Dear Bessie Advice Column Fragments On Family Pressure
A reader asks about living in a sister’s shadow and loneliness. The reply urges recognizing the sister is older, stopping comparisons, and focusing on personal growth rather than envy.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1965
Page
11
A reader asks about living in a sister’s shadow and loneliness. The reply urges recognizing the sister is older, stopping comparisons, and focusing on personal growth rather than envy.
Dear Bessie column discusses a 16 year old actress Patricia Gozzi known for Rapture. The piece notes mixed race relationship issues, consumer advice, and Pat's rise in film with past success in Sundays and Cybele. It highlights her schooling and World’s Fair plans.
A Scholastic Research Center study finds two thirds of junior and senior high students want careers in professional fields such as medicine law architecture clergy and nursing. Teaching attracts 22 percent with girls more drawn to it and personal benefits future security and salary top the reasons. Only 12 percent favor large companies and 6 percent small firms. travel is a minor factor.
A text promoting paid companionship as a flexible extra income notes growing demand from the elderly and disabled. It outlines tasks such as conversation reading aloud letter writing and offering companionship, with tips on reliability empathy and advertising through social services hospitals and classifieds.
Bruce Bailey notes retailing offers an enterprising path with full on the job training and advancement prospects. It suits trained and untrained youth, with demand for skilled specialists and ambitious high school graduates alike.
First week enrollments in Sheffield Lake schools totaled 0 more students than last year's pre registrations. Only at Brook side last week's enrollment figure matched the 447 students expected for sophomore, junior and senior classes. The piece also promotes retailing as a career with diverse growth, salaries and people contact.
A to z quiz on table manners assesses punctuality at meals politeness with words and proper use of utensils. It suggests answers and gives guidance on improvement based on how many questions were answered yes or no.
Elyrian wins the weekly free CT draw after the postcard entry from 351 Belrent, Trent and Center for your new rererd. Jerry Texgart reported the event and noted the tacky Elyria yewth sem postcard.
Johnny Tillotson releases Thats My Style blending haunting lonely tunes with rhythmic warmth from The Jordanaires and The Anita Kerr Singers. A finger snapping Oh Lonesome Me and a sing along Heartaches by the Number showcase old and new tracks arranged by Bill McElhine. A Teen postcard drawing contest invites readers to mail entry to The Chronicle Telegram Elyria.
Beatle time continues as Help leads both single and album races. Ramsey Lewis debuts in top ten with The In Crowd while Peter Nero's pops set with Gershwin features in Nero Goes Pops. Hal Blaine's Drums A Go Go adds swing to A Go Go.
In a feature on the transition to college, experts Lass and Wilson discuss freshmen struggles from homesickness to transferitis and study stress. The filmstrip guidance, produced with Guidance Associates, aims to ease the move to independence with practical advice on time use, seeking help, and staying focused. Airman Gary Bechmerle, son of Medina, receives missile electronics training at Lowry AFB after graduating Highland High School in 1962. Marines Pvt. Donald W. Nickeson, from Lorain, graduated recruit training at Parris Island and heads to Camp Lejeune for further infantry training.
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