We’ve thought and thought
Of vjhat to say
•»e *d like you .‘>11 to know
Our little store has really swelled ■ \J
with Christnas rifts to show ^
How much your dear ones mean to you
So come on down ua~ see
Our new line of :'jad;^ets, toys and things
For your whole family* <
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LODG^ AND TRADING PG3T
A pioneer 1'indnnrk known
throughout Ainska
HOW TO RAISE A DELINQUENT: TEN.. EASY RULES
(Taken from the Reader1s Digest)
Prepared by the Police Department of
Houston, Texas
1. Begin at infancy to give the child
everything he wants. In this way he will
grow up to believe the world owes him a
living,
2. When he picks up bad words, laugh at
him. This will make him think hefs cute,
3. Never give him any spiritual training*
Wait until he is 21 and then let him
11 decide for himself”.
4. Pick up everything he leaves lying
around-books shoes, clothes. Do every
thing for him so that he will be exper
ienced in throwing all responsibility
on others•
5. Quarrel frequently in his presence.
In this way he will not be too shocked
when the home is broken later.
6. Give a child all the spending money
he wants. Never let him earn his own.
Why should he have things as tough as
you had them? <
7. Satisfy his every craving for food,
drink and comfort. Denial may 'lead to
harmful frustrations.
8. Take his part against neighbors,
teachers, policemen. They are all pre
judiced against your child.
9. When he gets. Into real-trbuble,
apologize for yourself by saying, "I'
never could do anything1 with^-himi’^
10. Prepare for a life of grief. You„.
are bound to have it.
A.C.S, NEWS
Sp. 5 James Millman and family
celebrated both Thanksgiving and birth
day-on the same day, this year. The
following day, a delayed surprise birthday
party was given by his wife, Elaine and
baby son Jay-J, at the Recreation Hall
after the movie, where all -27 candles
on the birthday cake were blown out with
hurricane force.' The cake and coffee
were served by Dina McGill and Allura
Lewis. Twenty guests were present for
Big Jay’s Birthday Party.
• • •
Dina McGill was honored November 29th
on her birthday after the movie. Coffee
and cake were served at the Rec, Hall by
Vi Munson and Mary Ellen Kiser and not
a crumb was left behind. Twenty-two
people were present with their best wish
es of the day.
Velma Ballard will be leaving this
Thursday for Seattle for treatments at
the Mason Medical Clinic. She will re
main there for approximately two weeks
and it is hoped that she will return for
the holiday season.
• • •
i
.Doris Dye who has replaced Midge
Watosink at the Variety Store, finds
her job 'very -much to her liking these
long winter days, while daughter Beverly
Smith is attending Manchester College
in Tennessee* Plans for a two weeks
Christmas and New Years family reunion
are being planned to have Beverly here
on the 15th of this month, for a really
Merry White Christmas*
• • ft
Cat vs* Kid, may seem a trifle
bit amusing to some people, but in the
James Millman family it never seems to
be so, since 10 month old Jay-J first
started getting around on all fours.
Now, the truce is off, and 11 Billy the
“Cat”, is bound and determined to fight
off his aggressor with tooth and nail
if'need be and Jay-J now bears two long
scratches on his head, for pulling the
catfs ears and tail today* Like all -
pets, cats are most gentle, loveable,
and domestic around the house, but how
can you domesticate -a baby? - Do you have
any ideas?
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