Hocking Tech Board Adopts Fee Schedule Forestry Museum Plan
The Hocking Technical College board approved a Winter Quarter 1976-77 fee schedule and a plan to sponsor a forestry museum with a campus site. James Bailey was sworn in as a trustee, revisiting his earlier role when the college was the TriCounty Technical Institute. The board also approved 39 citizens for a Natural Resources Advisory Committee to assist several departments.
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Wilbur Mender
Nelsonville
Hocking
TriCounty Technical Institute
Tri-County District Joint Vocational School Board
College plans broaden counsel base and forestry museum progress
The college discusses adding non-governmental areas to a committee for broader counsel. Full-time and part-time student fees are outlined, along with application and registration costs. A forestry museum is moving forward with designated departments and filed incorporation as a non-profit. trustees named include Light Higgins Miller Oakley and others with more to be named.
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Forestry, Recreation and
Dr. Light
William M. Baldwin
Plainwell
Mich
Christine Heifner
Elmwood PI
Athens
Yvonne Luchs
E. State St
Kay Lavey Bourgin
Cincinnati
Logan
Light
Richard Mitchell
Diabetes Resources Center
Frank Downhour
Ohio Hocking Forestry Museum
Tom Higgins
Columbus
E. Burns Miller
Murray City
Jack V. Oakley
Brad Harter
Rev. J. Lloyd Evans
Nelsonville
Leslie Rollins
Emmett A. Conway
McArthur
Vine Street Hump Removal and Logan Street Repairs Authorized
Logan City Council approved two emergency ordinances totaling 84 264 30 to fund Vine Street hump removal and paving of multiple streets. Work by F H Brewer Co will lower Vine Street 5 feet at Walnut Street and extend grading, with repairs and plant mix on several blocks and a one way North Street proposal to ease traffic before school starts.
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Ruth Stump
Logan
Vine Street
F. H. Brewer Co
Vine St
Walnut Street
F. Page Backus
California Avenue
Homer
Betty Avenue
Florence
End
Ruth
Betty
Louise
Walnut
Zanesville
Hickory Street
East
Vine
Oak
Oak Street
Brook Street
Elm Street
Third
Mission
Eulalia Avenue
Fourth
Hunter
Short Avenue
Weldy
Hocking Avenue
Motherwell
Henrietta
Short
Gallagher
Weil Street
Keynes Street
Mulberry
Market
Walhrounding Avenue
Falls
Corporation
Tri County Levy Vote Remains in Doubt at Board Meeting
Tri County Joint Vocational School Board may seek a half mill operating levy after a 7-1 vote with eight members present. A two thirds majority was required to place the levy on the November ballot. Dissenting Joe Andrews cited district financial problems as a reason against the levy.
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Judy Sinnott
Nelsonville
Tri-County Joint Vocational School Board
Joe Andrews
Andrews
Patricia Light
Dan Long
Teachers Association
John Duus
Duus
Alexander
Fairfield County
Tri- County
Poston
Ron Smith
Larry Wells
Wells
Deeds Dairy
David Lott
New Lexington
Porter Building Named for T C Porter at Tri-County School
Nelsonville ceremony honors former Tri-County Joint Vocational School superintendent T C Porter. Porter led the district 1966 to 1976 and retired Aug 1 after 42 years in education. Building renamed from Hocking Technical College site. board lauds his leadership and community cooperation. Porter vows to attend meetings and harass. Mrs Porter receives roses.
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Nelsonville
T. C. Porter
Tri-County
Porter
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