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i : THE "SODA SET" will go for this dress in a big way! The simple bodice and dancing full skirt is accented by a double bow belt at the walst- line, In a textured FEver-glaze cotton knit, it's washable , + won't shrink or stretch! | cial needs, Transport To School By horse back, by Shanks | mare (walking many miles), by | school bus or by public bus or trolley through the years | modes of going to schoo! have changed, Not too long ago the prob lem of schoo! was to get enough | racks for students' bicycles, Today, high schools often must build parking lots to hold the mass of mator vehicles their students arrive in If schools don't construct park- ing lots, students have to leave their cars around the school | building ~~ thereby creating a traffic hazard for motorists and pedestrians, The motor vehicle, then, can be quite a headache to schools, | Many thousands of feenagers-- | many of them students -- drive | cars. | One out of 10 fatal auto acci- dents Involves a teenage driver, Main fault of teens, according to the National Safety Council: a tendency to speed, One way to bring down the | accident too among young driv ors is for every student to take | | How To Reduce Back-to-School Shoe Bills 4 BIG SAVINGS ON SCHOOL SHOES Costs plenty to outfit the young: sters with new shoes for back-to- school, Costs ao lot less to let us repair their old shoes for many extra months of wear ! EDDY'S SHOE REPAIR 64 King St. W,, Oshawe | driver Allowaiice Lesson | In Thiift | It Is reported that more than five million students in US. | schools have been accumulating | almost two million dollars in our | nation's savings stitutions | Because today, In spite of all] protestations to the contrary, | young people are saving as well | as spending the money they earn while working at part time | jobs, or owt of thelr allowances, | This lesson in thrift becomes a vital one when parents start their youngsters with a fixed allow! ance and encourage and train the young people to stay within] "their incomes', i Just how much the child should | get , and , how often - | | depends on the family's. income | | first; the child's age and needs next, The youngster attending gram- | mar school, gccording to authori: | { ties, should have a minimum al lowance of up) to B50-cents per week, However if the youngster | should have to buy lunches at the cafeteria, or have other unusual expenses, have to be As the youngster grows older, | allowances should be increased | to keep pace with school and so- age and ability, The older child should be encouraged | tn supplement his allowance with part time work earnings (For example, if you do not | want your boy to work for stran- | gers, then 'hire' him to do the| Job you might employ a part. | time worker to do for you -- and, if he performs ag well, don't cut the pay rate!) While the mapirity of voung | people do not need any lessons in imply spending money, they do need guidance in wise spend ing and regular savings, | the allowance would | increased | FASHIONS prints the as gathered Tiny part styles are as much a old-fashioned-g irl smocking, skiris of shirring, very petticoats, and puffing from a tight wrist gauntlet! Never underestimate the value | of family conferences, By giving over s0ft sleeves | the child a feeling that has taken part in deciding family 'policy' | he will be encouraged to com ply. . | education, the Council says, and to think 'Safety' drive safely and practice safety at all times, START NOW... To give your children Vitamins to assure them of a good start BY SIMCOE ST in school this year. 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