10 Mar 1982
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1982
Page
1
The Churches of Williamsburg present a Family Life Series featuring Dr James Dobson. Showings run March 18 and 25, April 1 15 22 at 1 am and 7 pm. Titles include The Strong Willed Child and Lonley Housewife among others. A free will offering funds the events.
The Little Miami and East Fork Rivers Citizens' Historical Society of Clermont County will meet with the Clermont County Historical Society in 1982. Monthly 8 p.m. CG&E auditorium Batavia. March 12 John Krausser presents History of Felicity. April 16 Robert Slade presents History of Williamsburg. May 14 Leonard Harding presents History of Milford.
The Fraternal Order of Eagles 2289 hosts a St Patrick's Day Dance on Saturday March 13 at 9 p.m. at the Eagles hall on SR 132 and Clough Pike Batavia featuring Roger Dabney and the Countrymen with guest Leo Bradley. Beer chips set ups provided BYOB admission seven fifty per person with all proceeds to the heart and cancer fund.
The Clermont Republican Women's Club meets March 10 at 11 30 a.m. at Oak Tree Restaurant. Madeline Richmond of the Batavia YWCA will discuss Victims of Domestic Violence after lunch. Call 831 7887 for details. reservations not required.
Amelia United Methodist Church hosts a spaghetti dinner at 12 E Main Street on March 18 with seating at 5 and 7 30 p m Adults 3 75 and children 1 75 Tickets via 553 4383 or 753 6770 Former Amelia resident Rev Earl Bishop will minister through music on March 16 at 7 30 p m All are invited to attend.
Batavia High School drama students stage the annual spring play Get Smart on March 13 and 14 at 8 p.m. on the Junior High Stage. KAOS and Control battle for comic suspense in the production.
New Richmond Life Squad sponsors a St Patrick's Day dance at the VFW Hall on Saturday March 13 from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. with music by J P Fogg. Donation is 15 dollars.
Cler mont County commissioners approve a Bauer Road site for the new Juvenile Detention Center near the Medical Social Services Center and Batavia Mercy Hospital. The center will hold 15 juveniles with projected costs under 1 million dollars funded from the general fund and is slated to begin construction in July with completion targeted for late February next year.
Orthopaedic Specialists Inc asks Clermont CIC for $600000 in redevelopment bonds to build a 10000 square foot medical facility on 1.6 acres on Aicholtz Road near Pee Mal. The 7000 square feet would be leased to other medical specialists. Central Trust Bank of Cincinnati to purchase bonds. CIC meets at 1 p.m. Friday March 12 in the Heritage Building Batavia. Also, county leaders agree to issue $1 million in economic development bonds for a McDonald’s near Mt Carmel Road I-275 SR125 interchange.
County judge and lifelong Republican Chris Rosenhoffer launches an independent bid for one of the two common pleas seats, challenging Republican John L. Watson who was appointed in 1981. Rosenhoffer must file petitions by March 25 for November ballot inclusion, citing past election literature disappearances as motivation for non partisan petitions.
Lois Brown Dale, Clermont County Senior Services director for 12 years, seeks the 66th district state representative seat as an independent. She notes no incumbent in the new district and cites concerns about block grants and federal funds shifting to states. Dale plans to file petitions for the November 2 general election.
Robert Hanley of Owensville was hired as county building supervisor at $18,000 annually, effective March 15, by a 21 to 0 vote. Commissioner Dale Romohr, a Republican, criticized GOP appointment methods while saying his vote was not personal against Hanley, a Democrat since 1970, and noted Hanley will oversee custodians, buildings, equipment, and the juvenile detention center project.
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