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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1975
Page
12
Construction of the U S Grant Joint Vocational School is two weeks ahead of schedule and will open for high school students in August. Tate, Felicity-Franklin, New Richmond and Williamsburg will participate with 14 career areas and an extended curriculum. The program includes academic instruction for a high school diploma and plans for adult continuing education.
Amelia High students begin the new term with freshman orientation on August 29, followed by a full-body orientation on September 3. A split-session schedule is adopted with a six period day of 55 minutes. Cross country opens strong with a 44 18 win over New Richmond as Bob Wellerding wins in 11 54. Barons football defeats Glen Este 21 0 in the Battle for the Ball, while sophomore team beats Glen Este reserves 24 6.
Milford Mayor Nancy C. Storch announced at a Monday session that she will not seek re election and will leave a clean docket for the next administration. She said the prior practice of fines with a pay later option is over and urged continuances for unable payers. nonpayment may lead to imprisonment or village labor at ten dollars per day.
April Lynne Erion daughter of Mrs. Charles B. Erion graduated from the University of Cincinnati on Friday August 29 with a Bachelor of Science in Medical Technology. She is employed in the laboratory at St. Elizabeth Hospital Covington Kentucky.
Two Clermont County residents were among 172 Miami University students named to the Dean's List after the summer quarter. Donald T. Calvert of Amelia and Beth Ann Scott of Milford each earned a 3.5 or higher GPA on a 4.0 scale.
Milford Miami Township invites all organization representatives to a Bicentennial planning meeting on September 25 at 8 p.m. in City Hall. Attendees should bring status reports on bicentennial plans as community involvement is stressed by committee chair Yvonne Haight.
Glen Este High School’s marching band and Trojanettes debut new uniforms in purple and gold. Christopher Lee Brandenburg is hired as band director from UC CCCM and Joy Combs named Trojanette director from Eastern Kentucky University. The group won first place at the Clermont County Fair on August 6, 1975.
The Clermont County Park Board advances toward a county park system with grading plumbing and gutter work at Sycamore Park Batavia. Youth Corps workers seed land while new playground equipment valued at 100 dollars each is reportedly stolen. Shelter house at Amelia Park painted and sewer work planned. Bulldozing and clearing begin at Longfield Acres Day Heights as residents help maintain nearby property.
McNicholas High School PTA announces an 8 p.m. bingo and card party on September 24. Chairwoman Mrs. Gilbert Gigliotti leads a committee including Mrs. Henry Gill and others. reservations are with Mrs. Wiesenhahn at 752-2968 or tickets at the door.
Morehead State University offers English 510 Programmed Learning and Writing. The course provides three semester hours of graduate or undergraduate credit and airs 6:30 to 7 a.m. each Tuesday Thursday and Friday through December 26. For registration contact Dr. Harry Mayhew at MSU Morehead KY 40351.
The Clermont County board of elections received written approval from Secretary of State Ted Brown to continue using punch card ballots for proposed Ohio Constitution amendments. Board Director John Watson confirmed the approval.
Milford Karate Academy announces an eight week self-defense course for women aged 18 to 60. The program costs 63 dollars and includes instruction to promote confidence with a safe legal device claim and a completion certificate. Registration is via phone 831-9689 or in person at 312 Main St Milford.
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