Baler at Athens recycling center finally in operation
The Athens recycling center baler is now running after months of delays enabling expected expansion. Ed Kliner of AtCo proposes using AtCo workers to operate the center with a multi year subsidy and wage plan funded by sales of baled newspaper and tin cans.
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Athens
East State Street Recreation Center
Kliner
AtCo
Messenger
Robert Ekey
Jack Tuber
Jack Thannum
Quality Health Care Discussed At Southeastern Ohio Meeting
Officials from health planning agencies and providers urged improved rural care at a League of Women Voters and AAUW meeting. Topics included SECEMS ambulance and public information work, hearing and speech services, child development and preventive programs, Planned Parenthood services, and rural medical education efforts at Ohio University.
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Mike Sanson Messenger
Ohio
League of Women Voters
American Association of University Women
Kamara
Michael Harter
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Harter
Planned Parenthood
Southeastern Ohio
Kay Adkins
Athens Recreation Department Announces Summer Activities
The Athens City Recreation Department releases a full summer activity schedule. Pool opens June 4 with daily hours 1 to 8 pm and fees including season tickets. Programs cover swimming lessons, arts crafts, basketball, baseball, baton twirling, bowling, theater, golf, guitar, little league, softball, and playgrounds with instructors and contact numbers.
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Athens City
Bob Burson
Babe Ruth
Ohio University Field
Bill Woodell
John Skladany
East State Street Recreation Area
Mike Wren
Bird Arena
Baker Center
Glen Hashman
Athens High School
Church
Ray Bumgarner
Principals Sought for Coolville and Amesville Schools
The Federal Hocking School Board plans to hire principals by July 1 to replace retired leaders at Coolville and Amesville Elementary. Applications are accepted until June 17 as interviews begin. The 1977-78 calendar was approved with Aug 29 start and May 26 end.
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Cariford
Robb
Athens NAACP Chapter Chartered for New Formally
The Athens NAACP chapter will receive its charter next week with a Thursday 7 30 p m ceremony in Lindley Hall Student Center lounge led by Gertude Gorman regional III director and James Crump district II coordinator Dr Francine Childs chapter coordinator and acting president invites the public to an organizational meeting Tuesday at 7 30 p m in the student center to discuss goals and elect officers Kappa Alpha Psi and the Kappa Kittens assist on a membership drive and the chapter has enough members to obtain its charter.
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Athens
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Lindley Hall
Gertrude Gorman
NAACP
James Crump
Francine Childs
Kappa Alpha Psi
Kappa Kittens
Seniors to Receive Bibles at Hocking Valley Services
High School seniors who are church members in the Hocking Valley Parish will be recognized at services Sunday and presented Bibles. Services: Trimble 9 a.m., Taylor Ridge and Greens Run 10 a.m., Millfield and Chauncey 11 a.m.
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Hocking Valley
Trimble
Taylor Ridge
Greens Run
Millfield
Chauncey
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Nelsonville
Foster
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Everly
Pilgrim Mission
Garden City Mich
William Hunter
Mill Street
Putnam Drive
Deb ‘Norton
East School
Highland Park
Morrison
West
Pam Rogers
Virginia Kibler
Children's Theater Workshop
Central Avenue Methodist Church
Linda Seaton
Athens Swim Club
Ohio Aau
Fletcher Gilders
Lois Gerig
Gretchen Garrett
Val Conkey
Debbie West
East State Street Center
Harold Kessler
East Elementary
Dennis Boger
Larry Corrigan
Bill Goldring
Jim Squibb
East
Morrison and
the Plains
Pony League
East State
Joan Kappes
Peggy Kappes
Gayle Salyer
Coolville
Amesville
Edgington
Jim Fox
Joe Bush
Chicago
Bush
Amesville Elementary
Medico Life Insurance Co
Franklin Washburn
Gobihian
Earl F. Mathews
Cunningham
Cunningham Music Center
Columbus Rd
Hocking Insulation Company
Athens, Ohio
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