Athens Messenger, The (Newspaper) - July 1, 1966, Athens, Ohio Page 2 THE MESSENGER Athens Ohio Friday July 1 1966 McBEE SEEKS CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT STATUS Board Hires Teachers Okays Six teachers were hired and a contract approved for a new entrance to Athens High School during a special ing of the city school board Thursday afternoon City School Supt Fred Chase told the board about a letter he received from Otis Simpson a McBee Systems vice president and local plant manager Simpson expressed a desire for the McBee plant site on Route to be included in the Athens city school dis- if and when the area is annexed to the city of Athens The plant site is now in the Federal Hocking school district Simpson said Athens plants employ 706 persons of whom 423 live in Athens The Plains and Chauncey while only 58 live in the school district Chase said the hiring of the six teachers leaves only one vacancy an instrumental music post at The Plains New teachers hired at aries ranging from to Joan Cox BS degree from Baldwin Wallace College three years teaching ence hired for Chauncey and eighth grade Doris Enter BS degree from Central Michigan Uni- versity two years teaching experience primary grades at The Plains John Daugherty BS in cation from Ohio University years experience The Plains High School social studies Patricia Blatt BA from Marshall University two years experience English at Athens High and Chauncey Marcia Reichard BA from College of Wooster no ence Athens High English Phillip Bobo BS in tion from Ohio U Athens Junior High English social studies and seventh grade science and Athens High head track coach Chase said the board the request of G A Gardner to withdraw his resignation as Athens Junior High School principal He now will be on the second year of a two-year contract The board accepted the resignation 01 Edith ter Morrison first grade teacher and hired Dale ter as a Chauncey bus drver H and H Builders Supply was awarded the contract for renovating the front steps of the present Athens High School The firm submitted the low bid of L E Yoho Construction Co sub- mitted a bid of The present twin steps in a bad state of repair go t the second floor of the hig school The new steps re by half in number wiJl go to the ground floo level A bid of from Tri State Roofing Parkers burg W Va was accepted b the board for the of the Athens High slum and parts of the Athen High School building The board has under stud requests from the Athen County Community Action Program committee and th Beacon School for use of th vacated Sugar Creek Elemen tary School Former Resident VIET NAM WOUNDS CARE CITED An Army intelligence cer who once lived in Athens is mentioned in The Defense Supply Association's Review national publication ing in Washington D C Although his name is not used Athens friends say that Twyman is serviceman 1st Lt Charles the injured whose Viet Nam care is ed in an article written by the publication's editor Lt Gen A T McNamara Twyman 25 is the son of Mrs Margaret Twyman for- mer assistant dean of women Ohio University Critically hurt in a Viet Nam airplane accident last April he h a s recovered and is home on leave at their Connecticut idence Mrs whose was killed in an plane accident during World War H is now with the tion Picture Association of America Inc in New York City She left OU to become a dean of women in Texas ter being executive secretary for the Junior League of the United States Lt Twyman was injured in Viet Nam when his light plane developed troub 1 e while he was on an gence mission the Defense Supply Association says The motor exploded with metal parts crushing his skull and lacerating his face A medical team took charge immediately and a surgeon swiftly and ly extracted the bone ers and performed other essary steps to guard against infection and prolong General McNamara writes The young man was ated by air and admitted to Walter Reed Hospital in Washington D C 10 days after his accident the eral continues His article describes the system by which deaths from wounds are being held to less than one per cent in the Viet Nam fighting com- pared 8.5 per cent in World War I 4.5 per cent in World War II and 2.2 per cent in Korea He cites ing medics in 50 unarmed helicopters as an important part of the system Medicare Load Seen Sheltering Arms Hospital is prepared for the increased load that will come with Medicare which begins today The hospital has been ed by the Department of Health Education and fare for serving medicare by virtue of its tation by the Joint sion on Accreditation TRAVEL SAFE WITH TRAVEL PLAN Issued for 3 fo 180 at Low Rates See or Call Us Before You Go On A Trip Protection at Low DONALD K INSURANCE AGENCY DON BARSTOW 20 Mill Si Phan Four new beds have been added to Sheltering Arms by reorganizing some of the ger rooms but this is all the bed additions which can be made until the new lion proposed hospital is built according to Mrs James Anastas administrator Another new measure en because of the advent of medicare is the appointment of a utilization committee by the medical staff Com- posed of three doctors who will serve one year terms is empowered review cases of remaining in tal over three weeks and under utilization ing less than two In cases of over tion the committee is pre- pared to suggest rest home or convalescent home care to the doctors of patients who they believe need not be Patrol Plans Full Holiday Operations The State Highway Patrol will be using all of its ties over the July 4 weekend according to Sgt R T nin commander of the ens post He asked cooperation of area motorists during the long weekend Every able officer will be assigned traffic duty Men of the trol auxiliary will be on the job relieving regular o f f i- cers from desk duty and they will also ride with highway patrolmen Traffic law tors will be cited Sgt Fannin said radar will be used to help detect ers as well as patrol aircraft that will also be on the out for traffic tie ups and motorists in need of More Memorials Are Planned For Hospital Two more memorials have been selected by to the Sheltering Arms pital building fund it was announced last night at a meeting of the commercial gifts committee for the drive Committee Chairman Sam said Mr and Mrs An- dy Kovlan are n g acute hospital beds tance EXPERT All Craft Aluminum Products 169 N SECOND COMPLETE REMODELING ALUMINUM SIDING ALUMINUM STORM DOORS WINDOWS FREE ESTIMATES Phone Call Collect sf out of town MIDDLEPORT SPECIAL OFFER WITH ANY MAJOt OR ALUMINUM SIDING JOB FREE Ir PORTABLE WITH STAND Bells To Ring For Freedom Safety surer John D Herbert Ohio chairman of the Bells for Freedom Bells for Safety program is asking all ans to ring any available bell during the four-day July 4 weekend Herbert wants citizens to sound their bells for four minutes at 6 p.m on day Saturday and Sunday and at 2 p.m Monday both to warn motorists to drive carefully and celebrate the signing of the Declaration of Independence Squad Makes First Run From Station Athens firemen made their first run from their new lumbus Rd station Thursday afternoon when the ment's emergency squad was called to the aid of an ed workman An employe on an Ohio University South Green dormitory construction ject fell about 15 feet while on the at p.m Thursday according to the squad Edward Dawley 37 sonville Route 1 suffer e d possible fractured ribs a left elbow and multi- ple abrasions and br u i ses He was given first aid by the squad placed on a back board and taken to ing Arms Hospital HEAT WAVE IS UNBROKEN Athens was heading into its 13th consecutive day of 90 plus temperatures day as U S Observer C L Colmer reported a 9 temperature of 85 after an early morning low of 67 Thursday's high was 95 Colmer said rainfall ing June amounted to 1.15 inches compared to 1.91 for the same month last year Patrol Cites Driver After Auto Collision John Frederick man 16 Stewart will be cited into Juvenile Court for ing left of center in a accident that occured day on Route 144 east of Route 329 according to the State Highway Patrol The patrol also investigated a minor accident that occured on Dover Twp Rd 409 east of Route 685 for a family room Mr and Mrs John Jones for the x-ray examina tion room The individual gifts com meeting on the prev ught had announce that two of its members also reserved specific memor ials at William H Fenzel administrator's of fice Mr and Mrs Hunt e Hooe information and tele phone desk Other memorials and the facilities specified to d a t Altaian e n Store admitting of fice Mr and Mrs Claud Steppe and Mr and Mrs Ba sil Rutter lobby and waiting room Mr and Mrs James Anastas labor waiting room Hospita Guild emergency treatment room Dr -nd Mrs Elaine R Goldsberry 000 two x-ray o s t i rooms and a cystoscopy room Mr and Mrs H C Musser room Athens Oil Co Fred S and Fritz W Wheaton ex amination room Mrs Foster Mrs George Hunter and Mrs Foster Harmon four bed intensive care Mrs Harlowe Car penter re covery room anonymous don ors for a day room and for a solarium Members of the two 39 man committees who will be ailing on prospective donors n the next month were en campaign brochures ets explaining tax es and memorial selection Booklets They said workers who missed either of this week's two meetings may attend a make-up session Juy 5 at The Ohio University Inn Sheltering Arms Hospital Notes BIRTHS Mr and Mrs Fred son a daughter Athens Mr and Mrs Richard Craig a son Athens ADMITTED Mrs Clyde Feathers tone Athens Alfred Lindsey bany Route 1 Earl Seel ens Route 4 Edward Dawley Nelsonville Route 1 Craig Taylor Athens DISMISSED Mrs Charles Elliott and son Albany Fred Mayo Mrs Norman Knapp and son Athens ley Walburn Athens M r s Robert Saylor Guy s v i 11 e Route 1 Charles Dunlap Trimble John Russell Jr Millfield William W i 1 des Athens Amesville Masons Plan Annual Service AMESVILLE Annual July 4 sunrise services of Amesville Lodge 278 is scheduled to begin at 4 a m Monday with the ter Mason degree to be con- ferred No reservations are necessary for the a m ham and eggs breakfast open to all Master Masons LONG WEEKEND COMING STOCK UP ON YOUR FAVORITE BEVERAGES and DRIVE IN HANDY CARRY-OUT Parking SIGN project agreement between the Soil Conservation Service and the Margaret Creek Conservancy District for a reservoir in Waterloo Twp was signed Thursday Perry Munn chairman for the conservancy board of directors signs the agreement Looking on standing left to right John Millar work unit conservationist Athens SCS office W H Wakefield conservancy board member and Paul Foster a contract specialist who was representing the state SCS chief Messenger Margaret Creek Conservation Lake Project Agreement Signed The Margaret Creek Con- district board of directors Thursday signed project agreement with thi Soil Conservation Service fo the Wagoner Lake site in Wa Twp An SCS official said bids fo Workshop Set For Teachers Of Music Ohio University will spoil sor a five-day summer music workshop for elementary teachers from July it was announced yesterday The workshop offered for the year is one of the argest in the nation the uni- versity said It offers a con- program of course work in classroom activities complemented witl exhibits and demonstrations by music publishing house consultants Dr Martha Wurtz of the Ohio University school oJ music is director of the work hop which offers graduate or undergraduate credit Dentist On Reserve Duty Dr William Cuckler an dentist left recently or Fort Lee Va where he vill spend two weeks taking in the Army's raining program for reserve Doctor Cuckler who holds the rank of captain in the dental corps has ed to the medical detachment dental service corps while at Fort Lee Before opening a private in Athens he served hree years in the Army as a dentist Short Circuit Brings lichland Area Unit Richland area firemen were ailed at p.m at the Driving Range n Route at p.m Thursday where an electric ervice line short circuited he fire was out on arrival the volunteers with ge confined to the electric Post Office Closed Athens post office will be Monday July 4 ording to Arthur Comwell There will be no or city delivery but will be maintained at the boxes Hearing Scheduled Mabel Swartz Route 50 pleaded innocent j in Municipal Court to a harge made by her bor Robert Cunningh a m hat she dumped broken lass on his property She bond for a July 8 earing 57 YEARS SERVING ATHENS and S E OHIO f on GUI Depend On Vn STRAWN PLUMBING and HEATING 72 N Court Ph Athens Ohio construction of the lake will be advertised about July 21 It should take about one year to construct the lake once the contractor starts The bids will be submitted to John Hamill secretary treasurer of the conservancy district Estimated cost of the dam according to the district work plan is 873 Site 6 or Wagoner Lake will be financed 18 per cent by funds from the ment of Natural Resources and the rest by the SCS It will be about a 50 acre lake that will be surrounded by a 400 acre wildlife and recreation area Site 6 located near the Dr Robert Main farm in the er Rd area would result in flooding part of County Rd 81 but the road will be ed about four feet to avoid inundation The SCS and the vancy district directors ed a contract agreement for construction a n c e and operation of the site Common Pleas Court has granted the conservancy board of directors the right to take possession of ty except ed in the suit against William K O'Brien Columbus t h e owner of four acres needed for the site The conservancy district has posted a bond with the clerk of courts the value of the land as set by the dis- The board of directors SPRINKLER OPERATOR The sprinkler system in the unoccupied Beasley sale building on W Union St went off Friday morning city police said wanted a flood easement on the four acres The ant is still entitled to a trial A board official said the district has easements on all of the other land needed for flood control and all the essary land under option Regional Unit Changes Are Discussed Some members of the re- planning commiss i o n for Athens County the ty commissioners and county engineer met Thursday night at the Columbia Gas Co to make some changes in the for the planning group Topics discussed included the number of tives from each commun i t y and finances it was ed The proposed resolution of cooperation for the wide planning group will now have to go before the various corporation councils and then to the county commissioners DARI Al Sign of Flashing Cono CONES to LEACH'S TWIST W Union St Athens Ohio Jumbo Package of Size Have plenty of sturdy paper plates on hand for summer picnics Chrome Plated A Legs Take the picnic where yets want in grill has metal handles type control Bowl is green You Can Gef if for Less af SCOTT'S 21 S COURT ST ATHENS
