18 Staunton, Leader, Friday, August 16, 1974 Blindness is no bar to bar tending job TV I Ihi-Oiitki VWrld OU'i niili- IVl KiLilHtnslliis ifihl I iiiiiiMi lrii Siimrl KkiiiC-Sp. iik lul: I )u Mali- Vn Slrak I r-ill Ncnl I iliiT.Hillf. I lliil IiiLm Mil -s ForParamiiYouiChM WEIGHT OF ANGUS STEER: 1095 Lbs. II Correct Entries Winner by Drawing W. C.
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Your cut tun1 tlemitnils I lull ihryilonl" Michael This week eight male celebrities tell what they think about Women's Lib and what effect it's having on men. Read how they themselves have changed, what changes they feel remain to be achieved and whether or not they agree with the new sexuality of the 70's. The Light Side: How to Read "House For Sale" Advertising This week FAMILYWEEKLY with tongue in cheek examines that special language of the "house for sale" ad. Next time you're out hunting you'll know what to expect before you get there. You might not even go in the first place.
p- III i LJ 111 Jiiiiv.J 1 Howard Sandridge BELLINGHAM, Wash. (AP) Dick Aregger gets tired of people who keep telling him how wonderful it is that he has overcome his handicap. He'd rather pour them a drink and that's not unusual, because he's a bartender. A blind one. Aregger's regular customers know he's blind but most strangers never notice.
If they do, he puts them at ease with one of his quips about blindness, such as saying that his co*cktail waitresses are "hand-picked." Aregger lost an eye at age 11 in a B.B. gun accident. Eleven years ago he lost the other eye in an industrial accident. "After I went through the Orientation Center for the Blind in California, I was supposed to be 'completely But when I thought about trying to get a job I was scared to death. I went back to school for a while and got an associate degree in psychology.
That's great for a bartender." Aregger worked as a stock broker but then bought a bar in California prior to moving to Hawaii and then to Bellingham, where he owns Aregger's Fine Goods, a restaurant and co*cktail lounge. "I love bartending, love the people. I learned bartending from my own employes. I figure what I didn't know I could fake." Aregger says he thinks bartending is "one of the easiest occupations in the world for a blind person. You work in a confined space, you put everything in the same place anyway and you get to talk to people." He says he gets tired, though, of people who want to shake his hand because of his success as a blind person.
"I'd a lot rather have someone get mad and say 'You blind SOB' and treat me like an How to Tell: Is Youi Child a "Secret "Don I underestimate your youngster just because he gets poor marks, hates school, or because you have seen no sign oj special abilities. Maybe you didn't now what to look for." Upset over the low grades and bad conduct of your children? Maybe you shouldn't be. This week, FAMILY WEEKLY offers some insight into what grades and conduct may indicate about kids. You may have less to worry about than you thought. Especially when you learn how Winston Churchill and Thomas Edison applied themselves to the three R's.
MASTER MIXER Dick Aregger is the bartender in his restaurant and co*cktail lounge in Bellingham, Wash. Though he is completely blind, he is completely at home behind the bar. Wallace Benson Trip abroad been "ripped off" by a customer trying to pass a $5 bill for a $20 bill. "And if my regular customers are in, and a guy lays a bill on the bar, there are 20 eyes on it to make sure it's what he says it is." equal," he said. Aregger's bartending technique is to keep an index finger on the rim of a glass.
This way he can feel the ice cubes rise when a highball is poured. "I don't waste much," he said. Aregger says he has never year-old, chief of state, who suffered a recent heart attack, is expected to fly to France in a week or so. VIENTIANE, Laos (AP) -Doctors have prescribed a trip abroad for Laotian Prime Minister Souvanna Phouma. The 72- News of personal interest 1 Russ Myers Craigsville RnnHv and Todd Clements and A New Steak Treat You Can Make in Minutes! Iwllle tij barbecue smier mill ii fen ilill jiicUex emi Inrn lilnin flunk slenk inln a pommel meiil." FAMILY WEEKLY Food Editor Marilyn Hansen shows how to turn low-budget flank steak into a high-table treat.
It's simple. All you need is flank steak, barbecue sauce and three whole dill pickles. Then follow Marilyn's instructions and you'll be a chef of renown! It makes the most of a gallon. Churchville Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Sellers of Richmond spent the weekend with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carey Swecker of Staunton were i Even for a Datsun, our B-210 gets great pas mileage! We sav it dplivprs nrnnnrl I A. B. Hawkins of Raphinc and recent, guests of their grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. R. Clements. Mr.
and Mrs. W. T. Sellers. Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Arm sister, Mrs. Henry Colvin, and Mr. and Mrs. Murray Colvin.
Their weekend guests were Dr. and Mrs. James L. Robertson of Arlington, and Mr. and Mrs.
Wilson Plott of Dundalk, Md. Melvin Hewitt of Jacksonville, has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Tracy Mitchell. Mr.
and Mrs. William T. Martin have as guests her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. John Raither of Baltimore, Md.
27 miles per gallon might even get more! strong, Susan and Gracie spent Mrs. Nell A. Trainum of Staunton was a recent overnight guest of Mr. and Mrs. J.
T. Grady. Mrs. Uldena Warren of San Francisco, is visiting her the weekend in Atlanta, with Mrs. Armstrong's brother-in-law and sister and attended the wedding of her niece.
Miss Susan Armstrong was one of the attendants. Glenn Wood Power-assist front disc brakes 4-speed stick or optional automatic Full carpeting Electric rear window defogger Whitewalls Full wheel covers Reclining front bucket seats Rugged vinyl interior and trim AH and more, included in the low 3) Volklwdcen ol Amtiito, 1974. 'lovt Bug Suggtmd toil Prict. local Toiei ond Anv Olhr Deal.r Dlivry Choijei. II Any, Additional.
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