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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1969
Page
3
Batavia principal John Settles announces the honor roll by grade. First grade lists students including Kenneth An krom and Robby Barber. Second grade names Jola Whitt and Kerry Owens among many others. Fourth through eighth grades follow with long rosters of students achieving honors.
Zone Change Hearing set for 7:30 p.m. June 24 at the Grant Memorial Building regarding a 6.5 acre tract on Crane Schoolhouse Rd south of SR 125. Sherman and Grace Rose seek a residence and equipment storage building. Saturday events noted include a 4-H cattle clinic and leadership selections with attendees from Clermont County and several townships.
Clermont County Historical Society meets Friday June 20 at 8 p.m. in the Cincinnati Gas and Electric auditorium Batavia. Judge Harold D. Nichols of Batavia will present a mental magic program including thought transmission telepathy and predictions in a light informal social setting. Nichols is a member of the Society of American Magicians and the International Brotherhood of Magicians. Tea Committee hostesses will greet attendees after the program.
Two educational clinics were held to train 4-H members for better animal showing. A horse clinic took place at the Blevins Arena on Brushy Fork Road to improve preparations for the County Fair.
The Goshen Boosters 4-H Club heard an illustrated Money Management talk by Don Lambert and a Electricity demonstration by Karl Miller. They plan a paper drive and ask members to save papers. The next meeting is June 23 at Clifford Elrod's home. County 4-H events include Clarence Groves State Camp in August and Penny Mason and Bill Bruner named for upcoming activities.
St Louis School in Owensville releases its fourth quarter honor rolls with First Honors named to include Tina Griffith Karen Handra Mary Kleespies David Rapp Jane Rosselot Doug Wagner Jeff Wiederhold Nancy Binder Robert Mitchell Terry Sommer Paula Vonderheide Tim Linder Terri Rosselot Tina Von derheide Mary Beth Brothers Judy Brown Pam Kellum Cathy Rapp Connie Binder Dick Haglage Nate Keller Tina Meyer Dan Richards Katy Stratman Tracey Vaught Judy Wagner Tom Wiederhold. Second Honors list features Mark Allen Suzy Carrier Cathy Farrell David Feist Barry Herron Donna Pardera James Walter Jeffrey Rosselot Nancy Rosselot Robert Galvin Barbara LaBrier Mark Miller Kathy Quallen Bridgid Wolfer Heidi Schnatz Laura Miller Theresa Herron Alisa Feist Linda Grosenbach Jane Wag Mast Steve Rusenko Danny Schellenberger Rocky Thornberry Donna Douloukas Hal Herron Dale Hogebach Mark Kleespies Diana Thornberry David Wagner Michael Allen Sandra Berger Mary Ann Mohler Jackie Smith Marilyn Harden Kathy Houk Judy Smith Chris Farrell Tom Griffith Teresa Bailey Joy Borneschlegel Ricky Peery Judy Binder Diana Hawley Peggy Homan Patti Rosselot David Brown Dan Curran Susan Hogeback Russell Knopp.
Bell Industries Inc buys all outstanding shares of Smith Fiber Glass Products at 800 Kemp Road Batavia. Bell Industries builds electronic carillon systems. President Philemon R. Dickinson says Clermont County is a top growth area and a new electronics plant is planned within two years.
Mrs Margaret Summers president of the Miami Towne ship Democratic Club says the next meeting is at 8 00 p m Monday June 23 at Milford Savings and Loan refreshments provided public welcome Albert Hines Goshen Township Democratic Club president says the Goshen Junior High School hosts an 8 00 p m meeting on Tuesday June 24 with speaker Becky Armandale of the Automobile Club Public Relations Department talking Freeway Driving is Different refreshments served Williamsburg Township Democratic Club plans 8 00 p m meeting June 25 at Williamsburg High School
Sheriff Hondorf announces Sky Hills Pool on Chapel Rd Amelia will employ area youths as instructors and lifeguards. Jim Walters and Sherrill Hondorf, both students, hold life saving and water safety credentials and will offer weekday lessons with fees per session. Season passes and general admission are available at the gate.
Attorney General Paul W. Brown distributes updates to police and prosecutors on current court decisions about obscenity laws. Three constitutional criteria must be applied independently before condemning a publication: dominant theme appealing to prurient interest, material is patently offensive, and lacks serious value.
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