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your own instead of a Then you can take each one on his own merit.” “Squires clubs are almost always unsuper-

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to a group just for social position. Use rhod- i eration in your choice, but let the chips fall | where they may. Some group may invite you | into the inner circle and you'll have lots of

Teens Plan : Outings

Final plans for a visit to {Riverside and an outing at the State Fair were settled last week | by the BOWS Club. Lorraine Gootee, 19 N. Ritter Ave, was hostess for the meeting.

Members of the TOZ-IES Club, lare leaving today for Lake Shafer. ‘Mrs. Maurice Pickler will accompany the girls. They will return next Sunday.

Pat

Members of the DE-BATA Club |

have returned from a week’s va-|

cation at Lake Shafer. Mrs. Keith

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: SUNDAY, AUG. 19,1951

Teen Problems—

hare the Car and Be Fair .

I Oi every gi looks forward to having a car of his awn. But before that happy day comes, he has to share the family bus. And that means taking turns with Pop and Mom and Sis. Yes, when one car serves the whole family, each member must be thoughtful of the rest. How are you doing, chum? If

| you hog the bus, Pop can't go

golfing, Mom has to postpone the marketing. Sis must stay home from the beach. ” ” n NATURALLY, ifs important for you to have the car a fair

at 2 p. m. and Sis is due at the beach at 4 p. m. And suppose the bunch at the tennis court plans a Sudden excursion.

YOU'D like offer the family bus to carry the crowd. But can you? Not if you've promised to return it to Sis. Her rights come ahead of the gang's. The friends of a driver must be fair too. They can't expect one guy or gal to provide transportation for every event. A smart operator will set up a schedule—at home and in his crowd—so that no one is left out and no one gets tagged a ~ thoughtless car hog.

fun. But, you shouldn't surrender your own personality just to get in, It’s nice and friendly.”

share of the time. You have to

sometimes the fellows have Freeman accompanied the girls.

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