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University Club Conducts Survey On Woman-Power Over one hundred women of Oshawa and district, all mem- bers of the local branch of the University Women's Club have received questionnaires on Con- tinuing Education. 'UPS, DOWNS OF COSTUME JEWELRY Trifari tapes multi-leaf design to strapless dress. Also for evening wear are the chandelier-style ear- rings, (CP Photo) CHILD GUIDANCE Child Lacking Playmates Needs Help To Adjust By GARRY C. MYERS, PhD In many letters, parents of young children express distress that these children are not wel- comed as playmates by chil- dren two, five or more years older. The following letter for exam- ple comes from a mother: "Our daughter, Molly, will be three in August. She has no brothers or sisters. We have re- cently moved to this city. We have no relatives near us. "The problem: "Our neighbors have two three and two. daughters, ages They have been playing with another neighbor girl, six. The, rest of the children on the block) ings must be deeply hurt and in jturn, mine are. |PARENTS DO NOTHING "I have spoken with the chil- dren's parents, so they know ithe situation. However, they |seem to be doing nothing about | it. | "We have been here two | months and the situation is get- jting worse every Cey. ; "If these children are never | going to accept her I would like ito know if this will have any lasting effect on Molly. I hope this isn't hurting her as much The questionnaire has been bac tae . nan graduates across Canada. It represents the initial step in a survey sponsor- ed by the Federation of Univer- sity Women and the Women's Bueau, Department of Labor of Canada. It is designed to find out how women feel about re- turning to school for further edu- cation and to gauge their inter- est in joining the labor force. The questionnaire was an ex- haustive one. It contained lists of courses, both for credits and degrees and personal questions, such as "Would your husband approve or not of your taking further courses of study? Is there a university within com- muting distance of your resi-| dence? Would you require nur- sery facilities?" The survey grew out of the CFUW's concern about the na- tion's growing requirements for skilled and highly - educated manpower and the acute shortage of professional person- nel, It was found that there was a lack of research and statist- ics relating to women's educa- tion in Canada and a dearth of| programs geared to the particu-| lar requirements of the woman! returning to study. The CFUW realizing the po- tential contribution of its mem- bers and the growing interest of women in resuming their studies to augment their quali- fications, felt that it was ad- visable to undertake the survey. It is hoped that the results will produce much useful informa- tion for many organizations and that it will be of particular in- terest to the universities. are as far apart in their inter- ests and play abilities as east from west. So put your empha- sis on playmates of her own age. Don't urge Molly to go and play with the older children; wait till the older children in- vite her. Perhaps your Molly, when not accepted by those older chil- as it is me." My reply in part: It's unfortunate your little dren, does some.ghings or says some things to them which arouse their antagonism. If you --e es ee a is 'Other board members for 1966 are: Mrs. R. W. Bassett, we Mrs.Charles Catto, Mrs. R..L. Gray, Mrs. W. O. Hart, Mrs. John Morris, Mrs. James Mc- Cansh, Miss Grace Seaman, Mrs. Ray Weeks, Mrs. .W P. Whittington, Mrs. Peter Zakarow. Advisory Board: Mrs. E. F. Armstrong, Mrs. F. N. Me- Callum, Mr. J. J .English, Mr. E. F. Bastedo, Mr. Robert Fair- thorn, Mr. W. J. MacDonald, Mr. Stanley Lovell, Mr. Gordon se Anat mnt, BUVis0r Fs Reports were given by Mrs. F. N. Swackhammer, Mrs. Ross Backus, Mrs. S. G. Saywell, Miss Phyllis Kratz, Mrs. 0. D. Friend and Mrs. John Phillips. Miss Ruth Higgins, executive director, stated that the new recreation building was now in use with the Badminton Club |playing there three nights a lweek and several other pro- grams using the new facilities. New President Assumes Office Reports onthe fussing At YWCA Board Meeting given by Mrs. Swackhammer land Mrs, Hiltz and it was ex- Mrs. A. G. Hiltz, newly-elect-Thomas Murphy; [pected Wat 'te summing wil ed president of the YWCA, pre-\Mrs. 0. D. Friend. jbe in full operation in a short sided at the first meeting since! Committee chairmen: Build-|time. the annual general meeting last|ing and Administration, Mrs. 3 month. Mrs. Hiltz succeeds |Frank Swackhammer; Chris-| FIND MONEY' FOR LAND Mrs. H. S. Myers who has held|tian Emphasis and Member-) a office for the past three years.|ship, Mrs. Ross Backus; Con-| MONTREAL (CP) -- Dublin- The complete slate of officers |stitution and Convention, Miss educated Barbara O'Neill is a for 1966 is as follows: Honorary |{ielen Bt gl A armor gals | Apectaliat in an uncrowded field: presidents, Mrs. T, K. Creighton |ices, Pott G. sareun: Nomi. andscape design -- "normally and Mrs. H. S. Myers; presi-|nating, Miss Grace Wilson; Per-|*He last of the fine arts people dent, Mrs, A. G. Hiltz; 1st vice-|sonnell, Mrs. H. G. Morrison; |appreciate because of the money MRS, H. 8S. MYERS Past President A. G. HILTZ President MRS. treasurer, BYPASS MORE COOKING MONTREAL (CP)--A Cana-| dian: manufacturer... hoe... mar-| wanes FROM CHAIR * >i begin ta renav the Rehabilita- keted the first "boil-in-the-bag"' VANOD RCP 'oth dinner, consisting of a steak- i UVE ad S| ; ; burger, gravy and Fernch fried|Ccity's most dedicated Marching sags He povagerg all it's done potatoes. It takes only 10 min-| Mother-is confined to a wheel- utes to prepare and other dinner|chair. Crippled by an incurable HOLD BREATH LONG combinations are expected tojnervous disease, Mrs. Penguins have been timed for follow. Forbes works by telephone to/28 minutes under water. THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, March 2, 1966 ]Q CARLTONS CLEANING CAROUSEL Do-it-yourself Dry Cleaning n te 8 ths, of DRY CLEANING worth $2.50 Ae ly CARLTON'S CLEANING CAROUSEL "Ym 6 Handy Locations SPECIAL FOR Yorkdale Shopping Centre Humbertown Shopping Centr: eer ee (WITH Offer expires March 27, 1966 Lawrence Plaza East Mall Plaza COUPON) Oshawa Shopping Centre president, Miss Grace Wilson; |Program, Miss Phyllis Kratz; |involved."" Canadians now are 2nd vice-president, Miss Helen|Publicity and Public Relations,|pecoming more able to afford F. M. McLellan; recording sec-|ice, Mrs. E. H. Heavens; Jour- retary, Miss Grace Richer; cor-|nal Representative, Mrs. John} responding secretary, Mrs.|Phillips. 'women designers in Canada. Pardon; 3rd vice-president, Mrs,/Mrs. John Phillips; World Serv- | andscaping, Miss O'Neill said. | She knows of only four other | Sensational WOOLWORTHS child does not have playmates |Could attract some of these nearby of her own age. I thinkjolder children to your home yes paula go bho ae a might get into their good Ww re children | age ul try to attract some Pe be ag Moreover, you might those children to your home |study Molly then and guide her ' 4 * Jin being a better playmate. EXPECTING TOO MUCH? | It would be wonderful if you I'm sure you realize that the|could get your child in a nurs- older children don't find these|ery school. If there's a Sunday very young children good play-|school near, do take her there. try to be friends with these mates. I wonder if you don't|She also might meet some chil- children. Molly is a friendly and expect too much when you want |dren who could be attracted to outgoing child. She has always|these older children to acceptj)your home or welcome your are older. These children will not have anything to do with Molly--the other girl is almost always with them and has fre-| quently used physical means to) keep Molly away. They torment} her with name-calling, when- ever she tries to go near them. "She has no one else to play with and keeps going back to Another been well-liked. I know her feel-'them and entertain them. They|child to their's. Wno flash-cooks fruits for your babys benefit? Gerber...of course! Colour and flavour are more important to your baby than you might think. They heighten his interest in food--help him build good eating habits. Gerber Strained and Junior Fruits are flash-cooked to help preserve their tempting colours, appetizing flavours and food values. "Custom-cooking" is the rule at Gerber. Fruits can be cooked in a flash. Other foods go through a slower process. Each cooking method has been developed to meet the requirements of a particular food. But isn't that. typical of the extra care you get--from a company that specializes in goad things for baby? Gerber Baby Foods NIAGARA FALLS, Babies are our business... our only business! 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