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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1976
Page
6
Ethel Plant, 73, manager of Lupin Lodge nudist camp in the Santa Cruz hills, argues that public dress is too revealing and defends nudism as equalizing. She describes lodge operations, memberships, and the appeal to young families, noting a yearly family fee of 135 dollars and individual memberships at 100.
A columnist reflects on her husband’s fondness for Ohio as a running joke since 1960s Ohio history teaching and their 1971 move to upstate New York. The piece explores how his first reply when asked his origins became a lighthearted headline of loyalty to Ohio.
The Pallas Club met at Mrs. John Evans home with nine members and one guest. Mrs. Robert Raymond presented a program titled History Is a Chancey Thing, detailing Spanish exploration's impact with maps and slides. A nominating committee was named and the February meeting set for Baker Center with a luncheon and program by Terry and Lyntha Eiler.
Ohio's aging commission expands the ombudsman program with a one year grant of 29574 dollars hiring Catherine Worley of Columbus as nursing home ombudsman. She will investigate complaints provide information suggest remedies and take action for nursing home residents.
Dear Abby advises airing the issue with friends who joke about nurses to end the taunting. A second reader seeks sitter help for a deaf child and funds with a neighbor who won’t take money, and Abby suggests a fruit basket repayment. A third reader asks about fear of flying and Abby notes programs faded but psychologists can help.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E Steenrod of Nelsonville Route 1 announce the birth of a son, Scott Meade, on December 26 at Hocking Valley Community Hospital. Grandparents John Steenrod and Carmen Whyte, all of Nelsonville, and great grandmother Cecile Cook of Nelsonville are named. The Steenrods also have three sons and two daughters aged 24, 9, 7, 5, and Jamie 12.
A reader asks how to handle addressing a teacher who is a family friend and how to balance a child’s messiness at home. Dr. Salk explains two contexts need different rules. at school students call teachers as Mr or Mrs Gallop if that is customary, while at home informal first names may be fine. He also counsels patience and compromise to manage a child’s room cleanliness, noting a parent’s responsibility to set limits and provide structure.
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