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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1967
Page
7
Nelsonville York City Schools Superintendent Jack Hillyer announced there was no rule banning slacks at extracurricular events. He noted a previous erroneous story circulated in the system. Girls attending dances after games must follow formal dress rules as in the handbook.
Auckland report states a New Zealand women’s hockey team selector has banned witches britches and mid length uniforms. Any player with clothing more than six inches from the ground when kneeling will be sent to the sidelines. The official warns such attire causes self consciousness and distracts from play.
Melissa Hayden of the New York City Ballet receives the inaugural Elsa Herlich Kempe Dance Award from Dance Masters of America New York City Chapter. She has danced 60 roles and helped promote ballet since the company’s inception. The award honors a late charter member and will be annual.
In Ellsworth Kansas George Huff and Bill Seitz have traded rent checks for three years. Huff owns the building Seitz uses for a clothing store while Seitz owns the adjacent building Huff uses for a jewelry shop. On Wednesday they announced they will swap locations.
In Nelsonville, Mayor court Tuesday night fined Harley Allen of Route 2 Nelsonville 15 dollars plus costs for failing to yield to oncoming traffic. Leo W. Sheridan of The Plains pleaded no contest to unsafe operation and was fined 15 dollars plus costs. Stephen E. Chalmers of Athens forfeited a 25 dollar bond on speeding charges. Louis N. Gray of Athens forfeited a 25 dollar bond on speeding. Neil B. Chivington of Marion forfeited a 20 dollar bond on passing at an intersection. Joe Adams of Route 2 Nelsonville pleaded guilty to loud mufflers and disturbing the peace by motor vehicle. fined 25 dollars and costs on the first count and 10 dollars and costs on the second. A preliminary hearing was set for Sheridan. new hearing date to be set by the mayor. Guy Millholland of Buchtel to have a hearing December 5 for failure to signal a turn.
Organizers of the 1970 World Exposition in Osaka will mint 410000 commemorative medals in platinum gold silver and copper to raise funds. A set costs about 278 dollars while medals will be sold individually. They aim to raise 1388900 dollars toward the expo budget of about 218230000.
Henry Glenn, facing arm surgery for cancer, hoped to see his son David, recently returning from Vietnam on leave, arrive by Wednesday November 1. They met at Charlotte airport and shook hands, the moment he wanted. The carpenter planned to check into Charlotte Memorial Hospital.
The Hyperion Club meets Saturday at 2 p.m. with Mrs. Roy Ballard on East Columbus Street and presents Musical Heritage of Ohio. York Grange No 2436 officers meet Thursday at 7 30 p.m. at 727 Walnut St with Home Economics Committee in attendance. Holly orders progress noted to Secretary Venice Brown. The Boston terrier traces to crosses between bull terrier and British bulldog in Boston Mass.
Nelsonville context shows North American Benefit Association members meeting at Miss Sylvia Matheny's home 495 Poplar St. Officers to be elected at December session. Christmas dinner at Barnes Restaurant Dec 12 5:30 p.m. Gift exchange planned. meeting at Mrs. Earl Streets home Fort Street. Social hour with prizes to Mrs. Hillen Steenrod Miner.
Nelsonville Garden Club met Tuesday with Mrs. Donald Betts hosting assisted by Mrs. Morven Davis. Mrs. Hubert Mender presented The Story of the Cacti with slides photographed on a trip to Arizona New Mexico and Colorado by Mrs. Mender and her husband. Observers note rats teaching young rats to avoid traps.
Nelsonville report on vocational education delivered by David Rose, intern director at Tri-County Vocational School, at Ethel's Tea Room. Rose traced apprenticeships to 2500 B C and cited Bible references. Rotarians voted a contribution and planned Christmas party details.
Mount St Mary Hospital notes admit several patients including John Pierce Chauncey Theodore Carpenter Carbon Hill John Call Nelsonville Harry Stufflebean Nelsonville Miss Helen Conkle New Lexington Mrs Grace Withem Murray City Miss Rita Kay Lafollette Glouster Mrs June Breeze Nelsonville Mrs Edith Hambel Glouster Mrs Rosemary Marlowe New Lexington Mrs Richard Davis and daughter Errett Collins Floyd Ferrell Mrs Delores Williams Mrs Lillie Day Steven Barker.
Nelsonville Be nevolent and Protective Order of Elks Lodge No. 543 will hold memorial services Sunday at 2 30 p m at the Elks Hall. Rev Fr Bernard Krajo covic of St Andrew s Catholic Church will speak. High school ensemble and Nicki Ogg provide special music. Public invited.
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