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M area jjjt^TTi^R TO T1S1SM AGGRS...
Always vjc hear the plaintive cry of
the teen-agers 11 .«hat can we doV ...where
can we go?1*
The answer is, GO KOivinj
Hang the storn windows, paint the
woodwork* Rake the leaves, mow the lawn,
shovel the walk, ••ash the car, learn to
cook, scrub some floors 0 Repair the sink,
build a boat, get a job.
Help the minister, priest or rabbi,
the Red Cross, the Salvation Army. Visit
the sick, assist the poor, study your
lessons* And then when you are through,
and not too tired, read a book®
xour parents ao noi, owe you euuur
tninment• Your city or village does not
owe you recreational facilities <>
The world does not ewe you a living.
You owe the world something.
You owe it your time and your energy
and your talents so that no one will be
at war or in poverty or sick or lonely
again.
Grow up; quit being a cry baby. Get
out of your drear world and develop c
backbone, not a wishbone, and st irt act
ing like a nan or lady.
You1re supposed to be nature enough
to accept some of the responsibility
your parents have carried for years.
They have nursed, protected, help
ed, appealed, begged, excused; toler
ated, and denied themselves needed con
forts so that you could have every
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benefit# This they have done gladly, for
you are their dearest treasure#
But nov:, you have no right to ex
pect then to bov; to every vihiia and
fancy just because selfish ego instead
of common sense dominates your person
ality, thinking’ and request.
In Heaven1 s name, grow up and go
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-Judge Philip B. Gilliam,
Denver, Colo*
GLimiLL,;;? ballyhoo
with the days getting shorter and
the snovj on the ground the v/ood axes arc
flying. The fall meat is going into the
lockers. Our seige v;ith old man v:inter
is coning for a stay.
Blackic of the Ranch House Lodge
said that the Ilnllomoen party v;as very
much of a success. There acre quite a
number of people in costumes and all
seemed to enjoy themselves.
Lioosibou Service are living up to
their name as the caribou arc crossing
near their station* ~ir. and i-rs• Grislcr
have a house full of guests from, Fair
banks, nnchorage and Fort Richardson.
The uierican Le ;ion Ccalled a special
meeting for the purpose of Civil Defense*
They need volunteers. Contact nr* George
Peterson* Fall out shelters /ill need
much to build.
iirs. Beryl menkee and her t\;o sons
cont. page 6
'■JE APPRECIATE YOUR PATRONAGE
Glennallen, Alaksa
TA2 3373
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