Parents urged to set high goal for brain injured child
New York writer Melian urges parents to aim for normal functioning for brain injured children. He shares his son Todd’s journey from special education to a regular class, emphasizing early diagnosis, strong parental advocacy, and intensive rehabilitation.
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Moon
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Rom Lieve
Todd Oil
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Reeally Melton
Nancy
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Tia
Traci
Heloise tips for long distance bonding and crafty storage
Dear Heloise offers ideas to cherish family ties across miles such as reading bedtime stories over the phone to grandchildren and creating a makeshift furniture table from suitcases in a trailer. The column also shares practical crafting tips and simple recipes to repurpose leftovers into a family friendly casserole and building block ideas from spice cans for children.
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Heloise
Tam
Indaw
Gram
Jody
Adele Brugger
Prison Bay
Rick Stevens
Social Votes Book Reviewers Hear Mrs Warner
Members of the Book Review Club met at Mrs. Robert Larson's home Tuesday night. J.R. Warner highlighted Arigata by Richard Conden. Club hostess Mrs. Kramer hosted a Tuesday luncheon with the Modern Priscillas as guests. Table centerpiece featured red roses pink carnations and white buddleia.
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Warner
Book Review Club
Robert Larson
J.R. Warner
Richard Conden
Secretaries learn test in business
Akron Ohio feature profiles Rosemary Hamed as a top example of women in the workforce. She leads Sanford Rose Associates home office and manages 22 staff, including 15 men, with a career spanning waitress, secretary, analyst, and consultant. She argues secretaries gain insider business knowledge and can rise to executive roles.
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Akron
Ohio
Rosemary Hamed
Lear
Sanford Rose Associates
Jonesboro
Ark
Jiamad
Utility mat Moksed or plashe copper color 16 inch
A copper colored 16 inch multiuse mat features a raised grid surface and deep rim to protect surfaces. It can serve as a coaster for drinks a parking place for boats or a feeding station for pots. A soap suds scrubber cleans it easily.
Extension aides teach nutrition in Nebraska and beyond
About 2 500 Nebraska families and many more across the United States receive nutrition guidance through the Expanded Nutrition Program by the University of Nebraska Extension Service. In the East Platte Area, seven nutrition aides educate by starting with needs, defrosting a freezer, cooking meat, meal planning, stretching dollars, safe handling, and group demonstrations. Youth clubs and summer camps support learning, with local volunteers active in the program.
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Nebraska
United States
University of Nebraska
Cooperative Extension Service
East Platte Area
Belt fashion returns narrow waist trend in new styles
Fashion note urges eye for old fashioned belt revival as designers predict the belt at natural waistline will dominate the next season. Styles cycle quickly and items should not be discarded. Also tips on camouflage stick to cover dark circles before foundation for a smoother look.
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Register & ‘Tribune Syndicate
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