09 Sep 1981
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1981
Page
1
An experienced park ranger will lead a trek to learn pro and survival techniques and natural history of the East Fork area. Pre-registration is required by contacting East Fork State Park at P O Box 119 Bethel Ohio 45106 or by phone at 734 4323.
Clermont County American Cancer Society unit hosts the fifth annual Sheriff’s Ball at the Syrian Shrine Oasis on Second and Main in Batavia. Tickets are 15 dollars, limited to 500, with music by Danny Ogceeee to raise funds for cancer research services and patient education.
A brief notice invites readers to contact the Department of Education at the listed phone number for diabetic education resources and guidance.
The 20th annual Clermont County Democratic Picnic is Sunday September 13 from 1 p.m. at Pattison Park along US 50 one mile west of Owensville. Activities for all ages and Vern Riffe, speaker of the Ohio House, will be the main speaker.
GOP speaker Robert Taft will address the Clermont County gathering at a Wednesday meeting of the Clermont Women's Club. A luncheon at noon at the Oak Tree Restaurant precedes the program. Taft will discuss party topics and current affairs.
A stress management seminar titled EASTGATE A Stress Management Seminar will be held at Eastgate Mall on Thursday September 17 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the Sears conference room. The fee is $65. For registration contact Sister Ursula Hausfeld at 1875 5511 or Chatfield College St Martin Ohio 45118.
St Bernadette's School in Amelia plans a Sunday September 27 reunion for the 25th anniversary. Liturgy starts at 2 p.m. followed by a reception from 3 to 5 p.m. Past and present faculty students pastors and friends are invited. For more information call 753-4744.
Clermont County Airport sponsors the 19th annual air tour of the county. The northern half will be toured for half an hour at $8 on Sunday October 4 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Rain date is Sunday October 11. All are welcome.
Batavia Holy Trinity Church hosts a barbecue festival offering homemade chicken and rib dinners on Saturday from noon to 8 pm. Continuous games booths and entertainment will accompany the event.
Election protest filed with the Board of Elections questions residency of candidate Meyer Constable. The board will hear the case on September 16 after notices to both parties. The 1977 race included Donald Meyer and James Constable among six contenders in Miami Township.
Feiry Village Council weighs a Sunshins offer from Charles Bevis of Cablemaster Inc. The proposal, discussed with New Richmond and Ohio Pierce, aims to build a Clermont County vision plan. The contract covers residential and business pickup and runs through Dec 31.
Federal agents from ATF and the U S Attorney investigate John Coyne in a shooting case tied to evidence from the Boot Hill yard described as mined with an active gun area. Coyne admitted on local TV to burying what appeared to be a live land yard as prosecutors weigh charges in the Phillip Osborne incident. Court and state officials in Cincinnati discuss proceedings and related releases in Ohio Statute Sections.
Batavia school board member Larry Walker says improvements will modernize campuses by connecting primary and junior high buildings, adding a cafeteria library annex and music arts facilities, with safety upgrades such as enclosed stairways wiring and an elevator. Baseball and softball fields begin on the former Cliff McKay 120 acre farm for Batavia Schools varsity teams.
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