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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1976
Page
5
Members of the Carbondale Kiwanis Club renovated the bath house at the Boy Scouts camp near Crab Orchard Lake in Carbondale. They plan additional projects to improve the camp facilities.
A narrator details a tense family visit planning to conceal secrets from a sister. The memoir voice lists domestic tasks and a master plan to present a pristine home while hiding personal memorabilia including poker chips and a cherished paperback.
Tamara Carruthers and Curtis A Garbesi announce their engagement. Carruthers is the daughter of Earl and Mrs Carruthers of Ava while Garbesi is son of Robert and Mrs Garbesi of McMurray Pa. The bride is a student at Trico High School Campbell Hill and Garbesi works as a master mechanic for Amax Coal in Campbell Hill. A July 11 wedding is planned at Missionary Baptist Church in Ava.
World famed anthropologist Margaret Mead, age 74, urged lawmakers as she presented her unvarnished opinions on happiness, sexuality, family life, children, intelligence, the housewife role, money, and biological engineering. She warned against the Liquid Metal Fast Breeder Reactor and its atomic energy risks.
NEA columnist notes a Carnegie Council Harvard Kenniston report predicting a heated debate over schooling and parenting. Kenniston argues public education fails to offer equal chances and that parental emphasis on grades distorts the parent child bond, tracing roots to the 1830s pursuit of wealth.
Kenniston critiques Horace Mann s universal schooling as burdening children to redeem parental failure and urges parents to reassess what they reward in children. He warns against pressuring kids to excel for parents not themselves. The piece notes vacation as a moment to ask children about their needs.
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