Three Sessions Planned For Farm Forage School
A forage school on production and harvesting of grasses and legumes will be held Feb 10 17 and 24 at 7 30 p m in the Tri County Joint Vocational School Nelson ville Athens County extension agent Kenneth Ackerman announced. Speakers include John F Underwood Donald G Young Ronald Hartman David Boothe William Gill and Don Van Nostram covering best forage combinations renovation fertilizing liming storage and using animals to harvest forages. The program targets beef and sheep producers and dairymen with sessions featuring University of Ohio and extension staff.
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Tri-County Joint Vocational School
Nelsonville
Kennth Ackerman
Athens County
John F. Underwood
Agronomy
Donald G. Young
Hocking County
Agriculture
Ronald Hartman
Athens County Dairyman
David Boothe
Vinton County Extension Agent
Underwood
Tetany
William Gill
Ohio State University Extension
Don van Nostram
Athens County Extension
4-H
Ackerman
Scholarship Awarded to OSU Senior Jim Archer
Ohio State University senior Jim Archer of Guysville Route 1 received the L. P. McCann Scholarship at a Saddle and Sirloin Club awards banquet in Columbus. The $350 award, funded by the Ohio State Life Insurance Co., honors his leadership and contributions to the Saddle and Sirloin Club the College of Agriculture and OSU. Archer is an animal science major and son of Mr and Mrs Russell Archer. He is past president of the Saddle and Sirloin Club and has chaired multiple committees. He has represented the club at the Chicago International and American Society of Animal Science Conventions. He serves as president of the Agriculture and Home Economics Colleges Council and is a resident adviser in the College of Agriculture Living Learning Dormitory.
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Jim Archer
Ohio State University
Guysville
L. P. McCann
Columbus
Archer
College of Agriculture
Ohio State Life Insurance Co
Russell Archer
Saddle and
American Society of Animal Science
Agriculture and Home Economics Colleges Council
Nader Ally Urges Ohio Action Against Pollution
Ralph Nader's Ohio raider John Gear asks Ohio University students and residents to unite and use free legal aid to tackle ecological and consumer issues. Gear tells about 30 students at Scott Quadrangle that the nongovernmental group can provide lawyers at no cost, but leadership must come from locals. He stresses effectiveness communication and coordinated effort.
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Greg Black
Ralph Nader
Ohio
John Gear
Ohio Public Interest Action Group
Ohio University
Gear
Scott Quadrangle
Treasury
Driver Cited After Mishap in Athens Court
Athens police cited 19 year old Phillip Happley of Lisbon for improper lane change after a minor accident on Congress Street involving 18 year old Christy Toy of Warren. Happley pleaded guilty and was fined five dollars plus costs. Another incident saw 21 year old David Erskine cited for speeding after allegedly hitting Kenneth Beery on Lakeview Drive. A Columbus based action group funded by private donations works with lawyers to expose pollution and urges stricter mining and environmental rules in Belmont and Monroe counties.
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Athens
Phillip Happley
Lisbon
Congress Street
Christy Toy
Warren
Happley
Athens County
David Erskine
Mill St
Kenneth Beery
Grosvenor St
Lakeview Drive
Columbus
Ohio
Gear
Belmont County
Ohio Water Pollution Control Board
Hannah Coal Co
Skull Fork
Belmont
Columbus Motorist Charged After Route 50 Crash
A Columbus woman, Carol S. Smith, 20, was cited for failure to stop within assured clear distance ahead after a two car collision on Route 50 two miles east of Guysville. Rufus S. Croston, 45, Chesterhill Route 1, lost control after the crash and overturned, with both drivers suffering minor facial injuries.
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Columbus
Guysville
State Highway Patrol
Carol S. Smith
Rufus S. Croston
Chesterhill
Croston
Smith
Singing Valentines Available at Athens High School
The Athens High School chorus offers singing Valentines 50 cents per selection with taped songs phoned to recipients on Valentines Day between 4 and 10 p.m. Selections include A Dream Is A Wish Your Hearts Make and Let Me Call You Sweetheart. Chorus members will perform at the Feb 24 Children's Concert at Ohio University and practice for the Feb 26 solo and ensemble contest there.
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Athens High School
Vera Smith
Chorale
Barber Shop Quartet
Dog Complaints Bring Promise Of Crackdown
Athens police will crack down on owners who let dogs run at large after a surge of complaints. City Solicitor Gerald Mollica notes as many as 40 reports in one week and says officers are issuing citations and pursuing prosecutions.
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Athens
Gerald Mollica
Mollica
Fathers and Sons Compete in Pack 79 Meeting
Fathers and sons took part in pushups setups and broad jumps during the Amesville Cub Scout Pack 79 gathering at the village building. The group plans to attend church on February 13 and hold a potluck supper at 6 30 p.m. February 29 in the same building.
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Amesville — Fathers and Sons
Amesville
Two Calls Answered by Athens Firemen
Athens firemen answered two calls on Tuesday. At 1:13 p.m. they were summoned to 1 Elliott St. to a house owned by Larry Kent and Leon Baker where smoking rags in a paper bag on a stairway caused no damage. At 8:36 p.m. they went to 221 W. Washington St. where Ida Haning, 86, fell on ice and possibly fractured her hip. She was taken to O'Bleness Memorial Hospital.
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Athens
Elliott St
Larry Kent
Leon Baker
Washington St
Ida Haning
O’bleness
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