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ANN LANDERS Dear Ann Landers: I'm a divorcee with a 17-year-old son I have raised alone. I asked his father to please leave when the boy was seven years old. I was always proud of the job I did as a mother, David is an excellent student, a gifted mu- sician, and popular with both boys and girls. He is self-reliant and never complains because my work takes me away from Homosexuality | Is Not Inherited ter are driving from Oregon to New York next week. They won't have to spend a dime for good or hotels. They're written to friends along the way." Mrs, B.: 'My husband and I are going through the Mayo Clinic next month. The folks who used to live next door moved to Rochester five years ago. We're going. to write and ask if we can stay with them." CHILD GUIDANCE Ts Sign Of Good By GARRY C. MYERS, PHD Most people think of drill as mere repetition. But effect- ive drill is correct repetition. All too much of what a child repeats at school or home is repetition of the wrongs as well as of the rights. The repe- tition fixes in the child's mind the wrengs along with the rights. So we can see the rea- sons why drill is often de- nounced as a waste of time. In spite of what you may have read or heard, effective drill is desirable for learning Correct Repetition Drill 'ing the whoieciays-or-#-sinal- ler group of them in giving the answer to number combinations flashed. Each child tries to answer 'something, right or wrong; rather than to keep si- lent or say "I don't know." He's sure it is desirable to be rapid, right or wrong. When children are paired to 'help each other" learn these combinations form flash cards, one child tests the other and keeps on testing with the hope that the wrongs will disappear and the rights survive. school--nrononuncing and spell. ing each word many times while looking right at it before trying himself out on it. Er ticgeonaioangecaaciipha salad RPG 1 Raia epi Q. What is of first import-1 A. Having achieved well in ance for being shle in the teens! the to choose a vocation wisely? lcially in reading. How wonderful it would be if, while helping your child with a jspelling list, he would freely say, "I don't know" when in doubt, and.go back te see how it is spelled. When I was a school lad, my father, who never read a trea- tise on psychology, had the right idea. When I would ask him "to hear my words" and would stumble over the spelling of just one of them, he would say, "Garry, go back and study them." He tried to keep me from spelling any word wrong. YOU ARE INVITED to the 134th Anniversary CENTRE STREET UNITED CHURCH (The oldest Protestant Church in Oshawe) Corner King & Centre Streets -- Oshawe GUEST MINISTER-- REV. WARREN G, DICKSON of Shelbourne SUNDAY, OCTOBER 17th-11a.m. to 7 p.m. The Friendly Family Church ot the Centre of the City, OUR VALUE home five or six days at a time. A few days ago I was clean- ing the apartment and 1 did something I. have never done before. I turned David's mat-/are house hunting?" Mrs. C.: "'Our daughter's hus- band is being transferred to Toledo next month. Can they stay with your. sister while they many items--the spelling of| At home parents generally words, the basic number com-|keep testing the child on the binations; even learning by|number combinations in like heart certain essential symbols)manner. This is also done in and mathematics. spelling. At school, the teacher tress--and I wish I hadn't. Un-| Ann, my husband and I have|™ Sence 274 Se paw on ee a der the mattress I -- ni travelled extensively and we| pt ge Seg . oes group of it, e list of wane magazines of nudes, A further! wouldn't dream of calling| 4 ful items, or in setting your-|she writes on the blackboard. search of the room turned UP/friends or relatives to ask for) | i bout 50 additional nudes. What! si ' self to do so, is to make sure! Suppose the words are: onion, . moe Renune. is something the there are no incorrect repeti-|biscuit, busy, angel, women. makes me sick, Ann, is that the) t ith us? ; pictures were of males, not fe-| mare eee READER tions, but only accurate ones./She pronounces onion, has the Have you ever seen in an|children pronounce it, then to} males. i Dear Reader: Somewhere | j ; } I divorced his father because there must be people who just/elementary ¢lassroom_ con-|Spell it while looking at it. errs he was a homosexual. Can the| love to have folks move in with|certed and consistent guidance|she may have the se loo sickness be inherited?--Desper-| them. I don't happen to be one jin memorizing only by correct|away and. try to spell it from ATE of those people but then maybe|repetition? The usual procedure|memory, when he lot a | Dear Desperate: No. the proh- something is wrong with me. is to keep testing the child, spell he rt i ; peg go lem is not hereditary. It is a| Those who go only where theyjorally or by writing, on items ite nove foe ranaat tke bait psychological disturbance and it|are invited invariably enjoyj/he has not yet mastered ae cult Pa srell Hater "eae calls for professional treatment. friendships that longer. curately. Indeed, the majority) and to do all SI RCE Ge ue Ask your family doctor to sug- of the children's time is taken/f ; coe bathnn tee) | ' 7 sellor for the 'boy '..Dear Ann Landers: I am ajup with causing them to repeat)"imes In ait fron e re y bee a eer ane tine *\ 16-year-old girl who is baby-| what they have not yet learned|ing to spell it Tony Memory, i ore y a sitting and starving. I arrived correctly--to repeat incorrectly. ' cing Pe pads this -- be on the job at 8 o'clock, My bo: one the teacher may not know. friend fons at 8:30 to keep ad REPEAT ERRORS It should be done often enough company. In such simple matters as the) <9 that practically no child will versations I've been hearing , 4 addition, subtraction, or multi-\*eneat ire apelling incorrectly. | lately. Here are some samples: We both get three good peas ication number - facts, the Pp s spelling y | Mrs. A.: "Our son and daugh- e day at home but that's Bot hole class may be tested| SPELL CORRECTLY | | ZELLERS RETAILERS TO 'THRIFTY CANADIANS Open Dailv 9:30 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. Thursday and Fridey to 9 P.M. PACKED CAMERA CORNER "leMA" : 8 m.m. MOVIE PROJECTOR me og! f Dear Ann Landers: I am ap- : i a # palled by bits and pieces of con- VICTORIA SANDWICH ape eae ey oi pind Bigg chewie tS: orally on many of these combi-| When you have your child at- NIPPY SPREAD our nails because there isn't ajDations at one sitting or class|tack the spelfing of a similar} thing in this house to eat. Don't) Period. A good number of thelist at home, he will be in haste) This cheese spread combines|you think it is rotten not to children will thus repeat some|to go to the next word before Simple Basic Recipes 7 i D , 7 nic it. f th . This is} letely stering the spell- Make Tempting Desserts then favor of, Cheddar andleave some snacks for the nf AY of these errors, Ts i completely mastering the spel : . : ' i i «a é , . it. Here is the strategic place in Here's a Victoria sandwiched dry ingredients and milk.|spread on crackers. Although) Please print your answer in the worst sort : [ae | which can be served plain with|Beat until smooth and free of "mild" or "medium" Cheddar|the paper. I know this lady, Suppose the teacher is direct-|learning to spell at home or at butter cream frosting or pow-|lumps about 2-3 minutes. Pour) may be used for it, 'old' Ched-|reads your column because|, THE BOSS SAID AGO GO GO dered icing sugar. To finish/into two greased and lined dar will give the best flavor. {once she clipped out a letter SO WE WENT WENT WENT to the With a flair gaily decorate it|8-inch layer cake pans. Bake in 9 cups (% pound) grated about sitters who talk on the HAIR FASHION and COLORING SHOW Creative Coiffures ARTISTIC HAIR STYLES | 725-7221 SPECIAL ANNIVERSARY SALE NOW AT YOUNG AGES... You con see the prettiest and most practical fashions for boys and girls . Infants to size 14, lU : c fa OSHAWA SHOPPING CENTRE ge You get quality all the way with Lander-Stark. Top quality Fuel Oil, Top quality, completely re- liable AUTOMATIC deliveries from clean, modern trucks. And once you're « Lender-Stark customer you never need to keep phoning for oil; your tank ls kept filled automatically, Added benefits for you ore: Free Emergency Service by Lander-Stark"s own technicions; Free annual Tune-up ond Cleon- cut: Budget Plan! and money-soving Replacement Parts Plan. 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