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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1973

Page

5

Galloping Gourmet Switches To Designing AP News Feature

New York AP reports Graham Kerr once known as the Galloping Gourmet will shift from TV cooking to kitchen design. He published a collection of every recipe he cooked on air and says this is his last major cookbook. Kerr plans to focus on design and cooking for his family, wife Treena and their three children.

AP Newst NEW York Graham Kerr Television Televi Sion Kerr Treena Italy France

Kerr plans around the world sailing life and new kitchen ventures

Treena Kerr faces tuberculosis ending plans for a sabbatical as the Kerrs shift to a world sailing lifestyle. They will test new kitchen designs aboard their sailboat, market Formosan hardwood cooking tools, and publish the Complete Galloping Gourmet Cookbook. Kerr aims to keep cooking alive through innovative appliances and meals shared with friends.

Kerr Taiwan

Explaining Anemia Facts From Dr Lester Coleman

Reader questions anemia de mystified by Dr Lester Coleman. Anemia is not a catchall. red blood cell count and hemoglobin indicate type and severity. Causes include iron deficiency pernicious factors bone marrow failure and red blood cell destruction with iron absorption and digestion affecting risk.

Mrs. D

Pomona Grange in Athens County Purchases Bond for Camp Fund

Athens Grange Hall hosts Pomona Grange meeting in which a $100 bond was bought for the Friendly Hills Camp Fund. Reports were given by secretary Helen Horvath and officers including Waldo Poston and Harry Turrill. Carrie Atkinson announced that third and fourth degrees would be conferred this week. An oyster supper is planned for March 8.

Athens County Pomona Grange Athens Friendly Hills Camp Fund Helen Horvath Albany Amesville Canaan Lodi York David Turrill Albany Grange Carrie Atkinson Athens Grange

Moody announce birth of son Kevin Lee in Columbus

Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Moody of Columbus announce the Jan 9 birth of a son Kevin Lee at St. Ann's Hospital. The couple also have a 4 year old daughter Deana Rae. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Carl Moody and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hanson of Millfield.

Jerry Moody Columbus Kevin Lee St. Ann's Hospital Deana Rae Carl Moody Kenneth Hanson Millfield

May Be Truth In Folklore In Appalachian Folklore

Dr Gabor B Fodor of West Virginia University plans to study Appalachian plants including jewelweed poke berries and mullein to test their claimed medicinal properties and possibly develop active compounds for medical use.

Gabor B. Fodor West Virginia University Appalachian

Abby Says It's Up To You about Natural Birth Choices

Dear Abby advises that the expectant mother must decide whether to pursue natural birth or use anesthesia. The column notes the neighbor’s course, shared experience, and the husband’s presence as factors, but ultimately the decision rests with the mother and doctor.

Abby Abigail van Buren Debbie Lois Sonoma

Understanding preadolescence in boys and girls

Mrs. Ruth D Devol coun ty extension agent explains preadolescence spans ages 11 to 14 with rapid mood shifts and growing independence. She urges warm understanding from parents, continued guidance, patience, and clear boundaries to ease the transition.

Athens women's luncheon stresses nutrition and activity balance

AFAN members heard Mrs. Lyn Jacoby of the Conway Diet Institute say American living is high but nutrition is declining. She warned against forcing meals, using food as reward, and urged balancing calories with activity while noting health risks of overweight. New members welcomed.

Athens Lyn Jacoby Conway Diet Institute First Presbyterian Church America Jacoby

Nail Biting May Be Hereditary

A study of 338 twin pairs shows 30.3 percent of children aged six and up bite nails, with girls affected more than boys. Children are about three times as likely to bite if a parent did. A separate item notes Junior Circle CCL meeting at 8 p.m Thursday with speaker Mrs. Joan Kattes at 73 Maplewood Drive.

Junior Circle CCL Nancy Wood Maplewood Drive Joan Kattes

Square Dance Planned by Plains Elementary PTA

The Plains Elementary School PTA sponsors a square dance in the school gym on Saturday January 20 from 9 to 12 p.m. Frog and the Greenhorns provide music and cake walks are planned in the cafeteria. Advance tickets available from Merlene Baker Kay Willoughby Judy Davis Jane Coon and Nancy Kasler.

the Plains Elementary School Pta Frog The Greenhorns Merlene Baker Kay Willoughby Judy Davis Jane Coon Nancy Kasler

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