Arts Council
Union
Clark Oil Station
Ohio Pike
Ralph Barton
Barton
Pat Gabelli
Benton Rd
Gabell
John van Camp
Sprague Cleaners
N. Third St
Williamsburg
Williamsburg Building & Loan CO
Main Street
Rush Heads Association
Richmond
Moscow
Anthony Meldahl
Parade
Westerfield
Fra-Mar Tire
Frank McConnell
Batavia
Amelia Bakery
E. Main St
Amelia, Ohio
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