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ee SR re D. CHILD GUIDANCE Family Secrets Need Not Be Revealed By Children By GARRY C, MYERS, PhD In an ideal family the children and parents don't talk outside the family about some things they freely talk to one another at home. They consider some matters too private and too pre- cious to air elsewhere. But many a parent is embar- rassed, sometimes greatly hu- muliated, on «iscovering that his son or daughter has repeated some remark related in the family or has disclosed some persona) matter . meant only to be family information. not need to command directly: "Don't say anything about this to anybody." As all of us know, there can be cultivated a kind of climate in the family favor- ing such good results. Parents who cultivate such a precious family climate don't discuss their children, their faults or virtues, among other parents, at their club, church meeting or cocktail party. HUMILIATED CHILDREN Have you ever considered how humiliated some children must be because of what their Nfld Housewife Doesn't Think Boycotts Help ST. JOHN'S, Nfld, (CP)--Mrs. John O'Brien hates to be a wet blanket, but she doesn't think a boycott alone can have a per- manent effect on food prices. The St. John's housewife says she wouldn't want to discourage women jn other Canadian cities who are protesting the rising cost of food by organizing boy- cotts against supermarkets, "but I k the only permanent benefit must come through legal channels, organized and fi- nanced by government," "No volunteer. group has enough money or know-how to do the research required to ar- rive at any conclusion from which lasting, effective action per ye pontoon gy a é "Tt all happened so that all we could Ri goon boycott. "At first we believed that was all we needed, But as we pro- gressed, we realized that even if the boycott lasted long enough to bring prices down even five po -- there = nothing to' si m. creeping up a as soon as the boycott = Bercy APPOINTED BY PREMIER She says the housewives' group she headed found out only a royal commission would have the power to investigate all Sociaed to sak as perseuniaat 0 as) ent for a royal commision? Mrs. O'Brien thus organized a Mass meeting, a led by more than 700 persons, to launch a commission-seeking petition. But Premier Smallwood was one Who gives your baby 13 ; satisfying meats... in glass jars? ile the child is under § or|parents say about them outside|can be taken." step ahead, and even before the 6, we are wise not to say in his|the family? Perhaps as 'many| And Mrs. O'Brien has the ex- meeting was held he created a vesence what we don't wish/ children worry about what their perience to give her words sup-| royal commission on the cost of im to repeat elsewhere. To|parents might say about them| Port. ; : food and drugs and appointed command the young child,|as the number of parents who| On a radio open-line program| Mrs. O'Brien a member. on. smane vour! worry about the family secrets last February, she suggested a wa phat was last March and until fri A their children might divuige, perked in tis) 'se Sesamauss: gut aw anybody," may, in some cases, Wishing to cultivate in our|city be boycotted because of work in July, enthusiasm for make him more sure to divulge| own children a desire not to air|steadily rising food prices, She|Mrs, O'Brien and her work them, Besides, there may be in-|family secrets elsewhere, we) dwindled rapidly, She received quisitive neighbors who ask our| hardly can afford to ask ques-|questions proper to ask, of q\letters and telephone calls ac- children questions in order to| tions of children in our home or/ guest. | cusing her of having "sold out" obtain what they suppose are/theirs, prying into their family) jand being 'bought off," al- our family secrets, |secrets. Setting a good example| ANSWERING QUESTIONS | though she receives only $20 for But there are some families| ourselves, let us try skillfully) -@- Our daughter, 7, is so) each commission sitting. in which the relationships are|to guide our child from his early|obese that she is teased and) However, Mrs. O'Brien con- so companionable and trustful| years not to ask prying ques-|talked about and can't wear tinues undaunted in her belief} that the children there, even as| tions of other children and their| Clothing for her age, How many/that a royal commission is the| young as 5 or 6, acquire such| parents but to practice minding) Calories does she need? only answer, despite the useful- a sense of family pride and loy-|his own business, A. Ask your local medical/ness of boycotts in getting the alty as to choose on their own! This problem may arise be-/association to recommend aj ball rolling. | accord not to divulge outside the|fore our child is 5 or 6. Inno-|Pediatrician who will advise you| "I think only some kind of \family some. things they inti-|cently, he may ask of a lady/Wwith authority. Meanwhile, limit|!egal body with power and imately talk about at home. In|guest, for example, why she|her intake of fattening foods,)money enough to investigate ' honor-bound duty to the turkey! with a clean damp sponge. such families the parents may|has that scar on her face or has|like potatoes and bread and|thoroughly and take action can| and his festive confreres to give} Next, for approximately; Skilifully get over to the child/"'such a iuiny nose." jsweets. Deny her sweets andjreally have any permanent ef-| sigs tas onde 8 that certain remarks or matters) With this child we need often|the like between meals, \fect on food prices," the ear ater -- peBiest a ome SF fe 'able. are too recious ie be Bivvenaes | explain in private why he compartment a thorough top-to- y "| with ne} rs and playmates,| should not ask such questions. bottom sprucing. That means a| #P0OnS rf Mgr ™ revenge While these parents may at|We might name some examples Has Your Food Dollar Lost It's $t-r-e-t-c-h-? complete detrosting ... an in-| aerate Storage bin' meat) umes emphasize that such mat-/of persona! questions he should vegetable storage bin, meatiters are home secrets, they may|not d some examples of Phone 723-1163 Ghambeu- and Stretch FOOD CLUB Your Dollar ventory of what foods you take/tray and shelves. 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So convenient for you to store unused portions in the refrigerator, Gerber Meats are made from carefully selected government-ins cuts from which most of the fat has been penta canon comin? gives them their nice texture and makes them easily digestible. But isn't that typical of the extra care you get from a company that specializes in good things for baby? fresh. For the actual cleaning, | most refrigerator manufactur. tion Pd sy Brow Aad loosen the} ers advise baking soda, It won't) @™e¢-on food particies. scratch the delicate surface: it} You've finished the job now, haute coiffure ... ty food odors by| and the turkey can take up resi- ' cmulitying gr tn that dence in a shiny fresh refriger- gs the life) ator. | the rubber | | emulsifying gen! traps them; it prolon, of the gasket ... insulating strip around the door; and it's completely safe to use since it's a pure food product. Modella Hain Stylists. international coiffures EARN UP TO $100. 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