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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1977
Page
6
A reader asks Abby about kept Christmas trees in May while a husband has been missing since December 1975. The letter recounts children urging to keep the tree as hope fades and the columnist offers compassionate guidance.
Readers vent about price hikes on juice cheese bacon and produce while suggesting money saving tips and urging letters to the editor for ideas. The column includes commentary on discounting and a Dear Abby feature with a wedding booklet offer.
Sally Walters describes Court Street in downtown Athens as a lively mix of shops, students, and locals preparing for the new semester. She highlights Swankys Bar, the Athens National Bank, specialty shops, evolving storefronts, and a street scene blending old and new amid the 14 000 university students.
A letter discusses grandparents using baby talk with a four year old. Dr Salk notes infantasizing children harms language development and independence. He advocates using proper words and a forthright respectful tone to build trust.
The retirement test limits benefits if earnings exceed a threshold while investments remain unpenalized. Over 200 members sponsor bills to liberalize or end the rule, but defenders argue it protects workers and funds should aid those in need.
In a Working Woman article authors Dr. Laurence E. Moorehouse and Leonard Gross warn that remaining in one seat dulls brain circulation and slows thinking. They urge stand up actions like phone calls, stand near desks, and short stand-up conferences to improve blood flow and speed decisions.
Mr and Mrs James Moody of Millfield announce the birth of their first child a son named Scott Eric born August 23 at O Bleness Memorial Hospital Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Carl Moody of Millfield and Mr and Mrs James Taylor of Nelsonville Route 1.
Hocking Technical College offers an evening course Better Nutrition for Your Money taught by Rosamond Anderson from 6 to 8 p.m. on six Tuesdays starting Sept. 20. Topics cover food facts, budget nutrition, minerals, proteins, and cooking secrets with a $16.50 fee. Registration through Kathy Cone, Continuing Education, Nelsonville, or first class evening. Caesar's invasion galleys landed near Dover in 55 B.C. but were driven back by Britons at Deal.
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