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10. THE OSHAWA TIMES, Friday, September 2, 1966 ANN LANDERS Bosom Boom Broken Pill Is Not Culprit Dear Ann Landers: I just read in the. paper that thejdren brassiere manufacturers from coast to coast claim their busi- ness is booming because of the dirth control pill, They say thousands of women have had to go out and buy new under: garments because their dimen- sions have gotten larger, Who are these people trying to kid anyway? I used to wear a size $6B and now I have to buy 38C. I am not taking birth control pills so that can't be the reason I need a larger bras siere, It's because the auto- matic washing machines and harsh detergents are shrinking the fabrics, I know this is true because I weigh myself every three days and according to my scales I have not gained an ounce. Also IT am not blind, If I were getting larger any place I would surely notice it. So please print my letter and ut the facts before the public. | Hoon these foolish young girls of the truth so they won't start taking those pills just because they think it will give them bigger measurements, Thank you.--Mrs. Straight Facts Dear Mrs, Straight: My med- ical consultants tell me that in some instances the pill actually does increase measurements, but their increase is usually temporary and not so wide- spread that it could create a boom in the brassiere industry. Very hot water in your ma- chine would be responsible for some of the shrinkage, too. Cool it, Lady, Dear Ann Landers: Our mid- dle son, 17, showed me your column in which you lambasted parents for being super-critical of children. Your words were "Parents who set impossibly high standards can make chil- tense and insecure and finally the children may refuse to do anything for fear of fail re." Our middle son is disrespect- ful, lagy, unco-operative and an inveterate liar, How can par- ents praise poor grades, unfin- ished projects, and dishonesty? He says his older brother gets all the breaks and privileges. And he's right. But his older brother has earned the breaks and privileges by being . co operative and trustworthy, What advice do you have for parents in this impossible posi- tion?--Worrled Dear Worried: The child who is least lovable is the one who needs love the most. And ex- tending love to that child requires enormous compassion and patience, You and your middle son ob- viously have a very poor rela- tionship dating way back. It will take the help of a sea soned counsellor to establish some lines of communication, Don't hesitate to get the help you need. I hope it's not too late, Dear Ann Landers: I am 12 years old and my mother doesn't trust me, She thinks that whenever I go to visit my married sister something not very nice goes on with me and my sister's step-son, I don't know why she thinks this unless it is because I used to make up a lot of crazy things and write them in my diary. None of those things are true. How can I prove to my mother that I am a nice per- son?---Miss Understood Dear Miss: The best way to prove to your mother that you are a nice person is to behave like one. And stop lying to your diary, Toots, KEEP IN TRIM Foods High In Protein Help Dieters Reduce By IDA JEAN KAIN The strong feeling of alliance shared by dieters is a great morale booster, A homemaker writes; "Hearing about other over- welchts. sherine their triale WS oy and being tejumphs, is almost like a club; I really need had The balance of the menu should include: Two vegetables, one a dark green or yellow, 2-3 cup; a sec- ond vegetable--non-starch, cup; two fruits, one a citrus or juice, plus second fruit, un- sweetened; one io two slices of bread, one to two teaspoons of margarine and one tablespoon of oil, either used for cooking or A small for salad ® serving of cereal or a half of a baked potato can be substituted for one slice of bread. This high protein, highly protective diet is Mrs. H. T. Donihee of Cornwall, Ont,, is the new president of the Catholic Women's League. Mrs. HAMILTON (CP)--The new national president of the Cath- olic Women's League says she has always wanted to be a | writer, She has already made a |start, in two widely different }ways that indicate the variety of her interests. Mrs. H. T. Donihee has writ- ten a bridge column for the Cornwall Standard - Freeholder and she has written a poem that is a prayer as a result of her work with the Cornwall Children's Aid> Society. Mrs. Donihee says the prayer grew out.of a report to the Children's Aid on a family of children who had been deserted how something like that could happen in Cornwall without neighbors noticing the chil- Brides Beware Railway Strike Delays Dresses TORONTO (CP)--Girls with wedding plans may have diffi- culty getting the dresses of their choice for bride and Donihee was elected at the 46th annual national con- vention of the league in Hamilton, Ont., today. (CP Wirephoto) | CWL Annual Convention Elects Mrs. H. T. Donihee, President dren's plight and helping. She discovered that the family lived near her--she was one of the neighbors who had noticed, She says her prayer for guid- ance, repeated each night, be- came a poem. It has the im- andria, and has been printed. Mrs. Donihee is an avi bridge player who attends tour- jnaments when she can and who jhas taught some blind people j}to play with Braille cards. She has been a member of j\the CWL from 1947, has worked |with the girl guides, the city planning board, the juvenile j}court committee in Cornwall jand {is president of the local by their parents. She wondered /unit of the Canadian Cancer So-| | ciety. | A widow, Mrs. Donihee has two sons and a daughter. Manufacturers who make mesh ried about the amount of stor- age space that will be available for their production. All manufacturers are con- cerned that large stores in Western Canada and the Mari- times may cancel orders and CHILD GUIDANCE Moving Need ~ Not Disrupt School Children's Lives By GARRY C, MYERS, PhD If you have moved with your family, your children may have a hard time leaving their old |friends and trying to find new ones, If they are unger scnooi| age the adjustments may be relatively easy for them, It is fortunate if there are several children near your child's age in the immediate neighborhood, By attracting a few children your child's age to your home, one at first, more later, you can guide your child and them at having agreeable times to- gether, If your child is in the ele- mentary grades, the older he js the harder it may be, as a rule, for him to get acquainted with the other children of the neighborhood and with the new school. An: e@ and effort you spend to help him with these adjustments will be well spent. At school all the children may at first be strangers to your child, Ever so many wer? in this new school may be dif- ferent from the ways of his "old school," The ways of learning reading, spelling or arithmetic may be different. The work in these subjects may be harder or easier, If harder, he may feel discouraged. SEEK AID The books may be very dif- ferent from the last school; and if they are harder to read or learn from, he may feel sadly discouraged. Perhaps you can soon ascertain much about your child's school books and about the ways he is taught that are different from the books and ways he was used to. If the teacher allows your child to bring his books home, you could read some of his as- signments with him if he seems to find them difficult to read. Or after learning the names and publishers of his books, you primatur of the Bishop of Alex-|)might be able to purchase a| few. of them for his home use, If your child is not beyond the second grade he may not have assignments to read, as in his- tory or geography. His practice in reading from easy books will be most important after he be- gins to read at school up until the third or fourth grade, You may help him most by finding at the library or book store some very easy-to-read but in- teresting books. Of course, you should read aloud a great deal to this child. IDENTIFY LETTER If he is in Grades 1 or 2, you like enate are wor-|Would want to be sure he can} identify the ieiiers of the aipiia- bet and has some familiarity with the sounds of letters in words, WOMEN KNIT BACK SWINDON, England (CP) -- About 20 girls working at a No matter by what method ye child is taught arithmetic the new school if he is be- yond Grades 2 or 8, you should ascertain if he knows by heart the simple addition of subtrac- There are only 100 of each, If he still counts as he adds or subtracts, you should help him memorize three or four of these combinations an evening. It is especially important for him to master simple number combi- nations if he is in the fourth, fifth or sixth grade, When he writes a letter or does written homework, let your child know you are glad to spell any word for him. Encourage him to write carefully and neatly, Be sure you provide a cheer- ful, hopeful atmosphere in the family for this child going to a new school, Welcome his tell- ing at home about his school ex- periences, pleasant or unpleas- ant. Do let him know you care about his problems or the wor- ries he would like to tell you about, ANSWERING QUESTIONS Q. Out smn,' five, will offer um or other sweets to another y if he will come over and play with him, What does this mean | A. This means your boy needs jyour guidance to become a bet- ter playmate. THE: STARS SA By ESTRELLITA FOR TOMORROW A good day for finishing in- completed tasks and taking ac- tion on projects you have been postponing. In all matters, how- ever, follow well-tested proce- dures, so as to eliminate the sibility of error. Care needed in romance; in dealings with the opposite sex, generally. FOR THE BIRTHDAY -- If tomorrow is your birthday, your horoscope indicates bright prospects for success during the next 12 months, provided you are willing to take on some ad- ditional job responsibilities, Ac» cording to the stars," you are slated for advancement in both 'our occupational and financial nterests between Dec. 21 and Feb, 15, with further boosts in your career indicated in late April, in June, August and Sep- tember, Along monetary lines, be- sides the late - December - mid- February period, you are slated for gains next June, August and September. However, it would be wise to be ultra conservative during intervening ths---es- pecially throughout thy? Septem: ber and October, andfduring the first three weeks of (December, Those engaged in ative en- terprises should fing the first six months of 1967 highly prof- itable and should be the recipi- ents of gratifying recognition during the same period. 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High School Dropouts Lose Life's Opportunities By ROBERTA ROESCH A few days ago we urged every student who worked this summer to go back to high school this fall. Today we are back to second this motion in this zero hour before school begins, because every year after summer vaca- tion thousands of young people drop out of school and fail to begin the fall term--especially if they need to earn money and already have a job. But a job you label "little money" later on when you learn all too soon that cut- ting your schooling short cuts your salary opportunities all your life. There was a time in this| country when young men and women could drop out of school, and, even with limited educa- tions, build rewarding careers. But today we are in a different/ age, and this is no longer the) "hig | money" in high school reads| ture, you, as part school graduates who are also| working at jobs earn 75 per) cent more than a person who! did not finish eight years of| jschool. 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