OU Clubfinishes fifth in national AAF student ad contest
The Ohio University Advertising Club placed fifth in the national finals of the American Advertising Federation student team competition at the National AAF convention in Washington DC. The OU team, backing from the Columbus Advertising Federation and AAF Fifth District, finished five points behind winner University of Texas. Members were Craig Astler Roxie Harbison Tom Neely Micky Rizer and Niles Wolfson with Tom Peters as adviser. The Toyota sponsored event marked the 1976 edition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University Advertising Club
American Advertising Federation
Washington
D.C
Columbus Advertising Federation
AAF
University of Texas
Craig Astler
Roxie Harbison
Tom Neely
Micky Rizer
Niles Wolfson
Tom Peters
Toyota Corp
York Grange Inspected in Athens County Ohio
York Grange No. 2436 held its annual inspection at Grange Hall Oak Grove with one candidate in the first degree and a second degree ceremony by visiting Grangers from Albany Amesville and Lodi. Deputy Grange Master Waldo Poston awarded a grade of 816 and announced future degree events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
York
Oak Grove
Albany
Amesville
Lodi
Wayne Wingett
Bernice Cagg
Athens County
Waldo Poston
Clara Poston
Poston
Grange
Albany Grange
Amesville Grange
Last Day To Register For Rio Grande College Travel Courses
Thursday is final day to enroll for Rio Grande College and Rio Grande Community College summer trips. An eight week Europe itinerary departs August 1 for Holland Germany France Switzerland and Austria at 695 dollars per person, includes most costs. A Canada Quetico wilderness canoe trip departs July 25 and runs to August 8 with 285 dollars, tuition included. Both trips open to the public and inquiries go to the HPER department at Rio Grande College.
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Rio Grande
Rio Grande College
Rio Grande Community College
Holland
Germany
France
Switzerland
Austria
Europe
Quetico
Canada
Call Department of
HPER
Barbara Williams Wins Claude Steppe Scholarship
Barbara Williams of Long Run Road receives the Claude Steppe Scholarship established by Helene Curtis Industries. An Athens High School graduate headed to Ohio University, she earned 30 gymnastics and 50 equestrian awards plus two varsity letters and 4-H honors. Basil Rutter presented the award.
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Messenger
Bob Wilson Jr
Barbara Williams
Harry W. Williams
Long Run Road
Claude Steppe
Steppe’s Beauticians, Inc
Helene Curtis Industries
Athens
Miss Williams
Ohio University
Basil Rutter
Steppe
Stop Signs Coincidence With Highway Opening
Mayor Donald Barrett says four way stop signs on Stimson Avenue at Campbell Street were not timed with the Route 50E extension opening. Council members report traffic tie ups and complaints while Barrett notes signs slow speed. a traffic light at Palmer Street Stimson Ave is delayed to avoid curb parking removal.
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Donald Barrett
Stimson Avenue
Campbell Street
Stimson
Barrett
Transportation Committee
Palmer Street
Viewers Lose Patience With Violent TV Says Ad Chief
J Walter Thompson president says a March poll found 10 percent of viewers avoid products advertised on violent programs while 8 percent consciously refrain from buying. He notes potential negative sales and growing public hostility to violence, urging clients to weigh placing ads in violent content.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Don Johnston
J. Walter Thompson, Co
American Advertising Federation
Johnston
J. Walter Thompson Agency
Rutland Couple Celebrates 40th Anniversary at Home
Mr and Mrs Frank Young observed their 40th wedding anniversary with a surprise gathering at their Rutland home. The guest list featured many relatives from Rutland Cambridge St Albans New Haven Middleport Pomeroy Gallipolis Columbus and more, including Ralph Clark Joe Young and Rev Everett Dulaney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Young
Rutland
Ralph Clark
Bobby
Richie
New Haven
Robert Young
Troy
Wilbur Young
Susan Cleland
Greg
Mary
Mindy Young
Paul Haptonstall
Dorothy Young
William Bailey
Nancy Pope
Tracy
Tonie
Middleport
Lurene Kennedy
Galena
Francis Young
Joe Young
James Quivey
Pomeroy
Cambridge
Galen Will Stephen
Jennifer
Keith Casdorph
Columbus
Everett Dulaney
Gallipolis
Kirby Smith
Brian
William Buck
Norman Will
Duane Will
Carl Peak
Harold Rice
Pauline Atkins
Ruby Halliday
Margaret Belle Weber
Marjorie Milhoan
Seth Nicholson
Charles Barrett
Beulah Grate
Jim Haley
Pauline Markins
Edna Mae Swick
Dan Bintz
Amanda
Carol Buck
Cheshire
Leo Young
Walter Baskiewelz
Marion
Dwight Brown
St. Albans
W. Va
Uranium Remarks Don’t Get Votes in Scioto County Primary
In Portsmouth Ohio President Ford won Ohio overall but lost Scioto County to Reagan 4510 to 3182 after endorsing the Nuclear Fuel Assurance Act. The plan would back up to 8 billion in private uranium enrichment investment with a 177 million appropriation for facility expansion.
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Portsmouth
Ohio
Ford
Ohio River
Scioto County
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Joint Committee On Atomic Energy
Congress
Federal
Here
Pike County
Ohio University Center Joins National Program Affiliation
Ohio University's Center for Human Development gains full membership in the American Association of University Affiliated Programs for the Developmentally Disabled. The center, with 35 staff and $300,000 in grants, serves 272 clients with active treatment for 177, and trained 869 students in 18 months. Directors are Dr. Elsie D. Hessel and Dr. Loyd Inglis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Center For Human Development
American Association of University
Samuel Goldman
College of Educa
Elsie D. Hessel
Loyd Inglis
Elsie Helsel
Robert McNeill
Association
Chicago
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William Harsha
Rohio
United States
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Green Giant
Padi
Maxwell House
Ely
Pilgrim Farm
Richelieu Western
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