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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1979
Page
10
Clermont unveils a new drug abuse program for residents with the first month enrollment ending in September. Individuals seeking information or with questions can call the Council at 732-1710 for details and guidance.
BancOhio National Bank expands in Clermont County with new Bethel Amelia and Milford offices. Nine full service locations in area plus 24 hour Anytime Bank machines. October promotions include microwave prize and circus open house at Delco Plaza with King Arthur the Lion acts and free refreshments. Lobby and drive in hours listed.
During 1978 79 Clermont County Council on Alcohol Abuse ran a two day program for 1025 high school students from Bethel Felicity Goshen Milford Northeastern West Clermont and Williamsburg. Pre test averaged 64 percent post test 80 percent showing knowledge gain. Guest speakers included Alcoholics Anonymous members and a film on alcoholism.
The Clermont County Transit Board signed a contract with Pflum Klausmeier and Wagner to prepare a six month study plan for continuing county bus service. The study will analyze service levels funding sources and organization form for future operation with input from safety officials and citizens. Call CART at 732 7144 to contribute information.
Proprietors Ger of Pisgah and Tom Pfirrman of Maineville are mentioned as part of a story on local baseball card deals. The snippet highlights two shopkeepers involved in a regional card trade and compares their positions in the market.
Macrame offered Thursdays from 6 to 9 PM starting October 11 for girls eight and up. A three session Saturday class runs 1 to 2 30 PM beginning October 13. Advance registrations held Wednesday and Friday from 9 AM to noon and 1 to 4 PM.
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