Environment Topstitchers 4-H active in sewing and arts
The Topstitcher 4-H Club of Clermont County with 12 members led by advisor Ruthann Megrue pursues sewing and creative arts. Members include Toni Bloom Batavia Valerie Bolger Wilhiamsville Shauna Gormley Cherry Grove Kim Lathey Willowville Melissa Maringer Cherry Grove Liz Randolph Amelia Sandi Sutter Amelia Heidi Tuttle Mt. Carmel Chris Wilking Withamsville Karen Yan cey Withamsville. Janet Sutter placed first county and state fair rep in school clothes. Carolyn Mergrue second. Heidi Tuttle fourth. Activities include shrink art jewelry decoupage key chains plaques gingham flowers terrariums hanging baskets stuffed animals plus Labor Day parades Halloween skating parties and a year-end campout. Doris Gromeley aids with Christmas candles and ornaments.
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Clermont County
Toni Bloom
Batavia
Valerie Bolger
Wilhiamsville
Shauna Gormley
Cherry Grove
Kim Lathey
Willowville
Melissa Maringer
Liz Randolph
Amelia
Sandi Sutter
Heidi Tuttle
Mt. Carmel
Chris Wilking
Withamsville
Karen Yancey
Carolyn Megrue
Carolyn Mergrue
Alvina Mergrue
Doris Gromeley
Local youths enlist in the Army with training and assignments
Michael Dean Ooten of Bethel has reported for active duty. He will begin Basic Combat Training at Ft. Dix and receives a 2500 bonus for Infantry training, with Ft. Hood as duty station and a 16 month stabilized tour. He is a Felicity Franklin High School 1975 graduate active in art and student government. David Neil Dennison of Cincinnati has enlisted in the Army Delayed Entry Program and set to go active Oct. 3, then to eight weeks of mechanic school after basic. He is a 1974 CNE High School graduate with varsity and wrestling involvement.
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Michael Dean Ooten
Herbert J Ooten
S.R
Bethel
Army
Ieee
Ooten
Ft. Dix
N.J
Ft. Hood
Texas
Felicity-Franklin High School
David Neil Dennison
Marlin B. Dennison
Bennett Spur Rd
Cinti
U.S. Army
Dennison
Mechanic's School
CNE High School
Wasp samples sought as new European species found in Ohio
Lawrence Connors says yellow jacket like wasps in Ohio are a new European species, Vespula germanica, now common around food and crowds. Bob Sutton, Cork County agent, seeks samples with location and date. two swarms reported, samples needed for positive identification and control pamphlets available.
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Ohio Cooperative Extension Service
Lawrence Connor
Ohio
Vespula
Europe
U.S
Connors
Clermont Agricultural
Bob Sutton
State Office
Goshen 4-H clubs recap a year of awards and honors
Goshen 4-H groups led by The Goshen Gals and the Goshen Better Livestock Club earned numerous honors. Winners include Paul Burdsall showing grand champion market lamb and Mike Borchers with grand and reserve market hog. Holstein and Jersey dairy placers highlight the year with multiple awards from junior to senior classes. The clubs promoted at the Holly Fair Goshen Primary with crafts and baked goods.
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Goshen
Goshen Gals
Goshen Better Livestock Club
Paul Burdsall
Mike Borchers
Dennis Bradley
Dennis Gibbons
Jim Burdsall
Paul
Jim
Clermont County
Patty Herron
Lynn Bruynis
Janie Blanchard
Becky Lavender
Holly Fair Goshen
Apple spray timing and pests threaten quality fruit
Orchard notes warn that blossom end spots signal scale insect damage and improper dormant spray. Scab and rosy apple aphid require early insecticide and fungicide. fungicide every 10 to 14 days helps. Black rot and sooty blotch also need seasonal sprays, with walling as a control method. County Extension agents offer current publications on pests and diseases.
SBA funds two Clermont businesses
Two business loans totaling $120,000 were approved in Clermont County in Q1 FY 1976 per Frank D. Ray of the Columbus SBA district office. He said demand for small business loans remains steady and that most loans are bank funded with the agency guaranteeing repayment.
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Clermont County
Frank D. Ray
Columbus District
US Small Business Administration
Ray
SBA
Dwarf Apple Trees Seen Boosting Ohio Production
Ohio apple production faces costs and labor shortages as acreage retires. Dwarf and semi dwarf high density plantings rose to 4000 acres since 1968 while standard trees fell about 4500 acres. Dwarf trees offer higher per acre yields, same fruit quality, and potential trellis training for space efficiency and ornamental appeal.
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Ohio
D.C. Ferree
Ohio Agricultural Research and Development Center
Ferree
YMCA to Teach CB Radio Class In Norwood
The Northeastern YMCA in Norwood will offer a five week CB radio course starting Tuesday October 21 at 7 p.m. The fee is one dollar. The class covers operation of a citizen band radio.
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YMCA
Northeastern Ymca
Norwood
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P.b
Sportedout
Fac. Air
Luggage Rock
Hickman Earns President's Club Honor at Ohio Tech
Willis Hickman, a 1974 Williamsburg High School graduate, qualified for the President's Club at the Ohio Institute of Technology in Columbus for a last academic quarter. Dean J B Ganze praised Hickman and WHS administration and faculty for the student’s achievement.
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Willis Hickman
Williamsburg High School
Ohio Institute of Technology
Columbus
J.B. Ganze
Hickman
WHS
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