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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1965
Page
3
Lawmakers describe committee flow from introduction to floor vote. Hearings are public with two or more typically required. subcommittees can intensify review. A majority on the committee, usually 12 votes, sends a bill to the House floor for debate and final passage.
Postmaster Joseph J. Scanlon announces a public spot bid sale of 33 used post office vehicles including 27 Chevrolet and Dodge 3/4 ton trucks, 1 Perka 1 ton, and 5 Ford 1/2 ton trucks. Registration and inspection run March 18 to 20 and March 22 at the Post Office garage. Bid awards March 22 at 10:00 a.m. bidders must attend and settle in full and remove within one week. Marathon safety program follows with a film and lecture at 8 p.m. at the school.
Miami University dean’s list honors thirteen Clermont County students for the past semester with 12 or more credit hours. High honor recipients include Judith Ellen Davis and others in Amelia and Williamsburg, all with grades 3.5 to 3.99. The 3.0 to 3.49 group features Gloria Smith, Carol Jackson, Phyllis Prewitt, Judith Rose, and additional students from New Richmond and Milford across multiple addresses.
In 1964 the Wayne Township Volunteer Fire Department answered 54 calls. The Life Squad made 221 emergency runs and accompanied fire equipment on 38 runs, traveling 10 838 miles and logging 392 emergency hours. They handled 30 auto accidents 29 heart attacks and 12 maternity runs. Starting March 5 and every Friday after, a fish fry and barbecue at the firehouse will run 4 30 to 8 30 p.m. Proceeds fund new equipment and the firehouse addition.
Marty Friedman notes Life Squad runs for the week of February 27 to March 5 at Christ Jewish Our Lady of Mercy and Deaconess Hospitals. Run types include chest pain nose bleed home illness and burns. Renewal system shifts to annual due January 1 with contact Dee Hill at 852 7501.
Glen Este High School hosts a two hour Show Time program on Friday March 19 at 7 30 p m in the school cafetorium. Local students audition for a chance to perform at Coney Island this summer with proceeds benefiting the Boosters Club stadium fund. Tickets 50 cents students 75 cents adults. Featured act includes Happy Kellems and a troupe of entertainers. The event opens with a color movie.
The Nite Merchants League saw a 581 series by N S Pares at Tepes Batavia Bowl on March 2 with Dan Lung leading a top score of 581-200-200. Team standings list Anstaett Bros Oil and Kramer Myers among others as teams compete. a separate Thursday night women’s league at Tepes Batavia Lanes features high scorers and splits. A Mt. Pisgah Church Lent service at 7:30 includes youth music and a sermon by Rev. Harold G. Cowdrick. The Coney 1965 event introduces Swiss Sky Ride with Connie Sey ferth and a crime docudrama Untold Secrets of Gangland featuring Dillinger’s escape.
The West Clermont school cafeteria lists daily meals from March 16 to March 19. Items include Spaghetti and Meat Balls with garlic bread and peach cobbler on March 16, Turkey on Bun with salad and apple Cobbler on March 17, Barbecue on Bun with cole slaw and coconut pudding on March 18, and Fish on Bun with buttered corn and fruit cup on March 19.
Loren Henning son of Earl Henning of Batavia rural route 222 graduates from Moler System of Barbering on February 24 and is now employed by Charles Holland at the Batavia Shop.
James Becker, director of the foreign relations project at the North Central Association, will chair a panel in City Schools on progress and problems in implementing Asian studies. He will discuss the rationale and objectives for Asian studies in local schools at the workshop attended by city officials.
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