Clermont County Junior Fair crowns queen and king
Amy Drott and David Simmerman chosen as 1985 Junior Fair Queen and King representing 4 H and FFA respectively. First runners up Pam Hunt and Tim Kelly. Contestants included Jennifer Blom Linda Elkins and Tomy Werring. Sponsors listed with local businesses and clubs. Booth and sign judging results announced for multiple 4 H and FFA groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy Drott
David Simmerman
Clermont County
Amy
Bethel Beefers and Sheepers
David
Felicity Franklin Ffa
Pam Hunt
Tim Kelly
Jennifer Blom
Linda Elkins
FFA
Tomy Werring
Amelia Bakery
Steve Franckhauser
Jeff Wyler
Chevrolet
Batavia Flowers Blooming Baskets
Kesselring Ford
Wilson Brothers Realty
Parson’s
Ben Franklin
Eastgate Pizza Hut
al and
Diane Morrison
Fay’s Pharmacy
Party Pantry
Mike and
Melinda Voris
Russ Falk
Anstaett Farm Service
LaRosa
Mt. Carmel
Batavia Furniture and
Eastern Hills
Correction lists Clermont County Fair winners at issue
Two 4-H members were accidentally omitted from last week's Clermont County Fair winners. Jason Jester of the Four Leaf Clovers received a Kroger Trophy for outstanding Outdoor Cookery. Linda Singleton of the Mixed Nuts will represent us at the State Fair on August 14, modeling her Day Wear Dress Up outfit. Senior Division trophies were presented to Linda Singleton Carla Ott and Jennifer Blom.
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Clermont County
Jason Jester
Four Leaf Clovers
Linda Singleton
Carla Ott
Jennifer Blom
St Eeheedines
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Water myths about ground water debunked
Ohio State University engineer Melville L. Palmer notes common misconceptions from Wisconsin Natural Resources Magazine. Myths include vast underground lakes and rivers, groundwater migrating across miles, origin from Canada, speed detectable by listening, and no link to surface water.
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Melville L. Palmer
Ohio State University
Wisconsin Natural Resources Magazine
Canada
Ground water as a major U.S. supply says Palmer
Palmer notes ground water accounts for part of the total water cycle and resides in aquifers rather than underground lakes. He states that more than half of the U.S. population depends on ground water supplies and that pollution is possible in these aquifers.
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Palmer
U.S
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