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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1972

Page

8

Reservist Engineers Build Ohio Camp Kirwood Project

April 29 report notes Ohio legislators and Army General staff inspecting work by the 478th Engineering Battalion Fort Thomas Kentucky. Ninety percent of the battalion are Reservists from Greater Cincinnati. Project includes lake, dam, bypass road, culvert, RV pads, entrance road, picnic tables, cement cistern, and firebreak. Engineering Group supplied equipment and manpower while Ohio Baptist Center supplied fuel lumber and materials.

Ohio Army General Staff Camp Kirwood 478Th Fort Thomas Cincinnati U.S. Army Reserve National Guard Ohio Baptist Center Swanson

GOP Headquarters Opens July 1 in Batavia

Clermont County Republicans announce the opening of a new headquarters at 210 Main St Batavia on July 1 with regular hours during election months. Precinct committeemen appointed include Norma Cox Terry Martin Joe Houser James Anderson and Audrey Rose. Dale Bee named new Tate Township Republican executive.

Clermont County Main St Batavia John L. Watson Republican Central Committee Norma Cox Stonelick Township Terry Martin Owensville Village Joe Houser Bethel B James Anderson Bethel C Audrey Rose Tate Township Dale Bee G.O.P. Central Committee

Community Notes From Owensville Including Graduation Plans

Visitors at Mrs. Irma Ireton’s home included Mr. and Mrs. Robert Conard of Wilmington on Saturday and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Shinkle with children Mark and Sue. Dennis Borntrager, a newspaper carrier, will take a full time job after graduation this spring and plans electronics study in college next fall. Joe will take over as warrior. Larry and Donna Brown welcomed a baby boy Todd Michael this week. The Ladies' Bridge Club met at Mrs. William Rosselot’s home. A new low calorie natural sweetener from Monell Chemical Senses Center in Pennsylvania is noted.

Mayme Alrey Irma Ireton Robert Conard Wilmington Tom Shinkle Mark Sue Dennis Borntrager Dennis Joe Larry Donna Brown Todd Michael Ladies’ Bridge Club Pennsylvania Monell Chemical Senses Center

Clermont County Heads Start Program Names McIntosh Director

Mrs. Carolyn M. McIntosh is named director of Clermont County’s eight week 1972 Summer Head Start Program. The program runs June 19 at seven centers Batavia Bethel Tate Clermont Northeastern Goshen Williamsburg West Clermont and New Richmond. Eligibility follows OEO guidelines with income limits and extra allowances per child. applications are coordinated by Social Service Aides.

Carolyn M. McIntosh Clermont County Board of Education Social Service Clermont County Court House Annex No. 2 Batavia Ohio

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