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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1971
Page
5
The Soviet Union touts equality yet most women perform heavy manual labor in factories and on construction sites while men hold supervisory roles. Four-fifths of the 60 million-strong female workforce are in physical labor and earn low wages, with limited opportunities for advancement.
A simple baked cheese casserole uses day-old bread milk eggs and cheese with mustard Worcestershire. Prepare two hours ahead bake at 350 degrees for 45 minutes and serve with salad and greens. Mrs Tripp notes two variations American cheese or plain cheese and a tomato side.
A reader asks about wearing a Swiss watch given to another woman by her husband who later returned it. Abby suggests considering the timing and mechanics, noting the watch may still work if kept, and hints at addressing trust and boundaries.
Readers share two letters. A high school girl faces harassment in a crowded car with a trusted counselor giving harmful advice. A wife in prison writes that Abby’s guidance on staying faithful applies to her loneliness and prayerful support.
Dear Abby letter criticizes a secretary nicknamed No Guts for handling boss duties. The writer jokes about resigning, then shares a promo for Abby’s booklet and a local Athens Rainbow Girls rummage sale at the Armory from 7 30 a m to 12 noon Saturday.
Frances Inge assistant to the dean of Fine Arts at Ohio University compares European and U S issues such as pollution discrimination and student frustration. She spent 16 years with Army Special Services and notes morale activities crafts labs and a civilian support role for enlisted men.
Household ideas and reader notes on home crafts, photo montage decorating, sewing tree pin storage, cast decorations, fat free eggs method, sleeve elastic tweaks, and plastic bag dryer use. Includes practical advice from Laura Gindstaff and Mrs Jewell with humorous letters and a birthday aside.
Putnam Pioneers met at Barsteds house for a lesson titled Reports On Our Sawdust Birds. Robert Culbert demonstrated Reports On Birds. Meeting activity included reports on bird lists. Daryl Wickstrom, Reporter.
Mr. and Mrs. Larry E. Dean announce the birth of a daughter Heather Lynne born March 9 at O'Bleness Memorial Hospital. They also have two sons Todd age 7 and Sean age 4. Grandparents Edward Linscott Athens Route 3 and Raymond Dean Amesville. Great grandmothers Ida Linscott Millfield Route 1 J R McConnell Lower Salem and Wayne Oberlin Bryan. DAR Nabby Lee Ames Chapter meeting date moved to Saturday March 20 at Baker Center with social hour before the 2 p.m. session.
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