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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1971
Page
16
A reader explains a dentist office tip to prevent blank check stubs by filling the stub before writing a check and creasing the last four checks to signal when to order new ones. Another reader praises Heloise for friendship and daily guidance, expressing appreciation for the column.
Ohio University School of Music presents Adnan Gnam assistant professor of oboe in a faculty recital for Oboe and English horn Sunday Feb 21 at 8 pm in the recital hall. He performs Saint Saens and Takas sonatas two Bach arias and a world premiere by Myron Bennett. Diana Skentor soprano soloist Richard Syracuse pianist. Gnam studied with Gomberg Mack and Tabuteau. He has appeared at Town Hall Carnegie Hall and Berkshire Festival. This recital will be his first solo appearance in Athens.
David Owen will present slides from Peking on the Chinese cultural revolution at Siegfred Auditorium on February 24 at 7 30 p.m. Owen, a British citizen and University of London trained China scholar, taught English in China during upheavals of 1965 66 and 1968. He lectures as Antioch College’s Chinese professor hosted by Ohio University Government Department and East Asian studies committee. Severe malnutrition in early development linked to mental retardation per the National Society for Medical Research.
Licensed Practical Nurses Association of Ohio Division 14 will meet March 5 at 7:30 p.m. at Kimes Convalescent Center to hear Dr Leland P Randles president of the Athens County unit of the American Cancer Society. Randles will speak and show a movie on Cancer of the Rec tum. A previous Feb 6 meeting featured a movie The Flow of Life.
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