Exams Set For Two Personnel Chiefs
The Ohio Department of State Personnel announced a competitive civil service exam on August 29 to fill two positions in the Bureau of Employment Services. One post, the Employment Security Specialist class VI, carries a salary of 8965 to 11784 and requires four years in personnel management with two in supervision. The second, Employment Security Specialist class VII, pays 9755 to 12896 and needs five years in the field with three in supervision. College degrees required. Deadline to apply is August 12.
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Ohio Department of State Personnel
Bureau of Employment Services
Charles F Ream
State Personnel Department
Columbus
Cincinnati
Otterbein Home Plans Saturday Fish Fry and Crafts Fair
Otterbein Home in Lebanon invites the community to a Saturday fish fry from 4 to 7 p.m. with a free-will offering. All you can eat fish is prepared by The Original Jonah Club of Akron Indiana, while Otterbein staff handle other dishes. The event also features an Arts and Crafts Festival showcasing ceramics and other handiwork to benefit participating members, with tours from 1 to 8 p.m. and new apartment construction on display.
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Lebanon
Otterbein Home
Jonah Club
Akron
Ind
Food Service Department
Phyllis Dilgard
Jepartments
Otterbein
Union Village
United Methodist Church
Warren McMichael
Howard Irick
Charles K.dilgard
Charles W. Peckham
Robert E. Airhart
Warren County Loan List Gains Federal Aid Status
Warren County has again been named eligible for Economic Development Administration public works grants and loans due to high unemployment. In February the county reported 9.8 percent jobless rate, marking the second year of eligibility for the program.
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Warren County
Forment Administration
EDA
Robert A. Podesta
Poverty group sets hearings on ideas for area residents
The Butler County CAC and Ohio Office of Opportunity plan two public hearings at community centers in Hamilton and Middletown on July 23 and July 30. Irene Lewis and Henry Rogers urge broader low and middle income participation to shape programs including a $35,386 Youth Opportunity Development grant over eighteen months. A youth council will advise on plans, staffing, and evaluation. Public hearings focus on involving residents and expanding staff training and program distribution.
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Knightsbridge
Earth
Hamilton Andj
I Middletown
Chicago
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Rogers
Dwight Cross
Ohio Office of Opportunity
Second Ward
Front Street
Farm Bureau Grange Picnic At Lake Park Tomorrow
The Butler County Farm Bureau and Grange will host the annual picnic at the lake and amusement park starting at 5 p.m. A ham or barbecue dinner is planned and square dancing will begin at 8 p.m.
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Farm Bureau Lesourdsville
Butler County Farm Bureau and
Grange
Ohio Food Stamp Use Exceeds Two Million in Midwest Area
May data show nearly 442000 low income Ohio residents received USDA food assistance. About 475000 in 11 states earned help through commodity programs and 1.6 million through food stamp areas. Ohio totals include 18757 in 12 commodity projects and 422971 in 72 food stamp areas.
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Ohio
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Dennis M. Doyle
Midwest
Food and Nutrition Service
USDA
Incentive Awards for 4-H Youth Grow Nationwide Support
More than 295000 incentive awards for 4 H boys and girls are provided annually by private business industry and foundations through the National 4 H Service Committee for Chicago.
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National
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