Legislative recess ends as bills face compromises in Columbus
In Columbus the legislative recess ends with plans for compromises on two major bills. A statewide litter control funded by a tax and a measure to increase trial and appeals court judges in areas including Hamilton and Clermont Counties are discussed. A firefighter’s license plate exchange costs 3.50, with Taft II listed as a contact at 712 Glenshire.
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Appeals Court
Hamilton
Clermont
Robert A. Taft II
Glenshire
Vacation Bible School programs and community notices
The Williamsburg United Methodist Church runs Vacation Bible School June 16 to 20 with themes Jesus I Believe in You and We Show God s Love for children ages 2 to grade 6, including crafts music and Bible lessons under Director Debbie Jennings. Calvin Presbyterian Church Amelia hosting crafts Bible stories and kid activities for kindergarten through sixth grade with registration on day one. A Muscular Dystrophy Summer Camp is planned August 2 to 9 at Camp Gardner Hamilton. volunteers age 15 plus with required documentation urged to contact MDA. Bethel Center at United Methodist Church offers blood pressure checks for 60 and over and an auction of white elephants at 1 p.m. June 17 along with quilting sewing crafts cards and shuffleboard sessions through June 17. Clermont County Board of Mental Health holds annual dinner June 17 at 6:30 p.m. at Red River Cattle Club, $8 per person at the door. public invited.
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Williamsburg
Ae United Methodist Church
Debbie Jennings
Bethel Center
United Methodist Church
Terry Hall
Clermont County Board of Mental
Red River Cattle Club
Donald A. Collins
Clermont County groups move to 238 Main St Batavia
Clermont County Association for Retarded Citizens Daybreak and Focus relocate to 238 Main Street Batavia with a new phone number 782-6790 Mary Grabencamp Daybreak staff says the expanded offices will better serve Clermont County residents. Tom Herman and John Trautmann announce the Millard Fillmore Memorial Golf Tournament to fund Clermont County Cancer Clades on Sunday June 22 at Royal Oak Country Club with golf electric cart locker dinner prizes.
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Daybreak
Main St
Batavia
Clermont County
Mary J. Grabencamp
Tom Herman
John Trautmann
Royal Oak Country Club
Local graduates noted from Wright State and Amelia High School
Newsmakers include Douglas L. Duff of 406 Terra Place Batavia who earned a Bachelor of Science in Business from Wright State University Dayton on June 7. Wayne B. Fair, son of Mr and Mrs Ron Fair of 2920 Lindale Mount Holly Road Amelia, recently completed high school graduation at Amelia High School.
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Douglas L. Duff
Terra Place
Batavia
Wright State University
Dayton
Wayne B. Fair
Ron Fair
Lindale
Mount Holly Road
Amelia
Amelia High School
Batavia Honors Students for Six-Week Grading Period
Batavia honors a long list of students including Walter and Paula Garee, Victoria Buckley, Angela Helferich, Rebecca Moorehouse, Lisa Nichols, Angela Puckett, Andrea Sexton, Russell Mex field, and Joe Helton for the last six weeks. Third grade recognize Jerry Black, Sean Chaney, Kevin Spencer Jacobs, Shayne Moore, Brett Shelton, Chris Wuestefeld, Troxell, Kim Brown.
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Jerry Black
Sean Chaney
Kevin Spencer Jacobs
Shayne Moore
Brett Shelton
Chris Wuestefeld
Troxell
Kim Brown
Insurance association awards scholarships to seven students
The Northeastern School chapter and local agents awarded seven scholarships to students from Williamsburg Loveland Amelia and Goshen high schools for scholastic excellence and financial need. Sam Bateman cited pride in helping youths as Mike Lytle and other named recipients received the highest achievement honors.
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Insurance Association
Williamsburg High School
Deborah Schreiber
Loveland High School
Kathy Zoner
Amelia High School
David and
Douglas Keenan
Goshen High School
Bookmobiles Shine For Clermont Library Summer 1980
Clermont County Public Library expands to three bookmobiles for 1980. Bookmobile 1 serves as a stationary unit in New Richmond with weekly hours. Bookmobile 2 resumes service with neighborhood trips and a Friday Eastgate Mall stop. The newest and oldest unit from Mansfield-Richland County Public Library will tour areas this summer.
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Mary Mackrummont
Clermont County Public Library
New Richmond
Market Street
Aileen Whitt
Kim Case
Edith Holman
Jeanette Longworth
Eastgate Mall
Mansfield-Richland County
Local Names Appearing In Fragmentary School Note
Readable names list includes Alice Schuk Sunni Shaffer Jane Garee ty Lyle Tracy Marugg Mark Morrifield Scott Schroer Sandy Woods and seventh grade Peggy Zurmehly Dan W Ni ard lickloes Tim with unclear context or events.
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Alice Schuk, Sunni Shaffer, and
Jane Garee
Ty Lyle
Tracy Marugg
Mark Morrifield
Scott Schroer
Sandy Woods
Peggy Zurmehly
Dan W Niard
Lickloes
Tim
Country Day grads mark 54th year with 64 in class of 1980
Cincinnati Country Day School closed its 54th academic year on June 6 with commencement for 64 graduates in the class of 1980. Clermont County seniors from Milford and Amelia include National Merit Finalists enrolling in Ohio State and Miami University programs. contact Clermont County Human Services Board to learn more.
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Cincinnati
Gospel power helps teens leave drugs and crime
A sermon asserts that about half of criminals come from foster and broken homes and finds hope in the Bible. It claims the gospel changes lost youths into saints, delivering many from drugs cigarettes and alcohol and sending some as dedicated preachers or workers in care homes supervising new converts.
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Jesus Christ
Texas
College honors class of 1980 Convocation highlights
The Clermont General and Technical College class of 1980 at the University of Cincinnati held a Sunday Convocation with mortar boards and Pomp and Circumstance. Teresa Ann Scandura led graduates, with E. Campbell as master of ceremonies and keynote address by Jack Krausser. Awards were given to students by Dean Edith Jones and the Clermont County Chamber of Commerce. A reception followed.
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Clermont General and Technical College
University of Cincinnati
Teresa Ann Scandura
Carmel
First Presbyterian Church
Batavia
Edith Peters Jones
Jack Krausser
Felicity
Clermont College Citizens’ Committee
Kathleen Ann Holly
Daniel R. Dell
Clermont County Chamber of Commerce
Melora Sue Lyon
Milford
Edith P. Jones
Gloria J. Dillinger
New Richmond
Elaine M. Vogel
Sally Hill
Philos
Terry N. Weaver
Glen Este
Michael Wayne Combs
John Gillespie
Kathleen A. Holly
Cherry Grove
George Wolff
Alice Denny
William K. Swisher
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