YMCA Offers Summer Nursery, Day Camp Details
Surveys show 62 percent of kids under 13 cook at least one meal daily, urging parents to stock healthy foods. Evergreen Nursery School at East Area YMCA in Manlius runs eight one week sessions July 6 to July 31 for ages 3-5 with art crafts and swim. Call 637-6436. Cost 40 a week members 60 non members. North Area YMCA runs eight week camps starting July 6 for ages 5-7 and 8-10 with new weekly themes. Call 451-2562.
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Guide to Child Support Enforcement Helps Track Absent Parent
A new Consumer Guide to Child Support Enforcement answers over 50 questions to aid locating an absent parent establishing paternity obtaining and enforcing support orders and handling interstate and international cases. The paperback costs 3.95 from Reymont Associates in New York. Herald-Journal staff reports.
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Walking in Dad's Footsteps Father’s Day craft idea
A Child prints footprints in paint to make a humorous Father’s Day card and gift wrap. Outdoors, prepare colors, paper, and a water bath. guide the child’s steps, dry prints, and label with age and date for framing or gift wrap. Use footprint cutouts as gift tags.
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Teens urged to aim high for summer jobs and careers
The Colorado Springs Gazette Telegraph reports on The New Era guidance for teens to seek meaningful summer work beyond burgers and groceries. It advises identifying jobs matching interests and values, using part time or unpaid roles to gain experience, and creating opportunities through transferable skills and internships.
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New Era
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Colorado Springs Gazette Telegraph
Working Woman Advice On Grief And Career Rebound
Niki Scott offers practical tips for readers coping with job loss in her column Working Woman. She urges allowing grief, maintaining health, staying connected, managing emotions, taking breaks, avoiding alcohol, dressing professionally, and using the downturn to upskill through courses or counseling to pursue new work.
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Murphy Brown cast salutes Dan Quayle publicity stunt
Murphy Brown star Pat Corley praises the vice president’s TV attack on unwed motherhood as a gift to the show and hints at a fall episode. He stresses leadership over blame, defends family values, and notes the cast plans a special dish for the fall season amid Quayle controversy.
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New York
Moving with Children Tips for a Smooth Transition
Barbara F. Meliz suggests proactive steps to ease kids through relocation. Explain changes early, tailor notice by age, arrange a going away party, collect contacts, scrapbook memories, and plan post move phone calls. After moving, establish a small ritual, tour the new school, and assign a class buddy to ease adjustment.
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Frederic Medway
University of South Carolina
Garth Brooks sues unauthorized sellers of his name and likeness
The country star Garth Brooks has filed a federal lawsuit against sellers of T shirts sweatshirts and other merch bearing his name and likeness. Random House launches a mystery The Small Bang by Jack Fenno a pseudonym for a long established literary figure exploring a physicist's Swiss avalanche disappearance with clues about the author.
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Switzerland
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Cambridge
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Dynamic ad duo Bartles and Jaymes revived in Golf Illustrated
Bartles and Jaymes veterans Dave Ruf kahr and Dick Maugg left Gallo after seven years to launch a Golf Illustrated campaign. Clint Black says he tires of his cowboy hat now and then seeking a change. A spoof list from Late Night with David Letterman mocks Seattle Manners changes under Japanese ownership, including cleat removal, new infielders, CD masks, and ballpark sushi.
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