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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1971

Page

25

Mark Petrakis Lives To Write, Too He Writes To Live

Mark Petrakis, a Greek American writer visiting Ohio University as a McGuffey lecturer, has built a career on writing. He signed a three book contract with David McKay Co. and has been nominated twice for the National Book Award. From a childhood shaped by a priest father to a lifelong struggle with steady work, Petrakis continues to write with relentless focus, teaching one course weekly and running a creative writing workshop while pursuing new novels and stories.

Robert L. Powers Messenger News Zorba Athens Harry Mark Petrakis Mark Ohio University McGuffey Petrakis David McKay Co Stelmark OU English Chesterton Ind Greece Western Michigan Mark Petrakis Pericles 31St Street Ellis Hall Frank Cronin Petralus South Bend Nick Petras

Bartending Class Teaches Drinks and Craft at OU

Ohio University students pay 20 dollars for five non credit lessons taught by Gary Musselman in his apartment. The informal course covers bartending tools, glassware, ice, and drink making from beer to cocktails. Students sample, learn whiskey, vodka, rum, and wine, finishing with wine pours and color explanations.

Ann Mulligan Ohio University Gary Musselman Musselman Lorene Avenue Mussehian Per Messanger Ken St Buddy

Athens taxidermist turns freezer into gallery of specimens

Raymond J. Brooks runs a taxidermy service from his Carroll Road home near Athens. The feature profiles his unusual collection in a showroom, with foxes and feral fawns staring from freezers, plus fish with faux teeth and a wall of mounted wildlife. Brooks trains his three sons to help during peak season and notes the craft began in 1956 while in the armed services.

Ann Mulligan Raymond J. Brooks Athens Brooks Carroll Road Armed Services Mrs. Brooks State of Ohio Florida Albany Brook

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