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3 00 Edward P.Morgan Music With Sam Bob and Ray
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The Medical Roundup
Sorry For Herself
Occasionally, I get a letter
that gives me a great lift and
makes me happy. For instance;
I just heard
from a girl in
high school
who says she
has ma ny
blemishes on
her face,
shoulders, and
back the re
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brush and, after anesthetizing
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The Family
Editor's Note: The Tsmlly Council consists of a Judge, a psychiatrist, a
newspaper editor, a women's pate editor and two newspaper writers. These
consult with clergymen of all faiths and denominations. All letters axe held
In complete confidence.
Mrs. C.TA. Our little girl is
completely negative.
Sally My mother is opposed
to meT
e e e
Mrs. C.T.A. I am very scared
for the future of my daughter
who is now 15 and has been,
ever since the age of 3 and 4,
deadly in earnest about becom
ing a great actress. To begin
with, I would have reservations
about her realizing her ambition
because I do not think too highly
of the life of an actress much
as I enjoy the stage and like the
personalities on the stage. I
think a girl is happier having
a family.
In this case, however, I am
afraid of . real tragedy because
Sally has a fixation about being
an actress that stands in the
way of her development. She
really does nothing to fit herself
for anything. She neglects her
studies on the ground that they
have no relation to an acting
career, and she refuses to learn
housework because she expects
1,200 Attend County
June Dairy Festival
More than 1,200 people at
tended Jackson county's second
annual June Dairy Festival Sat
urday in the Hubbard- Wray
showroom.
Included in the festival were,
exhibits and films shown by the
Jackson county milk producers,
who sponsored the show.
Exhibits were by 4-H clubs.
the Future Farmers of America,
antique and art exhibits, and a
model dairy farm.
Mrs. Ruth Clark, president of
the League Auxiliary, and Clar
ence Williams, president of the
league praised the festival high
ly.
Entertainment was provided
by organist Mildred Lolfbour-
row, tenor Otis Swisher, and the
Melody Maids.
Vacation Ranch Opens
South of Grants Pass
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Ells
worth, Grants Pass, have open
ed the Applegate Vacation ranch
eight miles south of Grants Pass
along the Applegate river for
boys 9 through 12 years old.
Three sessions starting June
20 will be held, Mrs., Ellsworth
said. The first session ends July
15, with the second running from
July 16 to Aug. 10, and the third
from Aug. 11 to Sept. 5. The full
term session is held from June
20 to Sept. 5.
Activities at the ranch, Mrs.
Ellsworth said, will include
fishing, swimming, camping,
barbecues, horseback riding and
hiking.
Mrs. Ellsworth said additional
information may be obtained by
writing route 3, box 425, Grants
Pass.
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rough places and make her skin
smooth aeain.
What she tells me is that, for
a long time, she avoided her
classmates, even when they
tried to be friendly with her.
She avoided them because she
thought they were just pitying
her and trying to be kind. And
so she remained solitary and
would never go to a dance.
Then, one day," she went
through a hospital for the blind
where she found that many of
these handicapped people so
much more handicapped than
she was were happy; they were
wonderful; they talked of the
beauty they felt all around them;
Council
to be rich and have servants.
Her attitude is completely
negative. She has refused to
take piano lessons and gave up
dancing because she could not
be the hit of the class, after a
few lessons. She does not even
do well in her school plays, and
I see not the slightest sign of tal
ent, unless tantrums may be con
sidered talent. I am terribly
afraid for the future, as I fear
she will not be fit to live with
and not be able to take care of
herself.
e e e
Sally My family has been
disappointed in me from my
earliest days. No matter how
hard I try, I cannot possibly
please or impress them. Maybe,
if I become famous they will
learn they were mistaken about
me.
I would like to get into drama
school, but always my parents
put their own ideas ahead of
my ambition. Sometimes I feel
as if there is no sense in living.
e e e
The Council: Sally's attitude
is completely negative, but that
is probably her response to a
negative attitude on the part of
her parents. Sally suffers from
the feeling that she cannot pos
sibly gain her parents' approval.
We suspect there is a key to a
very destructive misunderstand
ing in her mother's observation
that she would not want a stage
life for her daughter.
This feeling is understandable.
but it should not be pursued in
a negative way. There is still
time to show a positive interest
in Sally. She should be con
fronted with the facts of life
in relation to a stage career.
She should be familarized with
the background training requir
ed, with the qualifications in
skills and training.
If a positive attitude is taken,
Sally may discover new inter
ests and skills and go off hap
pily in another direction; on the
other hand, her parents may
discover that she really pos
sesses the capacity for a stage
career.
Sally's mother has allowed a
natural fear for her daughter's
future to distort her attitude.
Many little girls dream of being
Sarah Bernhardts, but most of
them resolve that dream into
something quite sensible, while
a few of them go on to substan
tial achievement m the field of
their dreams.
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and then it dawned on the girl
that what was wrong with her
was a bad case of self-pity. As
she says, I had been blind, and it
took blind persons to show me
how to see. So now I am friend
ly and, as a result, I am happy.
I now go to dances. Often now
I go to the hospital for the blind
where I read to the people and
talk with them. I have finally
come out of the dark, and I'm
a better and happier person."
What a miracle this was for
the girl, and how wonderful that
she has given up her shyness,
and has gone back into the world
to live normally. What differ
ence does it make to her
friends if she has a few scars
on her face?
Homeliness Not Seen
Some of the finest and mer
riest and most friendly people
I have known people I have
been very fond of have been
homely. I did not see their home
liness because they were so
merry. I remember once meet
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he had and how he had tri
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him greatly. His physical appear
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Another lovely letter I just
received is well worth quoting
here; it may bring comfort to
many people who have a men
tally retarded child. A lovely
woman writes that the other
day, while in a store, she saw
a little fellow running gaily
about. She thought to herself.
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tarded mentally.
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ple who evidently were his par
ents. And then the happy smile
of love with which they greet
ed the little fellow made my
heart sing. Obviously their
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knowing that, although handi
capped, here was a child who
knew life's greatest . blessing
to be loved for himself."
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