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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1983
Page
2
A humorous column contrasts Sweetest Day and Grouch’s Day both on the second Saturday in October. It follows Gary and Carla as his refusal to buy a gift sparks a comic chain of sour moods and a later peace with chocolates, delivering a moral about love and sentiment over sales gimmicks.
Community calendar entries list ANON meeting at St Timothy's 8101 Beechmont Ave, antique show at Eastgate Mall through Oct 16, Clermont Hospital blood drives, CMH health promo classes at CMH and Southwest Ohio Development Center, Edgecliff Friends luncheon for student aid, One Community Help Center Owensville, Little Miami and East Fork Rivers Historical Society presenting The Hardman Quilt, Snuggle Up luncheon Ramada Inn, Eastside Cincinnati Christian Women's Club, Home League Batavia, Clermont County Chess Club, Park Commissioners meeting, wine tasting by India Association, Fall Smorgasbord Eden ton Masonic Temple, and multiple recurring community events with contact numbers.
Turkey shoot at Hamilton County Anglers noon to dark on Tealtown Road with food and drinks. Community Friends meet 7:30 p.m. at Quaker House to view The Russians are People Too by Ken Lawrabee, a Philadelphia Quaker who traveled 2300 miles from Scotland to Moscow. Open House for Parents Without Partners 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. at Mt. Carmel VFW 9630 with J P Fogg Band, admission $7 advance $8 door. Bee and setups furnished. BYOB. Contact numbers provided. Support group SAAS for survivors of death by own action with meeting details via Sally Housmyer.
On Thursday October 20 Alcoholics meet at St Timothy's at the Boat Show and recreation vehicles event running mall wide at Eastgate Mall through October 23. Cincinnati Chapter Professional Secretaries International hosts a dinner at the Cincinnati Club at 6 p.m. For details contact Mrs Pat Newcomb at the Kroger Company. A Moundbuilder Indians program features Ohio Park Ranger Louie Andres discussing from 7 to 8 p.m. at Bethel Branch Library Grant Memorial Building 235 W Plane St. No admission. Information line 734 2619.
Historical society of Clermont County holds meeting at 8 p m at CG E 928 Fourth Street Batavia featuring Marshall Burtt Loveland historian in the program light refreshments to follow
Saturday October 22 anglers event runs from noon to dark on Testtown Road with signs. Food and beverages available. Information Moe Faciio 793 1299. Music Experience hosted by Baldwin Piano Eastgate Mall 10 am to 5 pm inviting piano or organ students to perform up to seven minutes for an area teacher judge. Memorization required. Information 752
On Wednesday Oct 26 at Meier's Wine Cellars 6955 Plainfield Rd a free wine tasting benefits the Children’s Heart Fund. Cheese and crackers provided and admission by donation with no reservations. Information line 891 2900. A self help group meets 7 p.m. at Cincinnati V A Medical Center 3200 Vine St for families of Huntington Parkinson's patients Evelyn Waldon available for information.
A road show appears at Eastgate Mall on Thursday and runs from Oct. 27 through Oct. 81, offering displays and activities for shoppers.
A reader thanks firefighters and emergency departments for their work during a Sept 28 29 fire in Williamsburg Ohio. She praises Clermont dispatch and evacuation efforts, notes sleep loss and missed work, and urges cross county cooperation for true emergency service without boundaries. Doris Jean Smith Williams Batavia Ohio.
A letter argues there are two sides to every story about Milford police actions. The writer cites neighborhood disturbances by “orderly” outsiders in Witham Woods, motorized cars, loud late-night noise, and a perception that police are judged harshly by citizens depending on their actions.
Staff at Milford Junior High School seeks parent involvement to form an organization for eighth and ninth grade families. They aim to sustain activity through the transition to secondary education and encourage active participation in their child’s education. Contact E. Tutt Lambert at Milford Junior High in Milford, Ohio.
On Saturday October 29 a Turkey Shoot event offers Hamilton and beverages plus a workshop titled Your Photographic Heritage from 1 30 to 5 p m at Loveland City Hall 190 E Loveland Ahaitenia Shield's Crossing Reckouvent 296 220 Riverside Drive details by John Steinle call 683 5692.
Readers are invited to send Community Calendar items a week before publication to Judy Sanger at The newspaper. Include event title date time location and contact details for inclusion.
The Courier invites brief original letters on any topic in good taste. Share thoughts on current issues and local happenings. Letters should be concise and up to about 300 words, with editor cuts possible. Do not send form letters or copies from other papers.
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