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The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Indiana

Wednesday, November 6, 1968

You, Your Child and School

By DAVID NY DICK UPI Education Specialist Education is rapidly becoming a lifetime activity. Many adults participate in continuing educa* tion programs. The purposes are many and include improvement of one’s vocational ability, recreation, and personal interest. As a result, a high percentage of college students attend on a part time basis. In addition many adults are completing high school or going to trade and other specialty schools while holding full time positions. The adult who takes on the burden of continued education is a conscientious student. He generally has the responsibilities of a job and family. He has gone back to school because he realizes the value of additional training. The courses will usually involve tuition and other expenses. In order to gain the full benefits of the learning he will need to carefully plan and organize his time. Study Time Colleges usually estimate that

Hollywood

By VERNON SCOTT UPI Hollywood Correspondent HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Violent crime lurks behind movie screens as well as in the technicolor thrillers projected in the theaters. The mystery slaying of old time matinee idol Ramon Novarro is the latest in a long line of bizarre Hollywood police cases involving filmdor.’s famous names. The constabulary has long since given up solving the murder of comedienne Thelma Todd back in 1935 which involved a “mysterious gentleman from San Francisco.” The blonde beauty was found dead in her automobile in a hilltop garage. In 1922 director William Desmond Taylor was shot to death in his bachelor apartment. The dashing Taylor had been the beau of silent stars Mabel Normand and Mary Miles Minter who left love letters in his riding boots. The case was never solved. Wild Party A year earlier, in September of 1921 Roscoe (Fatty) Arbuckle shocked the world with his involvement of the death of a showgirl. At the time of the death of Virginia Rappe at a wild party in a San Francisco hotel room, Arbuckle was the most popular figure on the screen. But he had been in Miss Rappe’s room the night of her unsavory death. Although acquitted of the crime, Arbuckle’s career was ruined. Carl (Alfalfa) Switzer, one of the most famous of the “Our Gang’* kids, was shot to death in 1958 at the age of 32 in an argument over a $50 debt. A former business partner, was freed when a coroner’s jurj ruled the shooting justifiable homicide. Jean Harlow’s Husband For many years mystery surrounded the death of Paul Bern, Jean Harlow’s husband, found shot and mutilated in their Benedict Canyon home 36 years ago. It remains an official suicide. But the crime and violence in Hollywood has not been limited to murder. Not by a long shot, so to speak. Questions are still asked about the suicide of Marilyn Monroe who took an overdose of drugs in 1962. Her hand was found on the telephone by investigating officers who still are at a loss to explain who the glamor girl might have beer calling. The late Marie (The Body) McDonald, whose death in 1965 was ruled an accidental overdose of drugs’ claimed she was kidnaped in 1957 when she was found wandering on the edge of the Mojave Desert beaten and bruised. Case: Unsolved. If suicide is considered a crime—and by definition it is, after all, murder—then Hollywood has a long history of self destruction. In addition to Miss Monroe such other film beauties as Carole Landis and Lupe Velez ended their lives with sleeping pills. Comedian Herman Bing was a suicide as was actor Ross Alexander who ended his life in 1937, and, more recently Albert Dekker. Kidnaping has been a menace to the wealthy Hollywooc celebrities since the community sprung up among the orange groves. The abduction of Frank Sinatra Jr. in 1963 touched off a nationwide manhunt that ended in the conviction of the three kidnapers.

a student should spend two hours of study time for each hour of class time. Depending upon the nature of the course,

trade and technical programs will also require study time. Before becoming a part time student, it should be re membered that the courses and study will probably take place after a full day of work. Sufficient time should be planned for meals and rest. It is

most difficult to concentrate on learning when one is hungry or tired.

The requirements of evening courses should be similar to the normal day time courses. The teachers should also be equally qualified.

A student in a part time program will only get out of a course what he puts into it. In order to benefit the most from a course, careful planning will be necessary. The following should be considered. Number of Courses The choice and number of

courses are important factors if a student is going to be successful. These two factors should be considered together. Some courses involve only class time with additional laboratory work while others involve extensive outside study time. The number of courses taken

should be based upon these considerations in relation to the individual’s available time. Study periods should be scheduled for times when the student is well rested. Morning hours are ideal. Fatigue naturally occurs after a day of full time work followed by class-

work. Efficient use of available time is important. Travel time is wasteful. Take the courses as near to home or work as possible. Try to arrange school library time before or after class hours to avoid extra travel.

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79c VALUE BORDEN’S GLACIER CLUB

ICE CREAM

Half-gallon, choice of flavors.

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TOOTH PASTE Family Size

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JUST IWONBERFUL

HAIR SPRAY

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REG. 6 FOR 69c BEECH NUT BABY FOOD Assorted favorites

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SI.15 VALUE 12 Oz. Bottle

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REG. SI.79 CONTOUR PLASTIC SHELF LINER Stays flat without adhesive. Easily cuts to fit. Long lastmg. Wipes flflf* ^ clean. 25-F00T Decorator , ^ colors.

REMCO’S COMPLETE WALKIE-TALKIE Complete: 2 A phones, strap. ^ wire, antenna. W It’s electro- > magnetic, no batteries needed.

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REMOTE CONTROL CAR Six antique models ’Battery operated (not inc.)|

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TEA SETS Choice of three modern design motifs.

SKIN CREAM SI.10 SIZE 2.7 Oz. Tube HEAD & .SHOULDERS SHAMPOO

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COLD TABLETS

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PRE-CHRISTMAS SPECIALS

The original... the real solid liquid.

BAGATELLE GAME ASSORTMENT

Pin ball type marble games. Choice of three.

COMPLETE WEAVING LOOM

Use fine quality jersey loops which are included.

COLORFUL, CONTINUOUS ROLLS GIFT WRAP Each is 26" wide. Foil totals 90" long; regular wrap, 240". BOXA ROLLS OF O FOR

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PAINT BY NUMBER Choice of sets: 4 pictures, 12 paints, brush and frame.

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IN THE BEST TRADITION CHRISTMAS CARDS Slim and square mm mm ^ shapes; religious or V B ■ Hli holiday themes. All in box identical. BOX OF 25

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BANKS Put in a penny and out comes a tootsie roll, bubble gum or chiclets.

BE READY TO DECORATE YOUR HOME OUTDOOR TREE LIGHTS

TELEPHONE Latest style phones with metal base, bell that rings.

Multiple string of 15 bulbs. Use on tree or house

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