They're Just Kids They Find Fun In Everyday Things
The piece highlights how children entertain themselves with simple objects like a paper cup a pad and pencil and improvised bow and arrows. It celebrates youthful ingenuity and the instinct to create playful adventures from ordinary items.
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Anti Landers
Ye Olde Picnic at Hawthorne School Planned
It's a family fun day sponsored by the room mothers of Ha ne School for Saturday afternoon September 18. The money raised will buy indoor activity games for each classroom and gym equipment, marking the first such event for the school.
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DE McGlashon
Ha Ne
Baby named Sarah Cottingham born in Manhattan
Mr and Mrs Randy Cottingham announce the birth of a granddaughter, Sarah, born Thursday morning in Manhattan weighing 7 pounds 15 ounces. Paternal grandparents are Kenneth Cottingham of Leroy Kansas and Ginger Cottingham of Long Beach California. Local students will canvass this weekend to sell fund raising tickets for a community event featuring games, a baby contest, a quilt and hope chest raffle, and prizes. The event includes a Bicentennial themed quilt and handmade items, with displays at Butler's Music Store and Personal Thrift through mid September. Families are invited to bring picnics and may move inside if rain occurs.
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Harold
Crawford
Ottawa
Sarah
Manhattan
Randy Cottingham
Kenneth Cottingham
Leroy
Kan
Ginger Cottingham
Long Beach
Calif
Wooder
Robert Mazon
Sandy Mason
To Sponsor Salad Supper By Local Beta Sigma Phi Chapters
Four local Beta Sigma Phi chapters will sponsor a salad supper on September 21. Plans were announced after XI Omicron Exemplar chapter members met at Judy Reuschs home. The state convention is scheduled for October 15 to 17 in Wichita. Kathy Jordan and Mary Lois Yates led the communications program.
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Beta Sigma Phi
XI Omicron
Judy Reusch
Wichita
Kathy Jordan
Mary Lois Yates
Understanding Food Container Fill Standards
The FDA sets standards of fill to prevent deception when shopping. Some foods settle during transport, so manufacturers may explain this on packaging.
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Food and Drug Administration
Tickling abuse and self blame drive divorce and tragedy
A reader recalls a husband who tormented a wife with prolonged tickling, leading to a brutal beating and divorce. Another letter shares survivor guilt after a mother’s suicide, urging comfort for those left behind. Advice also suggests ending ties with unsupportive friends rather than engaging further.
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Ann
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Critical Parents Create Problems
Purdue University professor Donald Felker warns that parents who constantly criticize what children do wrong while ignoring positives harm social adjustment and self image. He advises praising children, modeling self praise, setting realistic goals, and evaluating each child individually to avoid fostering a negative self concept that can lead to fear, pessimism, and poor academic or social outcomes.
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West Lafayette
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Purdue University
Donald Felker
Department of
Purdue
School of Home Economics
Felker
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