06 Sep 1978
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1978
Page
1
A car wash fundraiser takes place at Newtonsville firehouse on State Route 131 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The entry fee is 2 dollars per car. Local volunteers staff the event to support community safety programs.
Willowville VFW Post 9630 hosts a Monte Carlo event Saturday September 9 from 7 to 12 at 4283 Stoddard Lane off Old SR 74 between Olive Branch and Shayler Road. Auction, raffles, door prizes, food and bar open to the public.
Amelia American Legion Post 773 will hold a flea market and auction at Maple Grove Park on SR 125 in Amelia. The flea market runs 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., the auction 2 to 5 p.m. Refreshments will be available. Donations may be brought Friday to the park building or picked up by calling 753-5111 or 753-4290.
A housing meeting at 102 Willow Street will discuss the housing code and its enforcement. Joan Hull said the session will introduce the new building inspector and answer questions about loan eligibility and how to apply.
Bethel hosts the Clermont County Farm Bureau Inc annual meeting at the U S Grant Vocational School on September 21 at 7 p m. Guest speaker Charles Boyles CARDC Farm Manager. Dinner tickets are 3 dollars per person with reservations required. Tickets available from Trustees or by calling 575 0114.
The West Clermont Junior Women's Club sponsors a 50s dance on Saturday September 30 from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. at American Legion Post 318 in Anderson Township. DJ Jim LaBarbara “Music Professor” from WLW Radio headlines. Admission is $11 per couple with proceeds to the Shrines Burns Institute. Contact Mary Young Roseanne Burch or Beverly Puckett for tickets.
Batavia meeting at Cincinnati Gas and Electric auditorium on Friday September 8 at 8 p.m. features a film on The Hammersmith made in Williamsburg Virginia. Final plans for a October 15 bus tour with stops at Bainbridge Dental Museum Seip Mound Adena and Mound City Group. Tour cost 12.25 includes transportation admissions and buffet meal. Public invited to meeting and tour.
The Clermont County Unit of the American Cancer Society schedules a Bike-A-Thon on Sunday at Bethel High School. The 21 mile ride starts at 1 p.m. with 12 noon registration, rewards top pledges with a Ten Speed bicycle and offers shirts and patches for all riders. Cincinnati Stingers players Rick Dudley and Mike Martens will attend.
Clermont College, affiliated with the University of Cincinnati in Batavia, urges prospective day and evening students to register now as they plan autumn schedules. The college offers 23 two year associate programs, 16 technical and seven transfer oriented, plus a wide range of general education, career and noncredit classes. The September class list includes courses in accounting, economics, machine tools, English, history, psychology and real estate.
The Clermont County Community Board of Mental Health and Mental Retardation launches a 24 hour emergency counseling service under a contract with 621 CARE signed August 28, 1978. Telephone counseling covers self harm, relationship conflicts, emotional difficulties, sexuality, and survival needs, with backup access to the Clermont County Mental Health Center after hours and on holidays via 621 CARE.
A holiday weekend brought more than 27,000 people to Clermonts two state parks. East Fork hosted 13,000 visitors for water sports and hiking while Stonelick attracted 14,558 visitors and 2,664 campers. Statewide traffic toll reached 16.
Clermont County must find new jails as the Common Pleas Court denial triggers prisoner housing moves. Since 122 inmates have been sent to CCI in the past year and 13 remain, the county contemplates shutting the jail if conditions do not improve. A hearing was held this month and Judge Rubin will rule on the suit based on its findings.
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