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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1965
Page
6
Dr. Pauline Tompkins, AAUW general director, spoke on "After the Mountain What" at the Athens Branch dinner meeting. She outlined the Educational Foundation's role since 1958, noted grants over 366000, and announced a summer seminar on Counseling of Adult Women.
Clarks Chapel hosts a 7 30 p.m. meeting with Mrs. Keith Scott and officer elections. Collegiate Bridge Club holds a Duplicate game at Alumni Lounge Baker Center with Masters points and refreshments. Rome Township Fire Department Ladies Auxiliary meets 7 30 p.m. IOOF Hall Stewart Ohio. Athens County American Cancer Society unit executive board meets 7 p.m. Mt St Marys Hospital Nelsonville and again 7 30 p.m. at Mount St. Mary Hospital. Dell Dames branch visiting mothers 10 to 12 with Mrs William Harmon Harmony Rd. Girl Scout Cleanup Day runs 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Camp Rotan. parents invited. Trimble Grange Hobo party and potluck refresh ments. Phi Delta Theta Auxiliary Branch 10 a.m. at chapter House. Mrs Downard chair. Catholic Women's Club Rummage Sale 7 p.m. St Pauls Church Basement.
The Athens Cooperative Nursery School begins accepting applications for next year's three and four year classes. Mrs. James Canover announces. The non profit group meets at Central Avenue Methodist Church with two teachers for the four year class and one for the three year class.
Readers share clever tips to mix meat loaf in a freezer bag saving bowls and cleanups. A reader praises folding sheets with wrong side out to simplify bed making, while a smorgasbord in Baker Center adds dinner plans and price.
Ohio University sculptor David Hostetler draws crowds at the New York City Sculpture Center Gallery with 22 rough-hewn figures. His piece American Man sold within an hour of the opening as critics call the solo show witty and contemporary. Photographs by Jon Webb complement farm settings. Several hundred visitors have attended daily, says gallery director Dorothea Denslow.
Thirty three teachers from seven Athens area elementary schools attended a Tuesday program at East Elementary to boost interest in teaching economics in primary grades. Principal Myrta Ashworth and East staff discussed integrating economic education into existing curricula and expanding field of teaching units for next year.
Mrs. Eleanor Finney named honorary mother for Ohio University's Mothers Weekend. She was chosen from 36 candidates and is mother of Mary C. Finney, Wilson Hall freshman. She will be introduced at the Torch Sing and honored at the President's Reception. Co chairs Karen Heffelfinger and James Boncek expect more than 3000 visitors.
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