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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1986
Page
3
The division counted 3,449 deer checked in District Five Clermont County, up 56 percent from last year. Wildlife notes 310 deer and 35 more from prior year. final harvest numbers pending. Training occurred Feb 7 and Feb 14 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. totaling 12 hours. Volunteer info for women available at 732-0450.
Dean Roger Barry announces Bonnie Williams as director of education and the study skills laboratory at Clermont College. Tenya Go leads the developmental program at Southern Ohio College where she taught reading English and study skills in 1982.
New unemployment claims climbed at the Batavia Bureau of Employment Services with 691 new claimants for the week, up from 327 the prior week. The December 1985 comparison shows an upswing in ongoing jobless figures.
Snyder received praise from trial lawyers for chairing a conference committee and guiding tort reform legislation through the Assembly. The award cited his leadership on a complex bill and the association’s legislative triumphs. Farmers can check Batavia County Soil and Water District for land eligibility at 732-1614.
The Department of the Interior Conservation Office will accept landowners’ region for participation in a conservation sea program during the last part of the period.
Michael McCullion registrar announces November license tax revenue totaling 197,855.37 dollars for Clermont County road improvement projects. Statewide disbursements for November exceed 18.2 million dollars.
The Ohio Extension Service will host a tax reform workshop on 1986 changes affecting farmers. Darrel Acker will cover investment tax credit carryover capital gains depreciation and other topics. Session begins 7 30 p m at the Cooperative Extension Service office 76 S Riverside. Reservations optional contact 732 7195 for details.
Ohio grows about 700 full and part time farmers supply 25 to 30 percent of state Christmas trees. Many trees originate in Michigan or neighboring states, but Ohio-sourced trees avoid transport damage and weather-related delays, stay greener longer, and reduce shipping costs. Ohio trees offer steadier supply and lower risk of last minute shortages due to weather.
Mail carriers will deliver gifts to recipients with Santa by picking up Special Mail packages up to 70 dollars. Beginning December 11 Cincinnati and area post offices will accept items for delivery anywhere in the Cincinnati region. Deliveries occur December 23 or 24 with drop offs allowed between December 11 and 22 during regular hours plus extended evening slots.
Clermont County American Legion posts ask residents to donate to the Clermont County Needy Kids Christmas Fund. Mail checks or money orders to The American Legion, P.O. Box 11, 45103, or buy a gift item or clothing for distribution in the county. Donations go directly to benefit the area children. 0 percent of funds cover expenses.
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