Recreation Levy Suggested For Kroger Building Purchase
The Town Meeting Recreation Committee voted to urge Hocking County to place a one mill levy on the November ballot to buy the Kroger building for a countywide recreation center. A cost comparison showed the 14 500 square foot Kroger site plus a 4 000 square foot gym as a possible option competing with a new center at Zaleski.
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Ruth Stump Logan Correspynucan Logan
Town Meeting
Hocking County
Kroger
West Front Street
Hocking
Zaleski Center
Commissioners Asked to Support New Business
Logan Hocking County Commissioners heard a single bid from J J Blazer Construction on resurfacing the Hocking Valley Community Hospital lot for 27865 with an 60 by 120 foot add on area costing 7220. Ted Hayes of Catholic Charities urged backing a six month push to purchase the Coffman facility and form an employee owned company funded by Title IX grants via EDA. A Green Landfill rate hike was approved with a minimum 1 and per yard charges for loose pack and compacted yardage. The board approved judge attendance, transferred funds, and ordered an audit job costing about 1000 to release 20000 to the Engineer Department. Plans for a 310000 gym and remodeling 18000 square foot block were discussed with a five year levy proposed to fund ongoing recreation, with groups planning to seek support from Logan City Council and residents. The next meeting is set for Thursday at 730 pm in the Logan Federal Community Room.
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Logan — Hocking County
J. J. Blazer Construction Company
Lancaster
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
David Arledge
Ted Hayes
Catholic Charities
Coffman Stair Co
Hayes
Economic Development Agency
Chicago
Washington
Citizens Bank
Coffman
Donahey
James E. Stilwell
Edwin Johnston
Columbus
Engineer's Department
Council On Aging
Larry Gerstner
George Blosser
Hocking County
Bruce Sampson
Sampson
Logan City
Logan Federal Community Room
Meigs Winners Named at County Fair in Rabbit Poultry and Horse Events
Winners announced for Meigs County Fair rabbit classes for one year and six months to one year, poultry exhibits, and horses and ponies. Names include Beverly Kerns Athens, Gene Whaley Shade, Carla Whaley, Kathy Parker Pomeroy, Brian Whaley Shade, Christine Napier Bidwell, J R Kennedy Tuppers Plains, and Lisa Warner among others. Open class results list multiple breeds and horses with first place honors.
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Rock Springs
Meigs County
Judy Roberts
Racine
Beverly Kerns
Athens
Gene Whaley
Shade
Carla Whaley
Miss Kerns
Kathy Parker
Pomeroy
Brian Whaley
Barbara Will Pomeroy
James H. Beards
Plymouth Rocks
Christine Napier
Bidwell
Beards
Steve Ohlinger
Ohlinger
J. R. Kennedy
Tuppers Plains
Hiltop Stardust
Melissa Fulton
Griffin
Kathy Fulton
Coolhand
Bill Cole
Lisa Warner
Gill Bill Cole
Tammy Kennedy
Cartoon characters slated for Nelsonville Parade Aug 27
The 1977 Parade of the Hills in Nelsonville features the Banana Splits from Kings Island returning for a second year along with a lion cub and trainer from Lion Country Safari. Also joining are the Winslow Troup with Ollie Factry and Winslow Farnsworthy III, plus Charlie Tuna Wally Walrus and Pete Penguin from Sea World. Contacts: Robert Hollenbaugh at William Brooks Shoe Co. 753-1953.
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Nelsonville
William Brooks
William Brooks Shoe Co
Kings Island
Lion Cub
Lion Country Safari
Winslow Troup
Ollie Factry
the Skunk
Winslow Farnsworthy III
Cincinnati
Charlie Tuna
Wally Walrus
Pete Penguin
Sea World
Robert Hollenbaugh
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