Okemah Daily Leader (Okemah, Okla.), Vol. 37, No. 162, Ed. 1 Sunday, July 8, 1962 Page: 4 of 6
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Pubbsned daily except Saturday or Monday by the Okfuskee County
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' Second class postage paid at Okemah Oklahoma
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8 months $525-1 year $1050
MAIL SUBSCRIPTIONS MUST BE PAID IN ADVANCE
'Idy mail (in city through postoffice) $875 yr in Okluskee County by
anaa 6 mo $250 year $475 Adjoining Counties 1 yr $475 State
et O1it1 yr $550 Adjoining States 1 yr $650 Coastal States
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No subscription taken tar less than 3 months
You Your Child and School
UPI Education Specialist
There are many wayS parents
can help with their children's ed-
ucation during the summer
months
There is good evidence to show
that many children regress over
the summer months This would
be a natural assumption since
They are no longer involved
In daily practice and instruction
After the long school year chil-
dren need the relaxation involved
In summer play and vacations
This sloes not mean that valuable
educational activities cannot be
Included In your summer plans
Much progress in reading de-
pends upon experience En-
courage your child to use the
cal library and other available
books Pleasant and unpressured
reading can go a long way to-
wards increasing reading kroArth1
Reading for relaxation and' inter1
est is the greatest single factor
in reading progress
Help maintain a good working I
knowledge of arithmetic funda-
mentals This can be done through
Usage and practice Have your
children participate in planning a
budget for a trip Follow through
by having them keep an account
of expenditures mileage and gas
usage Send them to the store to
do your shopping Put them on
an allowance Let them help with
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popular singer
5 Kind of concert
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12 Scent
13 Prayer
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15 Individual
performance
16 Conflict
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10 Strikes with
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22 High note of
Guido's scale
21 Singing Peggy
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33 Actress
Gardner
34 Heap
36 Stage light
37 Dispatched
39 Facts
41 Mr Gershwin
1'2 Handle
4 I Show reviews
13 —
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40 Negative word
49 Young actress
Shore
53 Out of date
57 Press
58 WiVike part
60 Falsehoods
61 Beer ingredient
32 Prearrange a
quiz show
63 Roman date
64 Building
additions
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66 Grant
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28 Enthusiasm look for (pl)
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performance 43 Pitch
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'cooking especially witia Tending
recipes and measurementa:
Should Encourage Writing
The summer is an Ideal time
to foster writing This important
activity should not be overlooked
While on vacation have your chil-
dren maintain correspondence
with relatives and friends at
home While at home your chil-
dren can write to neighborhood
and school friends who may be
away at camp or in summer
homes Encourage them to de-
scribe their many experiences
Writing of this nature will help
with vocabulary spelling crea-
tive thinking and other language
skills
Vacation titne is particularly
suitable for planning experiences
which will be useful in social
stujilles history geokrraphy study
nottpeople and relationships etc
Social adjustment develods as tie'
children spend time and play with
others Help them to learn com-
promise and consideration
Allow Planning Participation
Long or short trips can be or-
ganized with some emphasis on
historical geographical and in-
dustrial sites Have your children
participate In planning the jour-
ney While traveling they can
gain 'much by following the map
and helping with directions Point
out and discuss what you see
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That'll What Clergymen Are Fort
DEAR ABBY: If a husband and! DEAR MOTHER: Thank you for
wife Iried for years to have a lestling this to my attention I
child and they failed and Probably have been an offender
they went to several doctors wholwithout realizing it And while
all agreed there was nothing iwe're on the subject — the same
wrong with either of them and iegoes for thoughtless adults wb o
the wife stepped out and got in a Isar "My isn't he SMALL for his
family way and had a strong age?"
healthy boy who the hu sband
thought was his should the hus- CONFIDENTIAL TO RUBE:
band and son be told? The boy is You are certainly "broad - min-
now a senior in high school and ed" (No pun intended) Settle out
we love him more than anything Of court if possible
on this earth This has been on —
my conscience for 17 years They How's the world treating you?
say that confession is good for the For a personal unpublished reply
soul MOTHER send a self - addressed stamped
DEAR MOTHER: If you feel the envelope to ABBY care of this
need to confess confess to your paper"
clergyman Telling sour husband
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and son would serve po good pur-
pose - 0 11 I rerq
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IDEAR ABBHY: My problerh is
my mother - in' --law She refuses
to be called "Grandma" S h e
Iwants to be called "Mamma" —
which is what my children c all
ME!
My own mother- doesn't mind
being called "Grandma" how can
you explain to small children that
they are both grandmothers but
one should be palled "Mamma"?
I don't want to $tir up trouble but
don't know how to avoid it T h e
grandmother who thinks she is too
young to be called "Grandma" is
I in her fifties My own mother is in
her late forties
I IN THE MIDDLE
I DEAR IN: No grandmother
should insist on being called
"Mamma" Tell your children to
call her "Grandma Mary" (or
whatever her name is) if she feels
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that being called "Grandma" ages
her
tremely sensitive 12 - year - o 1 d
daughter She is very big for her
age and from the number of times
she has heard it from adults w h o
should know better she certainly
knows it by now Her father is big I
1(6 ft 4) and 1 am big (5 ft 11) 1
so where would we get a small'
child? This child has been hur tl
badly when grown - u p s see h e r
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for the first time and say "My I
she's big for her age!" Please'
print this for people who need to be I
told There are so many of them
JUST A MOTHER
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Emphasize comparisons of differ-
1 ent areas and the reasons that
these areas have become indus-
trial agricultural or transporta-
tion centers ' '
Many exhibits and activities are
available which will help improve 1
appreciation and understanding of 1
cultural areas such as music and 1
art Look for special children's I
' plays and art exhibits or demon-
strations Many local organiza-
tions sponsor series of plays
Should you find it difficult to lo-
cate these activities check news-
papers automobile clubs cham-
bers of commerce historical so-
cieties industrial' tours and mu
seums ' '
The above examples of valuable
experiences are Only samples of
many important learning ac-
tivities Whatever your summer
plans may be you will be able to
find many opportunities to help
your children The more they ex-
perience the more they will have
to relate to school activities
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WES THIS IS SHORE
A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY!
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FACTS ABOUT YOURSELF
Have you ever thought of the
facts that your memory 'can't do I
the whole job of keeping together
all the legal facts you may need—
and need in a hurry? You m a y
waste valuable time and then not
find 'what you want all the factsr
about yourself
For example get a copy of your
birth certificate — you may need
to prove your citizenship to get a
passport prove your age for in-
surance or social security bene-
fits Get a notebook and list the
names dates places' and m aj n
points of interest about yourself
your parents your family Chil-
dren property and so 'on
List your deeds debts mort-
gages contracts to buy or Sell
leases stocks and bonds bank ac-
counts safe deposit boxes your
will important letters income tax
and other tax returns
List the places you have lived
and worked and the people y o
know best there List the schools
you have gone to along with th e
dates of graduation and degress
Make a note of employment ben-
efits you may have coming 1
such as insurance for life ac- I
cidents medical and hospital ser-
vice 1
Note the facts about your mar-
riage: date of license who mar-
1 ried you and where you put the 1
"marriage certificate
Make an inventory of your
'household goods
I Listing all these things will take
la little time but you'll get two big
'returns One will be a greater sat-
isfaction with what you are and
what you have Some day it will
be necessary to have all these
facts assembled
I (This column prepared by t h e
Oklahoma Bar Association is
written to inform — not to advise
No person should ever apply or in-
terpret any law without the aid of
an attorney who is fully' adviSed
concerning the facts involved be- 1
!cause a slight variance in f acts1
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law)
BY WILLIAMS
IS THAT SOT
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To SEE IT SOME
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"As Mr Hargrove's secretary you'll have the run of the
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