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The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1972

Page

6

Fortnightly Club Plans Guest Night at First Baptist

The Fortnightly Club of New Richmond met at Elizabeth Corrill’s home with devotions led by Mrs. Ralph Clark. Attendees included Mrs. Albrecht, Mrs. Corrill, Miss Coleman, Mrs. Cornell, Mrs. Hamilton, Mrs. Hedges, Mrs. Higgins, Mrs. Light, Miss Love, Mrs. Mead and Mrs. Strittmatter. They schedule their annual Guest Night for May 8 at the First Baptist Church, featuring a covered dish dinner and a musical program.

New Richmond Elizabeth Corrill Ralph Clark Frank Albrecht Ralph Corrill Nellie Coleman Ray Cornell William Howard Hamilton James Hedges Joseph Higgins John Light Mary Love Robert Mead Paul Strittmatter First Baptist Church

Handicapped Rights Bill Seeks Civil Rights Act Amendment

National Association of the Physically Handicapped urges awareness of state and national legislation. U S Representative Charles Vanik introduced H R 12154 to prohibit discrimination in federally assisted programs, defining disability and seeking public comment. The bill was introduced December 9 1971 and sent to the Judiciary Committee. Senate Current Resolution 57.

National Association of the Physically Handicapped U.S Charles Vanik Ohio Vanik Committee On Judiciary Senate

National Handicapped Civil Rights Week urged for May

The notice promotes rights of mentally and physically handicapped individuals to medical care education training and rehabilitation. It calls for support of legislation aiding the handicapped and outlines four main issues including equal pay job protection architectural access and inclusive staffing. Events in Washington May 6 to 12 involve busloads meeting with legislators and urging action. Contact Senator Taft for a copy of Senate Concurrent Resolution 57 and to share views.

Senate Robert Taft, Jr U.S. Senate Washington, D.C Taft

New Richmond Youth Barry Sargent Named Violin Virtuoso

Barry Sargent, 15, of New Richmond, emerges as a violin prodigy after winning a Young Artists audition with the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra. A Cincinnati Country Day School student, he has studied with Effron for six years, and previously with A Marcus at New Richmond Elementary. He also excels in sports and holds a scholarship to the University of Cincinnati Summer Institute of Music.

Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra Corbett Auditorium Carmen DeLeone Barry Vivaldi Cincinnati Country Day School Cincinnati Youth Symphony Orchestra A. Marcus New Richmond Marcus Sigmund Effron Effron Cincinnati Youth Symphony Miami University University of Cincinnati Summer Institute of Music John Michael Ward Don Sargent Lorrie University of Cincinnati Wayne Eric Cincinnati Country Day Judy

Felicity Utopia Club gathers for flower quiz and devotions

The Felicity Utopia Club met at Mrs Russell Wedding on Neville Penn Penn with 14 ladies. After business and a devotional, a flower quiz was held. Attendance included Mrs Mae Faggett and daughter. Mrs Ruby Christman was absent due to her husband’s illness. Heavy rains slowed church efforts and local youth graduation may affect attendance. Mrs C W Snead plans return from Largo Florida. Neville WSCS reorganizing for a busy year. Ethel Camery ill and sent regards. Crystal visited Marvin Wells family.

Katharine Jarman Felicity Utopia Club Russell Neville Penn Penn Schoolhouse Mae Faggett Ruby Christman Felicity Baptist Church Moscow John Dawson C. W. Snead Neville Wscs Ethel Camery Felicity Church of Christ Marvin Wells Crystal

Fifth Grade Field Trip Highlights Local History Sites

New Richmond Elementary fifth graders toured Grant's Birthplace Rankin House and Meldah Dam on April 26 1972 learning about Ulysses S Grant John Rankin and the Underground Railroad. Students also visited to hear stories read by Mrs Croziers class and thanked first graders with letters. In Moscow Ohio erosion threatens Al Kappus residence prompting US Army Corps of Engineers assistance to protect riverbank home as erosion continues.

New Richmond Grant Rankin House Meldah Dam Genergl Grant Ripley Ohio Rankin John Rankin Moscow U. S. Corps of Engineers James Foster al Kappus

Alumni Preparations The Honorable Judge Raymond Shannon First

Alumni prep notes reference The Honorable Judge Raymond Shannon as a lead figure in upcoming proceedings. Details remain sketchy with limited context on location or date.

Raymond Shannon

UC Schedules Math Institute for 1972 73

The University of Cincinnati will run a math teaching institute in 1972 73 funded by a 24303 grant from the National Science Foundation. Four courses will serve about 125 teachers with else venues at UC main campus Raymond Walters College Blue Ash and Thomas More College.

Tri-State University of Cincinnati National Science Foundation Raymond Walters College Blue Ash Thomas More College Raymond H. Rolwing Raymond Rolding

Metzger Elected To Angus Association

Barry R. Metzger of Felicity was elected to membership in the American Angus Association at St. Joseph Missouri. Lloyd D. Miller executive secretary announced the issuance of 400 memberships to Aberdeen Angus breeders across the United States during the past month.

Barry R. Metzger Felicity

Potpourri and events in Cincinnati area May weekend

Weekend listings highlight Greenfield Village in Dearborn Michigan and many Ohio and Cincinnati area events. Attractions include museum exhibits at The Henry Ford complex, River Downs racing opening May 11, junior volunteer opportunities, concerts at Madeira High School and Taft Museum, International Festival in Toledo, Cherry Blossom Festival in Barberton, youth symphony performances, elm tree historic landmark plaque program, Clermont County student art show, nature center workshops, art shows at Taft Museum and Cincinnati Art Museum, and Wagner Die Walkure with the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra May 5 and 6.

Greenfield Village Dearborn Michigan Henry Ford Museum River Downs Queen City Turf Club Cincinnati Turf Club Clermont Cincinnati General Hospital Goodman St University of Michigan Men's Glee Club Madeira High School Cincinnati Chamber Ensemble Taft Museum Cincinnati Toledo Barberton Ohio Youth Symphony Robert Cowden Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra Corbett Auditorium Llc Elm Research Institute J. P. Hansel West Prospect St Waldwick N.J Clermont County Cincinnati Nature Center The Nature Center Donald J. Borrer Ohio State University G. Ronald Austing Greater Cincinnati Pike St Janet Schaffer Glen Este High School Cincinnati Art Museum Education Department Richard Wagner Eileen Farrell Jess Thomas Gary Kendall

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