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WISCONSIN RAPIDS DAILY TRIBUNE Saturday, November 7, 1939 Page 3 wn DAR Plans Luncheon Meeting Wednesday Pittsville Notes Open House Open house will be held at the American Qirl Is "Wonder Child" of Famed Academy Buzzin' Bees Keep Her Busy A 1 p.m. luncheon meeting of Society at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday. Pittsville Public School Wednes Ahdawagam Chapter, Daughters' day evening. Teachers will be in Mrs.

Carrie Bushlen has the devotions and Mrs. John Bucher will of the American Revolution, will their class rooms from 7 to 8:30 p.m. Following a program by the be held Wednesday, Nov. 11, at Hotel Mend, bring tho mystery box. A silent auction and bake sale are special band and chorus, refreshments will be served.

Guest speaker will be William MAYIIEW, Miss. AP)-Busi-ness is always buzzing for Mrs. Maudo Morris, postmaster of this 225-person hamlet. She handles the mailing of more than 60 million bees a year. "I lick thousands of dollars worth of stamps annually and stick them on literally millions of bees," Mrs.

Morris says with pride. Not exactly on the bees Girl Scouts 4 Miller, history instructor at Lincoln High who will discuss the subject "United States Martha Kleifgen had charge of the business meeting when the features. Wesley Bible Class Wesley Biblo Class of First Methodist Church meets at 2 p.m. Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Arthur Rockwood.

The devotional loader is Mrs. Bessie Clark- By PETER HOFER VIENNA (AP)-The youngest student ever admitted to the famed Vienna Academy of Music is a 9-year-old American girl with blonde curls, a ready smile, and remarkable mastery of the keyboard. Giorgiana Bender, daughter of a retired United States Air Force officer, has been the "Wunder-kind" (child wonder) of the academy since she was accepted for the six-year course of piano studies in the spring of 1958. Georgy, as she is called by her parents, was born at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base in Ohio Foreign Policy and the Crisis in Europe." Girl Scouts met Wednesday in Legion Hall. Games were played On the hostess committee are and treats were furnished by Mrs.

Martin Lipke. Mrs. T. W. Pamela Hecg.

Returns Rome Brazeau, Mrs. Gertrude Goult, Mrs. Mae Graves and Miss Elizabeth Johnson. Members will read Lesson 10. Mothers Club Meeting but on tho containers carrying them.

Because the huge Stover Apiaries and its bees account for most of the third class post of 1 lY. Vi' i At f(' Ronald Whaling who visited at Members are reminded to bring CHOIR APPEARING HERE A Negro choir of nine voices, bear-Ing the name of the world's most renowned Negro choir, "Wings Over Jordan," will make a personal appearance at the First Methodist Church on Monday, Nov. 9, at 7:30 p.m. The concert Is one of the special events in (lie centennial month program planned hy the Methodist congregation and In open to the public, A free will of. terlng will be taken.

the George Uhlig home for sev guests. Anyone wishing transpor The monthly meeting of the SS. Peter Paul Mothers Club oral months has returned to his tation may call Mrs. Robert Gott- will be held at 7:30 p.m. Wcdnes home in Alden, 111.

schalk, HA 3-7858. when her father, Lt. Col. George fices business, the Past Office Department gave Mrs. Morris per-mission to designate the office "The Bee Post Office, Mayhcw, Miss." Bernard Dressel and Richard day in tho church dining hall.

Junior Legion Auxiliary Heeg spent from Monday until Wednesday at Battle Creek, Junior members of the Ameri F. Bender, was stationed there. The family moved to Riederau in upper Bavaria when Bender retired from the Air Force. "Georgy loved to play the piano The bees are mailed in special where they visited at the Kellogg can Legion Auxiliary, meeting T. B.

Scott Library hives that have two wire ends for Experimental Farm. free air circulation. A hive will Friday after school in the Legion Clubhouse, decided to make Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hunt and family of Caledonia visited at the from the very start," says the weigh about five pounds and contain about 4,000 bees.

Christmas table decorations for veterans hospitals. Linda Shaver was welcomed as a new member. David Minor and Rudolph Kor ger homes last weekend. Story of American Pioneering Because honey tends to absorb when added to frostine. candies.

The program consisted of a flute child mother. "She would pick out little tunes on the keyboard and finally I decided to give her lessons, whne she was only four." The mother is an amateur pianist. Says Georgy, showing her talented hands: Eldon Wills has recently been promoted to SP4 and is presently stationed in LaRochelle, France solo by Becky Schroedcr follow Among tho new books at the T. together a wide variety of inform- Denis Smith A much needed re- or crisp cookies; follow accurate ference volume about Italy since ed by square dancing led by Miss Lulu Moll. recipes using honey in these prod where he is a clerk typist.

alion on chess terminology, play, players, publications and organiza ucts. 18lit. "As the Pro Files; Flying Ex B. Scott Public Library this week is one entitled "Big River, Big Man" by Thomas Duncan, a living canvas of a turbulent period. This On the refreshment committee "I always liked to play the pi Mr.

and Mrs. Ed Graham with Julius Reinke who is a patient at Holy Cross Hospital in tions. "The Family Quarrel; a Journey ano, ever since I can remember were Mary Morzinski, cecKy pertly In a Professional Manner" by John It. Hoyt Work book for Schroeder and Kerry Toclle. When other girls were outside, I Through the Years of the Revolu Merrill, recently.

WONDER CHILD: Giorgiana Bender, 9-year-old American girl and youngest student ever admitted to Vienna's Academy of Music, practices in her home. liked to practice. In the beginning, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sternot have novel spans three generations of 19th century American pioneering.

It is a complex story with many flashbacks. when I could not read notes, I AND JUST IN TIMI 1 i Model School PTA The Model School Parent-Teach tion by Elswylh Thane" Deepens understanding and opens new facets of historical thought. "Power Without Properly; a returned to their home in Flint, after spending a week visit ing relatives in this area. played from memory, but now I can play nearly any classic piece of music if it is within the er Assn. Is meeting at 7 p.m.

Other new books at the library tho private as well as tho professional flyer. "Composers Eleven" by Neville Canlus Astatue portraits of 19th century composers capturing the spirit of the men and their work. "Kintsstree Island" by John Ehle Dramatic Southern fiction with stark characterization. include: KODAK New Development In American Political Economy" by Adolf Berle asserts main threat is the large reach of my hands." If life is tough for a "Wunder The Clouded Fountain" by Mc- Monday at the school. Mrs.

Irene Panter and the student teachers of the Wood County Teachers College have planned an "open The Mature Parent Cready Huston A new novel of GIFT OUTFITS corporation kind," Giorgiana does not show it. She looks happy. After lessons and students are generally admitted at 16. Georgy takes piano lessons, studies music theory, harmony and instrumentation in addition to the German language. In all subjects she has excellent grades.

"Georgy." says her mother, "finds it hard to associate with girls of her age and even older social Philadelphia and the Main Line. house for the parents with the "The Thirteenth Apostle" by Eu-geno Vale A Hollywood writer's 'The Devil's Advocate" by Mor children participating. Job's Daughters first novel, a soul searcher. ris West A memorable novel peopled with lifelike characters. "Dream and Reality; Aspects of Uncertainty Often Causes Child's Temper Tantrums and four to five hours of daily practicing, she has little time for play.

But she loves her dolls and tedd bears of which she has a large family, all lovingly cared for. American Foreign Policy" by A roller skating party Is plan Personals Mrs. Jessie Dow of Sheboygan, ned by Job Daughters for 8 p.m "Lorena" by Frank G. SlaughterA period novel of tho post-bellum South. Louis Halle A disturbing chal-lenee to some of our best lenends girls.

She is so very different, Tuesday at Lo-Nor Rink, near Hancock, the party originally Among the first to recognize her even though she does not actually by a former member of the State visited the past week with the child. His self-confidence "Tho Art of Llewellyn Jones" astonishing musical talent was, feel it. Her life is dedicated to the scheduled for this Thursday eve. needs rest, not further needling, Department's policy planning sister, Mrs. Alvin Haefner, by Paul Bonner Career diplomat staff, ning having been cancelled be If the tantrum was exploded by disappears to assume a new iden "Groucho and Me" by Groucho A1C and Mrs.

Robert Hacf. cause of road conditions. A regu tity in this novel. By IRENE M. JOSSELYN, M.D.

A temper tantrum is difficult to handle. Parents and their possessions may be in a dangerous spot. Parents have a right to protect themselves and their things from de the refusal of the child's request, the outburst should not be re lar meeting will be held at recently completed a Marx cnicriaimng reminiscences ner nave K.t "Love Is Not What You Think" by Jessamyn West A thoughtful at the Masonic p.m. Monday Temple. piano and she loves every minute of it.

"Each time when we go home after a concert I ask my little girl 'do you still want to become a pianist? You heard how hard it 'Of course I Giorgiana always replies," Mrs. Bender says. documentary on love. Rvrks-An interesting nnrtrait nf England and Scotland. Airman "Goodbye Columbus, and Five controversial military genius.

Catholic Women's Club Haefner has been stationed at Leicester, England, for three years. struction This frequently can be "Italy: a Modern History" by The Catholic Women's Club of German composer and professor Richard Trunk. He advised the Benders to let little Giorgiana have regular instruction from a music teacher and at the age of 5 she entered her first public piano competition at Munich, emerging first in her age group. Georgy, only cannot reach the piano pedals and has a special pedal attachment so that she can play. Before moving to Vienna Georgy won recognition in West Germany as a "Wunderkind," giving a 1-hour recital from memory, playing Beethoven, Schubert, Mo SS.

Peter Paul parish is meet' done by restraining the child. However, restraint often in Ilo is the son of Mr, and Mrs. Alvin E. Haefner. warded by a reversal of the parents' point of view.

Such a reversal teaches the child that he can get what he wants by having a temper outburst. Also, by such behavior the parents become unpredictable. Faced with a refusal, the child does not know what to expect as a result. The resultant temper tantrum is then not only a technique for gaining his end but is also an in ing at 7:45 p.m. Tuesday in the church dinine hall.

creases the temper tantrum because it prohibits the one outlet Scout Roundtable At 9 p.m., following the busi the child has found. For this rea ness session, Mrs. Alvin Hafcr man, a member of the Wood Short Stories" by Philip Roth For all readers interested in the contemporary American literary scene. "Adventure In Underground" by William Halliday The story of the great caves of the West and the men who explore them. "Oh, Sir, You've Shot Her; Reminiscences of a Copenhagen Childhood" by Benjamin Jacobsen Straight faced episodes gather hilarity by their lack of effort.

"Bobby Fischer's Games of Chess" by Robert Fischer Brings AtRudolphHigh son a child in a temper tantrum should not be held unless 'there is Nurse's Role A Cause of Frustration County Chapter of the American real risk of injury to himself, to dication of an uncertainty that A den movers' Christmas craft BROWNIEStwrfi OUTFIT Amazing electric-eye camera in complete gift outfit Her it Kodak's omoxing Brown! Starmotic Camera in deluxe gift ensemble. Iti electric eye meo-tiret the light and aufomaficaffy $eli the lent for good, clear pic-lure Take! color slides, color tnapi, black-and-white. Comet complete with cate, flatholder, bulbt, bcitlerief, film. AIL FOR JOHN E. DALY DRUG and JEWELRY CO.

112 2nd St. S. Ph. HA 3-3400 Glenn II. Pike, supervisor of production planning and control at Consolidated Water Power Paper was among the 30 production executives attending the Institute on production planning and control held recently on the University of Wisconsin campus.

ATTRACTIVE GARNISn Round lemon slices, to bo serv workshop will be a special feature Parents: to their or his valuedjhas resulted from parental vacil. at the regular Ahdawagam Dis- possessions- lations in the past. The child pro- zart and Bach, plus a series of pieces "for small hands" specially Cancer Society, will show a cancer film. n. rr.

society Mrs. Delbert Gear will be host ess to the First Methodist H. composer itrict Boy Scout Roundtable to be But when real Injury or de- tests loss of the bedrock of paren- WINNIPEG. Canada (AP)-Are written for her by Trunk. neiQ TUesaay, WOV.

lU, at mi emeus, even liiuuyu idi wuuaiaiemgr lie uecua iu uunu his world. p.m. at the Rudolph High School, restraint may lead to increased nurses frustrated because of the illusion that they are Florence anger, it lias a value to the child The session will be conducted Nightingales, ministering angels ed with fish, look particularly at by lone Cumberland. Persons attending are to bring scissors, odds and ends such as sequins, and pa and mother substitutes? Christmas Cover-Up tractive if you sprinkle them with Montreal management consult Georgy's call to Vienna came when one tf the leading piano professors at the Academy heard her play and advised the Benders bring their child here. The Benders live near the academy and daily, accompanied by her mother, Georgy walks to the grey-walled building where the next youngest student is aged 14 paprika and perch a tiny sprig of parsley in the center of each.

If per for patterns. 1 ant Clark Middleton-Hope says they are. himself. If he is not prevented from injuring valued belongings, other people or their possessions, once his rage has passed he may be overwhelmed with guilt for what he did in irrational anger This guilt only adds another burden to his already strained self-confidence. He will have sufficient, if not excessive guilt over his malignant rage anyway.

She Qets Paid For Listening To Other's Woes INDIO, Calif. (AP)-Mrs. Peggy you want to be really fancy, notch the edges before garnishing. He told a hospital administra Hospital Report tors meeting the imago nurses have of themselves eventually Immanuel Lutheran Church frustrates them and often ends when they quit or switch their Admitted: Duaine Saeger, Mrs. Richard R.

Richards, Wisconsin Scott gets paid for listening to oth WE ARE OPEN Every Eva. Except Fri. Eve. Till 9 P.M. SUNDAY HOURS 8 A TO 7 er people tell of their troubles.

type of work. "Nurses are confused as to There is no need to increase it. After the storm has subsided, the fewer comments the better. If parents can say casually and reassuringly that they can under She calls herself a "professional listener." She has no particular Rapids. Dismissed: Mrs.

Fred Cepress, Master Jeffrey Schwandt, Mrs. Wayne Anderson, Joseph Jacun-ski, Mrs. William Karberg, Miss their role and function," he said. training for her work and doesn't Morning Glory Strawberry Cake Roll stand the rage and know how MEN'S CLUB 10th Annual CHICKEN CHOWDER try to assume tthe role of psy chiatrist or psychologist. Jennie Lafler, Miss Marie Andrea- hard it is when something just sen, Wisconsin Rapids; Mrs.

be done, it mav have some "If you're like a lot of people, effect in reassuring the child. you have problems you can't dis ence Merritt and baby boy, Pittsville; Baby Gregory Potter, Port Edwards. But a long lecture on the sub cuss with your friends and you feel EAST GRAND GROCERY 1110 E. Grtni Av. Ph.

HA 3-2560 ject, a sanctimonious sermon on the futility of the temper out the need of some one who is interested, but not personally inter break, or an oration on the theme PATRONIZE TRIBUNE ADVERTISERS ested," Mrs. Scott says. To Remind You TONICHT'S EVENTS Hlh School Dance, VMCA, 811 p.m. SUNDAY'S EVENTS Public Bazaar, sponsored by Women of the Moose, Eaglet Club, 3 to 8 p.m. Luther League.

First English Lutheran Church, 5 30 p.m. Bazaar and Dinner, our Lady Queen of Heaven Church, 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. MONDAY'S EVENTS Elks Ladies Club, dJtuier-meetlnf, Elks River Doom, 6 30 p.m. New Century Club.

Mrs. Wally Syrianmaa, 7:30 p.m. VFW Auxiliary, VFW Cluhroomi, 7:30 p.m. Margaret Fuller Club, Mrs, Ted Mover, 130 p.m. Floriculture Club, Mri.

George Schukar, 8 p.m. AAUW Studio Croup In Modern Poetry, Mrs. Phlllco Nash, 8 p.m. St. Theresa Group 6, St.

Mary's, Mrs. Phil Eron, 8 p.m. St. Agnes Group 10, Mrs. Leonard Pantsar, 7:30 p.m.

Rebekah Lodge, Odd Fellows Temple, 8 p.m. A Club, Mrs. Harry Nelson, dessert, 1:30 p.m. Hope Circle, First English Lutheran, Mrs. Ed Rezin, 8 p.m.

Model School PTA, at school, 7 p.m. Job's Daughters, Masonic Temple, p.m. TUESDAY'S EVENTS Rainbow Chapter, Eastern Star, Masonic Temple, 8 p.m. Travel Clans, Mrs. E.

M. McCourt, 1 m. Elks Supper Club, 8.30 p.m.; lodge meeting, 8 p.m. Contract Bridge Club, Mrs. Glenn Bennett, 8:30 p.m.

Unelaya Club, Mrs. Ralph Haus, 8 m. CathoUc Women's Club. SS. Peter Paul, dining hall, 7 45 p.m.

H. II. Society, First Methodist, Mrs, Delbert Gear, 1:30 p.m. WEDNESDAY'S EVENTS Wesley Bible Class, First Methodist, Mrs. Arthur Rockwood, 2 m.

SS. Peter Paul Mothers Club, church dining hall, 7:30 p.m. "You need to talk it out I'll of parental love does little except to rearouse irritation or create unnecessary shame or guilt for listen." "This has serious implications. A wide discrepancy exists between what the nurse conceives her role to be and the demands made on her as a full-time nurse. "With the shortage of nurses the problem has severe implications for many hospitals.

The large number of patients under the care of each nurse increases the demands on her time and makes it physically impossible for her to give the kind of intimate bedside care traditionally thought to be part of the professional nurse's role." Middleton-Hope said that nurses can't get real satisfaction from their work because "frustration developes as the nurses simultaneously try to meet demands of the hospital and the demands im She offers no advice "People don't want it. They want to be able to think it through for them' selves. You've got to do that. Sunday, November 8th IMMANUEL LUTHERAN CHURCH 160 8th Street North Serving Begins at 11 A.M. Adults $1 Students 50c Pre-School Children FREE TAKE-OUT ORDERS AVAILABLE "By talking out our problems the answers just seem to come to us and sometimes we find we know the answer almost before A daughter was born on Nov.

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Mr. and Mrs. Robert Allison, 8234 36-31. wmtmtMw role. "The strain Is overwhelming." 3721 Plover announce the birth of a daughter on Nov.

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