Goshen students win PTA poetry prize
Sixth grade student Chrig Boyd of Goshen Cook school wins first prize a $25 savings bond in the PTA poetry contest Becky Bickle accepts the prize from Goshen Middle School for the event.
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1975
Page
17
Sixth grade student Chrig Boyd of Goshen Cook school wins first prize a $25 savings bond in the PTA poetry contest Becky Bickle accepts the prize from Goshen Middle School for the event.
The Clermont County Board of Realtors met June 5 with John T. Hauck as president. Harry Reed, planning director, spoke on subdivision laws and county zoning and planning issues, warning of growth to 170000 by 1990 and urging alert governance. The group plans a July 3 picnic at Sky Farm near New Richmond with games and swimming.
Goshen Civic Assn sponsors a consignment auction with sign in at 7 a.m. first come first served and food nearby. Upcoming meetings include Goshen Civic Assn June 18 in CYB on Main Street at 7 30 p.m. and Athletic Boosters June 18 at the High School cafeteria 7 30. Families with children gather June 18 at 12 30 p.m. at Mrs. Ivan E. Bixler's home for table setting talk by Mrs. Judith Fitzgerald. Awards day at Goshen High May 22 with multiple department honors listed. additional Goshen Cook School awards June 6 with names to be announced next week. Birthday wishes to Michael Flanigan June 13 Mike Graham June 15 Louis Pappas June 19 Roland Smith June 20 and anniversaries for Lefty and Rosemary Schrichten June 16 and Joetta and Wallace Goode June 19. Get well wishes to Gabriel Harrear in Chilten's Hospital from Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever.
Clermont County adds a new gymnastics studio in Goshen at 2540 SR 28 near the Bronze Bell. Paul Glassman, longtime Cincinnati Gymnastics Club director, will run programs starting July 1 for ages 7 to 18 with tumbling vaulting minitramp trampoline and uneven bars in a 5000 square foot facility.
A drama workshop at Chatfield College runs June 17 to July 25 on Tuesdays and Thursdays 5 30 to 9 p m and Saturdays 9 30 to noon Subsidized by the Chatfield Community Relations Group it offers 60 for 3 credits and free audit Kaye Ornella of Georgetown directs exploration of movement mime dance and storytelling The produced mime dances and scenes will travel to local towns later this summer.
Local shoppers in Milford can redeem dollar for dollar Mad Money at center stores. Auction starts 6 p.m. Saturday July 26 offering prizes such as a Singer sewing machine, a Penncraft bicycle, lawnmower, gift certificates, a bedspread, dry cleaning certificates, an opal ring and a rug.
On May 20 1862 Congress approved the Homestead Act granting 160 acres of western land to settlers at 125 per acre.
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