Millions of eggs laid by a cod in a spawning burst
The cod regularly lays between four million and six million eggs in a single spawning, according to the report.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1969
Page
7
The cod regularly lays between four million and six million eggs in a single spawning, according to the report.
The Vinton County School System hosts a day long workshop for school bus mechanics and transportation supervisors on November 18 at the county maintenance facility in Hamden. Amos Seeley and Paul L. Wood coordinate. Registration opens 8 30 a m. Classes cover chassis components electrical systems emergency air stopping and maintenance and a discussion session. Bus manufacturers supply class experts. Lunch to be arranged in Wellston.
Hundreds of children in varied costumes paraded through Nelsonville on Beggars Night. Faces painted in black and red makeup, they collected treats from homes across the city. Many carried bags heavily stuffed with toys, while some streets saw fewer visitors. No accidents or injuries were reported.
McArthur farm record keepers are invited to 10 month record summary classes on Monday and Nov 10 in the basemen t of the Vinton County Courthouse. Sessions begin 7 30 p m and adjourn about 9 30 p m. The meetings help keepers improve business records to reduce tax liability. Bob Davis says time spent on records yields a high return. Monday will cover cash receipts and expenses. Attendees should bring their farm account book for the 10 month summary.
A creative movement workshop for kindergarten to third grade teachers will be held from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at East School in Logan. Directed by Mrs. Patricia Welling of Ohio University dance faculty, the event is sponsored by the university with HAP SEC and invites teachers from three counties. Participants should bring a sack lunch.
Mrs Albert Sparks hosted the October King's Daughters Sunday School class gathering with Miss Nora Skiver as co host. Members wore unique costumes for a Fun Party with prizes to Miss Louise Ohlinger and Mrs Roy Crothers. Mrs Belva Vollmer led closing prayers.
The Nelsonville Presbyterian Women's Association will meet Monday at 7 30 p m at the church. The Thanks Offering Service will feature Mrs Hazel Mellinger as program leader and members are asked to bring Thank Offering containers. The Martha Circle will be the hostess group. Group Two of First Christian Church meets Monday night at 923 Walnut St with Mrs Tessie Cavanaugh as hostess and Mrs Dix Powell as program chair. The Buchte Civic Group meets November 6 at 7 30 p m in the mayor's office.
Logandistrict entries show Mrs Dora Redick Mrs Laura Moore Mrs Lulu White and others admitted to Hocking Valley Community Hospital in Logan. Dismissals include Mrs Harold Bush and family members. Nelsonville patient Lloyd Johnson admitted to Methodist Riverside Hospital Columbus for observation and treatment.
A birth notice from local towns lists new arrivals for Mr. and Mrs. Vance Outright of New Lexington Route 1 and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mays Sr. of Zanesville, with additional births including Leo Lemoine, Danny Dishong, Gerald Dunlevy, Marilyn Rutter, Jimmy Lee Rutter, and others among families Grover Sowers, Virgie Kreslin, Richie Russell, Ray Barnhart, Irene Irvin, and Betty Shingler in Glouster, Nelsonville, and nearby area.
Logan Halloween parade led by Logan Junior High School Band marched down Main Street with costume judging in front of the Courthouse. Prizes ranged from 50 cents to $2 across Spookfest Prettiest Most Original and Most Unusual categories awarded to local children in varied outfits.
Wilbur V Mender lauds the Nelsonville York City High School Buckeyes as they face Gallipolis and Fort Frye, acknowledging they fight hard despite likely losses. He compares their endurance to wartime sacrifice and urges recognition for a season of commendable action under heavy odds.
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