Gun Safety and Hunting Classes Planned by Protector
Wayne Chappelear, McArthur county game protector, will lead gun safety and hunting classes for all ages and groups such as schools, Scouts, churches, and clubs. Contact McArthur 596-4272. Ohio Division of Wildlife will provide trees and shrubs for qualifying Winthrop County landowners with 30 acres or more if contacted before Feb 1. Turkey permits available now for May 3 through May 6. one bearded gobbler per hunter. allows taking a companion on the trip if accepted. Beaver trapping season runs Feb 1 to Feb 15 on private land with regulations from the 1967 hunting and trapping laws.
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Chappelear
Ohio Division of Wildlife
Wintom County
Chauncey Marine In Boot Camp
Pvt James Lou Childress son of Mr and Mrs Dennis H Childress enlisted in the Marine Corps Jan 19 after a 120 day delay and Aviation Guarantee signup He is in eight weeks of boot camp at San Diego and will attend Camp Pendleton for advanced infantry training before home leave An outstanding Chauncey Dover High 1963 valedictorian and National Honor Society president later attended Ohio University CHAUNCEY Junior Fellowship to hold a cook out Friday at 4 pm with 30 cents per person
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Chauncey
James Lou Childress
Dennis H. Childress
High St
Marine Corps
San Diego
Calif
Camp Pendleton
Childress
Chauncey ~ Dover High
Ohio University
Dog Owners Dee Rush For Licenses
Widespread publicity that Vinton county dog warden Harve Newman would file charges against residents who did not buy 1967 dog tags prompted a rush to the auditor's office. Auditor Glenn L. Peters reported selling 1550 tags on hand plus 50 blanks and ordering 300 more, with clerks accepting payments and issuing receipts. The county commissioners backed the warden with penalties after January 20, and Peters noted past years sold tags declined before the surge.
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McArthur
Vinton County
Harve Newman
Glenn L. Peters
Peters
Vinton Seeks Inclusion in Federal Food Stamp Plans
Vinton requests inclusion in the federal food stamp program for surplus commodities while three Hamden women urge aid for a destitute resident. The board hopes more food can be issued once the plan is approved. County officials consider extending tax book timing and seeking state approval. Plans to fund new junior fair buildings are discussed, with options for mortgaging county property. The commission calls for bids on a new county highway dump truck and trades in an older Dodge unit.
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Mcarthur
Vinton County
John V. Morrow
Owen Harper - Raymond Cottrill
State Tax Commission
Warren Maerker
Hamden
The
Fair Board
Commission of Plans
County Highway Department
Richard A. Hagerty
Raymond Cottrill
Beckley Named Prosecuting Attorney in McArthur
McArthur attorney John L. Beckley was appointed by the Vinton County Republican central committee to fill the vacant prosecuting attorney post after Charles L. Curran’s resignation. Beckley, former Vinton County representative to the Ohio General Assembly, will serve through 1968. He is a McArthur High School graduate, Ohio University and Ohio Northern University law school alumnus, admitted to the Ohio bar in 1954, with U.S. Supreme Court admission, and is married with three daughters.
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McArthur
Vinton County
Republican Central Committee
John L. Beckley
Charles L. Cur
Beckley
Ohio General Assembly
The
Generals
Ohio University
Ohio Northern
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