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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1967

Page

2

Catfish Stockups At Athens Pond Draw Kids To Park

George Billy of District 9 oversees stocking channel catfish at the Department of Natural Resources pond on E State Street. Kids with fishing poles watch the 12 to 23 inch fish being released to boost kiddy fishing and to serve as a stock for future impoundments and the state fair. Officials plan fall improvements including draining and sealing the pond to curb seepage and bank erosion, with stone paths and a fishing platform to enhance year round use.

George Billy Natural Resources Pond E. State Street Athens Department of Natural Resources Billy Verner Hondell Division Forester Honchell

Ohio University hosts eight summer workshops for thousands

About 2,731 people will come to the Ohio University campus over Sunday and Monday for eight summer workshops. Programs include a Summer Institute in Economics for social studies teachers, a Summer Institute of Mathematics funded by the NSF, an Instructional Leadership Conference, a high school art workshop, a forensics workshop, a high school publications workshop, a journalism program with noted professionals, and an annual Workshop on Economic Education. Names of local participants and directors are listed along with dates through July 1.

Ohio University Harry Crewson Athens Richard D. Blosser Mound St Logan Senior High George Tipton Logan Logan Junior High National Science Foundation Robert J. Liffey Insitute Ted J. Foster Congress J. William Click Helen Bottel King Features Mell Lazarus Miss Peach Russell N. Baird Charlotte Bell Luella Cliffton Richard Gentry Lynn Johnson Guido H. Stempelin A. T. Turnbull Paul H. Wagner Isabelle Work Jan Penix Michael J. Changnon Carl Fleischhauer Lawrence J. Gregory Jr Wayne R. Lennebacker Bruce A. McElfresh Frank Salmo Bruce Humphrey Prgram John Neff New Lexington Anna C. Rose The Plains Ohio Byron Hollinger Ohio Council On Economic Education Charles Minelli Memorial Auditorium Elms

Marriage Licenses Listed for Local Residents

Bruce A Rem 23 Bourbonneis and Judith A Williams 23 Athens seek marriage. Larry Sapp 24 storekeeper and Mil an K Martin 24 secretary of Peal Mecum Jockgaewitie lumber mill Pan and Joan Lee Powell 16 Amesville home. Victor Joe Mayle 21 Cutler factory worker and Alice Velmarsons 19 Stewart at home. Lonnie R Walters 19 Guysville book binder and Carol J Stephenson 18 Glouster clerk typist. Michael G Brozok 18 cook and Kath R Bennett 17 typist, both of Stewart. James F Vernon 24 Glouster public health representative and Phyllis A Hartley 22 Nelsonville stenographer. Jerry L McLaughlin 22 Marion laborer and Sharon Berry 20 Trimble waitress.

Bruce A. Rem Bourbonneis Judith A. Williams Athens Larry Sapp Milan K. Martin Peal Mecum Jockgaewitie Joan Lee Powell Amesville Victor Joe Mayle Cutler Alice Velmarsons Stewart Lonnie R. Walters James F. Vernon

Cures For Appalachia Ills Involve Adequate Housing

The Appalachian Housing Conference at Port Columbus brings together about 75 business and public officials to tackle substandard housing. speakers cite wide rural dispersion, a four in ten rate of substandard housing in some areas, and a turn key method where private developers build low cost housing for public authorities to own. A seven thousand five hundred dollar unit model could cost about fifty dollars monthly to mortgage, aiming to expand access for low income families. Conference to propose methods to attack the housing problem.

America Center For Economic Opportunity Appalachian CEO Ohio University Port Columbus Holiday Inn Appalachia Sam Sharp Appalahia Francis C. Moravitz Appalachian Regional Commission West Virginia Kentucky Doris Mersdorf Department of Housing and Urban Development Jerome H. Pintof United State Gypsum Co New York City Steven Silvert Office of Economic Opportunity

Columbia Avenue Opens Temporarily After Slips

Columbia Avenue near North Wood Drive reopened at noon in a single lane under temporary traffic control. Trucks are barred while a repaired ditch directs traffic over corrugated pipe. City awaits a consultant’s core drilling report to determine slip causes.

Columbia Avenue Northwood Drive Dwight Robinson

Head Start Classes Begin At Alexander

Registration for the Alexander School District Head Start Summer program will be held Friday Saturday and Monday. Students aged four to six with no previous schooling are eligible to begin classes Monday. Sessions run 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Transportation and lunch are provided. The sessions end August 12.

Alexander

Athens Principal Offered Columbus Education Post

A veteran Athens city school administrator, not extended a new contract, has been offered an education position in Columbus. G A Gardner, 39 Grosvenor St., served eight years as principal of Athens Junior High and would have been eligible for full retirement in two years. Twenty three of the junior high faculty urged a new contract, saying attempts were being made to railroad him out of the system. Gardner previously headed Ames-Bern schools 25 years and holds degrees from Ohio University. The middle school plan for grades 6 7 and 8 has been delayed.

Athens City Columbus G. A al) Gardner Grosvenor St Athens Gardner Chauncey and the Plains Fred Chase State Department of Education Ames-Bern Amesville High School Ohio University

Fifteen Athens Ministers Transferred at Ohio Conference

The Ohio Annual Methodist Conference at Lakeside announced major reassignments for Athens ministers. Retiring Rev. Dr. John Koontz moves from Athens First to Riverside in Columbus. Loren Parker leaves First Methodist for Waynesfield in the Lima district. New associate is Rev. C. David Misicka, an Ohio University graduate, joining First Methodist. Other transfers include Braley, Saum, Bowser, Alkire, Sullivan, White, Ramsey, Makarius, Lebenstrom, Brown, Hickman, and Hill to various parishes and churches. Middleport notes also cover local social updates.

Ohio Lakeside John Koontz Athens First Methodist Church Wilmington Riverside Methodist Church Columbus Loren Parker First Methodist Waynesfield Lima Wesley Foundation Ohio University Methodist Theological Seminary Delaware Carroll Dumontville Harold Braley Athens Central South Salem Donald Saum Athens Richland Earl C. Bowser Valley Parish Richland Melvin Alkire Baltimore

Police respond to Buckeye Mart false alarm

Athens police were surprised Friday morning when Buckeye Mart on E State Street triggered a false burglar alarm. Only a meter maid was on scene at 9 am and she called the store to confirm the alarm was a false reading. In a separate note, Herbert Sharp, 12 N Shafer Sr, died Friday morning en route to Sheltering Arms Hospital. Jagers and Sons Funeral Home handles arrangements.

Athens Buckeye Mart E. State Street Herbert Sharp N. Shafer Sr Sheltering Arms Hospital City Fire Department Jagers and Sons Funeral Home

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