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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1971
Page
15
The Meigs High School Chorale offers a 2:30 p.m. spring program in the school auditorium under Mrs. Christine Guthrie. Sacred pieces and modern numbers mix with selections such as A Choral Prayer and The Heavens Are Telling, with Girls and Boys Choruses performing solos and arrangements from familiar works.
The Ohio State University College of the Arts presented The University Brass Choir and the University Chorus in a Sunday concert in Mershon Auditorium. The program featured Schuman Suite pieces, Love Hymn prologue and epilogue, and an Alma Mater finale with instrumental interludes and organ accompaniment.
Salem Center opened registration for the first grade drawing 13 registrants for the next school year. Prospective students and parents attended with Mrs. Kenneth Romaine and other area residents noted among attendees. Refreshments followed the event.
The Bend Area Church Women United will hold May Fellowship Day in New Haven at 7 30 p m on Friday in the St Paul Lutheran Church. The theme Focus on the Family in a New Era stresses family qualities for others with special music and entertainment. Co chairmen Mrs Carroll Adams Jr and Mrs Jack Flesher lead the program with refreshments to follow in the church social room.
Avco Broadcasting announces the Best of Phil Donahue will air in prime time starting August 15. The program will be offered in half hour and one hour formats to regular station buyers and features in depth analyses with studio audience and phone in viewers. It is already broadcast in 20 markets including New York City Washington Philadelphia San Diego and Miami.
Salem Center PTA honored thirteen grandparents with corsages during Grandparents Night. Mrs. Mabel Harmon led devotions and prayer before Mrs. Harold Lohse installed new officers led by president Phyllis Dugan. The sixth grade won the attendance banner as cultural arts exhibits were shown. The next County Council meeting was announced for Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at Letart Falls Elementary School.Outgoing treasurer Mrs. Jesse Might expressed thanks for support.
Mason County Circuit Court Judge James Thompson ordered dismissals in four dockets. The cases include Isabella Wright doing business as Wright's Trailer Sales v Bertha Harrison, Jack B. Lewis v Bertha Kingrey, Peoples Bank of Point Pleasant v Larry and Sharlene McCartney, and Herbert C. Dawkins v Mary Edith Dawkins.
Charles Mead ows Meadows was fined on four charges in village court Saturday evening by Mayor Charles Legar. He was convicted of driving while intoxicated $100 and costs resisting arrest $50 larceny $50 and littering $15. Others fined include Larry Graham unknown address $10 and costs intoxication and $50 larceny, Harry Swartz Coolville $5 and costs failure to yield right of way, Gary Michael Pomeroy $5 and costs failure to yield right of way. Benny Stafford New Haven forfeited an $18.70 bond for speeding.
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