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ass Survey Shows | Many Changes In Chair Design By ELEANOR ROSS When a man shops for a chair, he thinks in' terms «of comfort and relaxation, but his wife thinks in very different terms. To her a chair is a punc- tuation mark accenting her liv- ing room decor. fall furniture A"survey of fashions discloses that both : j How To Stimulate A Youth ® eo, In Creative Writing By GARY C. MYERS, Ph.D. ' If you take down verbatim the delightful yarns you hear coming out of the head of your child two, three or five, you will be impressed with the freshness and spontaneity of his creation. Then when he reaches the fourth or sixth grade and you read some of his "composi- g THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, September, 11, 1962 INTERESTING QUESTION ss sos Seino did te ee some on to ajing paper, in wi par- magazine or book editor, its eet "anak pena the changes for acce} be tical meas- Tusa es. sl Se Therefore thé child's and 'eed creative youth's failure to master these|W"ting while also not' neglect- more-or-less mechanical skills may discourage creativeness, even kill it. Dilemma: How to promote both cre- tion were offered. More on this tomorrow. | (My bulletin "Stimulate at comfort and styling are very much in evidence, as youll dis- cover when you go shopping for a new chair. tions" written at school, they may strike you as rather drab and commonplace. We actually made this check ativeness and mastery of the badby ove aye Pk ha mechanics of expression? Or stamped envelope to me in taking children as we find|care of this newspaper.) _ them, how may we stimulate them in creative writing? At the conference on. "Foster- ing Creativity Through Reading and Language" last July 10, at Northwestern Universty, Dr. E, Paul Torrance of the Bu- on two of our own chidren some years ago and found what you yourself may find. There are exceptions, of course. GRAMMAR STRESSED ANATOMICALLY DESIGNED PARENTS' QUESTIONS The comfort angle is due to the fact that' more and more the lounge chair is being "curved and. pitched" with attractive to them doing some chores at home: but have not succeeded. The well-dressed pair of fall, 1962, are wearing thre® piece Black Watch outfits. They're laminated to give weight. Jackets have quilted ee os BACK TO SCHOOL CLOTHES lining and the lined slim slacks have ankle zippers and but- tons. scientific care to conform to the needs of the human anatomy. There is much attention to pro- viding "'kidney rolls" and other cushioning for, ie small of the back. There are comfy foam rubber seat cushions, soft enough to give gently with each movement of the body, yet firm enough so that they will never "bottom out'. ' COMFY LOUNGERS There are many high-backed loungers for those who. enjoy relaxing support for the neck and head. But there is also a noticeable trend toward the low- backed tub ehair and the square upholstered box shape. There is also a growing preva- lence of the "demi-lounge"' chair for the young sophisticates who enjoy grouping ther dinner guests around outsizéd coffee tables. This type of chair is scaled low to the ground and is armless. The wide, box-like Oriental contour is particularly popular for thie type of low seat- g. Of course, there are plenty of full-scale lounge chairs, either thin-lined or massive. In occasional chairs, detailing marks both frames and uphol- stery. Arch moiifs are notice- able in period designs and cane ANN LANDERS Teenager's Tragedy ea Bothers Nurse Dear Ann Landers: Please) forgive this make-do stationery. As you can see it is a hospital form for physician's orders. . Tam a student nurse and this letter is being written in the maternity section of a large hospital. This is my first day in the delivery department and I am assigned to sit with four expectant mothers. Two of these mothers are happily married women. One woman has three little boys and she is hoping for a girl. When her fine-looking husband brought her in a few hours ago he said jokingly: "It's got to be a girl, you know--but if it's an- other boy; we won't leave him here." The second happily married woman is having her first baby. Her adoring husband is so con- cerned for her that I am se- eretly envious. How I hope one day I am lucky enough to get @ man like that! The other two expectant mothers are unmarried. They came within hours: of each other, from the Florence Criten- ton Home. My heart aches for these two girls. One is 17, the other is 18. I am sorry for them not only because they are facing this ordeal alone, but because when it's over they will not be taking their babies home. They will leave empty-handed and heavy- hearted. The full impact of this trag- edy hit when I heard one girl say to the other, "It wasn't BS ies I am writing this letter in the hope you will print it. It may help some foolish teenager whose resistance is gradually being worn down by a smooth, fast-talking boy. friend.--DIANE Dear Diane: There is nothing left for me to say except thank you for writing. Your letter said it all. Dear Ann Landers: What do you think of a mother who en- courages her daughter's boy friend to come over every night of the week? She drives the two of them to the movies, to the bowling alley, swimming, any place they wish to go. The boy is urged to eat lunch and dinner at the girl's home about a half-starved dog in the neighborhood. It wouldn't sur- prise me if Joe was writing about our pet. We have a large, long-haired dog. She tries to cool off during the summer by going. under the porch. She refuses to come out during the day, even for food. At night she eats only part of what we give her. The other dogs eat the rest. It's been this way every sum- mer since she was a pup. It used to worry us sick, but the vet told us she'd eat when she felt like it and not to worry. When the weather cools off she perks right up and eats nor- mally. If Scranton Joe can get our dog to eat during the summe: we would surely appreciate it. If he feels bad because he can count her ribs a block away, how do you think we feel?-- A DOG LOVER, TOO Confidential to sorry for him This bird is bad news. Stay away from him and don't try to make him over. A 16-year- old girl is not a reform school. inserts are still very much in evidence. Seen posing for the camera is Judith Anne Marie, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nichols, Bond stréet west. She is the granddaughter of Mrs. Mary Nichols of Oshawa HAPPY LITTLE JUDITH and great stances of Mr, and Mrs, Paul Toronto, She was six months old when the picture was yzek of taken. --Aldsworth Photography With Decorative By ELEANOR ROSS model rooms shown this year are those displayed ants and. co-op purchasers. Four such apartments have been on view in a huge new development adjacent to New Model Rooms Vibrant Dash the walls neutral and acts as a Some of the most delightful/frame for good paintings. One subtly lovely room with in new|beige and white furniture had apartments and designed for|accents of royal blue and fuch. the benefit of prospective ten-|sia and sported an 1 wall When your child writes at school he must learn to spell, punctuate, capitalize and the like properly, and these mat- ters are important. When he writes he usually considers them so important that he may not have much urge to centre his attention on the ideas he is expressing on creativeness. Right now, in the upper grades, higl. school and college, a theme or composition of superior creativeness may be rated by the teacher as low or failing, if it has many mis- spelled words or violates the simple rules of good form. If bye and bye the same writer brown bedroom, for instance, was decorated in dazzling white touched with pumpkin and red. That companionable white turned up in a ceiling and, toned up with a little black, gave excitement to a deep royal blue and bottom - of - the - sea- green living room that was sep. arated from the adjoining foyer by slend ceiling-high poles effect of white-painted boards. INFORMAL ATMOSPHERE ae ,made for an informal York's new and exciting Lincoln) a Centre for the Performing Arts. PAINT FOR COLOR e complemented a perfectly the rough - textured fabrics, such as burlap and reau of Education Research, University of Minnesota, re- ported some researches. He teresting and original than their peers who were rewarded for correctness," and expressed about twice as many original ideas. But they also made many more errors, Dr. Torrance said that some teachers' seriously objected to Electrolysis Removes warts, moles and superfluous hair. Over 15 Years' Experience MARIE MURDUFF will. be in Oshawa et the Genosha Hotel, September 11 & 12 PHONE 723-4641 for eppointment on these detes done in royal blue. A. There's no objection to making home chores attractive but don't delude yourself. that found that sixth-graders, re-|this alone will suffice, Require warded for the interest andjeach child to do some regular originality of their stories,|daily chores he can no more wrote stories "clearly more in-|escape than breathing. Forever Yours Wedding Invitations, Anniversary and Graduation Announcements, Ete, by INTERNATIONAL er ey Our professional advice, available to you without cost, cssures you of Satisfaction as well as the finest quality materials ot attractive prices! Mrs. Shirley M. Jackson 434 Bader Ave., Oshawa, Ont. Telephone 723-4951 SAMPLE ALBUM AVAILABLE ON REQUEST : LUXURIOUS FABRICS Fabrics are extraordinarily rich this season, with tapestry formal damasks and matelasses in the classic, tradi- panels, tion much favored. There is no special emphasis on periods. One house is showing a line which is destribed as an assem- blage and blending of French, Italian and Scottish influences! But the end result is handsome! STUNNING DETAILS Chair legs of forged iron and an antique sherry finish on the wood are standout details. The finish is highly resistant to heat and alcohol. Tr} A group representing the work of nine Norwegian firms is most arresting. Among the lines are contemporary lounge and occasional chairs cushioned in foam rubber and covered in :|wool ranging in shades from olive green and Mediterranean blue to deep black. Cane seats or arms are much used, as is black leather. every day. Mother is forever asking the young man: "Do you really love my daughter?" Yesterday the boy was invited to accompany the family on a week's outing at a resort. And now for the final blast--the girl is 18 years old. The boy just had his 15th birthday. I .say this is a potentially dangerous situation. What do you say?-- M, M. Dear M. M.: The situation ts loaded with dynamite. Someone should rescue both these kids from the clutches of this sick woman. Where are the boy's parents anyway? If they permit this sort of unconscionable maneu- vering they must share in the responsibility for whatever hap- pens. Dear Ann Landers: I just read the letter signed '"'Scran- worth all this, was it?" ton Joe." He was concerned For Better Health Follow The Prudent Diet Regime By IDA JEAN KAIN Although the men followed the Prudent Diet Regime recom- mended by the New York City Health Department, it was the co-operation at home that made it possible. Homemakers, join the discussion. As cook of the family you are in a key posi tion to put into practice the re: search findings which may help prevent coronary heart disease. The American diet is exces- and more than 40 per cent of them sively high in calories come from fat, mostly satur- ated. The desirable ratio of fats in the diet can be accomplished exciting way of eating. And the greatest benefits will be de- a sensible budget. color unit, nizing with the next. kitchens and bathrooms. BRIGHT KITCHEN DECOR up of two gold walls, another lavender, and the fourth olive green. Shades of the same olive green flowed onto a closet door in the entrance way, which is visible from the kitchen. The olive green also spilled into the large living room and glowed m a group of vivid-hued, un- framed paintings on the chalk- white walls. Furniture and accessories in vibrant gold, orange and yellow made for an exciting room and color scheme. The decorator explained that straightfrom-the-can white is the best choice for walls when bold colors are played against each other. The results shown proved this to be true. It makes rived by starting as early in life as possible-"" The lower incidence of heart disease among the New York test group is a "'clear cut de- monstration" that diets low in the fats which cause cholesterol formation may help prevent cor- onary disease, the New York re- searchers said. aa 123] What intrigued us was the clever use of color through paint, designed to keep the cost of doing the apartment within Each apartment has been treated as a single harmonic one room harmo- Flat paint was used on rooms meant to be lived in, because this reflects light without glare and lends a soft, velvety look. Enamel, of course, was used in The kitchens blazed with color, such as a scheme made linen, which were used. Some rooms were done in deep, brooding shades for the more formal atmosphere and setting that period furnishings demand. But brilliant colors gave these rooms a lift so that they never seemed gloomy or somber-looking. 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