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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1972

Page

6

New Richmond Kiwanis Officers Inducted

New Richmond Kiwanis Club elected and inducted its 1972 73 officers on October 2 with E Wayne Titus Lt Governor 8th Division presiding He urged new officers to uphold Kiwanis International goals of Sharing Your Life in home club and community

Richmond Kiwanis Club E. Wayne Titus Kiwanis Kiwanis International

Zone Change Hearing Set for Weir Development Plan

NEW RICHMOND village council schedules a public hearing on October 23 at 7 p.m. to consider zone changes requested by Weir Development Co. of Dayton for a low income housing project on two Old US 52 sites near the medical center and further west. Residents oppose, citing flood risk and a prior zoning vote against the proposal. new officers include Thomas Pflaumer president Arlie Fields treasurer Harold Kincaid and John Rowan secretary with a board listing Kenneth Bryan Beecher Herald Hal Haines Dean Hinson John Light Robert Tucker and E G Preminger. Pflaumer announced the Ham and Chicken Harvest Dinner for October 21 from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at New Richmond High School cafeteria with tickets from Kiwanis members to fund Key Club Knothole baseball Scouts and Life Squad activities.

New Richmond Village Weir Development Co Dayton US 52 Medical Center Village Zoning Commission Thomas Pflaumer Arlie Fields Harold Kincaid John Rowan Kenneth Bryan Beecher Herald Hal Haines Dean Hinson John Light Robert Tucker E. G. Preminger Pflaumer Richmond High School Richmond Kiwanian Key Club Knothole Baseball Richmond Life Squad

Harvest Dance at New Richmond Elementary Auditorium

A Harvest Square Dance will be held November 4 at 8 30 p m in the New Richmond Elementary Auditorium. Historic New Richmond Inc sponsors the event with General calling the dances and refreshments available for a nominal admission. The public is invited. UNICEF drive by Mrs Kellys fifth grade class collects product labels to raise funds for vaccines medicines and milk for needy children worldwide.

New Richmond Historic New Richmond, Inc General Unicef Mrs. Kelly Swift Captain Crunch PTA P.T.A Kathleen Riley Debbie Fugate Tammy Noe Sue Durkee Sue Beckelhymer Barby Boyle Vickie Goetz Cathy Dapper Karen Haas Jennifer Hall Kim Ginn Rhonda Jones Faye Sally Melanie Corwin Karen Huber Gwen Colonel

Mt. Pisgah United Methodist Church Evangelistic Services

Evangelistic meetings led by Mike Rice from Gamliel Kentucky run October 22 to 29 at 7 30 p m with special music and song leader Mrs Don Hageman Rev David Moody invites public attendance The church also lists weekly services and groups including Sunday school morning worship junior and senior UMYF and midweek prayer and Bible study.

Mt. Pisgah United Methodist Church Mike Rice Gamliel Don Hageman David Moody UMYF

Area Youth Held In Fairground Fire

Two youths from the Ohio Youth Commission's Herbert F. Christian Camp were questioned in a $4 million fire at the Ohio Fairgrounds in Columbus. Michael Wagner and James Hardy were implicated by three other youths in starting a stall fire during the North American Dairy Show to divert attention while attempting to steal items. Wagner faces charges of malicious destruction and tampering with railroad property for related vandalism in Williamsburg Township in February.

Ohio Youth Commission Herbert F. Christian Ohio Fairgrounds Columbus Michael Wagner Rt. 2 Bethel James Hardy Cleveland Dennis Shaul State Commerce Department Shaul Wagner Williamsburg Township Williamsburg Robert Vice

PTA Hearing Psychologist for Fall Festival Plans

The Monroe PTA will meet Thursday October 19 in the school cafeteria. Mr. Gallenstein head psychologist with Hamilton County Psychological Services New Richmond District will speak and final plans for the Fall Festival to be held in October will be made. Refreshments will be served.

Monroe Two PTA Gallenstein Hamilton County Psychological Services New Richmond

School and Park Board Bid Openings Set for November

Clermont County Park Board and two school districts seek bids on multiple projects. The park board accepts bids by 2 p.m. November 1 for a shelter house at SR 132 Batavia. New Richmond BOE plans alterations at Batavia area schools funded by a bond. Bids due noon November 15 for school alterations, November 7 for Amelia Elementary lift project, and November 3 at noon for a lift station and sewers at Glen Este High. Goshen High Band takes second at Morrow Wine Festival contest on October 7.

Clermont County Park Board Park Board SR 132 Batavia Amelia Glen Este High School Goshen High School

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