Youth Development Council Holds First Meeting in Batavia
Clermont County Youth Development Council will hold its first annual meeting on September 29 at 7 30 p m in the Cincinnati Gas and Electric Auditorium Batavia. The event will elect board members and review YDC progress with Freeman Gus Morgan of Senco Products as speaker on directions in developing youth.
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Clermont County Youth Development Council
Cincinnati Gas and Electric
Batavia
YDC
Freeman ‘Gus’ Morgan
Senco Products
Cincinnati
Clermont County Schools Announce ACT Test Dates
The Clermont County Board of Education lists national ACT dates for 1973 to 1974 for juniors and seniors aiming for 2000 plus colleges. Registration windows run from Aug 20 to Oct 1, Sept 24 to Nov 12, Nov 5 to Jan 28, Jan 21 to Apr 1, and Mar 25 to May 2.
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Clermont County
Youth Services Bureau Seminar Finalized Sept Plans
Final plans for the Youth Services Bureau seminar on September 24 and 25 are set. Nearly 20 Bethel Tate district students will join a two day reality therapy session with insights from county agency directors including nurses and physicians. Reservations are by calling the USB at 732 2972.
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Youth Services Bureau
Paul Smith
Bethel- Tate
Phillip Miller
Bethel-Tate
Bethel-Tate West
David Smith
Newtown PTA Flea Market Promises Variety Goods
The Newtown Elementary School PTA hosts its first flea market on October 7 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at 6830 School St Newtown with trash and treasure booths, a bottle booth, clothing stalls, and handmade items including bean bag chairs. Call 561-7782 for details.
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Newtown
PTA
School St
YWCA Fall Classes Begin at Clermont
YWCA starts its fall program with Babysitters training crochet decoupage hairstyling leadership skills Mexican crafts Mrs. Santa's workshop MS playschool Tuesday at the Y why children learn or fail and yoga Nursery school also opens with openings available Lobster sale set for Sept 26 pick up Oct 6 details at YWCA 732 0450 Teapot Dome scandal inquiry into Interior Department leasing naval oil reserves to private corporations on Oct 25 1923.
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Clermont
YWCA
Call
Interior Department
Batavia Jr High Building Off Endangered List For Now
Batavia Junior High will remain off the endangered list after a regular meeting on September 12. The board found no reason the building could not be used and approved a trial roof repair on rusted lintels to set specs for a full project.
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David Fox
Batavia Athletic Boosters Association
Great Oaks Campuses Dedication Programs Set Sunday
The Great Oaks Joint Vocational School District opens its Live Oaks, Diamond Oaks, Laurel Oaks, Live Oaks and Scarlet Oaks campuses with Dedication 73 events on Sunday Sept 30. Allen Lloyd hosts. Norman Murdock delivers the main address. Rhodes speaks at Diamond Oaks. tours follow.
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Board of Education
Diamond Oaks
Dent
Laurel Oaks
Wilmington
Live Oaks
Mt. Repose
Scarlet Oaks
Sharonville
Buckwheat Rd
Nordloh
Allen Lloyd
Hamilton County
Frank Garrett
Madeira
Chari Wikoff
Milford
Kenneth Harris
Norman Murdock
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Martin Essex
Recreation League Sets Work Session at Grandview Park
The Batavia Community Recreation League schedules a work day on Saturday Sept 29 at Grandview Park S R 132. Residents can help with back stop repairs bleacher work mowing cleaning and general cleanup starting 10 am. Lunch drinks and peer will be provided. Contact Mr Gregory at 732 1236 for details.
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Batavia Community Recreation League
Grandview Park
S.R
Batavia
Gregory
Sternberg Leads SWOSHA as Speech and Hearing Chief
Richard Sternberg director of Clermont County Special Classes elected president of Southwestern Ohio Speech and Hearing Association. He helped start the public schools speech and hearing program in 1966-67 and joined the Special Classes in 1973. The first SWOSHA meeting is Tuesday Oct 2 at 7 p.m. at the Holiday Inn Sharon Rd.
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Richard Sternberg
Clermont County
Southwestern Ohio Speech and Hearing Association
Swosha
Sternberg
Society For Crippled Children and Adults
Holiday Inn
Sharon Rd
Bridge plan to keep old span open near Loveland
Final design for the Little Miami River bridge in Loveland won’t be ready for about 11 months. Ohio DOT reviews plans before final design approval. One lane traffic will continue on the old bridge until the northern half of the new span is done, with temporary signals at both ends. Completion of the new bridge is projected in three to five years per City Manager Ray Niemi.
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Little Miami River
Loveland
Ohio Department of Transportation
Ray Niemi
Arsonist Reward Fund Set by Izaak Walton League
Loveland Izaak Walton League members establish a reward fund for information leading to arrests and convictions for arson that destroyed the clubhouse. An anonymous Mt. Washington resident adds 100 dollars with more pledges. Police report several suspects, no arrests yet, and damages pegged at 300000 dollars with 5000 dollars of contents destroyed.
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Izaak Walton League
Loveland
Mt. Washington
Carl Rahe
Miami Township
Local Educator Moves to Goshen Middle School
Allen Heimbold, a West Clermont School District educator for seven years, accepts an occupational work adjustment coordinator role at Goshen Middle School. Heimbold will transition from West Clermont to Goshen with responsibilities in student support and career readiness.
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Allen Heimbold
West Clermont
Goshen Middle School
Clubhouse Fire in Loveland Ruled Deliberate
Officials say the Clermont area clubhouse fire is believed to be arson. Checks are payable to the Izaak Walton League Reward Fund in care of Clermont National Bank Loveland for clues leading to arrests.
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Izaak Walton League
Clermont National Bank
Loveland
Tomb of Unknown Soldier Dedication at Arlington
The Tomb of the Unknown Soldier was dedicated at Arlington National Cemetery on November 11, 1921, honoring unidentified U.S. military service members. The ceremony marked a national tribute with officials and soldiers in attendance.
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Arlington National Cemetery
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