18 Nov 1981
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1981
Page
1
Batavia Salvation Army hosts Family Nite on November 24 at 6 30 p m offering a turkey dinner and country western music by the Good Ole Boys at 60 N Riverside Dr Adults pay 1 children under 12 50 cents.
Clermont County Republican Club hosts its Annual Christmas Party on Saturday December 6 at the Oak Tree Restaurant Withamsville. Guest speaker will be Bob McEwen. For details contact Gary Rosenhoter or Gary Vogelgesang.
A Christmas Open House by Clermont's Extension Homemakers clubs is set for November 19 at the Belfast Methodist Church 2297 SR 131 from noon to 8 30 p m. Demonstrations include needlepoint with sales of handcrafts baked goods and cookbooks. For joining call Ila Coe at 732 7195.
A Christmas Country Store at Mt Zion Community Center Laurel Mine will host crafted gifts and holiday decorations. A sweet shop will be presented by St Paul Church with proceeds benefiting the World Hunger Program.
Clermont County Historical Society to host a program on Poland with President Ronald Hill who recently visited Poland. A slide show and discussion on historic points and life today will be at Cincinnati Gas and Electric Company Batavia at 7 30 p m Friday Nov 20. The public is invited.
The Touch of Class Restaurant at the West Clermont Career Center 4342 Glen Este hosts a harvest buffet. Public invited, reservations requested by calling 752-8520 extension 241 before Thursday. Dinner costs 5.50 for adults. Instructors in the Restaurant Management Program are Jane Speide and Wilma Dincler.
Amelia will host its annual Christmas Sunday parade on December 8 with entries due by Tuesday. Elaine Detrich and Carolyn are listed as contacts, phone 753-6338. Batavia VFW Post 3954 in Afton will hold a steak dinner Saturday November 21 from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Price seven dollars for a 12 ounce steak, with potatoes optional. Music and dancing till midnight.
Indefinite layoffs hit 325 Batavia Ford workers with no clear future. About 500 Sharonville plant employees are also to be laid off by Nov 30 amid prior temporary cuts totaling a two thousand workers. Union officials declined comment while press contact pointed to Detroit for statements.
Media from Ohio Kent ucky Indiana Dayton and Lexington gathered at the former Moscow Elementary School for a briefing on the Zimmer Nuclear Power Plant emergency drill planned for today November 18. Officials from Ohio Kentucky and Clermont County Disaster Services Agencies with CGE spoke on evacuation blueprints and the need for a unified voice after the Three Mile Island incident.
Ten candidates led by Kerry Tarvin request recounts of November 3 ballots. Recounts set for Monday November 23 at 9 a.m. at Clermont County Board of Elections. Counties include Tate Township trustee race with 864 votes for Wisby trailing by six, Wayne Township trustee, New Richmond Village Council precincts A B C, and Williamsburg school board with Hicks at 489 votes.
Batavia Township trustee elect Franklin G. Ritchie says police protection, roads, and drainage require upgrades. He defeated Calvin Lewis 958 to 851 and credits door to door campaigning in Amelia. Ritchie plans to discuss improvements with the other two board members first. Incumbent Louis Moore.
Batavia Township’s 1981 budget reached 834,760 with 542,354.59 from Ford Motor Co taxes. Ambulance Clerk Richard Fox says funds funded a fire jeep, salvage truck for Batavia Township fire department, a dump truck with plow, cemetery fencing, road repairs, maintenance gear, and Riverside Drive building work. Re-election saw 1,305 votes. trustee Clarence Lytle not up for election.
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