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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1972
Page
8
The article urges women to prepare for the initial meeting with potential employers. It emphasizes presenting resumes, listing education and experience relevant to the desired field, and thinking from the employer’s perspective during interviews.
The article advises brief resumes no longer than a page and stresses asking questions that show genuine interest in the employer. It notes poise matters more than content, and urges being agreeable to tests, plus proper grooming and attire to convey a professional self.
A reader claims poetry to corn helps growth, joking about serenading vegetables. Abigail Van Buren notes the corn lovers, mentions sending a corn photo, and includes humorous letters about singing to plants and ears.
Dear Abby and readers share letters on household hacks and social missteps. A color-coded tail light idea urges green when moving, amber during deceleration, red when braking or stopped to reduce highway crashes and aid rear drivers.
Sister Agnes Schubert leads St. Pauls elementary in creating a learning resources center funded by state and federal aid. The center serves 46 students with individualized prescriptions and volunteer tutors, aiming to enrich classroom work and extend the existing 1 to 15 teacher student ratio.
The Athens City PTA Council met at The Plains Elementary School for the 1972 73 year. President Hubert G Wilhelm welcomed new members and the group discussed the 2.5 mill levy on the November ballot for building maintenance repairs replacements and capital improvements. The council adopted a resolution supporting the levy and voted to contribute 100 to the campaign. Dr Sam Henderson outlined the levy and moderated the discussion.
The Athens Middle School schedules an Open House for sixth grade parents on October 18 at 7 30 p m in the auditorium with a follow up refreshments at 9 p m in the cafeteria Topics cover Transportation and the Schools including legal aspects driver training hiring pupil behavior maintenance scheduling and budget The next council meeting is November 13 at West Elementary School with a panel on The PTA Who What Why How When Etc
Plans announced for an October 20 wedding in Albany with Miss Pat Ervin of Athens Route 1 and Steve Hamill of Albany Route 1. The open church ceremony at 7:30 p.m. will be at Albany United Methodist Church officiated by Rev. Howard Mayne. Music precedes the service and a church social-room reception follows.
Mr and Mrs R A King Jr of The Plains visited Sewanee Academy during homecoming weekend October 6 8 with Tony King their son joined by alumni and the governing board of Sewanee Academy in Sewanee Tennessee.
Lukshen Kugel a dairy noodle pudding recipe from Miriam Clubok is highlighted for sale by the Hillel Women's Auxiliary at the Athens Armory on Wednesday October 18. The dish uses noodles butter sour cream egg yolks vanilla beaten egg whites and is baked in a 9 by 13 pan with corn flakes and cinnamon sugar.
Roberta Roth chairs a 19 member committee to publish about 70 volunteer organizations in the Athens Volunteer Services Directory. Six thousand copies have been printed and are being distributed with copies available at PTA chapters Red Cross Athens Public Library and soon at the Chamber of Commerce. Contact Roberta Roth at 592 2647 for more information.
The Athens County Young Republican Club hosts a bake sale Saturday at 10 a.m. in front of the Varsity Theater on Court Street. Athens area residents may add their names to a forthcoming babysitter directory prepared with the Ohio University Nursery Day Care Center, plus descriptions of local child care facilities.
Several garden clubs met at the Athens Mental Health Center and Shade Methodist Church with host clubs and plans for future events. Events included readings, bird discussion, bake sale plans, and a new baby sitter directory to connect Athens families with sitters, with entries due by Oct. 6.
Mrs Mae Smith misplaced her purse on Golf Course Road. An unidentified man driving along Radford Road found it, delivered it to her storm door, and returned the money and papers. The helper, Lewis Varley of Jackson, was identified by a General Telephone Co worker.
Mr and Mrs Gerald Matthews of Cheshire announce the birth of their first child Gerald Eugene Jr born September 30 at Holzer Medical Center Gallipolis Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Robert Goodall Middleport Route 1 and Mr and Mrs Carroll Mathews Cheshire Great grandmothers are Mrs Bessie Fife and Mrs Phyllis Mulford
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