Ann Landers letters tackle retired husbands and kid mess
A reader argues wives push retired husbands into grave burdens and urges letting men enjoy quiet hobbies at home. Another writer complains of a messy teen room and seeks guidance to avoid future clashes over belongings and privacy. A commuter asks for tact to end morning chit chat, with Ann Landers advising protect personal time and uninterrupted paper reading.
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Ask The Teacher Dear Mrs Schraub Lip-reading while reading
Dear Mrs T explains that a boy who moves his lips while reading silently is sounding out words. This habit slows reading speed and should be discouraged. Encourage silent reading practice. Remind him gently and notify his teacher for additional help.
Area PTA officers elected and installed at Highland School
Fall winter 1962 area PTA notes Highland School installed officers with Mrs. Ralph McClelland as incoming president and principal William Bayuk as third vice president. First and second vice presidents will be Mines Dustin Lake and Ralph Beach. Mrs. Reed Pratt is fourth vice president. Other leaders include Hubert Baker secretary Herbert Gundelach treasurer A Winston Richards auditor A W Greer historian. Warm Springs PTA honors Dada at final meeting 8 pm at 47370 Warm Springs Blvd. Frank Lang and Joe E Brown direct program. Brown reads unit history. Toney Roberts publicity plans for graduates party. Washington High Wigton High PTA headed by Raymond Friscie with Glen Houde as second vice president. Hubert Burner secretary Harry Smith treasurer Ray Aryeson historian Wilmer Rodes delegate James Moore alternate auditor.
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Wilmer Rodes
James Moore
Cat Scratch Disease Alert From Tiny Kitten Bites
A doctor notes new cases of Cat Scratch Disease after a woman received two scratches from a kitten. Swollen neck glands, fever, and flu-like symptoms followed three weeks later. Diagnosis relies on a skin test and treatment varies from antibiotics to cortisone in certain cases. The virus can enter via splinters, thorns, insect bites, and other scratches.
Points for Parents by Edyth Thomas Wallace
A mother explains arranging a first sitting job for Suzie and planning to leave after eight. The couple aims to help the caregiver and child adjust, introducing Lisa as a potential friend, to reduce emotional shock when the child wakes to a stranger.
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