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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1980
Page
4
A heartfelt tribute to a dad who is always helpful and present. The writer recalls moments of guidance, encouragement, and joy shared in games, camping trips, and daily adventures, celebrating a father who makes life fun and supports his children through wins and losses.
A garbled OCR fragment shows a jumbled message possibly a note to a father or family. Names Jamie Shanon and Suzanne appear amid stray words and nonstandard phrases. The legible content offers little clear event or context and resembles a disrupted page item rather than a full news item.
An 11 year old writes about her father, a coach on basketball and baseball teams, who guides decisions, assigns chores, supports without spoiling, and earns respect even when scolding. Carla Watkins details a loving, firm dad who balances care and discipline.
Dear Editor this letter speaks highly of Tom Kocica clarifying he is loved caring and approachable at Goshen Intermediate School Age II Rory Kocica expresses pride noting Dad shares experiences and spends time with them confirming he is great
A child expresses pride in her father Jim Grau a general foreman who stays calm and fair despite changes in school fashions and teen behavior. She notes his patient steady demeanor and values his hard work while acknowledging moments that upset him.
Readers reported mystery stones unearthed near Owensville earlier, with locals offering varied theories. A collector claimed no Indian origin while Eastham and others described man made synthetic stones used to deburr metal parts in manufacturing, with Senco Products citing stones at 65 cents per pound.
Smith, a scene of the consulting McG: Engineers, Conference June 12 in Cincinnati. Also scheduled is sanitary engineer E. E. "Ned" Thompson, who will answer questions on the topic. Smith designed the Lower East Fork Wastewater Treatment Plant on US 50 near Milford and introduced the air-driven ABC technology for the project.
The Clermont County Public Library offers 16mm films from over 200 titles via the Southwestern Ohio Rural Libraries collection. Highlights include Otto the Zoo Gorilla, The Great Whales, Spanish Civil War, FDR and Hitler, and nature and children’s titles. After hours book depository restored at Union Township Branch post fire.
Clermont College announces 45 courses across 15 fields for summer study with both credit and noncredit options. Registration runs daily 9 am to 5 pm until June 12 and again during the week of June 16, with varied evening classes including Hatha Yoga, Beginning Golf, Tennis, Outdoor Painting, and Jazz aerobics. Tuition differs for Ohio and non Ohio residents and admission is open to interested students.
Airman Norman B. Miller son of Gladys L. Miller of 1863 Blue resell art was noted for an award at Amelia High School in Clermont County. Kathy Zoner of Amelia High School was recognized at the First Annual Clermont County Farm Bureau awards day on May 16. Steven Alan Becker of Williamsburg made the Dean's List at the University for the 1979 80 year. Sergeant Bonham, an antenna maintenance specialist at Clark Air Base Philippines, graduated Amelia High School in 1974. Staff Sergeant Thomas N. Marck III of New Richmond belongs to the 91st Strategic Missile Wing at Minot AFB and won the Omaha Trophy. Harold R. Pattison of Pattison Insurance Agency received a production award. Heather Mong, Miami University graduate, will work as Home Economics Assistant with Clermont County Extension Service. Bridget Pedicini of Blue Ash Ursuline connected to Ursuline High School earned a Sectional Merit Special award. The Ox Roast fundraiser for Bethel Tate Arts Council will be June 21.
Readers praise community backing for the Great Oaks Joint Vocational School District levy. The letter notes pride in local effort and signals continued support for vocational programs and student opportunities.
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