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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1972
Page
4
The Clermont Courier reports free lunch guidelines for Vermont County Schools for the 1972 73 year. Eligibility includes families meeting financial criteria and those with welfare assistance. Unusual hardships are considered and notices will go home with students early in the year. No income details beyond welfare status are required.
The Union Extension Homemakers' Club invites a Sept 13 covered dish luncheon at 1617 Yellow Glen Lane hosted by Mrs George Wiefering. Mrs Albert Oliver to be installed as president of Fair Meadows Garden Club Sept 6 at Mt Moriah Church Fellowship Hall with officers Mrs Koenig, Mrs Charles, and Mrs Raiborne also to be installed.
Amelia couple Wilkin and Roth wed on August 12 at Immaculate Heart of Mary Church Forrestville. Nuptial Mass by Rev Timothy McNicholas followed by reception at Quebec Gardens. Bride in white crepe lace gown with mantilla veil. maid of honor Paula Deimling. best man Jay Roth. ushers James Roth Leonard Wilkin. Bride a 1971 McNicholas High grad groom 1968 Amelia High grad now stationed in Newport News Virginia with the U S Army as Spec 5.
The Batavia Fellowship of Churches sponsors a Sunday service at 11 a.m. Sept. 10 at Sportsmen's Park south of Batavia. Ministers will lead. families are urged to bring basket dinners for noon. United Methodist Men will provide beverages. The fellowship will hold prayer breakfasts and pastoral counseling at Batavia High School and seeks student assistance. The group continues work on Key 73 evangelistic program for North America.
Mr and Mrs Roy W Bradford of Owensville celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary. A September 14 date marks the milestone with a September 10 reception from 2 to 6 pm at the home of their son Roy J Bradford 2393 Whitmer Rd Owensville. Mrs Bradford née Eva Adamson. They have seven grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Mr Bradford retired after 26 years with General Motors Norwood Division.
Mrs. Mary K. Branch Batavia High School guidance counselor announces a new Occupational Library in the high school library room 115. It provides current information on jobs scholarships college entrance requirements and college expenses. The material, supplied by the Board of Education, will be updated monthly via Chronicle Guidance Publications.
Summer at the library slows. Doris Wood notes staff review of fiction for wear and relevance. A forthcoming book sale September 20 to 2 will include valuable titles no longer used and discarded donations no longer needed.
The Clermont County YWCA will hold a lobster and clam sale on Sept. 16. Live lobster can be picked up 9 a.m. to noon, cooked lobster from 11 a.m. to noon. Orders require a check or money order sent to the YWCA at 55 S Fourth St Batavia by Sept. 12. For prices call 732-0450.
Mrs. Wilma Dindler of West Clermont Local Schools announced plans to reopen the Gym Restaurant at 550 Cincinnati Batavia Pike on Sept. 12 with a lunch service Tuesday through Friday and a monthly buffet. John Evans of Deer Park will teach the senior class. The rest of the piece notes the annual Vocational Home Economics Conference in Columbus and La Leche League meetings beginning Sept. 14 at 6914 Littlejohn Court Mt. Washington.
One hundred nine new staff joined the West Clermont Local School District during a three day orientation at Glen Este and Amelia High Schools from August 30 to September 1. Superintendent L E Gingrich urged new teachers to meet students’ needs and excel academically, stressing selective hiring and district objectives.
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