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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1973
Page
8
Abby voices reader concerns about whether Ronny, the youngest and smallest in class, should start kindergarten now or wait a year. A mother, former student and teacher perspectives discusses social readiness, height, and early learning activities like Sesame Street and library trips to prepare him.
Readers share thrift hints from saving for a clothes dryer to clever thawing methods and DIY fixes. A note on using garage-sale finds to upgrade laundry gear and a playful pie crust idea ends with the editor inviting more letters to Heloise.
Area 4-H Activities Union Homemakers held a cookie and sewing project lesson with Patty Furey. Little Beavers discussed community service projects and a Junior Fair parade float at the Scott home. Pigs were reported on by Jim and Gary Dillinger, Buddy Storer and John Simpson.
The Wiseman Family Association will hold its 60th annual reunion on Sunday June 17 at Bob Evans Farms near Rio Grande along U S Route 35. The event shifts from August and opens with a noon basket dinner followed by a program and business meeting. Acting president is Robert N. Wiseman and secretary Raymond O. Wiseman.
Mary Straaght notes women lack a fixed blueprint as society shifts. At Hocking Valley Motor Lodge, the program Women on the Move brings panelists who describe breaking from routines and trying new solutions to everyday frustrations. They emphasize there is no single answer to women's problems.
A panel at Hocking Technical College discusses women balancing careers with family. Lynn Jacoby, Sharon Nichols, and others describe part time and own business options while Emily Leedy notes economic necessity and job openness for all women. The event, moderated by Patricia Torres, plans follow up sessions.
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