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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1972
Page
7
Camp Simms posts a holiday weekend schedule with regular hours on July 1 2 and extended 1 to 5 p m on July 3 4 for family swim. The program still has openings in the Family Swim Club at 30 per family with weekly sessions and special adult only water times.
In the Milford Area Church Softball League week of June 26 Mulberry Wesleyan remained undefeated at 6 0 while branches and churches posted varied scores across CITY and COUNTRY divisions. Key results include Mulberry Wesleyan defeating Trinity Methodist 23 13 and 17 6 in other matchups alongside multiple games for Goshen and Monterey Baptist clubs.
Doris Eades of Milford has been readmitted to Deaconess Hospital for further treatment and diagnostic procedures. Her condition is reported as fair. An unrelated note mentions that the word assassin originated from a fanatic Oriental religious sect that used murder and violence to achieve goals.
Librarian urges families to explore local history and parks this summer. She suggests Ohio river boat watching Beckford Plant and Hueston Woods museum lake picnic and YMCA recreation programs. Visit branch libraries for story hours and activities to keep kids engaged at home or nearby.
Paula's Panorama notes a lively 31,000 strong crowd at Riverfront Stadium on Saturday night. A rowdy elderly woman, dubbed the "Godmother" by Don, shouted at the umpire in the third inning threatening consequences if he did not improve his officiating.
Several petitions seek zoning changes near the Circle Freeway in Mulberry and Miami Township. Proposed rezonings include 52 acres from Business 1 to Business 2 for a shopping center and auto agency, and 35 acres from Residence B to Residence C for apartments. Additional changes cover Orchard Lake Estates and other parcels for a mobile home park, a small shopping mall, and a circular restaurant complex. Public hearings are set for July 17 at 8 p.m. in Miami Township Hall.
The parishioners of St Thomas More Church Williamsville invite the public to a two day summer festival July 8 on Rt. 125. Activities include booths rides and refreshments under a big top tent with a Sunday chicken dinner noon to 7 pm. Hourly attendance awards and a $500 grand prize will be awarded. Committeemen Matt Maringer George Hofmann Shirley Maringer and Elaine Osterling organize the event.
Miami Township Trustees vetoed the Ormes two acre request to convert residences to business at the St Rt 131 Pleasant Hill Rd site. They approved a five parcel 10.21 acre rezoning on St Rt 28 near I 275 for Cleo Hamilton Milford Meadows Paul Spahr Jerome Imbus and Pearl and James Colyer from residence B to general business B 2 and from B 2 on the land 400 feet from St Rt 28 center for multiple dwellings. Earlier the zoning commission denied it. Trustees also approved 183 acres along Happy Hollow Rd rezoning 58 acres from industrial A to residence A and 125 acres from residence C to residence A. Public hearings set July 18 on zoning fee increases and a 33 224 acre east Miami Ave parcel rezoning from residence C to residence. Owners include David and Nancy Hemminger Michael and Joyce Getz William and Arlene Curtis Jackie Shively and John T Crone Jr.
Born June 11 at Mercy Hospital. Maternal grandparents Earl Smithers of Day Heights. Paternal grandparents Farley Peveler of Goshen Pike. Invites readers to Finley Bay Park on July 4 with a chance to win a $500 shopping spree. Ends with patriotic wishes and a lighthearted note about shopping.
Milford Girl Scouting held a June week day camp for local scouts directed by Mrs. Walter Spellman with Cadette Scouts as overnight aids. The Riehle couple lent a campsite on Route 50 for a tree shaded area and a closing luncheon honored the Riehles with a hayride and a final camp themed Smile Dates.
About 50 residents attend a Goshen Township incorporation discussion led by Robert explore. Panel members include Batavia mayor Dick Jamison and others as they review pros and cons and potential steps toward a qualified incorporation.
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