THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, J963
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: KIMMY SAYS-
, Ediior'i note: Thii column it
written by a Medford Ken agor
i :!!" cho"n ,ht non ! Plume
of Kimrny." Other teen ageis in
the iree and, whs know., per.
hjpi even parents battled at their
, offspring s behavior are invited
, to write to "Kimmy," in care of
the Mail Tribune, for suggestions
or advice on manneri, dten, be-
havior and limilar subjects.
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.MEDKORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFOBD, OR EGONl.3
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Dear Klmmy: My friends
do not like me. I have not
, played with them all sum
t mer. What should I do?
Me
' Dear Me: Try to make friends
with them this winter and then
NEXT summer you had better
' play with them.
Dear Kimmy: I have a boy
friend who lives in Portland.
I haven't known him real long,
but I'm pretty sure he likes
me. Should I write to him
first, or wait for a letter?
Confused
Dear Confused: Wait for a
letter.
Dear Kimmy: I like, this
girl, hut how do I get her
attention?
Hopeless
Dear Hopeless: You'll get it
if she wants to give it to you.
Dear Kimmy: I am a 13
year old girl and my parents
won't let me go to the show
' with my girl friends. Do you
think (hat's fair?
Unfair
Dear Unfair: Your parents
know best. Remember, SOME
DAY everyone will have the
( wonderful privilege of being
- parents themselves. They will
want their children to behave
8 liiem, so NOW you had better
mind your parents as you would
want YOUR children to mind
you.
Dear Kimmy: I have a sis
' (cr who is always bossing me.
L Do you know what I should
: dO?
Bossed One
Dear Bossed One: Give her
, a taste of her OWN medicine.
' Dear Kimmy: When a boy
takes a girl to a show and
i she doesn't know whether he's
going to pay her way, should
she take her money out and
gel ready while in the line or
should she wait and see if
1 he's going to pay. Should she
ask him what he wants to do?
Strawberry
, Dear Strawberry: Have faith,
but take money just in case.
Dear Kimmy: I use to have
a nice complexion not now.
I don't touch sweets and make
up. I wash my face with med
: icated preparations, but I
1 break out. 1 drink plenty of
1 water each day.
I I'm only 11. What will I
i look like when I'm sixteen?
I'm so embarrassed. Should
' I go to a doctor? Please help
me Kimmy.
Broken Out
Dear Broken Out: You are
entering an age of many prob
lems and this is a Big one. Ev
erything you are doing is right.
In a short while you may be all
cleared up. Keep up what you
are doing!
Dear Kimmy: My wife and
I and two of our children dress
Immaculately at all times. But
one teen-age son insists on
tattered jeans, old shoes, shirt
tail out and no hose. How
can we induce him to dress
more becomingly?
Perplexed Papa
Dear Perplexed Papa: More
becoming to whom? Himself or
the outside world? He's just
growing up. Papa. He will grow
out of it and just wait to see
what comes next!
Dear Kimmy: Two months
ago my mother dressed in
very good taste, but now she
doesp't care what she looks
tike. She wears sloppy and
dirty clothes. She doesn't
brush her "cigarette-stained"
teeth, and smokes like they
arc going out of style. She
drinks beer, wine, and etc.
Eats peanuts and crackers
loaded with butter, cheese,
etc. She used to have a good
figure and now she is fat.
Whenever I tell her she is
getting fat, my dad tells me
to shut-up. '
I'm so very much embar
rassed of her, especially when
the other people see her
this way. Please help me
Kimmv. I'm so EMBAR
RASSED. Embarrassed
Dear Embarrassed: As pain
ful as it is, your embarrass
ment isn't the most important
thing here. Your mother must
be terribly unhappy. Can't YOU
help HER?
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Largest Sign
Dallas, Tex.-(UP1)-Nalural-ly,
it would happen in Texas. A
sign which its backers claim
is the largest of its kind ever
built in the United States has
been put up in front of Dallas'
Market hall.
The double-face sign is 50 feel
high, fl feet long, uses more
tharf3,Jfi0 50-watt high-intensity
light bulbs, and 24 miles of wire
lo flash as many as 10 differ
ent messages on cither side.
Market hall is one of the na
tiort largest exhibition and
conStfntion halls with 213,000
square feet of space.
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