Last Sunday In April Theme Of AHS Art Show
Athens High School hosts its fifth annual art show and sale on Sunday from 1 to 5 p.m. Indoor and outdoor displays feature works by Athens High and Middle School faculty and students across ceramics pottery weaving batik photography and more. Two gold key Scholastic Art Awards winners Marty Chapman and Ron Docie will exhibit with national judging in New York City and Cincinnati.
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AHS
Joe Pfister
Athens High School
Athens High
Marty Chapman
Ron Docie
Cincinnati
New York City
Will Tevis
Time
Terry McDowell
Ohio University
David Reiser
Millfield
Kim Wright
Ohio U
Judith Morgan
Ray Abraham
Scott Good
County School Funds Disbursed Across Six Counties
State Auditor Joseph T. Ferguson reports April foundation subsidies totaling 37,937,283 for Ohio’s 387 local 180 city and 49 exempted village districts. Athens County districts received 196,?. direct allotments and retirement payments distributed statewide.
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Joseph T. Ferguson
Ohio
County Boards of Education
Athens County
Athens City
Nelsonville- York
Alexander
Trimble
Tax Deadline And School Art Show At AHS
Athens County Auditor Ruth Seaman reminds residents to file personal property taxes by April 30 including inventories stocks bonds land contracts and mortgages. AHS stage crew design class student films posters and a large student art show with demonstrations and musical groups runs indoors if rain permits with free admission and a donation drive for the Art Library.
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Athens County
Ruth Seaman
Hospital Structure Under Par ty MICHAEL STATON
James Boyce executive director of O'Bleness Memorial Hospital criticizes the corporate structure as outdated and ill suited to modern medical needs. He notes progress like an ambulatory care center and outlines membership, funding sources, occupancy goals, and the push to attract patients to utilize local facilities. Boyce, a 1970 hospital chief, cites government funding and regulatory changes from Washington and Columbus.
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Ty Michael Staton
O’bleness Memorial Hospital
James Boyce
Boyce
Athens Rotarians
Ohio University Iaw
Sheltering Arms Hospital Foundation
Sheltering Arms
O’bleness Hospital
United States
O’bleness Memorial
Washington D.C
Columbus
Kiwanis Easter Egg Hunt Draws Nearly 900 Children
Nearly 900 children participated at the Athens County Fairgrounds in a Kiwanis Easter Egg Hunt. 2500 eggs were hidden across four age groups with three special eggs per area awarding baskets. Winners included Kenny Keim 3 in preschool, Paul Wang 6 in K-2, Mary Malcolm 9 in 3-5, and Pam Smith 11 in ages six and up.
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Athens County Fairgrounds
Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis
Kenny Keim
Nikkie Lowe
Molly Bedell
Paul Wang
Debbie Chen
Jackie Easterling
Mary Malcom
Pam Smith
Verna Walker
Charlene Poston
Candidates applaud speeches for Jaycees officer election
Speeches were heard at a meeting at The Ohio University Inn as candidates for Jaycees officers for 1973-74 outlined their slate. Newly inducted members include George Arnold Richard Brooks Tom Dunphy Mike Vasiliotos and Darrel Gentin. The Athens Recycling Center board meets Tuesday at 8 p.m. to discuss January reports and future action.
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Jaycee Officers
Ohio University Inn
The
Jaycees
George Arnold
Richard Brooks
Tom Dunphy
Mike Vasiliotos
Darrel Gentin
Athens Recycling Center
Business and Professional Women’s
Cline Bldg
Athens University and City Stage Second Clean Up Effort
Kenneth Kerr of Keck's Distribution says 600 to 700 Ohio University students will join a 5 30 p m Thursday cleanup behind the Convocation Center on Richland Avenue. Volunteers pick up papers bottles and cans in assigned areas and haul refuse to the Athens County fairgrounds. City trucks will remove litter from the fairgrounds and Kerr hosts a Strohs beer party for volunteers.
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Athens
Kenneth Kerr
Keck’s Distribution Co
Ohio University
City of
Convocation
Richland Avenue
Kerr
Athens County Fairgrounds
Donald Barrett
Kerr’s
Strohs Beer Distributing Company
Scholarship winner announced by WATH and state bodies
Rick Shriver 18 of McConnelsville Route 3 is named the 1973 WATH broadcasters scholarship recipient receiving a $50 Savings Bond and eligibility for a $500 state award sponsored by WATH Radio and the Ohio Association of Broadcasters. Shriver will enter Ohio University in fall to study radio and television. He belongs to Morgan High’s art camera and drama clubs.
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Rick Shriver
McConnelsville
Wath Broadcasters
U.S
Wath Radio
Ohio Association of Broadcasters
Shriver
Morgan High
Ohio University
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Ment
Meigs
Vinton
Hocking
Gallia
Perry
Foundation
Pennsylvania Hospital of Nursing For Men
Temple University
Hospital
Sage
Becky McBride
Cherrie Deeds
Harry Keim
Ed Williams
Fred Court
Bob Mathews
Arnie LaGraff
Jim Kensinger
Chuck Walker
Buz Carruth
Art Chatfield
Carl Dickens
Mark Synder
Jim Wycoff
John Snyder
Jim Crouse
Jay Waugh
Tom Pierson
Paul F. Morris
Arlene Emberg
Glouster
Terry Lee Blackburn
Jackson
Joyce Faye Adkins
Terry Lee Chalfant
Catherine Ann Oskey
Mark Lewis Wilson
Donna J. van Nest
Randel Alan Perrin
New Straitsville
Ruth Ann Maffin
Buchtel
Stanley W. Smathers
Nelsonville
Helen L.butcher
Clarence J. Ackley
Meta M. Perry
Donald T. Polacheck, Jr
Kathleen D. McLimore
Ethel A. Hart
Woodmen
Modern Woodmen National Agency
Callaway Gardens
Georgia
Modern Woodmen of America
Home Office
Rock Island, Illinois
Marting’s Nations Department
Kentucky
Valance
Hallmark
Old Salem
Bates
Marting’s Cosmetics
N. Court St
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