Clermont Farm Bureau Urges Waste Regulation and Farm Markets
The Clermont Farm Bureau advocates clearer rules for toxic waste and landfills, funds for farmer promotion, research, and activities, and markets supported by commodity check-off programs to bolster farmer self esteem and productive use of public highways and storage destinations.
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Clermont Farm Bureau
MEF plans protect East Fork water supply and sewer study
An advisory board chaired near East Fork discusses a future raw water intake of up to 37 million gallons daily feeding East Fork Lake. The report flags four local sewer systems Amelia Bethel Batavia Williamsburg lacking adequate treatment and on site disposal in unsewered areas, with planning to decide future sewerage approaches.
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Bethel
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Williamsburg
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Methodist Youth Meet Shares Faith Through Song
Rex Schrolucker of Williamsburg United Methodist Church led a youth gathering teaching songs and faith sharing. A drama titled The Letters was presented by George Reed and Alan of Batavia Faith United Methodist Church at a Clermont Cluster Youth event on Sept 20 from 2 to 8 p.m.
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Rex Schrolucker
Williamsburg
George Reed
Batavia Faith United Methodist Church
Clermont Cluster
Methodist Church
United Appeal kickoff Sept 10 kicks off with festivities
Community fund drive opens September 10 featuring balloon decorations and streamers in Batavia and Cincinnati area. Key participants include Ferguson Realtors Robert Frey Jack Maddox Harold Pattison Bank Ohio Kermit J W Smith Lumber and local insurance firms.
Fewer mortgages recorded in August amid mixed filings
August reports show fewer mortgages recorded while total documents rose due to better office documentation after purchasing a new cash register. Kahle notes 339 mortgages recorded totaling 13,408,312.17 dollars, along with 18 assignments and 217 cancellations including land mortgages and financing statement actions.
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Birdwatching Course Offered for Students
The first session will meet Sept 19 and continue with field sessions led by local naturalists. Students will learn binocular technique, bird identification, and seasonal migration patterns through hands on activities.
Low level waste disposal calls for regional facility plan
State Senator notes only three sites fit disposal needs and current action is slow. He cites public concern over long transport distances and high level radiation, seeks guidance on interstate compact facilities, funding for maintenance of closed sites, and public input via Columbus address and phone.
High school equivalency classes start October sixth
Classes opening in the county focus on adult education with several students anticipated to complete their Equivalency Certificates. The program involves West Clermont Career Center and is connected to the Glen Este area, with participants including Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fischer.
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Robert Fischer
West Clermont
Glen Este
Small business course offered at Cherry Grove campus
A small business course will be available Thursday nights from 6 30 to 9 10 at the Executive Center East Grove campus location. Academic advisors will help students select the schedule that fits their needs.
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Ment
Executive Center East
Grove
Service News Snippets Highlight Local Military, Travels
Mark IE Howard son of Merrill E Howard of 3980 Pvt Jake B Mohe a California native joined the Marine Corps in June 1979 Am 1979 graduate of Amelia High School. James BR Stout son of Windle Stout Batavia plans to depart for Fairbanks Alaska September 12 for about three months He will work with University of Alaska and make field trips including to Prudhoe Bay to collect specimens and aid research data.
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James BR. Stout
Windle Stout
Batavia
Batavia High School
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Alaska
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University of Alaska
Prudhoe Bay
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Clermont 4-Hers shine at Ohio State Fair
Clermont County 4 H members excel at the State Fair with New Richmond youth placing in hunter horse age class Melissa Maringer of Cincinnati judged outstanding in reentry 4 H project furniture refinishing Patty Neal of Bethel winning outstanding of the day for food and nutrition The Clermont Extension office praised all competitors as among the best 4 H ers in the county and representatives at the fair.
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Hunter Horse
Melissa Maringer
Cinci
Patty Neal
Bethel
Clermont
Bethel Swim Club Dominates Clermont Cancer Benefit Relay
Over 100 swimmers raised more than 2500 dollars for the Clermont County Unit of the American Cancer Society by swimming 17 500 laps. Bethel Swim Club led with 935 dollars, followed by Eastgate 499, Miami Hills 421, Royal Oaks 0, and Normandy 0. Participants earned ice cream rewards.
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American Cancer Society
Normandy Swim Club
Bethel Swim Club
Eastgate Swim Club
Miami Hills Swim Club
Royal Oaks Country Club
Bethel
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