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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1977
Page
6
Crowds waited for access to the King Tut exhibit in New Orleans on Sunday. One man slept on newspapers to claim a seat, a young woman wore curlers while they prepared to view the priceless collection, and a friend studied Tut history while waiting.
Dear Abby letters discuss a painful love triangle, a deceitful man who manipulates two women, and calls for therapy to understand self-punishing behavior. Additional missives cover mother-in-law boundary issues, advice for coping with in-law meddling, and a plea for medical secretaries to manage crowded waiting rooms with limited company.
Paul Isaacson in Provo designed a circular underground home with a 20-foot solarium and six rooms beneath. The steel reinforced concrete structure uses cone shaped solar collectors, a rock heat store, and a computer controlled heating system to achieve low bills and comfortable temperatures even in a quake resistant, soundproof dwelling.
In Columbus, Harry Lee Desmond, 14, with severe brain damage, shows progress through a home program based on patterning from the Institutes for the Achievement of Human Potential. Some 500 volunteers from Scouts, churches, and neighbors helped develop his motor functions and daily tasks over ten years.
United Campus Ministry opens a two day series with films and talks on economic crisis. Notable speakers include Nancy Wiegersma and Michael Harrington addressing women, minorities, and the economy, plus panels on energy resources and recession. The program runs Thursday and Friday at Ohio University venues.
The Jones Phillips Reunion met at the Trimble Masonic Temple with officers retained Elmer Jones president Wilma Jones vice president and Thelma Hambel secretary treasurer. Attendees included numerous relatives from Glouster Chesterhill Athens Parkersburg Canton Columbus and other areas. The 1978 reunion is planned for the Trimble temple on the Sunday before Labor Day. Also notes on a breakfast tip and a trivia range about snakes were included in the page.
Family Circle says glamour jobs aren’t limited to big cities, listing 10 hints to find exciting work locally. Defining glamour, assessing existing skills, and volunteering help tailor careers in fields like retail broadcasting and music. Ambition and enjoyment drive how hard one will work and seek advancement.
Mr and Mrs Larry Bunch announce the birth of daughter Rachel Mae born August 21 at O'Bleness Memorial Hospital. They also have a son, Larry Jr. Grandparents are Bryan Calvert of Guysville and Memphis Bunch of Miamisburg. Great grandparents are Georgia Willard of The Plains and Davie Bunch of Etawah Tennessee.
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