Tri County CAA Trustees to Meet with OEO Officials
The Tri County Community Action Agency board meets at 7 30 p m Thursday in the Tri County Vocational School cafeteria Nelsonville with guests from the Chicago regional OEO office The group rotates meetings among Hocking Athens and Perry counties to aid attendance Gerald Sinnott of Logan chairs the CAA Open house at the Sugar Creek new headquarters follows with a 1 p m tour and 4 p m potluck entertainment and games A video tape recorder will document the day for future telecasts The central office is in the former Beacon School Sugar Creek two miles east of Athens on Route 50A
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Tri-County Community Action Agency
CAA
Tri-County Vocational School
Nelsonville
The
Chi
Hocking
Athens
Perry
Gerald Sinnott
Logan
Tri- County Community Action Agency
Sugar Creek
Roger McCauley
Anti-Poverty Agency
Beacon School
Rush Creek Watershed Approves Plan and Summer School
The Hocking Soil and Water Conservation District board approves Rush Creek Watershed Supplemental Work Plan No. 3 under the Uniform Relocation Act of 1971. The 27th annual summer supervisors school is set for July 30 to August 1 at Capital University in Columbus with invitations to SWCD and SCS staff and others.
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Board of Supervisors
Hocking Soil and Water Conservation District
Capital University
Columbus
SWCDS
SCS
Extension Service
Conrad A. Michael
Perry Two
Marie S. Robertson
Good Hope
Robert O. Rowland
Perry
James Frey
Cincinnati Boy Drowns At Camp
Ernest Pack a 14 year old Cincinnati ward at Roweton Boys Ranch was drowned at Chief Logan Boy Scout Reservation in Vinton County near noon Saturday. He and two companions reportedly took a canoe against orders. he suffered cramps after jumping in to swim.
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Ernest Pack
Cincinnati
Chief Logan Boy Scout Reservation
Vinton County
Roweton
Chillicothe
Ernest
COPE Backs Maddux and Crewson in Ohio Endorsements
The Ohio AFL-CIO COPE endorses candidates for the November election including Don S. Maddux of Lancaster for state representative in the 90th District and Harry B. Crewson of Athens for the 91st District. The slate, not final, follows local council recommendations and may include added endorsements later. Clarence E. Miller, Lancaster Republican incumbent, is challenged by Robert H. Whealey, Athens Democrat.
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Nixon
Ohio Aflcio
Columbus
Ohio Afl-Cio
Committee On Political Education
COPE
U.S. Congress
Ohio Senate
House
Afl-Cio Central Labor Councils
Ohio
Afl-Cio
Don S. Maddux
Lancaster
Harry B. Crewson
Athens
Hocking County
Clarence E. Miller
Robert H. Whealey
Motorist cited for unnecessary noise in city
Police cited Zacharias T Wade 22 Logan Route 1 at 10 25 p m Saturday for making unnecessary noise with a motor vehicle on Main and Spring Streets. He was ordered to appear in mayor s court June 17.
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Zacharias T. Wade
Logan Rt. 1
Main
Spring
Nelsonville
John J. Davis
Chauncey
John Hurd
Nelsonville Rt. 1
Five Motorists Fined In Mayor's Court
Five motorists were fined in mayor's court on Saturday. Fined were Kathy A. Tschudy for failure to maintain an assured clear distance ahead causing an accident, Raymond McCune for speeding, James D. Thomas for disobeying a stop sign, Michael Brierley for unnecessary noise with a motor vehicle, and Dean S. Wintermute for an improper left turn. Four others forfeited bond: David L. Spafford for noise on Main St, Edward E. White for failure to maintain distance, Louis Diehl for noise with an automobile, and George Zinn Jr. for driving left of center in accidents.
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Mayor’s Court
Kathy A. Tschudy
Main St
Raymond McCune
Logan Rt. 1
Motherwell Ave
James D. Thomas
Akron
Michael Brierley
Second St
Dean S. Wintermute
New Straitsville
W. Hunter St
David L. Spafford
Lancaster
Edward E. White
Pomeroy
Louis ’E. Diehl
Logan Rt
Mulberry St
George Zinn Jr
W. Main St
Julian Bond To Speak At Hughes High Graduation
Georgia state legislator Julian Bond will headline Hughes High School commencement at the University of Cincinnati fieldhouse. Bond serves in the Georgia House of Representatives.
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Julian Bond
Campfire Blue Bird Day Camp Successful In Nelsonville
Campfire Girl and Blue Bird day camp drew over 100 girls daily with sessions at Sand Run Lake and Nelsonville City Park. The program featured Indian sign language opening ceremonies, first aid lessons, crafts, Indian dancing, and group games. Bead awards ended the event as leaders and volunteers aided by six area girls.
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Martha Fick
Sand Run Lake
Nelsonville City Park
Dale Wharton
Rita Mary
Carmen
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Fick
Joy Weaver
Debbie Johnson
Cindy Johnson
Kim Dexter
Patsy Cox
Nanette Ogg
Debbie Fick
Everett Ridge to retire as Ohio wildlife district head
Everett Ridge, District 4 supervisor for the Ohio Department of Natural Resources, will retire September 30 after more than 32 years. A former policeman and sheriff’s deputy, Ridge served in WWII and later led the Athens office overseeing 19 counties with 62 staff members. He plans to stay active with sportsmen groups while pursuing hunting and fishing.
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Everett Ridge
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Ridge
Department
Scioto County
U.S. Air Force
Athens
Ohio
Rena
Letter from brickyard worker wife on union vote during strike
The wife of a General Hocking Brick worker urges union president Mr Patton to allow striking workers to vote on company offers. She asks for a meeting including men on strike duty so they can voice their views rather than relying on union officers.
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Daily News
General Hocking Brick
Patton
Entry Reported At Summer Home in Hocking County
Hocking County sheriff deputies investigated a break in at a Clear Creek Road summer residence at 6 p.m. last Wednesday. John Bower reported the entry at Clarence Miller’s summer home Sugar Grove Route 1. The floor was messy with spilled contents but nothing appeared stolen. Entry came via an unlocked window and a broken garage lock. Several bottles were broken.
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Hocking County
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