Tri County Head Start opens assistant aide position
Logan director of Head Start Day Care Pam Mender for Tri County Community Action Agency announced Tuesday the opening for an assistant aide at the program and invited applicants.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1972
Page
12
Logan director of Head Start Day Care Pam Mender for Tri County Community Action Agency announced Tuesday the opening for an assistant aide at the program and invited applicants.
Nelsonville Circle One rummage sale at the American Legion Building Saturday opens at 8 a.m. Sponsored by First United Methodist Church, it features children's clothing among other items such as appliances.
Seoul AP reports South Korea earned 63.8 million dollars from wig exports in January through October 1971, a decline of 18 million dollars from the same period in 1970, according to the Hair Goods Export Association.
Nelsonville firemen answered an alarm about 5 29 p m Tuesday to the Martin Woodrum residence on Mason City Hill. Smoke from an overheated coal furnace filled the house prompting a scare but no damage was reported.
A cast of about 75 rehearses mid February for the 19th annual Wellston Rotary Club minstrel show to be held March 17 18 in the Wellston High School auditorium. Rotary President Larry Kibler names Don Sanders show producer and Harry Willard alio director with a full committee handling musical direction advertising promotion lights sound and more. Proceeds fund Rotary community projects including Teen Town and the Wellston youth canteen.
Logan William W. Evans, a Republican, filed for the Hocking County sheriff in the May 2 primary. The filing deadline is Wednesday at 4 p.m. Incumbent Democrat Paul Hartman and Democrat Conrad Hewlett also filed. Evans and his wife were mentioned in the report.
Nelsonville police chief Max Valkinburg warns violations will be cited for parking on the wrong side or blocking driveways. He notes that wrong way parking on designated one side streets is illegal unless an ordinance allows it.
Jackson County Heart Fund Drive leaders for February are Elizabeth Verian Dorothy Pritchard and Barbara McKinniss with Future Homemakers of America Jackson High School chapter and Marianna Edwards Margaret Parks Oak Hill chairmen to be named later The drive raised a record 5000 dollars per Mrs Elizabeth Yerian president Balloons sale Feb 12 and Heart Sunday Feb 27 will feature house to house canvassing to collect funds and share heart saving information Officers include Marie Stewart Mary Lucas Imogene Swan and Dorothy Pritchard
A retirement dinner in Whitehall honors Miss Hazel Ansel of Columbus after 43 years as a teacher. Principal James Caire led the event with tributes from the Whitehall Board of Education and Education Association, the city council, mayor, State Department of Public Instruction, Gov. Gilligan, and President Nixon.
McARTHUR Herbert Forcier found guilty of vehicular homicide and reckless operation in Vinton County Common Pleas Court. He was sentenced to three months in the Cincinnati Workhouse and fined $250 plus costs, with the sentence suspended pending appeal. The Village of McArthur vs. Sherman V Hopkins case was dismissed by the Court of Appeals for lack of cause of action in mandamus.
Nelsonville police investigated the loss of a portable General Electric television set from Kitty Patton at 19 East Columbus Street. The theft is believed to have occurred between midnight Sunday and 7 p.m. Monday.
Births list includes Mr and Mrs William Beech Nelsonville Route 1 a daughter and Mr and Mrs Carl H Lanning Nelsonville a daughter. Admitted are Bette Tignor Melvin Blackburn Mona Bennett all Nelsonville and others from Millfield Logan The Plains Jacksonville Chauncey New Marshfield and Logan routes. Dismissals include Gary Hogue and daughter Floyd Keeton Mary Kulakowski Shirley Sprague Leo Trader Gertrude Herrold Evelyn Miller.
Mrs. Clifford Lindsay of Rockbridge and Mrs. Donald Mundy of Union Furnace share the birth with Mrs. Hamilton Lewis Sr. Mrs. Gladys Lehman Mrs. Glendon Smith and Ralph Baker also listed from Logan. Additional births include William Webb Willard Starr Paul Lytle and Julianna Remberg Maude Roulon Dessie Anderson and Jimmie Pitts.
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