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ey 14 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Mondey, October 17, 1966 Bean CHILD GUIDANCE By GARRY C, MYERS, PhD One might suppose that a ymith old enough to enter col- ge should evince considerable responsibility. We ht expect him during the last few years in high school to study the vari- ous colleges he wishes to enter, which he might be able to en- ter; to write for and study col- ~~ catalogues; to report for college entrance examinations; to make the necessary applica- tions to one or several colleges; and to follow up promptly by communication with the ac- cepting college, One might expect, therefore, a college-bound youth to be re- sponsible for providing the ac- cepting college with necessary personal data and seeing that such is mailed on time, We might expect this youth to work out a budget for his needs for _jat least a year and to operate while in college on a budgeted allowance. Snouia we uv. Saree: {ht youth about io leave home for college to take partial or sole responsibility for the planning and purchase of a wardrobe, to check on transportation possi- bilities, and make his own travel reservations? Who packs and. ropes the college student's trunks and other baggage and sees them off to a station? As we look around among our PLAN TO TEACH WINNIPEG (CP)--The Mani- toba Institute of Technology is starting an experimental two- year-course in' nursery school Teach Children Responsibility "ong Before Entering College friends who have children plan: ning for college, or children entering college this year, we are not always impressed with the responsibility they evince in the foregoing matters, How many of these youths now In college operate on a budgeted allowance? How many of them have a chequing ac- count out of which they pay tuition, board and other regular expenses? How many of keep writing home for more money to cover personal mat- such cul- dependent on them in all matters, might be able to ROPE IN WOMEN KINGSTON, Ont, (CP) -- tivate in this youth some more|feel that women want to be part|DOrse®. big birthday celebra: | Holt, | reapeneibilify. "But this can'tjof this page ag e suddenly or injtion," said Mrs. Maurice as ei, The problem makes obvious the need for parents to begin during the earlier years of their children and to continue through their childhood, to edu- cate them in nsibility; and thus have them better ready to take responsibility when they approach college age. ° ANSWERING QUESTIONS . Our son, when denied a eum ven a command e, always asks, ere may be a pervilene or e doesn't "Why?" Then them pcg argument. What can we A, You can pretty easily as- ters? How many of them have|certain whether he really wants in their earlier years learned|to know the reason or to cause to handle money reasonably|you to reverse your decision, If well? you have the You must have opserved that|ing the decision, Then say no some parents of the high school|more but expect him to obey. youth express worries over the/Don't let your child put you on mechanics of getting inform e witness stand as if y tion about colleges and require-|were a suspected criminal. fellow now in his second year the necessary details, He fi- Player ' jparents had to do nothing in | Some parents whose college Tn santract wa know a young! |mation, and looking after alli] @ Transistorized Record |where he is making good, His \the whole enterprise, 60. RR, 3) BURKETON STN, ONT, ments of getting in applications' on time, and making sure they OTE oan For the in college: who took the initia- Traveller 'oe tive while in high school of inally informed his parents of See {his acceptance for college ent- Wednesday's Paper" son or daughter is still over- have taken the necessary tests, acquiring all, necessary infor-|| © Jaguar Traveller Kit 'rance at a place of his choice, LYNSAN TRADING { COLOUR MY HAIR D reer ame: gx Mo cen! ey ee 'omnie cularly des of knowing | what is being pa by the wom: | eh organizations across Onta: | HORSES BEAT PEOPLE SASKATOON (CP) -- Horses | are easier fo understand than} , A-year-old ha trainer. Her boss, Thompson of Weyburn tate ly the fs ron eee state in the fewest possible) . FRETS ABOUT MECHANICS | words your reason before utter- OAWINIOG | DAVILNVUD QNDS "An investment work this year. It includes stud-| MY LUNCH HOUR ? 1 ? " that won't let you down. ies in child psychology, sociol-| ogy, parent education and nur-| : Yes, this is possible with the new sery school management, PROMINENT CANADIAN ARTISTS VISIT OSHAWA 'Edward Rundle was the Mr. Rex Williams, presi- performance of Miss Mar- dent of Oshawa Little The- atre. Miss Ziedman is con- garet Ziedman, Toronto sidered a rising Canadian soloist, accompanied by artist and gives a concert world renowned _pianist- in March at. Eaton Audi- accompanist Weldon Kil- torium. Each season the burn. Miss Ziedman (left) CCA of Oshawa presents chats with Mrs, Rundle and four concerts. Dates have been confirmed for two con- certs of the series. The Toronto Woodwind Quartet will perform January 7 and Soprano Jeannette Zarou, March 3, 1967. All perform- ances will be at Eastdale Collegiate. i -Oshawa Times Photo About 35 city cultural leaders and guests attend- ed an evéning musicale Fri- day sponsored by the Cana- dian Concert Association of Oshawa to launch the 1966- 67 series. Highlight of the evening at the home of Mrs. KEEP IN TRIM Mother Of New Baby Needs A Replenishing Diet Plan By IDA JEAN KAIN Relax at lunch and sit down)your life can exercise pay) to eat. One imaginative young! steater dividends, mother takes a "trip" to Trea-| Don't stay ote up roger all day. Recall the mother of| jsure. Island each ete She four who hit upon a plan of} feeds the children first and) renewal? Daily she walks tor! tucks them in for their nap./39 minutes with the two young) Then she has her lunch on 8\ children, prior ta the two older; |tray at some pleasant spot in| chiidren's return from school. | 11 a.m.? A depleted feeling i piety: Sige Be. She comes home relaxed and) t is @ mistake for a new|stem from too little breakfast.| a enjOYS | refreshed. To her amazement Po to cut calories drastic-|1¢ early morning is rush hour a non-fattening lunch and lis-|she finds she can get more| ally low. One mother writes: d {tens to music or read to ré-| done, and she is slimming down| "My calories are from 500 t eat breakfast later, Have only|fresh her spirits. land toning up. | 1,000 a day. I have a light fruit juice with your husband.| Exercise is an important part! Young mothers, weight is con-| breakfast a liquid formula After the baby has been fed,|of the new mother's program. trolled through intelligent eat-) lunch and an average supper. sit down and enjoy your meal.|Take 10 minutes a day for spe-|ing and healthful exercise. Add! On just one good meal a day j|Eat an egg, or a whole grain cific calisthenics to restore tone|to this a replenishing philoso-| am not losing. Quite often I; cereal with milk, plus a slice of |to overly-stretched abdominal| phy to live each day well and) find that I am_ swollen. What! toast and hot coffee, muscles. At no other_time in'the result will be happiness. could cause this? I started gain- ing after the baby was born, and cannot lose." Malnutrition may be back of/ the swelling. You could not pos-| sibly be properly nourished on} your present eating plan. With! a new baby to care for, you! need superior nutrition, Obvi-/ ously you are short - changing) yourself on a number of essen-) tials, including protein. Also, you may be anemic, Let your doctor help you. One tired, overweight young mother found she could not re- duce on 1,000 calories a-day, taken mostly at evening meal.) Her doctor put her on three adequate meals, with protein at each meal. He also pfe- scribed proper medication. On the divided meal plan, plus medicinal iron, this young woman lost weight on 1,500 cal- ories a day, How do you PRIZES INCLUDE... 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