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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1973
Page
7
The Broadway production directed by Al Shubert returns with Brian Bedford in the title role. The play Butley has earned rave reviews and runs at the Shubert Theatre through Saturday, November 10 with tickets available by mail order.
A brief notice emphasizes that safe driving matters more than good road conditions. It urges motorists to stay safety minded and avoid reckless behavior to prevent accidents.
Alma Saddam of Ohio State University leads a public extension talk on hospitality in the home on Tuesday November 13 at 10 a.m. in room 110 Spring Street Batavia. Call 732-1681 to attend. SCHEMERS notes a social critique about today’s down-and-out seeking riches.
In Union Two area notes, a Halloween block party at 727 Stuart Lane drew 50 youngsters with local families in costumes as Channel 9 filmed the parade. Amelia Jr. High PTA welcomed about 300 parents for a back-to-school program, choir performed, and a milk-price vote occurred at West Clermont School Board.
A quiet music room update notes major activity centers on candy sales while the marching band faces a slowdown. Details on performances or events are minimal.
The Low Notes sell Surrey candy bars to fund a spring trip. Marching Barons had Oct 26 off and a big show on Nov 2 with Mr. Robinson hoping it is their best yet. The music association faces possible abolition without parent participation. Keep singing, G. Clef.
Former members of the Withamsville-Tobasco Civic Association are invited to a Sunday gathering from 2 to 4 pm at the Withamsville Community Park Building on Rohling Oak Drive. Since 1935 the group has aided the community, and attendees are urged to renew friendships and meet new people. Call 752-1483 or 752-3675 to RSVP.
Homeowners express continued support for the fire department levy and township approval. The endorsement also follows discussion of a levy for the mentally retarded.
The Little Miami and East Fork Rivers Historical Society held its fall picnic at the John Armieder Farm in Georgetown on Sunday October 20. Lyle Faulkner's Old Bethel Fife and Drum Corps performed patriotic numbers while a note on young Ulysses S. Grant and his Georgetown youth appeared in the Ar en compasses oat a eG.
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