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10 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, April 21, 1960 'B M . M " f H 3 Ch . The statement which will be Te M d G 11 S B (warmth to the spacious receptioniers of France fashioned from a Tr bered longest fro . f Rid Hall--h: ff , h ti 'By Marrying Man ot Her Choice membered ics cme mom Mime. de raulle at State Banqueton: of mdes ail tome tiv. were"se craton ofthe Confederation. |Zonda, who spent many weeks in . o like it to be known that I have | da CHILD GUIDANCE Princess Margaret Fulfills Vow [fe = mm Siow S| Resembles The Queen Mother |, Svat & muy ese es ced' ie™ ™ "=" 2 tain Peter Townsend, i bowls formed table appointments, |. an avocado coloring, was - clared to a waiting world in 1955 Parents of Tomorrow By BRENDA MURPHY | She was only 16 when London|when her romance with the air-|By ELIZABETH MOTHERWELL|diamonds, similarly styled * to|along with 24 pastel-blue sugar hai LONDON (Reuters) -- Princess|newspapers carried their first{man ended because he had been| Canadian Press Staff Writer [those worn by the Queen Mother baskets. the highlight of the banquet Margaret will leave behind a gay picture of her in evening dress|through the divorce court. OTTAWA (CP)--A portrait be-lin the Government House por-| The baskets, adorned with flow-menu. ildhood and adventurous bachelor girl-|and furs at a dinner party at the| "Mindful of the church's teach-icame a conversation piece at trait. Ie al e Nn 1 hood when she creates royal his-(Savoy Hotel which she attended|ing that Christian marriage is in- Monday night's state banquet] Mme. de Gaulle, never one to {tory in marrying a commoner without her parents or sister. dissoluble and i of my|welcoming the president of|seek the limelight, wore a gown By G. CLEVELAND MYERS |age of about five or six. These May 6. Her famous gold cigaret holder|duty to the Commonwealth, I|France and Mme. Charles de|of dark plum tone in tulle over "As I see-it, we have been early learnings in restraints and| Not for 457 years has theimade its first public appearance|have resolved to put these con- Gaulle to Canadian soil. taffeta, styled with cap sleeves, siderations before any others." The portrait was a large oil of land worn with a matching stole. ing no v how to bring up requirements are the foundations|/daughter of a British king given|when she was 19. ! gis Bo ou happy, likeable, for his growth in self - control, (her hand to a plain "mister" and STILL LINGERS Queen Mother Elizabeth, coud Mme. Vanier wore a gown of members of the family now, but|self-drive and responsibility. {her choice -- a talented photo-| The Margaret legend that grew FREE LAUNDRY Below the full-length portrait | periwinkle blue chiffon to receive also to be good husbands and| If your child, at two, three or|grapher--is the most striking ex-(up over those years probably LONDON (CP)--Old age pen- the first lady of France was her guests. The bodice, styled on wives, fathers and mothers in thelfive does and gets what he wants|ample of Margaret s unwavering never will be erased. It has sioners int the Paddington istrict seated between Governor-General Grecian lines, was high waisted. and fiokier ond future." when he wants it and, at six,|determination to live her own|lingered, even after the marked)' oh tor leandry done Georges Vanier and Prime Min-/A diamond pin caught the front A A So a mother said near the ond|seven or nine, does only what he|life. |change in her demeanor after gre ° ave by Thiet xy Tone ister Diefenbaker. {panel of the skirt. crackling crisp be- of a course on the pre-school child|feels like doing, he is not having] When Antony Armstrong-Jones her father's death. el LB yerite OF eodnel The striking likeness noted be-| A gown of ivory brocade was| cause they're which I was teaching at Western good preparation to become, bye|tukes the 29-year-old princess to| Her gay youth will be remem- houses tween the' two world - renowned worn by Mrs. Diefenbaker. In al " Reserve University. {and bye, an unselfish, companion-|he his wife, she will be fulfilling bered for flamboyant acts, such » women caused more than pass-|sheath style, the gown extended AQUAFLAKED able mate, or a good parent. |the simplest ambition of any as dancing the can-can in black ing comment, |into a modified train and was ac- START IN INFANCY : {modern girl--to marry the man stockings and frilly dress at a IDEAL KITCHENS Similarit'es were found incented with pearl jewelry. a baking process She had observed that the basic FOR THE FUTURE lof her choice. party, or asking gn orchestra to| LONDON (CP) -- The British|coloring and features as well as| Like the Queen Mother, Mme.| exclusive to. objectives for successful marri-| So when we consider effectivel ou ppoRooFs keep playing untiP 4:30 a.m. be-[Standards Institution is planning|stature. Mme. de Gaulle has anl/de Gaulle is a devoted mother sdithd age, parenthood and wholesome ways of building for early self- IRE hildhood. she has been CAUsé she did not want to stoplan ideal layout for kitchens. Itfivory complexion, and wears her|and grandmother who entertains family life are continuous fromcontrol, self-reliance and respon- Since ¢ a Joo udant. venture dancing. And such quotes as this|says that carefully placed furni-|dark hair in the style of Queen many distinguished visitors. Mar- infancy upwards. sibility, we are considering ways|the most in opens gy ure fatter the birth of Prince Charles: | ure 'and cupboards can save a|Mother Elizabeth. |riage brought the two women into "You are right," was my reply of rearing children for whole. some member 0 i he oye) "am Now I suppose I'll be known as|housewife "a lifetime of frustra-{STRAND OF DIAMONDS {world prominence. to that mother. |some marriage and' parenthood. [1Y Por tals, hie oltey SE Charley's aunt." tion and annoyance." She wore a double strand of! Floral displays gave an added| But I must confess that T my-| My bulletins, A Parent's|Proofs from her more docile elder| ~~ "7 ee a - self had never put this idea quite Prayer, Love and Restraint and |sister, Queen Elizabeth. 1 so clearly, though 1 have been| Educating Your Child in Respon-| On their first visit to the on-| " i sibility, may be had by sending a|don Zoo in 1939, for instance, the aware of it sinee. |self-addressed, U.S. stamped en. nine-year-old Margaret enthus- | astically gave her whole bag of RELATIONSHIP OF PARENTS |yciope to me in care of this news- |i You must have noticed--some of paper.) buns to the elephants--a gesture you have written me that you which drew a lecture from Eliza- have--that T dwell heavily on the PARENTS' QUESTIONS | beth. Margaret was able to ER RE IN MH A A OPE FRIDAY NI HT relationship between the parents| Q. Should we spank our son,|lsugh delightedly as one of the long before the first child is born,|four, when he deliberately hurts elephants reached out and stole| and on the early patterns of these the baby, six months old? the whole bag from her sister's| parents in relation to this child] A. Although spanking him hand. | and others who may be added.|might be good for some other for-| As with most girls, the desire Often have I said that of first im-|biddings, it could, in this case,(to keep up with an older sister portance is the husband - wife, |increase his jealousy. It's betterjwas probably the reason that father-mother relationship just to intercept him. Margaret hurried to grow up. | I've emphasized the child's|-- --- S-- -- ---- need to feel he is wanted and loved, to feel he is understood, appreciated and treated as the precious person he is MUST BE RESTRAINED Ls ke fens. Yet I have also consistently maintained that he can't be loved much without being restrained. 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