Albany Junior High Trade Fair Teaches Economics
Sixth to eighth graders at Albany Junior High School held a school lawn trade fair to learn bartering supply and demand. Students rented display space and sold items to raise funds for the eighth grade Washington trip. D&D Tractor Sales donated concession articles to boost profits and further fund-raising efforts included card and candy sales and a student designed T-shirt sale.
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Albany
Ruth Nedeff
Washington, D. C
Concensus
D&d
Dr Salk Advises on Child Shyness and Family Balance
Dr Lee Salk discusses natural fading of shyness in children and warns against pushing social activity. He supports nonverbal activities for energy release and urges parental honesty about temper. He favors smaller families to reduce overpopulation and emphasizes thoughtful parenting.
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Lee Salk
Dr. Salk
Ms. T. W
United States
Exhibitionism discussed and treated as illness
Abby describes society's misunderstanding of exhibitionism and shares advice from readers. A cured ex exhibionist writes of therapy and ongoing shame, urging professional help for others while noting non violence and limits on harming others. Readers weigh divorcee choices and seeking lost partners with cautions on spiritual schemes.
Praline Cookies Recipe From Binghamton Woman
Marian Reeders favorite Praline Cookies recipe yields about four dozen tiny cookies. Ingredients include butter, brown sugar, pecan bits, flour, and vanilla. cookies are baked 8 to 10 minutes on a flour-dusted sheet. Irene M signs off with notes on sugar costs and cookie variation.
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Binghamton, N. Y
Irene M
Transadults label for young dropouts shifted to society
Rutgers sociologists Danziger and Greenwald report a growing group of 18 to 30 year olds delaying marriage work and family for five to ten years. They call them transadults, noting college enrollment rise, grad school, and programs like Peace Corps extend adolescence.
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New York
McCalls
Rutgers University
Carl Danziger
Matthew Greenwald
Danziger
Danziger and Greenwald
Peace Corps
Vista
Greenwald
Chauncey PTA Elects New Officers At Fall Meeting
Chauncey PTA holds first meeting of the school year with Principal Clyde Jarvis introducing staff and new officers Carol Douglas president Shirley Schoonover first VP Jody Abdella second VP Sharon Schoonover treasurer Pam Geary secretary Ida Smith news reporter. The group votes to switch to PTA. Attendance ties among rooms Geary Eddy Ash. future meetings set for the fourth Monday monthly.
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Chauncey Pta
Clyde Jarvis
PTA
Carol Douglas
Shirley Schoonover
Jody Abdella
Sharon Schoonover
Pam Geary
Ida Smith
Gerald Beckley
the Plains Pta
Geary
Eddy
Miss Ash
Shain announce birth of Emily Renee in Gallipolis
Mr and Mrs Robert Sammy Shain of Racine announce the birth of their first child Emily Renee born September 12 at Holzer Medical Center Gallipolis. Grandparents Dana Winebrenner Syracuse Harry Shain Racine. Great grandmother Oma Winebrenner Syracuse.
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Robert Sammy Shain
Racine
Emily Renee
Holzer Medical Center
Gallipolis
Dana Winebrenner
Syracuse
Harry Shain
Oma Winebrenner
Here 'n' There mentions El Paso visitors
Mr and Mrs James Riggsby of El Paso Texas recently visited Mrs Riggsby’s parents Mr and Mrs Ray McCune at 60 Sunnyside Drive.
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James Riggsby
el Paso, Tex
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