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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1972
Page
8
National Hunting and Fishing Day on Sept 23 will be marked with an open house at Eastern Hills Rod and Gun Club on Anstead Rd. Bob Bradfield invites the public to visit between 2 and 5 p.m. Films from Walt Disney will be shown and hunting and fishing materials will be available.
The Williamsburg Council in regular session discussed year end budget prospects. Mayor Don Hiler aimed to close the year within budget amid prior-year and current bills. Officials noted two village department overlaps and planned talks with the solicitor. The Life Squad seeks a second payment and a new building to ease crowding at the fire house. A cross-department meeting may address crowding and efficiency.
Dr. Robert E. Tarvin, son of Mr and Mrs Irvin Tarvin of Batavia, has been named Associate Dean of the Baccalaureate Oriented Education at Logan University. He earned BA and MA degrees from Eastern Kentucky University and a PhD from Indiana University. Tarvin will oversee the total baccalaureate program, develop new courses and recruit faculty. He previously served as instructor in reading at Indiana University Medical School and held roles at Indiana Reading and Study Skills Center including study counselor and financial aids officer.
Clermont County commissioners requested Ohio Department of Highways to erect sign at SR 222 and 132 interchange showing mileage to Williamsburg. Harold Bissantz pursued with Division 8 after previous sign removal. Williamsburg Legion Post 288 to host Sept 30 dance with MisFits band and refreshments.
A plea urging readers to assess handicapped workers in their workplaces and question employers about barriers to employment. The note shares anecdotes about disabled professionals and invites contact for guidance, aiming to boost opportunities and awareness for all.
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