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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1969
Page
6
An opinion piece argues that with proper training and speech development the retarded can lead productive lives. It urges public support for a school levy to fund movement education and services, citing local needs and a proposed 0.8 mill levy.
Clermont County educators lead a panel at the Batavia Junior Woman's Club October meeting to discuss Public Education and Scholarship Funds and Promoting Leadership Qualities in the Youth of Batavia. Attending members include James Gibson Charles Nau Vincent Gilley and four club members. Dues are due at this meeting.
Clermont County is named in a UCLA study by Professor John C. Bollens of the Political Science department. The research involves 300 counties nationwide and seeks cooperation from county commissioners amid rising crime since 1960.
Bethel officials and the Chamber of Commerce will study local medical needs after a Bethel meeting with village council. Ed Lentz of the Health Planning Assn. offers to conduct the survey and bring hospital planning experience, including Clermont County Hospital. Bethel Mayor Martin Coutts cites a need for a 10 bed clinic.
Adventists announce a visitors program inviting neighbors to observe worship and learn why they believe, emphasizing a welcoming spirit and openness to share faith.
A card party featuring Progressive 500 and Euchre is planned for Sunday October 19 at 8 p.m. at Weaver Post American Legion Route 32 east of Bata.
The Club will meet at the Union Township Trustee's Hall at 8 p.m. Refreshments will be served and the public is invited.
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