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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1971
Page
3
Sacramento California youth Ray Wright and Carl White earned Chevalier degrees at Grant Chapter Awards Night after their program concluded March 31 1971. Wright is son of Wilmer Wright and White is son of Mae White. Presentation scheduled Friday June 18.
An anti-Communist rally sponsored by the Christian Crusade will be held Sunday June 20 at 2 30 p m at Amelia High School Clough Pike. A Vietnam veteran with 49 months service speaks on Behind the Scenes in Vietnam and Charles Secrest will discuss On Target 1975 a review of Communist plans for taking over the United States. The public is invited with no admission charge there is a youth dedication for 14 to 21 year olds. The Crusade reports active and senior members near 3 000 000 with over 2 500 chapters in the U S and 10 other countries.
Industrial Air Inc of Amelia held its first national sales meeting at the President Motor Inn Covington Kentucky. W C Smith president said the purpose was to orient 59 US offices five foreign offices and 45 international distributors on air physics details of industrial ventilating equipment plastic fans and related products. The event featured 18 sessions to build a comprehensive sales aid program.
Amelia Athletic Boosters sponsor their second annual Quarter Horse Show on Saturday June 19 at Amelia High School grounds Clough Pike starting 8 30 a m Thirty five classes open to Registered Quarter Horses with seven in Yough Activity Three open classes for ponies will be held at noon Western hot breakfast lunch and refreshments available on grounds Show Secretary Marion Jones 752 4034 for details
The Bronze Star Medal with Combat V was presented to Petty Officer James W. Fritz by the President for heroic achievement while serving with the United States Navy.
Six Clermont Courier area residents were among 54 Cincinnati Bell installer repairmen honored at a dinner for volunteering to discuss the telephone with elementary students this school year. The group logged 468 classroom talks across 156 schools in Ohio and Kentucky.
Two former Clermont County students, Doug Theiss and Rick Getz, are delegates this week to Buckeye Boy's State at Ashland College. Both will be Bloom-Carroll High School seniors. Theiss is active in sports and honor society, Getz in track and band and president of student body. Theiss works as District Claims Manager for Nationwide Insurance, Getz is Associate Editor of The Ohio Farmer.
A 30 by 50 foot tent will host an industrial display during the 175th anniversary festivities on Main Street between Third and Fourth. The land is donated by Mr. Kirk for the event with coordination by Cincinnati Milacron Plastics Machinery Division. Firms like Cincinnati Bell are among participants. A liquor permit for Hamlet Inn is sought by John M. Kolb and Wayne Carr. A second international bridge will span the Rio Grande linking Laredo Texas and Nuevo Laredo Mexico later this year.
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