Clermont Courier page two report summary
The Clermont Courier issue dated September 28, 1972 highlights local news items on page two, including community updates, brief notices, and upcoming events in Clermont.
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1972
Page
2
The Clermont Courier issue dated September 28, 1972 highlights local news items on page two, including community updates, brief notices, and upcoming events in Clermont.
The Clermont Courier announces itself as Batavia Ohio's oldest newspaper devoted to Republican principles. It operates as a weekly Thursday paper, entered as second class matter at Batavia post office and traces lineage to earlier titles.
Published at 385 West Main St Batavia Ohio the paper lists subscription rates display ad policy and staff including Jerald and Thomas Fortney editor Eloise Elliget managing editor Margaret Jamieson associate editor William Massey advertising manager Dian Shelton and the classified circulation department.
Amelia Junior High reports praise for a new science program with students advancing by experiments. Seventh graders study physical science and eighth graders chemistry while teachers endorse its value and safety. The piece also notes illness recovery and the Knights season opener on Tuesday.
Registration for adult classes for credit will be held at Clermont Northeastern High School on Tuesday Oct 3 at 7 pm. If unable to attend, register by calling the high school office before Oct 4 at 732 2551 or 625 1211. Classes cover major subjects with openings based on enrollment. first sessions start Thursday Oct 5.
The new McGovern headquarters in Amelia hosts phones and voter registration efforts as the campaign maps a countywide canvass to rally support for Senator George McGovern. Volunteers from youths to adults are urged to help via the headquarters or Young Democrats members.
Kathy Shelton notes freshmen scheduling disrupts club start ups and urges attendance at games against Clermont Northeastern and a band show on politics. She highlights a October 2 music association meeting and asks parents to participate, noting enrollment rose to 6,438 students a 3 percent increase from 6,255 in fall 1971.
Elizabeth Huling reports Amelia PTA plans a recognition at the Amelia Elementary School Auditorium observing Stanley Anstaett. The note mentions Mrs. William Frey and Annabelle Post with hospital updates and a reference to the Chronicle.
The Amelia band performed at the opening game against Glen Este with about 120 students. Twenty members played in the Bengalland Band during half time at the Atlanta Bengal game in Riverfront Stadium. The music association seeks new members, with meetings on the first Monday each month at 8 p.m. in the high school music room and notes about fundraising and concessions.
Students may enroll for the fall quarter through Friday September 29 without late registration fees. For details about bids contact UC Admissions Office at 475 3427.
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