Interim Budget Adopted by Tri-County Joint Vocational School Board
The Tri-County Joint Vocational School board approved a 1977 interim budget of 1 400 471 40 with general fund spending including 966 693 35 for personnel and 190 430 for fixed charges. The board authorized liability insurance for members, dues for the Ohio School Boards Association, and a loan request of 50 000 to 75 000 to cover payroll. Bills totaling 20 803 01 were approved for payment and a depository contract bid was authorized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Tri- County Joint Vocational School
Board of Education
Don Young
Earl Parkins
Elizabeth Opperman
Ohio School Boards Association
Tri County Joint Vocational Board Elects Officers
At the reorganizational meeting in Nelsonville Don Young was chosen president and Dr. M. K. Fugate named vice president for the year. Re-appointed members Patricia Light and Don Young took oaths. Gene Poling and Rex Robinson were absent. Meetings continue the third Tuesday at 7 30 p m in the Pierce Room. Salaries set: board $20 and 12 cents per mile. Elizabeth Opperman reappointed as clerk treasurer for four years. Elizabeth Matheny named assistant for two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Tri-County Joint Vocational Board
Don Young
M. K. Fugate
Patricia Light
Young
Gene Poling
Rex Robinson
Pierce
Elizabeth Opperman
Elizabeth Matheny
Ohio Valley auction prices at Gallipolis sale
Prices at Saturday’s Ohio Valley Livestock Co. auction in Gallipolis ranged across categories including stocker steers 21 to 34.50, stocker heifers 17.50 to 31, canner and cutter cows 17.50 to 23, Holsteins 23 to 26.40, commercial bulls 27 to 32, veals 57 to 80, culls 52 and down, sows 28 to 32.50, stock cows by the head 120 to 245, stock cows and calves 130 to 270, stock bulls 120 to 235, baby calves 3, and pigs 9 to 18.
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Ohio Valley Livestock Co
Gallipolis
Tri-County Weighs Gas Purchase as Allocation Dims
Tri-County Joint Vocational School weighs buying extra gas after using 83 percent of its five month allocation. Supt. Earl Parkins to negotiate with a local industry while eight area schools decide on sending students. Maintenance gas keeps pipes from freezing with a March switch possible. Also approved are four smoke eaters for the welding shop and hired Roger Davis as an evening instructor in the manpower program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Parkins
Ronald Smith
Parkins
Smith
Fugate
Ohio University
Vocational Planning District
Roger Davis
Nelsonville
John Ryan
African Professor Madame Fall to Visit Rio Grande College
English professor from Bombay Senegal West Africa will tour 20 colleges to build cross cultural awareness. A 730 reception in the dining hall features a West Africa art exhibit and a two day schedule includes student meetings and high school talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio Grande
Madame N'Dye Fall
Bombay
Senegal
West Africa
Rio Grande College Community College
Madame Fall
Dakar University
Institute of Technology
Peace Corps
Exeter University
England
Daka
Phelps-Stokes Fund
New York
Appalachian
Linda Bauer
Christine Epling
Logan County Hears Demolition Bid For 181 S Spring St
Commissioners accepted the sole bid to raze the house at 181 S Spring St to clear space for a senior citizens center. Eddie Kilbarger bid 3 451 50 including debris removal and basement filling. Keiner Wreckers offered 2 700 but was not accepted due to timing.
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Ruth Stu Logan
Logan
Hocking County
S. Spring St
Senior Citizens Center
Eddie Kilbarger
Kilbarger
Keiner Wreckers
Chris Veidt
John Schalip
Division of Reclamation of
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Start
Jim Nutter
Schalip
Nutter Brothers
James McLain
Thelma Keyes
McLain
Miss Keyes
Leonard Myers
Public Works
Beef Stolen From Freezer and Club Meeting Planned
Logan Ronald Lowery of South Bloomingville reported to Sheriff Thrush that someone forced open a rear door at his Route 56 home Wednesday afternoon and stole 500 pounds of packaged beef from the freezer. A blanket appeared used to drag the meat. Glouster United Mine Workers Auxiliary to meet at 7 pm at Burr Oak Restaurant weather permitting.
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Logan
Ronald Lowery
Bloomingville
Hocking County
Paul Thrush
Glouster
United Mine Workers Auxiliary
Burr Oak
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Michael Larson
Meigs County Road
Carpenter
Pomeroy
Albany Area Volunteer Fire Department
Board
Ohio Valley
Tri-County
Judy Sinnott
Tri-County Joint Vocational School Board
Chauncey
Ernest Dehmann
Jess Pendleton
Girls
Washington
Pfc
Ralph E. Sutton
Army
Fort Knox
Kyle
Shelia
Kayla
Ralph
Dehmanns
Pomeroy Pomera Rutland Netiona Toppers Plains Bank
the Bank of the Century
Myers
CETA
Larry Gerstner
Lake Moor Subdivision
Falls Two
Gerstner
West Logan
Parley Nutter
Nutter
Esther Carpenter
Engineering Department
Louis Taulbee
Ohio Valley Health Services
Edwin Johnston
Columbus
Ohio Association of Common Pleas
Akron
Adilac
Karr & van Zandt
America
U.S
Messenger
Athens
United
Messenger Office
The
Athens Messenger
Athens, Ohio
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