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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1965
Page
5
Logan Hocking County schools adopt calendar for 1965 66 year with start date September 1 and final day May 27. The 176 day term includes holidays Labor Day and Sept 6 Hocking County Fair Sept 17 Thanksgiving Nov 25 26 Christmas Dec 20 Jan 3 and Easter Apr 8 12.
State Highway Patrol investigated a two vehicle crash on Route 33 south of Logan at 12 55 p m Saturday. Drivers were Michael William Siemer 20 Columbus and Paul Allen Turn 18 Nelsonville both uninjured and not cited. Band boosters meet Tuesday at 730 p m in band rooms to plan the band banquet.
Mrs Edith Cantor and Mrs Barbara Walker hosted the Bishopville Missionary Society Thursday in Church of Christ social rooms. Twenty members and seven children attended with devotions by Mrs Pearl Halley and a vocal solo by Mrs Maude Williams. Refreshments were served.
Glouster residents share Easter visits with relatives in Akron Columbus and Heath highlighting family gatherings. A one week city street sweeping plan begins on Main Street and adjacent cross streets led by Service Director Ed Rutgers. A team of seven British airmen attempting a nonstop 1000 mile relay across Britain faces difficult ground cover limits.
A Fish and Wildlife Service report under the Fish and Wildlife Coordination Act outlines a proposed dam 5.7 miles above Clear Creek to boost fish and wildlife potential. It calls for land acquisition, open public access for hunting and fishing, a reservoir zoning plan, pollution control for acid mine drainage, and expanded management under Ohio's Natural Resources Department.
Buckeye Mart, a division of Cussins & Fearn Co., Inc, opens in Athens on April 21 promising the largest steady selection of quality merchandise under one roof. Wunderlich vows 60 plus departments from appliances to fashion with Thrifty Payment Plan options and a wide array of home furnishings and sporting goods.
In Valdosta Georgia Moody Air Force Base reports about 3 million migratory birds may lose roosts as jets take off during winter. More than 20 bird strikes were logged in 1964 including a windshield break on a T 37 trainer. Engineers began destroying roosting sites to drive birds away.
Nelsonville city official Roland Pierce, a weathered post office carrier and WWII veteran, was chosen by the Nelsonville Board of Education to serve on the District Vocational School Board. The board plans a 6:30 p.m. meeting Monday in the high school superintendent's office.
In Kampala officials say Uganda will slaughter to curb overpopulation of wildlife. About 2000 elephants are to be shot in Murchinson Falls National Park to protect habitat, after a meeting of the East African Wildlife Society committee. Hippos along the Nile are to be reduced by roughly one third to ease overgrazing.
Logan reports the newly formed Dun Matres Child Conservation group names officers including Mrs. George Barkhurst as president, Mrs. Ralph Robinson as vice president, Mrs. Robert as secretary, and Mrs. Harold Cooper as treasurer.
A Genesee County truck spreading salt to eliminate slick spots on the U S 23 Freeway skidded on ice and overturned. The driver was not hurt. The incident occurred in Flint Michigan.
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