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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 2017
Page
5
Dear Abby offers guidance on improving social skills for girls and teens. The advice emphasizes kindness, honesty, tact, grooming, posture, and self-respect, plus tips for asserting self and seeking help from God. also notes a booklet on popularity is available for $7 with shipping included.
In a New Jersey mall parking lot a woman, claiming superhero status, saves two grandmothers from a stubborn deluxe double stroller. She describes the push twist jerk technique to open the folded unit and exits with dramatic flair while the grandmothers express thanks.
The writer asks if continuing a relationship is wise while the partner still cohabits with his ex and her teen son. The response flags a lack of commitment, notes a child’s presence creates a poor example, and cautions about trust and boundaries. It advises respecting self worth and avoiding partners not ready to commit.
The Understanding Our Constitution group will meet Sunday September 17 at 2 p.m. at 39 W. Columbus St. Nelsonville. Teens from all districts and political views are invited with parents welcome. Led by Robert Jarvis and Wen da Sheard, with Tony Camechis as speaker. Regular meetings are the second Sunday monthly with field trips to public meetings. Questions text Wenda at 740-818-1845.
The program 30 Years on Death Row from the 90 Minutes series features Anthony Ray Hinton. It takes place Wednesday September 13 at 7 p.m. in Schoonover Center Room 145 on the Ohio University campus in Athens.
A school year offers chances to build friendships. Psychologist Eileen Kennedy, co author of Growing Friendships, advises kids to make eye contact smile and use names. Find common ground and plan activities together during recess or after school.
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