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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1964
Page
7
Observation notes that penguins prefer shrimp hidden underwater and would not readily recognize it as food even when they are not hungry. The finding highlights penguin foraging behavior and reliance on aquatic shrimp cues.
NEW HAVEN The New Haven Lions Club sponsors a drive to install street signs on every corner. Lions members will call on residents April 9 for contributions. Town labor backs the project and all donations fund sign purchases. If weather is bad the solicitation is postponed one day.
Gallia Academy High School held an assembly Thursday morning to induct eight juniors into the National Honor Society and recognize award winners in athletics. Inductees Rose Northup Mary Ely Sandra Sutter Marie Ford Susan Phillips Judy Steger Bill Wamsley Dennis Avner were named with officers Don Winters Carolyn Jo King Gene Robinson and Judy Judd assisting.
The guide lists WOUB programming with the Friendly Giant Casals Armchair Adventure Science Repr TV Kindergart Figaro What's New and a News Profile at 10 00 P M for viewers.
Mahee Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs. Lyle Austin Hogsett’s home to study West Virginia's Appalachian Center. The group honored president Mrs. Richard Austin with a stork shower. Kerr Blain memory book was voted for library placement. Guests included Esther Blain Lillian Arrington Ruth Arrington and Wanda Stemple.
The Vernon Star Duster 4H Club gathered at Linda and Judy Lathey home in New Haven. Members included Patty Thompson Virginia Thompson Marlene Roush Sue Anna Bumgarner Peggy Bumgarner Jo Thompson Barry Haynes Martha Thompson and Connie Hoffman.
A notice states that The a ecadeles is not responsible for errors in program listings when stations fail to provide corrected schedules. Bold type indicates color programs.
Gallia proclaimed April 5 to 11 as Student Nurse Week with Gallipolis City Manager Gary R. Short signing the document. Betty Jo Roberts of Holzer Hospital School of Nursing spoke as District 14 Student Nurses Association president. A 7:30 p.m. basketball game at Washington School Gym pits students against nursing faculty and graduates, with halftime entertainment.
Gallia County sheriff reports the arrest of 55 year old Charles F. Lewis of Gallipolis Route 1 on an intoxication charge. He is set for a Municipal Court hearing Saturday.
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