WRITER SAYS GRANDPARENTS NEED TO BE PART OF FAMILY FIFTH Edition

cups and aprons, is somebody. But all too often, grandparents are lost in the shuffle of a family move. Some children hardly know their grandparents. Others forget them. Even a grandparent who lives far away can share. One parent I know persuaded his mother and father to use a cassette tape recorder...

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Published inThe morning call (Allentown, Pa.)
Main Author DR. JAMES E. VAN HORN, AP
Format Newspaper Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Allentown, Pa Tribune Interactive, LLC 19.03.1984
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STATE COLLEGE
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Summary:cups and aprons, is somebody. But all too often, grandparents are lost in the shuffle of a family move. Some children hardly know their grandparents. Others forget them. Even a grandparent who lives far away can share. One parent I know persuaded his mother and father to use a cassette tape recorder to relate their childhood experiences. The children of that family would sit for hours and listen as their grandparents talked about growing up, their trials during the depression and the early years of their marriage.
ISSN:0884-5557