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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1981
Page
1
Union Township will hold beggars night on Saturday October 31 from 6 to 8 p m village administrator Julia Sharp says Goshen township follows the same schedule while most of the county observes Friday October 30 from 6 to 8 p m as ordered by the county commissioners.
Batavia residents are invited to a traditional Election Day luncheon hosted by the ladies of Batavia First U.M. Church at 87 North Market Street. In Fellowship Hall, the menu includes bean or vegetable soup beef or chicken sandwiches slow beverages and home made desserts with serving from 10 45 a.m. to 1 30 p.m.
Williamsburg community event features an oyster supper with hot chicken sandwiches beef barbecue sandwiches pies cakes coffee and soft drinks. The listing mentions associated social club activities and a bake sale style spread in a local American sociable setting.
Old Fashioned minstrel show in Batavia features end men jokes and barber songs in that good old barber Satori. Call 231-2947 for ticket reservations. Clermont County Chapter Ractety and Zora view on Barbershop Quartet Singing in America.
Owensville residents join the Clermont County Special Education Training Center PTO for an annual Turkey shoot fundraiser. The event features a turkey prize and lunch, held near US 50 about two miles west of Owensville.
Inside this issue a special edition covers Free Enterprise Week to be held at Eastgate Mall on November 28. It highlights participating companies and their contributions to the county’s economy.
Fran Schwiermann reports ahead of the November 3 election as county roads fill with campaign signs and communities host meet the candidates nights. Over 52 000 registered voters in Clermont County will vote across 158 precincts to decide state county and local issues and elect township trustees with 218 total candidates including 36 write ins.
Clermont County voters face multiple measures from the Board of Elections. Key questions include workers compensation coverage for insurers and a proposed general assembly and congressional redistricting commission. Countywide asks cover Senior Services and a 0.5 mill mental health tax increase, with local levies for Goshen, New Richmond and Milford schools. Two trustee seats to be filled. incumbents Tarvin and Wuerdeman standing.
Clermont County schools moved milk sourcing after Wilson Dairy went out of business. Meyer Dairy, a prior supplier, pledged to match Wilson's price, and the boards agreed. County official James Gib Trauth notes the district does not bid on milk purchases, as schools combine buying to obtain lower prices, with Assistant Prosecutor Thomas Blust handling the case.
Greenbriar Estates will repay the county 62758 dollars in tap-in charges over six years. Donald Beckers is noted in the arrangement, and Kathy Gillian, assistant to Greenbriar, has taken a second mortgage on the unpaid balance to be repaid in four annual payments starting next year. Continued on page 2.
Reports filed with Clermont County Board of Elections show the Committee to Elect Jerry McBride with 1797.35 in contributions and 1604.16 in expenses, Kerry Tarvin at 1498 in expenses, and the Senior Citizen's Levy committee at 1189.62. A few candidates had minimal or no expenditures and Richard Tennison spent 106.35 for village council. The election was held after the November 3 filing deadline noted by Elections Director Tee salad aka Cook.
Five individuals were rounded up on drug charges by the Clermont County Sheals office. Marsha Lynn Henderson of Newport Kentucky was indicted on trafficking charges and released on a ten thousand dollar own recognizance bond. George Lee Cox of Amelia was freed on a twenty thousand dollar OR bond for a first offense and a ten thousand dollar OR bond for a second. Cynthia Kay Hazelid was the fifth arrestee in a series of secret indictments, free on a ten thousand dollar OR bond after a trafficking charge.
Batavia Village Police Chief David Darbro reports that Officer Probst submitted his resignation on Friday October 23 with an effective date of Thursday October 22. Probst had served with the Batavia police department since a prior start date.
Clermont County Sheriff's reports four outages in Batavia Owensville area leaving phones on battery power. CG&E spokesman Bruce Stocklin said a 9 19 p m outage Sunday resulted from an auto accident knocking out the Eastwood substation east of Williamsburg. Affected locations included Batavia Afton Ford Motor Co plant Milacron and Clermont County.
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