Bicentennial Rifle Shoot Weekend Activities in Williamsburg
Williamsburg hosts a Sunday Bicentennial celebration featuring a muzzle loading rifle shoot and pistol match starting at 11 a.m. at East Main Street’s American Legion Hall. Events include a Poker contest, egg shoot, axe shoot, knife and hatchet throw, with prizes from 5 dollars to 5 dollars per hit and 3.50 dollar steak dinners at the Legion Hall starting 4 p.m. Proceeds support the local Bicentennial Committee.
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Williamsburg
American Legion Hall
East Main Street
Eye on the race Williamsburg Western Brown 12 Wins
In a football score rundown Williams burg Western Brown and Goshen collide with multiple plays recorded. Chris Nixon and Tim Shay feature with runs and passes amid a slate of miscues and safeties including Kenny Lamb and Bodie Wall contributions.
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Buster Hardin
Hardin
John Jones
Jones
Tim Cummins
Phil DeRossett
Bodie Wall
Gary Hodge
Neil Kamphaus
Kenny Lamb
Sheriff Announces More Patrols for Early Hunting Season
Hamilton County Sheriff Paul J. Fricker said patrols will increase in rural areas as hunting opens. He cited complaints of hunting on highways, without permission, shooting near homes or livestock, and warned against drinking alcohol on hunts. Amateur hunters may ignore laws and safety rules.
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Paul J. Fricker
Hamilton County
Fricker
Collegiate Day at Clermont College Plans UC Trip
The UC Collegiate Day on Oct 25 begins with a 9 am session at Clermont College featuring breakfast and discussions on social life and financial aid. At 11 am a charter bus will transport students to Clifton for lunch and the UC-South Louisiana game, then return to Clermont. A $2 lunch fee applies only to bus participants. Clermont attendees may join for free. Reservations via UC Admissions or Clermont College Office of Student Affairs.
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University of Cincinnati
Clermont College
Batavia
Clifton
Siddall Hall
Uc-Southwest Louisiana
Nippert Stadium
UC Admissions
Clermont College Office of Student Affairs
Clermont
Community centers offer senior citizen activities
Clermont Senior Services Center a United Appeal agency invites seniors to meet new people renew acquaintances and learn about programs aiding low income living. Centers run 10 am to 3 pm with cards games crafts films talks trips and bingo lunch brings own meal coffee provided weekly events in several towns.
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Children's Hospital
Head Start
Public Health
Zoosters Zoo Zale At Cincinnati Zoo Grounds
Terrace Parker leads Zoosters' Zoo Zale a second annual sale on October 25 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Cincinnati Zoo grounds. The event features handmade crafts donated merchandise antiques and a Zoosters' Cookbook with samples baked goods sold at the Zoo Restaurant.
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Terrace Parker
Zoo Zale
Zale
Cincinnati Zoo
Zoosters
Zoo
Milford Tigers Volleyed by Loveland in Eastern League Loss
Milford faltered as Loveland swept 3-0 in the match, extending Milford's third straight Eastern League defeat. Milford won the second set 15-13 but lost the other two 3-15. Christa led Milford in scoring.
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Loveland
Tigers
Milford
Eagles
Christa
Milford JV Drops Three to Loveland Tigers
Milford junior varsity fell in three games as Loveland won 15-8 and 15-6 after an opening 15-6 Milford lead. Sylvia Tone delivered 10 straight serves to lead Milford with the high scoring total.
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Milford
Eagles
Tigers
Loveland
Sylvia Tone
October’s Unique Threefold: World Series, Halloween, Live Oaks
The article highlights October as distinctive for the World Series, Halloween, and Live Oaks Business and Industry Week. It notes the event runs October 27 to 30 at Live Oaks Career, with classrooms hosting tours and many companies displaying products and services. Students will present their own program displays, making the week a highpoint for the school.
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Live Oaks
United Appeal Volunteers Set to Boost Clermont Campaign
Frank Middelberg Ken Eppich and Hal Miller lead volunteer chairmen efforts for the United Appeal campaign in Clermont County assisted by area volunteers. The drive aims to raise 25365 dollars, a 9.7 percent rise from last year, with workers from Afton Cincinnati Milacron Batavia CG&E Clermont banks contributing.
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Frank Middelberg
Ken Eppich
Hal Miller
United Appeal
Clermont County
Afton
Cincinnati
Milacron, Inc
Leroy Stauverman
Jim Jobe Jr
Ken Barnes
Berva Lowe
James Moore
Bill Crowthers
Ralph Boyd
Michael Crone
John Eisen
Harold Kraus
Jack Sandman
Batavia
Cg&e
Bethel-Tate tops Clermont County League golf standings
Final standings show Bethel-Tate 16-0 and Amelia 14-2 with Goshen 11-5 and Western Brown 10-5-1. Medalist Tim Sigman posted 42 at Royal Oak. Amelia’s Jeff Top led the runner up linksmen with Dave Wilson averaging 42 per round. Coach Bill Wellman praises Sam Holton among others.
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Clermont County League
Bethel-Tate
Amelia
Goshen
Western Brown
Batavia
Clermont Northeastern
New Richmond
Williamsburg
Felicity Franklin
Felicity
Tim Sigman
Royal Oak
Jerry Iding
Terry Johnson
Skip Marsh
Sam Holton
Bill Wellman
Dave Wilson
Curt Thompson
Goshen Warriors take second at Cincinnati sectional meet
The Goshen Warrior wrestlers placed second at the AA Cincinnati Sectional on Oct. 18 earning a spot at the District meet in Dayton on Oct. 25. Individuals Lonnie Lee Steve Dale Bill Jones Bruce Goodwin John Pettigrew posted times and placements as rivals Greenhills dominated. Also noted are other qualifiers from Felicity Amelia Bethel Western Brown New Richmond and Wright State University hosts for the district event. A local square dance with Wolf Creek Ramblers was announced for Oct. 25 at Holy Trinity Hall with public invited.
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Goshen Warrior Warriers
Cincinnati
Dayton
Warriors
Greenhills
Lonnie Lee
Felicity
Bob Wellerding
Amelia
Jay Moore
Bethel
Dan Liming
Western Brown
Frank Perkins
New Richmond
Wright State University
Holy Rosary
Holy Trinity Church
Holy Trinity Hall
Wolf Creek Ramblers
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CNE
Doug Allen
Allen
Jeff Rosselot
Bob Farrell
Jeff Johnson
Johnson
Bob Harris
Rick Engle
Farrell Pass
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Williamsburg Center
Gay Street
Owensville Center
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Race Street
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American Nate
Caroline Street
Amelia Center
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Market
North Streets
Sonora Knight
Robert Atterhold
William Martin
Clermont National Bank
Michael Allison
Darrel Bauman
First National Bank of Clermont
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Bethel Tate Tigers
Goshen Warriers
Steve Dale
Bill Jones
Bruce Goodwin
John Pettigrew
Ken Keegan
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