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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1987
Page
3
Logging harms soil via skid trails and roads. erosion is reduced by planning, contracts, and best practices. Landowners and loggers should agree on measures, divert water, use bridges, minimize trails, avoid streams, and implement protective cover after logging with guidance from the Clermont Soil and Water Conservation District at 732 1614.
Playing Santa Sgt. George Schramm of the Clermont County Sheriff's Department joins deputies under Sheriff John Van Camp in the annual drive to aid needy families. They gathered clothing canned goods toys and other gifts and distributed them throughout Clermont County.
Clermont County Youth Services invites applicants for volunteer counselor positions serving at risk youth. Training will cover adolescent development, drug education, teen pregnancy, resources and legalities. Completing training earns continuing education units from Northern Kentucky University at no cost.
A local notice invites readers to call 528-1111 or fill out a form and mail it to Cincinnati Suburban Press at 629 Old Ohio 74 Cincinnati 45245. The message emphasizes simple steps to respond by phone or mail for participation.
Barbie Haverkos a senior special education major at Wright State University won the 1986 Student of the Year Award from the Ohio Federation Council for Exceptional Children. She is active in theStudent Council of Exceptional Children and the state council, works with augmentative communication and a joint WSU Elizabeth Medical Center rehab program, and seeks elementary and special education certification after graduation. She plans to teach in the Cincinnati area and resides in Milford.
Grants from the Dr Scholl Foundation will fund expanded 4-H programs in 17 states including Ohio Virginia Michigan Alaska Nevada California and Wisconsin. About 21 groups will conduct projects mainly horsemanship cooking sewing photography health and safety education and forestry for handicapped youth and adults with teen leaders aiding camps and activities. County extension offices are the contact point for applicants.
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