Athens Jaycees endorse fluoridated water
Members of the Athens Jaycees voted to endorse fluoridated water for Athens citing health benefits and a 10 cent annual cost per user. Speaker Mrs. Goff Dunfee praised fluoridation while noting equipment costs near 500 dollars. The group cited ADA AMA and the Congress for Pediatric as endorsers and planned a debate on October 20 with Moeller and Miller, plus a Democratic view by William Lavelle. The Halloween Candy Sale chaired by Dale Nitzschke starts Monday at 6:30 PM.
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Athens
Goff Dunfee
Dunfee
American Dental Association
The
American Medical Association
Congress For Pediatrics
United States
Jaycees
U. S
Walter Moeller
Clarence Miller
William Lavelle
Ernest Collins
Ohio University
Dale Nitzschke
Art and Censorship Debate at Danforth Lecture
Danforth Visiting Lecturer Dr Norman St John Stevas M P argued that art should be judged by use not materials and defended freedom of expression while urging writers to self censor for social impact. Local school board schedules monthly meetings at 7 30 p m in the new high school per clerk Kenneth Elliott.
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Norman St. John-Stevas
Stevas
Alexander Local School Board
Kenneth Elliott
Old Albany High School
FHA State Meeting Held
Three representatives of the Farmers Home Administration Office in Athens returned from a state meeting at Atwood Lodge where agency services were reviewed. They learned FHA’s 1600 county offices will advance about 1 billion dollars this year for rural credit and management assistance. Attendees from Athens included Milton E. Roush Kenneth G. Wertman and Mrs Shirley E. Crosby.
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Athens
Atwood Lodge
FHA
E. State St
Milton E. Roush
Kenneth G. Wertman
Shirley E. Crosby
Law Enforcement Workshop Scheduled in Columbus
City safety director Thomas Chesser and Police Capt. Fred James will attend a Federal Bureau of Investigation workshop in Columbus next Thursday on law enforcement imagery.
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Thomas Chesser
Fred James
Columbus
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Athens County 4-H Council Meets Monday Evening
Athens County 4-H Council will meet Monday at 7 30 p m at the extension office. Kenneth Ackerman notes the change from the usual night due to a special area beef meeting. Agenda includes evaluation of this year work book grading honor club plans and discussion of long term goals with charts of past present and future.
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Athens County
Kenneth Ackerman
Agriculture
City Plans Bids for New Police Radio System
The city will open bids at noon October 21 for two way radio equipment for the police department. Safety Director Thomas Chesser said the package includes mobile units for three cruisers two remote units for headquarters and a desk microphone. The system will use a low band frequency allowing police to communicate with area agencies and will replace the current high band gear. The sheriff's base station will handle the base antenna. Firefighters responded to a car fire at 7 Hooper Street Friday at 8 46 a m. The burning auto owned by Robert Yaw sustained about 300 dollars in damage from a short circuit.
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Thomas Chesser
Hooper St
Robert Yaw
Sunnyside
Dairy School Opens Monday in Athens
Dr John Staubus of the Ohio Cooperative Extension Service will lead the first dairy school session in Athens Monday at 1 p m in the Junior Fair Building The program aims to boost net returns through better feeds and feeding The school runs four sessions with follow ups on Oct 24 Oct 31 and Nov 7 A $1 registration covers participation A concurrent home makers meeting, also at the Junior Fair Building, invites wives of dairy farmers and homemakers to discuss colors and design in home and clothing
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Ohio Cooperative Extension Service
Athens
Kenneth Ackerman
Agriculture
Olive Parrish
Home Economics
Beatrice Bennett Sues for 37600 in Auto Crash
Beatrice Bennett of Athens Route 2 files against Wyona M. Sanger of Frost Route 1 in Common Pleas seeking 37600 damages for injuries from a July 1965 two car collision at State and Utah. Bennett alleges Sanger was at fault.
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Athens
Common Pleas Court
Wyona M. Sanger
Frost
State
Utah
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