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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1967
Page
8
Readers share kitchen and household hints. Using chicken broth to flavor instant rice instead of water, with a dash of celery salt or garlic powder, improves taste. Also tips on converting eyeglass cases into utility purses, busy rainy-day activities for kids with cookie cutters, and efficient laundry sorting methods.
Dear Abby advises immediate report to the local draft board, noting five years past the 18th birthday is a federal offense with possible imprisonment fines. Delinquents who self-report and volunteer for service may have delinquent status erased, but risk remains.
A reader asks if a teacher may confiscate a personal 8 page note during class and fears a friend's reputation. Abby affirms the right to remove distracting reading material. A second reader questions sending fifth baby announcements and suggests personal notes to out-of-towners. Abby advises personal outreach and a self addressed stamped envelope for replies.
Miss Beverly H. Ballard of Gallipolis married William Eddie Guinther of Syracuse in Jefferson North Carolina on April 19. The bride works at Holzer Hospital in Gallipolis and the groom for Meigs Piping Contractors in Syracuse. They reside at 603 Fourth St., Gallipolis and met Army associate James Neece in Johnson City, Tennessee during their trip home.
A sequence of 4-H activities across clubs including Shade Stitchers Clever Clippers Lucky Clover and others shows pattern fitting sewing machine use and fabric cutting demonstrations. Officers were elected at several meetings. projects include crafts horse grooming and sewing planning.
A 7 p.m. meeting in Athens city hall will discuss organizing a women’s softball league. City recreation director Robert Burson announced the plan.
The 1967 Sheltering Arms Hospital Candy Stripers class starts in the second week of June. Registration for girls 16 and older who are high school sophomores juniors or seniors is set for 1 30 p.m. June 5 at the hospital.
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