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Paget- THE HERALD OUTLOOK Saluda January 11 Lifestyle Whats ahead in the New Year ByVeter Gatt M J Tastes change Writing in Art and Antique maga zine author Hugh described the thencontemporary reactions to the International Exhibition of Modern Art a collection of works shown at the Armory of- the Regiment in New York City Not madness but leering effron tery wrote Kenyon Cox artist of Matisse The whole show was heart rending and sickening Ganguin was no creator no a decorator tainted with insanity Cezanne simply in competent To have looked at the show thought artist Cox was to have passed through a pathological museum where a layman has no right to go He feared lest people form a craving for this kind of thing as for any other poisonous drug Picasso and the postimpressionists were vili fied because they chose in their art to present subjects other than land scapes sunsets and fully attired la dies with parasols DR Today these artists are considered to be brilliant farsighted creative revolutionaries whose works com mand fortunes and are eagerly sought for museums Yet few of these genius es enjoyed recognition popularity and success during their lifetimes Our diets too have changed York shire pudding the pastry made with roastbeef drippings is rapidly going the way of heavy cream egg custard and hard sauce Cholesterolconscious consumers are turning to lighter foods Mom with her and apple pie with its cholesterol may not be as American today as scious stepmothers and lowfat yogurt The slide rule has become a curios ity having been replaced by calcula tors and computers Many people no longer possess the skills to balance their checkbooks without using elec tronic devices The diagnosis and treatment of ill ness have also been altered by new technology Magnetic resonance im aging and computed tomography per mit doctors to view the interior of the living body with a clarity that would have astonished practitioners a gen eration ago Modem vaccines and antibiotics prevent and cure diseases that were scourges in years past However in some respects physi cians have become slaves to the very machines and tests that were within recent memory simply tools Will we like the art critics almost a century ago change our beliefs about what is beautiful and desirable Will cream sauces and slide rules someday achieve ascendancy as our percep tions aeain mutate in that most glori ous of human peculiarities the cycle of styles Will tomorrows doctors re- learn to rely on their eyes ears and hands instead of robotic medicine Perhaps Time will tell Some things never change though New Years resolutions for instance People continue to make lists of reso lutions hopeful little behavioral promises at the start of each year In the holiday spirit of going from the sublime to the ridiculous I herewith submit my own list of New Years res olutions Brush after meals Ignore ringaroundthecollar Try a little tenderness Take out the garbage Buy American Write a fan letter to Jessica Save the whales Hold my head up high when I walk through a storm A sitter can help you work at home By Polly Fisher DEAR READERS Heres edition No of pointers to help moms with young children cope with household chores while still meeting the needs of their children Hire a young teenager for an hour or two each week to watch your chil dren while you do some housework Youre right there in case of emergen cies or if your children need you but youll have the freedom to get some work done Were talking about an in vestment of a few dollars only This is especially helpful in keeping your yearold occupied for an hour or so This has been a lifesaver for me in getting this column written each week Trade housekeeping days with a friend with small children She or he comes over with her kids and plays with all the children while you do housework You share a nice lunch or tea break and some chitchat Then on another day yon bring your children to her house while she works and you babysit I dont like to see moms and kids separated and this way youre there if the children need you bat you can get some work done unhindered Enlist your husbands help by ask ing him to run a load of laundry do a quick dusting or pick up food from the supermarket on the way home from work on those days when theres just no way you can get to these chores Learn to do things in bits and pieces whenever you have a few mo ments I might let a load of clean laundry sit on my bed for most of a day folding a few pieces here and there when I get a chance By the end of the day its done and do ones been neglected Of course I may have to pick up childscattered laun dry from the floor six or seven times a day but they sure have fun tossing it about POLIYS POINTERS Be creative in thinking op ways to squeeze household tasks in while still caring for your children by doubling up For example while your 2-year- old splashing about in the bathtub grab a sponge and some spray cleaner and wipe out the sink or scrub down the toilet You can even and wipe the bathroom floor while keep ing your child company While a small child is eating breakfast you can wash up a few dishes or vacuum the kitchen floor While Im paying bills or writing this column my 4yearold likes to type on my computer or type writer or add up numbers on my calculator And Im not too proud to type with one finger while the other arm is occupied supporting a nursing baby These are just a few ideas to get started Now please readers help me and all other moms with young chil dren by sending in your own pointers for getting housekeeping essentials accomplished Ill be eager to read your letters in between nursing the baby folding laundry and running the vacuum of course POLLY Making baby food getting a child to sleep and traveling with baby are just a few of the topics covered in Pollys newsletter Bringing Up Baby Send for each copy to POLLYS POINT ERS in care of this newspaper PO Box Cleveland OH Be sure to include the title NOTICE NIGEL M PHIPPS Family Physician is pleased to announce the Opening of his Family Practice at the GEORGETOWN PROFESSIONAL ARTS BUILDING 99 Sinclair Ave Suite Georgetown 5G1 Telephone Carry coals to Newcastle Know when to say when Decide whether alcoholism is a disease Answer a fan letter from the Amer ican Chiropractic Association Chart a collision course with destiny Buckle up Say Im sorry when Im not Reach out and touch someone Serve Prince spaghetti on Sunday night Be kind to my webfooted friends Read a diet book without laughing Say no to anabolic steroids To be rather than not to be Signal for a fair catch Follow the yellow brick road There Now that thats done I can sit back and see what the New Year will bring NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN Einstein comes to Brampton Einstein the delightful oneman show that has broken attendance records in theatres across Canada is now in its fourth season on the road Starring outstanding Canadian actor Britton as the gentle genius Albert Einstein the show has 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