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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1979
Page
3
The Clermont County Hospital Guild will hold its annual flower and bake sale selling indoor and outdoor plants in the hospital lobby on Thursday and Friday May 10 and 11. Volunteer Mildred Kinzel inspects plants as part of the fundraiser.
Cecil G. Boatright, regional SBA representative, will speak to Clermont County Chamber of Commerce members at Clermont College Batavia on Wednesday May 9. The free public meeting starts at 12:30 after a noon lunch, with details on SBA programs eligibility and SCORE services.
Clermont County Commissioners set hearings on two Williamsburg annexations. On Tuesday June 5 at 10 a.m. residents may comment on the 108 acre parcel south of Third and Spring Streets. On Tuesday July 17 at 11 a.m. owners of land northwest of the village near SR 133 and proposed SR 32 seek annexation.
Thirty five positions are needed including 32 enumerators and three supervisors. Interested individuals should contact the Ohio Bureau of Employment Services office at 1010 Hospital Drive Batavia or call 732 1564. Employment tests start now with hiring in three to four weeks.
American Legion Post 170 in Batavia hosts a dance on Saturday May 12 from 9 to 1. Admission is five dollars per couple with calling by Howard Spaulding. Music by the Country Sundown boys features square and slow dancing.
The Sixth District Democratic Club plans a meeting at the Hearth Restaurant on Monday May 14. Dinner from the menu begins at 6:30 p.m. with the meeting at 8 p.m. All Democrats from the sixth district are invited to attend.
In Batavia the Little Miami and East Fork Rivers Citizens' Historical Society, Inc. meets May 11 at 8 p.m. in the CG&E building, with a color film Norman Rockwell's World and refreshments. Plans are underway for the July 18 summer picnic. In Withamsville the Clermont County Youth Services Theatre Project presents You're A Good Man Charlie Brown May 11 and 12 at Mt Moriah Church with free admission and donations welcome. cast includes students from Amelia Betavia Glen Este and Milford. For info call Youth Services at 732-7175 or 732-7182.
About 250 residents packed the Withamsville Cherry Grove gym last week seeking details on the Nine Mile Sewerage System planned to serve roughly 2000 users including Cherry Grove shopping center and Witham Woods. The $12 million project is 75 percent funded by a EPA grant with the rest from revenue bonds and user charges. Construction could start within 90 days and take two years, pending right of way purchases and potential lawsuits.
Hemsath of the Pierce Township Police Department was ordered to serve 14 days in Clermont County jail on charges of perjury and tampering with evidence. Judge Louis J. Schwartz imposed 3 to 10 years plus a $5,000 fine on each charge, to run consecutively, with most penalties suspended for seven days per count. Hemsath had been found guilty on April 10 for entrapment in a burglary plot linked to a vacation home in Pierce Township and resigned after his conviction.
Al Fangman Jr of Union Township builds insulated walls with shredded Federal Reserve notes sprayed on surfaces. The process, originally tested to reuse shredded paper from the Fed, involves treating the currency with fire retardant and glue before application.
Petitions have been filed at the Batavia election board as the off year election layout begins. Off year means nonpartisan offices with no primary, including township trustees clerks village mayors and council members. Filing deadlines August 8 for local offices and August 23 for school boards.
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