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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1972
Page
14
Abby advises a worried service member to accept consequences and re enlist if needed after mishandling personal tapes for wife and mother. The column also parries reader letters about teenage fiction, family heat, and improved public guidance from Abby.
East Elementary School third graders accompanied by Mrs. Kathleen Hosler will visit radio station WOUB on Thursday as part of a communication unit started May 16. Dr. Henry D. Olsen of Ohio University’s College of Education helped prepare the lesson with his social studies class guidance. Canaan Grange sets a special meeting May 18 to prepare for the May 23 annual inspection.
A reader seeks tips for preventing custard pies from crusting on top and custard staying beneath. Other letters share cleaning ceilings jokes and pepper storage tips, car drying advice, and homemade play blocks from milk containers.
Craig Copeland of Athens won first place in the western saddle pony class at the Ashland Paint and Plain Saddle Club Horse Show in Ashland Ohio on Sunday with his three gaited saddle pony Campus Cat. He will travel next Saturday to the Greater Cincinnati Charity Horse Show at Latonia race track in Florence Kentucky. He is a fifth grade student at Morrison School.
Suzuki Talent Education in Athens presents its second annual concert Sunday May 21 at 2 p.m. in Ohio University's Recital Hall under Lorraine Fink with a varied program from folk tunes to baroque classical and romantic works. Kristine Fink soloes in Vivaldi A Minor Concerto with Cheryl Hammon and John Kreutel as accompanists.
Athens Cooperative Nursery elected the coming year’s board: Jane Villimez president, Maureen Wooten vice president, Roma Beverage secretary, Mary Jageman treasurer, and Elaine Dabelko registrar. A film of the nursery children followed the meeting. For registration questions call Elaine Dabelko at 592-1946.
St Pauls held a May Crowning on Sunday with schoolchildren participating. Msgr. Kish delivered the sermon after a processional start and children's prayers, with Pam Moorehead crowned queen and Yolanda Moncayo as flower girl.
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