Tri-County boards approves plans for 64 room motel complex
The Tri-County District Joint Vocational School Board approved plans for a 64 room motel and education center near Nelsonville with an estimated 840 000 dollar project cost funded by 640 000 federal Appalachian funds and 160 000 local notes. Architect Harry Misel presented drawings and an Aug 25 bid date was discussed with completion targeted for September 1972. Imperial House hotels would manage the operation under a five year contract with revenue used to amortize notes. the project includes handicapped accessible design and potential indoor pool. Board members also appointed trustees and reappointed two existing trustees at a caucus of 11 district boards.
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Nelsonville
Tri-County District Education Center
Tri-County District Joint Vocational School Board
Harry Misel
Misel
Appalachia
State Department of Education
Management and Service Agency
Imperial House
Tels
James Shumaker
Shumaker
School Board
Technical Institute
Tri-County Technical Institute Board of Trustees
Tri County
Athens
Hocking
Perry
Roland Pierce
Nelsonville-York City
Carl Risch
Logan City
Risch
Pierce
Tri-County
James Moore
Board
Mem
Plans Underway For Vinton County Fair
The Vinton County Junior Fair runs August 4 to 7 at the fair grounds north of McArthur on Route 93. Highlights include a Queen Contest, Booth Judging, Barn Cleanliness, an Open-Class Horse Show, Livestock Exhibits, 4 H Style Revue, and nightly entertainment. A modeling seminar for 4 H girls is scheduled Monday afternoon with Extension agent Dale Steck coordinating and local aides assisting.
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Fairgrounds
McArthur
Dale Steck
Home Economics
Sarah Hulbert
Diana McClelland
Cheryl Brown
Phyllis Christopher
Nancy Wyman
Laura Park
Vinton County
4-H Council
Fire Alert System Readied for Nelsonville Fire Dept
Nelsonville approves 2600 for a radio operated fire alert and monitoring system to be ready in eight weeks. The upgrade converts a police transmitter to fire radio use with home monitors for volunteers, improving dispatch and location details for fire calls.
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Nelsonville
Clarence Hall
Athens
Logan
Donald Bumgardner
Mount St Mary Hospital Notes and Local Event Lineup
Community notices list residents and dismissals at Mount St Mary Hospital including Grace Loomis and Paul Murdock. The weekend program features a matinee Friday 1 to 4 p.m. with $1 rides, nightly free entertainment at 9 p.m. Wednesday through Saturday includes The Country Four, Square Dance, Act IV, Frog Stack and the Country Gentlemen. Parking is free and admission is free.
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Frog Stack
Bible School Nears End at First United Methodist Church
In Nelsonville the closing program for the Bible School will be Friday night at the church. A handwork display opens at 7 p.m. with the program starting 7:30 p.m. in the sanctuary. A song by fifth and sixth graders titled What’s The Matter With The World Today will be featured. Attendance averaged 121 per day first week.
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Nelsonville
First
United Methodist Church Bible School
Bible School
Roy Ballard
Romano Carter
Betsy Shearer
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Vocational High School
Clyde Pratt
Athens County Board of Education
Howard Woodyard
Bers
Richard Hubbard
Wilbur Mender
Billy Neal
Lawrence Thomas
Lewis Moore
George Carter
David Burgess
Perry County
Clyde Grey
Moore
T. C. Porter
Tri-County Vocational High School
John Light
The
Elizabeth Opperman
Tri-County Vocational School Board
Light
Ohio
Nelsonville York Board
Attorney General
Earl Park
Donald Barton
4-H
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Grace Loomis
Hollister
Thomas Perry
III
Paul Murdock
Flossie Bernard
Glouster
Flora Monk
Willard Kieffer
Murray City
Autta Thomas
Buchtel
William L. Collins
Wilbert Rutter
Brenda Fain
Tammie Fain
John Lopez
Pollie Turn
Lula Shrieves
Deborah Hartley
Anna Romanowski
Florence Unger
Howard Phillips
City Recreation
Royal Scott
Stokley Drinks
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