The Waco Citizen from Waco, Texas • Page 2

PAGE 2, THE WACO CITIZEN, TUESDAY, JUNE 11, 1985 Institutionalization Of Aged Parent: Family Reaction Barbara Silvcrstone in her book, You And Your Aging Parents, gives reason to pause and consider feelings family members experience when institutionalization of an elderly parent becomes inevitable. She writes, is not always easy to look at feelings and accept them. They may be unconscious, or may seem so shameful that it is easier to bury them. Many of us do not realize that there is room for such a wide variety of feelings toward people we are close to. Buf if those feelings are not faced and accepted, they can stimulate Other feelings even more The concept of institutionalization means different things to different people.

This is particularly true for an elderly parent and family. Family members invariably perceive this concept to mean something different to each one. The decision to enter a long-term facility is an intensive psychological experience for an aged parent. However, the backlash from this action perhaps impacts family Thj Waco itizen W4CO 1'SPS hMIUli IWK, etcrpt lulv A week anti (hr latl of year fur prr year $1 per 2 yean larfil per vtar mil coun hv Cittafm 2Mh PO Ho, 32W Waco I CIm pmtayr paul to POSI MAS OK Sinij adtlrrM to PO Waco TetM'WXn HWC.t fikot Md I Spun Idbm Mm. Stc.an W.rTT«H»*r.

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72838 Grand Jury Continues Lucas Inquiry (Continued From Page 1) members to a greater extent. Placement is an important step for both the parent and members of the family, tho it affects them differently. In my experience the most common reactions noted is the fear of a final separation from parent, guilt, and fear of aging of both parent and adult children. With these feelings, the family tends to think of itself as having failed its parent. The ability and the degree to which children adjust to this change depends in part upon the kind of relationship that has existed between them and with their parent in the early stages of development.

In addition to family members experiencing an array of feelings associated with the placement of their parent, they also have to deal with a new factor about which they have little knowledge or staff of the long-term care facility. Families may express anger towards staff and parent, resentment, guilt and demanding behavior. They may show in passive ways their frustration and desperation. As family and staff come to understand and appreciate the commonality of goals and clarify the roles and responsibilities of each, they become partners in the treatment of the parent. IS BACK! Rock on with Herb only on RRZI, 1580- AM Saturdays.

2 to p.m. SOLID GOLD OLDIES somewhere in a period of 10 years and then be arrested, not on one of these killings, but instead, on a gun possession charged. Richarson said he was taking the case, the issue, at this point, isn't wether or not Lucas has killed three people, but whether or not Henry has killed the MX) or so he has supposedly confessed if should he take the "rap" for those cases and let WX) murderers go free and around this GRAND JURY CONTINUES The McLennan County Grand Jury looking into the confessions of Henry Lee Lucas continued their search for the truth Monday. Three staff members from the Attorney Office in Austin met with the grand jury along with DA Feazell, and DA first assistant Ned Butler. Russ Hunt, defense attorney for David Wayne Spence in his first trial of the killing of the three Lake Waco teenagers was subpoeaned to appear Monday afternoon before the jury.

Russ would not discuss his testimony before the grand jury but reminded this reporter he was interested at the time of first trial in talking with Lucas to see he (Lucas) could have been involved. Legal Secretaries Attend Convention Several members of Waco Legal Secretaries Association attended the Texas Association of Legal Secretaries Fourth Board Meeting in Beaumont May 1b-19. Members attending from Waco were Waco LSA President Olivia Johnson. Kitty Hawthorne, Dorothy Easton, PLS, Donna Dendy, Georgia Kattner, Betty Murphy, PLS, Eunice Miller and Shirlev Fuller. The Waco Chapter was awarded first place for its bulletin.

The Briefcase. Waco LSA also received Chapter Achievement to their class. This award goes to the chapter that has been most active and has shown the most growth professionally during the past year. State officers were elected and a site was chosen for the First Board Meeting of Texas Association of Legal Secretaries. Space Reservations Being Taken For Sesquicentennial Issue Reservations are being taken now for the Progress Edition of the Waco Sesquicentennial progress report on Waco and Central Texas.

With each quarter page or more advertisers will get a photo story in the editorial part of the paper. This is not restricted only to businesses but can be utilized by associations, civic clubs or any group that wants to get more publicity while promoting the good things Waco is doing. The entire issue will be written in a positive manner. A quarter page investment is ft (0 A half page is 524 and i page is $529.20 First deadlines are July 15 to insure position in the proper section. Brad Anderson and Mae Jackson are helping the CITIZEN staff in preparing this extra special 150th Anniversary Edition.

1986 will also see the 40th Anniversary year of the CITIZEN. HELP US KEEP OUR PINTS up for the summer! Please give blood at the Red Cross BU hk I Center, 4224 Cobbs Drive. Salvage Ilea Farmers Market 631 Dallas Hwy. Waco, Texas 76705 799-0039 CUSTOM MADE nr Huckles Silver or For ifttorniation 1 iall 8I7-M29-I29I Open longer to serve you better: 7 10 PM Monday Friday 7 AM- 7 PM Saturday THE AMERICAH BANK IhOl AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK Loop 340 and Highway 84 776-8200 Member FDIC OUT THERE Are you Interested in participating in a regular group discussion and study research relating to Cosmic Intelligence and the Science ot Dynamic For information, call COSMO DYNAMICS. 7bM048 Come move your ome reach the highest You can do whatever you truly believe you can! ijnfjlipi M'pfi" WACO Brazo Feed and Supply TEMPLE Farmers Feed and Supply pm JARRELL Jarrell Farm Supply pm 746-2414 FISH Now to the time for Pond and lake Stocking Hybrid BiuegiU, Florida Hybrid hannel Catfish, Fathead Minnows, and Hybrid Grass Carp.

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CWC To Hear Education Prof I)r. Barbara Hatcher, Professor of FxJucation at Southwest Texas State University will be the featured speaker for the Thursday meeting ot the Waco Christian Club luncheon at Ridgewood Country Club. Wilma Johnson. Aladdin Travel, will give special tips on packing for your summer travels and Rhonda Haire will present the music. Tickets for the 11:30 to 1:30 p.m.

meeting are 7.M). For reservations call 772-2218 or 7S6-I245. There is a free nursery but reservations are necessary and should be made when you make your reservations. Sports Commentary only onkKZI, 1580 AM Monday through Friday 6:20 a.m., 12:20 p.m., 6:20 p.m. I dd Fadal Citizen Newspapers Sports Editor Here And There Around Town GRANT TEAFF, CONTINUOUSLY ON THE ROAD DURING THE spring and summer months as he addresses various groups, returned to his desk Monday after giving his support to a most worthy cause in Dayton, Ohio.

Teaff was swinging the golf clubs for benefit of the leukemia drive nationwide. Billed as Johnnie Bogie Buster Celebrity Tournament, the popular Baylor football coach occupied the podium as principal speaker for the annual Red Jacket Inductees Dinner. It was a star-studded occasion as name celebrities entertained. Celebrities attending included Dinah Shore, Bob Hope, Glen Campbell, Floyd Kramer, Boots Randolph, Chet Atkins and others; all lending their time and talents to help eradicate the dread disease, leukemia. THE MODEST TEAFF, NEVER ONE TO ANNOUNCE HIS charitable endeavors and deeds, just happened to mention the event to this writer while informally visiting.

It certainly was not intended for press release but this writer believed it to be newsworthy and of interest to to fans, friends, supporters and our readers. NEW BAYLOR BASKETBALL COACH, GENE IBA, HAS JUST completed the First session of what is to become an annual affair of his All American Basketball Camp. The summer camp is conducted on the university campus with special emphasis on developing fundamentally sound, team basketball players. coaching staff, Kim Anderson and Wendell Hudson, serve as assistants. ALL YOUNG MEN, AGES 8 TO 18 ARE ELIGIBLE AND WILL FIND a rewarding experience centered around fun as they learn the intricaeies of the game of basketball.

For the first time athletes age 18 can attend the camp, according to a new ruling approved in 1984 by the University Inter scholastic League which governs high school participation in Texas. The new rule states that athlete may attend summer camp until he has completed one year on his high school varsity APPLICATIONS ARE BEING TAKEN NOW FOR SECOND session, August 4-9. Call 754-4648 for further information and application form. TEXAS STADIUM IS UNDERGOING THREE SIGNIFICANT changes that will be completed in time for the opening of the 1985 season. THE CONSTRUCTION OF 114 NEW SUITES AROUND THE Stadium at the top of the upper deck will give Texas Stadium a total of 292 suites, more than any other stadium in the country.

Each new will include a computerized color monitor manufactured by the Mitsubishi Corporation which will give fans a variety of viewing choices, from replays and highlights to current games statistics to scores from around the NFL. IN ORDER TO IMPROVE AIR CIRCULATION IN THE STADIUM, 145 large fans are being installed at the top of the Stadium below the COWBOYS FANS ALSO WILL ENJOY THE NEW DIAMOND Vision scoreboards by Mitsubishi with their color replays and highlights. They are being installed above the upper deck in each end zone. Texas Stadium will be the only stadium in the country with two DiamondVision scoreboards. SAD NEWS REACHED THIS DESK early Monday morning.

Charlie Boland, long time radio voice in Waco and Dallas, died suddenly Sunday morning at 12:56 a.m. at his home in Waco following a Waco High School class reunion Saturday evening. Boland and this writer were classmates at Baylor and both of us accompanied the Baylor basketball team in 1948 when the Bill Henderson-coached Bears met Kentucky in the NCAA Finals at Madison Square Garden in New York. Boland handled the play by play broadcast of the game. He was currently employed at WACO Radio, he will be missed.

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