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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1973
Page
3
The Batavia Fellowship of Churches will conduct a religious preference census targeting 1500 residents. Each of the five larger churches will oversee a portion of the survey effort.
The Hiking Bugs 4-H Club of Wilhiamsville held its annual awards presentation at Mrs. Wendling’s home. Officers installed include Dave Hatley president Sharon Yockey vice president Tresa Hawkins secretary Dannie Johnson treasurer Debby Kaluh jokalani news reporter Harold Walters safety Larry Haskins health. New members present were Dave Hatley Sherri Dhonal and Millie Lawson. Next meeting Friday March 30 at 7 p.m. at Mrs. Wendling’s home.
Clermont County Commissioners set July 1 as the deadline to connect to the MGS Sewer System and avoid the tap-in fee. The minimum fee after July 1 is 400 dollars. Sanitary engineer Carl H. Rush notes about 30 percent of potential customers have connected, and Owensville sewers are in use. James Cox of Goshen named part time assistant building inspector.
Mrs. Deborah Murray and her 3 year old son Patrick were injured when their Holly Towne mobile home burned. Murray suffered second and third degree burns. Patrick inhaled smoke. Fire officials reported 2 24 p.m. call and an estimated loss of 6500 for the trailer and contents. the trailer was owned by Charles Hughes.
Clermont National Bank will offer continuous banking service Friday from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. in lobbies and 8:30 a.m. to 7 p.m. for auto tellers starting this Friday March 30. The change raises weekly hours to 53 and ends Friday afternoon closures as Frank E. Burger cites growing customer demand.
Arthur Wehrmann resigns as bailiff in the Common Pleas Court of Judge Ralph Hill to prevent any appearance of conflict while to serve out his Monroe Township term through 1973. His wife Elizabeth Wehrmann will run for the township board seat. A note on rising demand for medical record technicians with two year degrees and pay in federal hospitals up to $11,711.
The week highlights a free concert by the Symphony String Trio at the Taft Museum on April 1. Carrie Nye stars in A Streetcar Named Desire opening March 29 at Playhouse in the Park. Fred Waring and the Pennsylvanians perform at Dayton Memorial Hall on April 4. A new book, A New Look at Some Old Things by Warren R. Wells, is published by the Hamilton County Park District. The Royal Lipizian Stallion Show comes to Cincinnati Gardens April 7–8. A Help a Deaf Child Talk festival runs April 7 at Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. A Nutrition Workshop is set for April 7 at the University of Cincinnati Faculty Club. CROP aids Managua children. donations to CROP may be sent to Columbus. Guy Lombardo and His Royal Canadians perform at the Taft Theatre April 13.
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