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Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1977

Page

3

Third Athens Band Festival Set at Peden Stadium

The third Athens Invitational Band Festival will be Oct. 8 at Ohio University’s Peden Stadium with 33 high school bands registered. Organizers from Chauncey-Dover Lions Club Athens Kiwanis Downtown Kiwanis and Athens Band Boosters raise money for uniforms for Athens High School Marching Green and Gold. If rain, the event moves to Oct. 15. Tickets cost 2 for adults and 1 for children.

Ohio University Peden Stadium Alan Geiger Chauncey-Dover Lions Club Athens Kiwanis Club Downtown Kiwanis Club Athens Band Boosters Athens High School Geiger Steve Berry Roger Smith Larry Terrell John Venema Tony Agnone Pete Evener Miriam Henderson Harry Sands Venema al Leonard Mac Thayer Jack House Edward van Dyke Chuck Harrington Hender Jerry Evans Sam Henderson Bill Barr Sue Ellis Bill Betcher Ray Wineland

Athens School Board to Ratify Teacher Pact Friday

The Athens City School Board is expected to ratify a one year agreement with teachers at a Friday meeting set for 11 30 a m in the superintendent's office. Teachers have already ratified the pact covering salaries and fringe benefits retroactive to Sept 1.

Athens City School Board Athens Education Association

Traffic Safety Conference Planned at OU Zanesville Campus

The Governor's Traffic Safety Committee and Ohio University will host a conference at OU Zanesville next month to aid safety officials and citizens in accident reduction. It is one of four meetings. the event will occur Oct. 26 with advance fees of 6 dollars for adults and 4.50 dollars for students. Contact 240 Parsons Ave Columbus 43205 or call 466 3275 for information.

Governor's Traffic Safety Committee Ohio University Zanesville Traffic Safety Committee Parsons Ave Columbus

Alexander Schools Dismiss Early for Albany Fair

Alexander Local district will dismiss early Friday due to the Albany Fair. Superintendent William Worstall says the high school releases at 1 p.m. and elementary schools at 2 p.m. Kindergarten will have no afternoon session.

Alexander Albany William Worstall Worstall

Ocasek to Speak at Athens Area Democratic Dinner

State Sen. Oliver Ocasek will headline the Athens Area Democratic Women's Club fall dinner at the Athens Country Club. social hour 5 30 p m and dinner 6 30 p m Tickets 5 at the door or from club officers 664 2202 593 8711 593 6216. Ocasek received national recognition for public service and will also receive the Phillips Medal of Public Service from Ohio University.

Oliver Ocasek Athens Area Democratic Women's Club Athens Country Club Phyllis Scrubbio Scrubbio Vada Poston Joanne Prisley Ocasek Senate University of Akron Assembly of Government Dis Ohio University OFA

Woman Kills Son in Break In at The Plains Home

A 38 year old man, Lawrence W. Clark, was shot by his mother Velma Clark during an apparent break in at 11 Clark Street. Deputies called the shooting self defense but an extensive probe will decide if it goes to a grand jury. Clark had prior trespassing convictions and was jailed for fines. Funeral arrangements are being completed.

Steve Robb the Plains Lawrence W. Clark University Hospital Columbus Velma Clark Athens County Sheriff's Deputies Sheriff's Department William Grim Gary Elaw Clark Clark St Efan

Teachers Fear Desegregation Reversal In Dayton

In Dayton Ohio teachers fear a mid year reversal of the desegregation plan. Roberta Hunter president of the Dayton Education Association objects to mess for students and staff. U.S. District Court Judge Carl B Rubin may decide in October whether to end the plan that has been in place since 1976.

Dayton, Ohio Roberta Hunter The Dayton Education Association U.S. District Court Carl B. Rubin

Le Ax Growth Hit By Water Supply Limits

Le-Ax Growth Hurt By Lack of Supply. District President Dick Shaw says rapid expansion has pushed usage to about 11 million gallons monthly, near the safe limit from Lake Snowden, the system's sole source. Expansion plans may wait for a new water source such as a Nelsonville well field. The system serves about 2,000 customers over 500 miles of lines in south and west Athens County, with capacity constraints affecting a Route 56 school and a proposed Albany sewage plant.

LeAx Water Distribution Corp Lake Snowden Dick Shaw Shaw Le-Ax Vore Road Nelsonville Athens County Albany Margaret Creek Waterloo

Man Hurt in Alley Fight in Athens

An Athens man, Mike Hayes age 21, was injured in an alley fight off North Court Street and taken to O'Bleness Memorial Hospital. He reportedly fought Steve Grones of Sargent Hall after a prior argument at 11:30 p.m. Wednesday. Police have questioned all involved and no charges have been filed.

Athens O'Bleness Memorial Hospital North Court Street Mike Hayes Steve Grones Sargent Hall

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