Wet Weekend Camporee Tests Scouting Skills
More than 200 scouts from 10 area troops braved rain at the Hock Hocking District Spring Camporee. Troop 50 won the camporee award for best overall effort while Patrols from Troop 58 and Troop 69 excelled in knot tying, maps, and first aid. Ohio University groups aided, as Major Stan White organized events amid persistent showers.
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Charlie Brown
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Beggar's Opera to Close Ohio University Theater Season
Ohio University Theater wraps its season with the John Gay musical The Beggar's Opera. Opening night is Friday with performances May 18 19 and May 22 26 at University Theater. Tickets on sale 11 6 daily and 8 30 p m on performance days. Director Rex McGraw designer Robin Lacy and stage manager Jeffrey R Wagner lead a 45 scene 69 song uncensored production with cast including Laurie Schaefer Ed Avery Maurice Erickson Pat Campbell Aston Auld Richard Kagey Peggy Kennedy Stephanie See Christopher Schario Dar Wilhelm and Arnold Brav.
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London
University Theater
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Rex McGraw
Robin Lacy
Jeffery R. Wagner
Robert Schacke
Thom Schmunk
Laurie Schaefer
Ed Avery
Maurice Erickson
Pat Campbell
Aston Auld
Richard Kagey
Peggy Kennedy
Stephanie See
Christopher Schario
Dar. Wilhelm
Arnold Brav
At F H Join Honor Society Nineteen NH S inductees listed
Twenty five Feder al Hocking High School students eight seniors and eleven juniors joined the National Honor Society in a ceremony led by Mrs. Frank Downhower from Nelsonville York High School. Inducted seniors included Jim Archer Linda Richardson David Smith Tommie Hill Judy Dye and others. Juniors inducted were Teresa Thompson Joyce Morrison and more. Officer slate for 1968 69 named Dennis as president Linton as vice president Bailey secretary Dailey treasurer Lamp news reporter. Rain measured .73 inch halted Hocking River flow in Athens with river at 7.28 feet and rising. overnight low 56 after 68 high. 9 am temp 61.
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Frank Downhower
Nelsonville York High School
Jim Archer
Linda Richardson
David Smith
Tommie Hill
Judy Dye
David Well
Tim Smith
Phyllis Barnhart
Betsy Cain
Connie Starkey
Mary Jane Cody
Peggy Mullen
Judy Coen
Jane Veon
Teresa Thompson
Joyce Morrison
Sharon Dennis
Kathy Smith
Shirley Dailey
Carolyn Bailey
Clarence Johnson
Joe Russell
Rebecca Linton
Patty Dwyer
Judy Lamp
National Honor Society
Miss Dennis
Miss Linton
Miss Bailey
Miss Dailey
Miss Lamp
Athens
Hocking
C L. Colmer
U. S
Colmer
TV Station Owner Set For Banquet
Bill Michaels president of Storer Broadcasting Co and member of the national Television Code Board will be the principal speaker at the 1968 Television Radio Recognition Banquet at Ohio University. The James Shouse Award will go to the outstanding senior in television radio for 1968. WOUB Radio will announce its new staff members and 1968 staff honors will be announced. Storer Broadcasting Co operates stations in major markets including Los Angeles Philadelphia Cleveland New York Toledo Detroit Miami Atlanta Milwaukee and Boston.
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Storer Broadcasting Co
National Television Code Board
Ohio University
Bromley Hall
James Shouse
Presley D. Holmes
College of Communication
Shouse
Woub Radio
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Izaac Walton League Meeting in Athens With Guest Speaker
The Athens Izaac Walton League will meet Thursday at 7 30 p m at the club cabin Don Johnson executive secretary of the Hocking Valley Conservancy District will be the guest speaker.
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Athens Izaac Walton League
Don Johnson
Hocking Valley Conservancy District
Canada Population Surpasses Nineteen Million
The latest census update shows Canada’s population exceeding 19,516,000, marking continued growth. The figure reflects maintained gains across provinces, with Ontario and Quebec contributing substantial shares to the total.
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Blood Donations Surpass Goal For Athens County Quarters
Athens County's Red Cross blood drive met its quota with 198 pints collected yesterday and 347 pints over two days, 77 pints above target. Executivedirector Mrs. Charles McVey expressed happiness while warning against future lapses, as next drive is not scheduled until fall.
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Athens County
American Red Cross Blood Bank
Charles McVey
Clairol, Inc
Robert Gamwell
Fred Pichard
Darrell Arnold
Paul Johnson
Bert Kozma
Fireman George Enevoldsen Resigns from City Department
Fireman George Enevoldsen, a No 2 Station member on Rhineland Avenue living at 110 Columbus Rd, announced his resignation per Chief Charles Dalton. He plans to manage a motorcycle sales outlet, reducing the department to 18 of 19 authorized positions.
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George T. Enevoldsen
Charles Dalton
Enevoldsen
Columbus Rd
Richland Avenue
Fire department responds to fall at Stimson Avenue
The emergency squad was called to 20 Stimson Ave at 7 04 p m Tuesday after Bundy Perry age 60 of Athens Route 3 fell and bumped his head. No aid was given and he went home with friends.
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Stimson Ave
Bundy Perry
Athens
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