Family and environment shape today’s students in study
Six area seniors from Neshannock and Wilmington High School express that family exerts the strongest influence on a child’s attitudes and education. They note parents’ education level and involvement matter, while teachers can rival or surpass parental impact through lessons, guidance, and discipline approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Wharry
Wilmington High School
Neshannock High School
Todd Norris
Rob Schell
Doug Hackett
Caroline Ellis
Norris
Bill Phillips
Don Garrett
Libby Jordan
Supermarkets celebrate 50 years of free enterprise
A column traces the rise of supermarkets from King Kullen in 1930 Jamaica New York to a nationwide industry with 33,400 stores by the 1980s. It notes self service, cash and carry and aggressive pricing as core ideas and reflects on later shifts to warehouse and no frills formats. It includes notices about reader letters and expired offers for gifts and store certificates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Cullen
Cullen
King Kullen
Jamaica
New Castle News
United Features Syndicate
Park Ave
New York
N.Y
Clip n file refunds program for various food brands
Multiple vendor offers promise $1 refunds or free products in exchange for proof of purchase and specific packaging or labels. Brands include B and M Frankfurter, Birds Eye, Green Giant, Morton House, Noodle Roni, Pennsylvania Dutch, and S and W. Expires dates range 1980 to 1982 with general tips to collect proofs and expect 10 weeks for refunds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Giant
Niblers
Nibblers
Morton House
Farmer's Market Set for Friday in New Wilmington
The New Wilmington Garden Club will hold its annual Farmer's Market Friday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Clare E. Wagner and Sons used car lot. Lunch is served 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Booths include attic treasures Flor McKee baked goods Jean Allen plants Lucile Frey sewing and crafts Mary Reid. Proceeds fund town beautification with flowers shrubs and trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Wilmington
New Wilmington Garden Club
Clare E. Wagner and Sons
Attic
Flor McKee
Jean Allen
Lucile Frey
Mary Reid
Betty Hart
Thanking Dear Abby for life saving counsel years ago
Harold W. Cameron of Paradise California thanks Abby for past guidance that saved his life when he was nearly driven to suicide. He describes writing a book Night Stalks the Mansion which became a bestseller and neared a million in sales, and notes that a former loves interest reconnected after seeing him on TV.
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Abby
Harold W. Cameron
Paradise
Calif
Dear Abby Dear Harold letter about severance pay and family issues
A reader asks Dear Abby about a man who sued his parents for circumcision arguing harm from infancy. Abby replies the man could sue but would lose. New Yorker notes he did sue and lost. Another reader Closes with a bridge couple scenario sees a woman wrapping her legs around her son in law. advice is not to tell daughter to avoid causing trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hackett
Wilmington High School
Schell
Doug Hackett
Harold
Abby
NEW Yorker
P.S
Lawrence Chapter DAR to host Flag Day luncheon and installation
Lawrence Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution will hold a Flag Day luncheon at 12:30 p.m. on June 18 at Third Presbyterian Church. The event features installation of officers, a patriotic program titled This Land and Flag, and special music by Margaret and Ruth Weir. Reservations should be mailed to Mrs. Harry Huffman.
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Lawrence Chapter
Dar
Margaret and
Ruth Weir
Harry Huffman
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