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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1967

Page

2

Fixed Equipment Bids OK'd and Suchanek Resignation

The Athens school board approved fixed equipment contracts totaling 184,? million with Brunswick Corp Strawn Plumbing Ferbee Hall Kaiser Equipment Co Republic Steel Scioto Kitchens Broadhead Garrett and Hamilton Manufacturing Co for lockers shelving cabinets and labs at Athens High School The board accepted Suchanek eight years as director of bands with regret and began a state-wide job search for a replacement. Fifteen new one year teachers were awarded contracts under Title VI including Ray mond Abraham and Karen Russell. The board also approved graduating classes 135 Athens 39 Chauncey and 31 The Plains and a plan to join a tri county educational service center with a three year federal funded period.

Brunswick Corp Strawn Plumbing Ferbee Hall Flexible Co Republic Steel Hopkins New High School Kaiser Equipment Co Hamilton Manufacturing Co Scioto Kitchens Sales Inc Broadhead-Garrett Dody Fred Chase Sol Rosenberg Suchanek AHS Chase Athens Chauncey the Plains Ohio University Raymond Abraham Athens High School Karen Russell Tri-County Athens School Board Athens Education Association R. I. Daniel Daniel Rosenberg

Student Aids Program Gets Two Grants

Oto University's Office of Student Financial Aids received two U S Department of Health, Education and Welfare grants to help financially needy students. A 403357 dollar grant funds 525 Work Study Program students from July 1, 1967 to December 31, 1967. A 327350 dollar grant supports Educational Opportunity Grants Program participants. Rep Clarente E Muller of Ohio announced the grants. William C Culp, director, said work study allows part time work to cover educational expenses.

Oto University U. S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare U. S Clarente E. Muller Ohio William C. Culp Student Financial Aids

Wrong Man In Hospital And Walton League Meeting Set

Two Ohio University security officers share nearly identical names Robert Guinn and Robert Gwinn. A telephoned report said one is a patient at University Hospital in Columbus, but the hospitalized individual is Patrolman Gwinn. Athens Izaak Walton League members will meet at 7 30 p.m. Thursday in the clubhouse.

Ohio University Security Office Robert Guinn Harns Robert Gwinn Athens Rural Security Office University Hospital Columbus Guinn Gwinn Walton Athens Izaak Walton League

Engineers To Survey Columbia Ave. Slide

A team of consulting engineers surveyed damage on Columbia Avenue in Athens from hillside slips. Dwight Robinson said pilings may be used in repairs, but the cost could run into thousands and delays persist. Cable Lane detours and Dow Lake projects face access limits as rain-soaked ground continues to slip, with nearby homes showing limited movement.

Athens Columbia Avenue Dwight Robinson Safety-Service Robinson Northwood Strouds Run Cable Lane Dow Lake Lake Columbia John O'Neal Joneswood Dr Briarwood Bryan Canterbury Drive North Crystal Pool Marietta Avenue Cliff Bean

Three Albany ordinances take effect set weed rules and trailer limits

Mayor Donald Pratt announced three Albany village ordinances are now in force. They ban discarded vehicles, regulate house trailer parking, and require property owners to cut weeds twice each summer with specific windows. Noncompliance leads to action and added tax dupli cates.

Mbony Donald Pratt Pratt Athens County Board of Health

Ex-Congressman to Speak at 10th District Democratic Dinner

Former Cincinnati congressman John J. Gilligan to address the 10th District Democratic dinner May 25 at Sportsmans Grill. Gilligan, the district's only congressman in 100 years, may run for the Senate in next year’s primary against Frank Lausche. Dinner 6 p.m. Lavelle announced plans with Athens County committees and state officials invited. Tickets cost 4 dollars.

Cincinnati Sportsman's Grill John J. Gilligan William A. Lavelle Gilligan Robert Taft Jr Lavelle Senate Ic Action Club Athens County Walter Moeller Morton Netop Pete O'Grady Albert Porter Cleveland Helen Gunsett Columbus

Rain Drops Lift Hocking River Levels

Rainfall Monday measured .42 inches as observer C. L. Colmer notes the Hocking River rising slowly. At 11 a.m. the river stood at 10.45 feet while the day’s temperature reached 60 degrees after a low of 40 and a high of 54 earlier.

C. L. Colmer Colmer Hocking

Ohio Elks To Hold Chillicothe Spring Meeting

The South Central District of the Ohio Elks Association will hold its spring meeting in Chillicothe this Saturday and Sunday. Officers for 14 lodges will be installed including William White Nelsonville chairman Raymond Duckler Athens vice chairman Leo Ward Lancaster treasurer Bert Kozma Nelsonville chaplin and Ray Noel Athens esquire.

Ohio Elks Association Chillicothe William White Nelsonville Raymond Duckler Athens Leo Ward Lancaster Bert Kozma Chaplin Ray Noel Esquire

Athens Plans Large Pay Increases for Police and Firemen

Athens council approved initial legislation to raise salaries for most police and fire department employees, costing about $24 000 through 1967. Starting pay rises to 478 dollars a month, while chiefs and higher ranks see 525 to 625 dollar starts, with several other raises to unify wages with similar Ohio cities. The move aims to attract and retain qualified officers amid vacancies.

Athens Ohio Council Tad Grover Grover Joseph Fritz Union St

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