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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1982
Page
4
A letter to the editor criticizes the Union Township Trustees for awarding a township communications system contract. The author cites a nearly $100,000 initial cost, allegedly improper bidding, limited bidders, and potential $1 million in staffing and maintenance over 10 years, questioning funding and police service, and urging taxpayers deserve better.
A dog runs into traffic causing a crash and insurance woes while a strolling couple faces a frightened dog. The piece argues dogs must be confined and licensed, endorsing neighborly responsibility and citing a state law and fines up to 100 dollars for unrestrained pets.
Children write letters to Santa with requests and addresses. Send neatly written letters and a photo to the Clermont Courier at 564 Batavia Pike, Cincinnati Ohio 45244 and include a stamped self addressed envelope for return of the picture. Letters should arrive soon to appear before Christmas.
The Clermont County unit of the American Cancer Society won Ohio’s top Mouse to College prize for collecting 16500 dollars. Peggy Jones noted pride in reaching 1983 goals of 75000 dollars and continuing cancer programs. the unit earned a plaque aiding the 8.6 million statewide total.
Lois Brown Dale editor of Clermont Senior Services notes the growth of Homemaker and Home Health Aide programs from 300 agencies in 44 states to over 5,000 nationwide including Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands. The Senate and House designated November 28 to December 4, 1982 as National Home Health Care Week and urged observances nationwide. Clermont Senior Services Inc. joins as an active partner in this expanding service for the elderly, disabled, and recuperating patients.
Clermont County Family Service relocates from 285 Main Street Batavia to 93 E Main Street offering counseling for individuals families and seniors with a graduated fee schedule. Special services include budget counseling and child sex abuse support along with talks workshops and a couple's communications workshop in progress. Office hours vary by day and Esther Muhlberger is contact at 732 2070.
Amelia High School students in Advanced Woods design and produce two projects The Logbuckers walnut caddy and The Wooden Baron cherry wall clock with quartz movement priced at 8 and 30 dollars deposit required 20 dollars orders via sales managers Ron Mancini and Dave Harris Williamsburg Home Economics II runs a nursery school since 1965 FHA 9 funded playground equipment from past projects lists participating children names
Airman John J Grimmeissen, son of Mr and Mrs John H Grimmeissen of Glen Este, has graduated from Chanute AFB ground equipment course and will serve at Keesler AFB with the 3380th ABG. His wife Beverly is the daughter of Arnold L and Janet McGuffey of Cincinnati. Also listed are Airman Bart K Smith who completed basic training at Lackland and heads to security police training, Marine Pvt James R Faulkner who finished recruit training at Parris Island, and Gregory J Florko a Turpin High grad enlisting in the Regular Air Force in 1983. Airman Charles E Engle, daughter Michelle Engle, assigned to Keesler AFB for communications intelligence. Allen C Boothby Jr and Ronald L Yockey among others in service updates. Navy recruits Wayne L Catron and Charles E Fancher also noted. Airman Cheryl A Haggerty, a Wright Patterson weather specialist, and her husband Sgt John Anese. Local student achievements include Gary Baker earning Eagle Scout at Amelia United Methodist Church, Kelly Diehl recognized as top junior handler in the United States, Rebecca Craig earning Florida College sophomore academic scholarship, Jean Royer and Earle Wheeler named National Merit finalists or semifinalists. Earle Wheeler from New Richmond High School is a National Merit semifinalist. Royer is among the top five percent nationally.
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