Saeco Son sen hatyaal = are ideal for -stuffing, notel-- home economists at Macdonald Institute, Guelph. After brushing the halves with a brown sugar and butter mixture, add pre- April, early May and laie Au- cooked sausage or frankfurter | gust, If single, marriage is a dis- slives for the last 15 minutes of | - Parents Should Check ; Children's Homework = deg -- especially tinct possibility during the latter cooking. with members of the opposite) month. Best periods for travel:| ------= | WIFE PRESERVER We agreed that, while copy-|sex. Don't yield to inclinations|; ate july, August and Septem- spetty affairs. A child born on this day- will) Stitching terry cloth is no ing by children at school should|toward bickering, arguing over por, generally be reduced, there is) } A a place for requiring each child) FOR THE BIRTHDAY be heyy with PA gad a a nuisance if you place to copy by hand, some very) /f tomorrow is your birthday, Sah ine intuition and eX: |. 'strip of paper between it and / | ceptionafly good judgment, | p = jthe bottom machine mechan- elsd exercises: your horoscope holds promise of LEFT-OVER TURKEY ism. No more pulling threads. for requiring |, most satisfactory year. Em- Freeze your left-over turkey, f SF } him to do so accurately and/phasis will be placed upon oc- suggests the Foods Department) COIFFEURS neatly and observe the serrect copational advancement within | at Macdonald Institute, Guelph. | ' NOW IN NEW LOCATION spelling, capitalization and rps next three weeks, in late Divide it into meal-sized por-) 14 Ontario Street -- Oshawa eh eT S SS, SOP See SAL Mo SIAN oO By ESTRELLITA FOR TOMORROW While you can make this a satisfactory day on the whole, you could also experience some disappointments if you are not 'YR THY GsHiAWA Tims, Freey, Deeemmer S/o F555 CHILD GUIDANCE meniai zeiaionships should prove exceptionally harmonious |--if you do your part to keep them-so. Romance will be gov- erned by exceptionally generous influences in mid-January, early By GARRY C. MYERS, PhD 24-Day Escorted Tour To i During the campaign in which the late John Fitzgerald Ken- niedy. was running successfully for the presidency, his mother wrote an article on how her childreh were brought up at home. One item in that article I re- member: The parents carefully checked on the schoolwork of the Kennedy children during their elementary school years. I gathered the impression that the Kennedy children practised at home in neatness and accur- acy of work written for school. The other day a father told me he had been checking the written homework of his son, 12, and was distressed over its poor spelling, untidy appearance and illegibility. ' Resolving to help this lad improve, he went over one of iis written papers of less than|written work will be shorter a page and spelled correctly for than that required by most him the words he had mis-|teachers. §pelled. 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