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8 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, June 8, 1960 CHILD GUIDANCE Use Patience By G. CLEVELAND MYERS letters from two mothers in dif- ferent states. ». A New Jersey mother writes of her son, nine, in the fourth grade; an Ohio mother of-her daughter, 10, in the sixth grade. Both children-héive; trouble with reading. Both seem to be mere word readers. How each got so far in school is hard to under- stand. The New Jersey child "skims over WORDS. Sometimes omits lor adds a letter not shown. He looks at 'man' and says 'men'. Says 'of' for 'for', 'new' for 'now' 'for' for 'from' 'what' for 'with' 'that' for 'what'."" The Ohio child's "frequent mis- take is in reading the word 'the'. She insists on reading it as 'a' or 'and'. She often inserts letters that just aren't there--'r' and 'n' _ |are her favorites. In a recent es- {say test, she spelled the word| | 'Joined' as 'gorned'. The word 'match' she spelled 'manch'. She is willing to learn and' will work with me, which we do often, but progress is slow." \ TEST VISION "wmasdt might be well to have the vision of both these children tested. But, as I also advised these mothers, both children need practice in being read to aloud to : |be impressed with the fact that oa A BIRTHDAY PICTURE This charming wee miss is 6. She is the granddaugifter of Lee Ann, daughter of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. George Mayer Mrs. Frank Mayer, Dymond | and Mr, and Mrs. Raymond drive. Lee Ann celebrated her Scott, all of Oshawa first birthday on Monday, June --Photo by Ireland MARY HAWORTH'S MAIL Overeats Due To-Nervousness Her Figure, Social Life, Suffers Dear Mary Haworth: § years old, a working girl in an|in New York City. st bw 4 I ens on Pie. For He dat He er. DISCUSS HYPERINSULINISM I'am 21 ical Association's annual meeting words have meaning; also in reading short sentences and phrases which are pictured and full of familiar meanings. Each child would profit from reading books at primer or first grade levels, or preferably other books as easy but more interest- ing. Most primers and first read- ers, alas, are painfully dull! Both children would profit from | THESTARS SAY By ESTRELLITA FOR TOMORROW This day's aspects, as yester- day's, should be pleasing to those with creative talent and to all who are engaged in enterprises requiring imagination and origin- ality. Resourcefulness should be at a peak now and could be a po- In the same mail came similar | such endings as 's' (in reading) | weight, as a direct result of com- These doctors defined hyperin- tent factor in making decisions. [stamped envelope to me in eare| |of this newspaper.) And Skill To Help Poor Readers |seeing several pictured rhyming words on the same page and other pictured words in groups which begin with the same (letter or combination of letters |and sounds HELPFUL WAYS A parent might draw such pic- tures, printing or typing the ap- propriate name of each picture under it; or she might help the child cut out such groups of pic- tures, print the appropriate words" and then have him paste them on a page of cardboard or heavy pa- per. While helping such a child, no other child should be present, and he should not feel he is doing anything babyish. He should feel he is succeeding at something very important. READ WITH CHILD Parents of such a child should read his assigned lessons With him, as in elementary science or the social sciences, and help him turn into a sentence or two of his own what each paragraph means, Also, as he reads from easier materials, he should be encour- aged to tell in his own words, at various intervals, just what he had read. i (My bulletins, Home Fun With | Phonics, and Home Helps for Poor Readers, may be had by sending a self - addressed, U.S. fective? under: which -she would] HOUSEHOLD HINT A new plastic dishpan is made with two compartments, a large one for washing the dishes and a smaller one for rinsing them. PARENTS' QUESTIONS Q. Is withholding dessert ef- A. Rarely. It would be more ef- fective to withhold some other favorite food on the table, pro-| TRENTON, N.S. (CP) -- Mrs. vided the youngster hae learned wijiam Grasso placed a pussy i Accept No as final. -- -- | willow bud on the spine of a cac- a | tus plant early in the spring, and * JONESES HELP now finds it has grown more LONDON (CP)--A cheque for than two inches, but retains its £77 has been sent to Kensing- willow characteristics. ton Palace by the chairman of | -------- the Joneses committee, which STILL WILLOW AID TO TEACHERS REGINA (CP) -- Scholarships totalling $60,000 have been awarded to 61 teachers through- out Saskatchewan to enable them to improve their professional standing by further education. There were 161 applications for the awards. | SOCIAL HABIT The ritual of afternoon tea was| instituted by Amma, Duchess of | Bedford, about 1830. consists of a number of people named Jones who wished to buy a wedding gift for Princess May- garet and Antony Armstrong- Jones. 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SPECIAL, NOW 97c¢ Lk pants Blue Sizes a LE sulinism as the opposite of dia-| The late afternoon and evening sulinism as the opposite of dia-\hours will be especially good for by diet; and surmised that it promoting unique ideas and dis- probably accounts for nearly half playing your cleverness. Travel and pills. of the current wave of nervous plans made now should work out However, 1 cannot stop eating A Ao vied Gor: TTY well. I literally run to food when I am iginajly devised by Dr. Harris) is| FOR THE BIRTHDAY rervous, upset or disturbed high in proteins and fats and low If tomorrow is your birthday, don't know how te stop this. in sugars and starches. They also your horoscope indicates a pro. ; recommend frequently sp ac ed ductive year, but a TO NO AVAIL X : 3 uc year, but a great deal will Always after 1 have. finished food-intake during the day, to depend on your co-operation with pulsive overeating I have tried numerous diets and have consulted two doctors, who have given me diet lists, shots Beef Specials SIRLOIN Steak - 83: : or ..n keep the blood sugar constant, ssung | fee) 2 Jo butler aid can without the sharp fluctuations this is bad and 'have tried to sub- that give rise to symptomatic superiors, partners and business associates--especially during July and September. Where personal £ EAN, MINCED feelings of depression, anxiety, iti 5c yr walks. g N 3 stiite cigarets, andy, alk exhaustion, sweating, ravenous rest periods, etc.. but nothing pe s to help = hunger, etc. I am fighting myself As you are still in the dark november and domestic concerns " concerning the root reasons for . 4 avail. What can I do? A g 4 will be under fine aspects during your compulsive overeating, and e same period. Because of my 30 pounds over- have tried various rem- : aL fail weight I have stopped dating, vis- | edies dy gobs a Ta Ingenuity and self i discipline iting friends and going to social|read Body, Mind and Sugar to| Vil Pay off during November, events. 1 am too embarrassed 10 get a line on whether its teachings and creative ideas, backed up by show myself, for everyone ex-|apply to your condition. It is my| Practical - methods in carrying claims: "What haé happened {0 guess that you will learn much| them out, should ultimately yield you?" "from the book that you need to|fine results. Late December will 1 am desperate and must find know, for health's sake. M.H. |be fine from a financial stand- } CS 1961 a remedy .. Please help me. K S HOW CURE SHYNESS? gio A SUGGEST BLOOD SUGAR Dear Mary Haworth: I am 13, A child born on this day Dear K.S.: Your feeling of in the eighth grade, very shy and be capable, highly intuitive heing driven to food, when ner- bashful around my friends and| extremely loyal te family SKINLESS vous, upset or disturbed: and When called upon by teachers. I friends, your temporary sense of restored blush when - spoken to and am well being, after having gorged, Just plain scared of my teachers suggests that you may be ailing Who try to help me forget my everyone else; but make thankful C with hyperinsulinism, otherwise shyness. Please advise me how to use of the talents you have, and " known as blood sugar starvation. be myself in school D.L don't try to impress. Such is the S. Rx for being 'real. M.H. 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