Athens Soil Conservation Board Feeds Newsletter Plan
The Athens Soil Conservation Service board unanimously approved a motion to publish a soil conservation newsletter three to four times a year funded by local sponsors. Robert Steele introduced the idea. The meeting also announced ready plat book proofs and wildlife packets for this year amid pollution cost estimates and a state survey. Floyd Heft praised the efforts.
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Board of Supervisors
Athens Soil Conservation Service
Robert Steele
Don Campbell
Athens County
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Athens
Department of Natural Resources
Floyd Heft
Soil and Water Conservation District
Campbell
Humane Society Honors 3 Women For Their Support
The Athens County Humane Society honored three local women for their support. Hazel Roach of 43 Madison Ave received a life membership for organizing an animal shelter on Route 13 in 1959. Helen Vaughn of Strouds Run Road earned an honorary membership for her financial support and teaching pupils animal welfare. Gerald T Wilkinson of 20 N May Ave received both an honorary and life membership for her concern and funding of animal welfare.
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Athens County Humane Society
Hazel Roach
Madison Ave
Route 13
Humane Society
Henri Seibert
Helen Vaughn
Strouds
Run Road
Stewart
Seibert
Gerald T.wilkinson
N. May Ave
Messenger
Dan Dry
Hazel Road
Strouds Run
Gerald T. Wilkinson
May Ave
State to Sell Structures Along Appalachian Highway Route 32
The Ohio Department of Transportation will auction structures on eight properties in and near Athens on December 19 as part of Appalachian Highway work. Listings include a block business building plus a one story frame house on Route 50W and a two story house at 435% Richland Avenue with 30 day possession, with more parcels to follow.
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the Messenger
Athens
Ohio
Richlé Kid
Ohio Department of Transportation
Stimson Avenue
Richland Avenue
Richland
Blackburn Road
DOT
Mulligan Road
Marietta
Miller Seeks Legislation to Preserve Nonhighway ARC Projects
Rep Clarence Miller announced plans to sponsor next year a bill to extend nonhighway programs of the Appalachian Regional Commission. The program authorization expires June 30 and public support across ARC districts informs the drafting of new legislation. ARC was created by the 1965 Appalachian Regional Development Act to aid residents in 13-state region.
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Clarence Miller
Appalachian Regional Commission
ARC
Commission
Appalachian
Ohio
Miller
10Th District
Rio Grande offers winter real estate courses
Rio Grande Community College will offer Real Estate Law and Real Estate Finance as night classes this winter quarter. Real Estate Finance meets Tuesdays 8 10 p.m taught by Hugh Graham and Real Estate Law Thursdays taught by Sam Neal. Registration is Monday Jan 6 with classes starting Jan 7.
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Rio Grande
Rio Grande Community College
Sam Smith
Ohio Real Estate Commission
Hugh Graham
Gallipolis Savings and Loan Association
Vote Recount Begins in Athens County Governor Race
The hand recount of ballots in the governor's race started at 7 a.m. in Athens County with 11 of 68 precincts finished by midmorning. Two observers from Gov. Gilligan's office monitored the process as elections boards proceed.
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Athens County
Elections Board
John Gilligan
Athens
Pamphlet on Slaughtering Pork Arrives at Extension Office
Hocking County Extension reports a free pamphlet Slaughtering Cutting and Processing Pork on the Farm, ordered by Beverly Donahey to answer home slaughtering queries. Call 385-3222 or visit the Hocking fairgrounds Extension office for details. Also, VFW Post 3467 meets at 8 p.m. with refreshments. a Christmas party for members and families is set for Sunday at 2 p.m. at the Post.
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Nelsonville
City Considers Bidding All City Insurance Contracts
Mayor Donald Barrett proposes opening all city insurance purchases to bids starting next year. The city spends about 21 000 annually on insurance covering 68 vehicles, employee life and health, liability, and buildings. Fleet insurance for 1975 is expected to cost 9 000, down from 4 74, due to lower claims and a higher deductible. The auditor received a 21 000 bill to be paid from dwindling 1974 general funds.
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Donald Barrett
Barrett
Service Safety
Ralph Nuzum
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