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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1975
Page
5
Weather in Athens swings from the 20s to the 60s as shoppers try layered outfits from Marting's. Ginny McDonell and Debby Lowe model a versatile look with two to three sweaters, bulky knit leg warmers, mufflers, and a wool cap, easily shed as warmth returns.
Abby advises cooling the plan, delaying invites, and rechecking the wish to celebrate after his mood. recommends canceling if he remains opposed and notes deposits may be lost. Additional letters touch on past relationships and office chauffeuring, with Abby urging practical steps and humor.
Southeast Regional Director of the Ohio Civil Rights Commission William Betcher told Athens NOW chapter members that sex discrimination remains hard to enforce in Ohio. He noted fear of retaliation keeps charges low, urged filing within six months, and described how many cases settle out of court while others proceed to hearings. He highlighted that black women face compounded discrimination and that wage gaps persist for equal work.
Amesville Grange women met to map plans for the National Grand Convention in Columbus where seven members will receive the seventh degree. The December meeting opens with a 6 30 potluck dinner and dues payable. Youth members chaired by Mike Brawley plan a Christmas party.
A recipe for Almond Rice casserole serving four uses converted rice and beef consommé. Instructions: melt butter, brown rice, mix with consommé salt and almonds, bake 1 hour covered then 30 minutes more. The beef consommé adds flavor and almonds give a crunch. The writer suggests trying a barley casserole variant.
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