YSB Awareness Program Referrals Trace From Juvenile Court
The program notes that just over 30 percent of its referrals come from Juvenile Court. Juvenile Court mostly receives cases from the police. Additional referrals originate from local schools.
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1976
Page
15
The program notes that just over 30 percent of its referrals come from Juvenile Court. Juvenile Court mostly receives cases from the police. Additional referrals originate from local schools.
OACES region educators can take part in two credit summer workshops with Miami University. A one week Reading Workshop runs June 14 to 18 offering two quarter hours of graduate or undergraduate credit focusing on phonic instruction and basal reading programs. A four week Community Resources Workshop runs June 21 to July 16 with site visits to local industries and social agencies, plus lectures and seminars. Pre-registration is by writing to OACES or calling 444-2571 for a form.
The Clermont County Mass Transit Board will hold meetings on Wednesdays every other week, starting May 5 at 5 p.m. at the Clermont County Commissioners office in Batavia.
The Cincinnati Symphony wraps its 1975-76 subscription season at Music Hall with an all-orchestral program led by Music Director Thomas Schippers. The program features Berlioz? no, note: Schubert Ninth Symphony “The Great,” Bernstein Candide, and Haydn Symphony No. 92. May 7 and May 8 performances with tickets at the Symphony Box Office or at Music Hall begin one hour before each show.
The Beech Forest Chapter of the National Daughters of the American Revolution will host DAR member Mrs E W Monter as guest speaker on Saturday May 8 at 1 30 at the home of Mrs Charles R Wright near Mt Repose. Mrs James Fox will discuss National Continental Congress 1976 topics and the Washington meeting. A separate event features the final Xavier University American Issues Forum lecture on Monday May 17 at 8 15 p m at the Cincinnati Historical Society with Dr Robert Je of Wittenberg University titled Life Liberty and the Pursuit of Happiness.
The Provisional League of Women Voters of Clermont County holds a luncheon and general meeting at the Hearth Restaurant on May 8 with election of a nominating committee a budget vote and Melinda Voris speaking on Know Your Country Bruce Henry county administrator will speak The same day regional units announce May dates for meetings and discussions including Represent ative Government and May 20 7 30 p m at New Richmond Municipal Building. The Hamilton County Park District opens a Parcourse trail in Winton Woods with a 1 p m ribbon cutting today.
Cincinnati Country Day School presents a formal spring concert closing the annual arts festival. Mrs. Robert Voorhees and Deana Greengus direct choral and instrumental pieces including Debussy’s Arabesque. Middle School duets by Foote and Julia Kil. CCDS upper school chorus performs a Bicentennial American music program with Mark Vogelsang. Open to the public.
Over the weekend Camp Dennison hosted a horse show where Sonja and Valient Scout placed fourth of 27 and second of 15 in their classes. A new 11 month old quarter horse challenged its handlers during a stall challenge. April 29 brought birthday wishes for Mrs. Aliene White and a new baby, Thomas James Adams, born April 13 to Mike and Mary Adams weighing 9 pounds 4 ounces.
Clermont National Bank extends lobby hours to 5 p.m. on Monday Tuesday and Thursday at Milford Central Milford Shopping Center Loveland Batavia Mt. Carmel and Cherry Grove. Other locations keep 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. lobby times. Auto tellers stay open late with longer weeknight hours and Wednesday drive in windows run 8:30 a.m. to noon.
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