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16 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, Morch 8, 1967 r | MUM TAKES WEEK OFF MONTREAL (CP) -- The|Chores of family life, The week Tired Mothers Club is @ unique! yiaying bridge 'and loafing and Montreal organization dedicated|hushands are allowed only one to an annual week-long holidayltelephone call a day. CHILD GUIDANCE in the country away from the is spent in skiing, strolling, What Will Today's Children Do With Tomorrow's Spare Times. *",j" ses ere | By GARRY C. MYERS, PhD Your babies and children un- THE STARS SAY By ESTRELLITA FOR TOMORROW Planetary influences make B things. This pertains to personal down through the ages like the/relationships especially. Steer Bible is beneficial. clear of persons who have been Start with the baby not over|a source of irritation in the past, September and all of October, December and next January. Just one admonition in this con- LIFE L and Prayer @ Be Sure To Call Today 576-2111 With Your Telephone Pastor -- Rey, Fred Spring @ Daily Messages, Encouragement |der six will have longer hours of leisure when they are grown up | than you have now. It looks as \if their work-week will be only \four days or less. What will they do with all this time? Will |they read more books than most jadults read? At the present rate, there's not much evidence that reading \by adults has increased. with shortening hours of work. Some observers believe we are slowly becoming an illiterate nation. Meat Market For Personalized Service "NORM" FISHER'S Peay eal. ALL MEAT GOVERNMENT INSPECTED Week-End Specials! Lean Peamecled BACK BACON 1 End Cuts by the Piece BREAKFAST BACON 1-LB. PKG. CHICKEN LEGS and BREASTS .. By The Piece WIENERS Country SAUSAGE Beef LIVER SEE WHAT $1.00 WILL BUY Minced STEAK 2 Ibs. 3 ibs. $ 8 Ibs, 4 Ibs. 2 Ibs. 5 24-02, 89* LOAVES y Ye OR Gs WHOLE Cut end Wrapped © FREEZER SPECIAL ¢ B ee gallate .. Ib. 59 FRONTS ........ lb. 45c uw. 45° FREE WE DO CUSTOM CUTTING @ CLOSED ALL DAY 22 Simcoe St. North @ OPEN ALL DAY WEDNESDAY e MONDAY @ Norm Fisher's Meat Market Phone 723-3732 You and I can't believe this will really happen. Our number of high school and college graduates is in- creasing faster than our popula- tion. Naturally, we should ex- pect reading of books by aduits to increase as fast as the size of classes graduating from high school and college, However, the number of books read by adults in the United States ranks low among the civilized nations, and at the bottom of the sending Sagtes + speaking countries. This is in spite of our shorter hours of work and greater leisure time. In the elementary grades, the teachers seem to be doing a pretty good job of stimulating children to read books. for pleasure. Discerning parents and the growing army of baby sitters have helped increase the number of books to be read to children before entering school. WRY STOP? ; But as I asked in an earlier column, why do so many youths when they are about 13? Why do so few of those finishing high school and college read any books thereafter? Obviously the high school and college have not inspired their students to read much more than is required in their courses. With increasing leisure time, children and parents might make more music and enjoy more good music. They might enjoy more drama and create more in this direction. They might find more enjoyment at creating things for fun with their hands, developing home work- shops. Certainly these are big fields in which children can grow in wisdom and intellectual interests. Reading of books, especially books that have stood stop reading books for pleasure) two. Read and read to him. Keep on reading to him till long past his entering school. Drive yourself to be an inces- sant reader of good books, by example, cultivate a reading family. Have lots of them on hand in your home. Invite friends to your home, who are reading good books, and let your chil- dren hear them talk enthusias- tically about these books, Teachers should read more good' books, all the way from the lower grades through col- lege and expose their pupils and students to their enthusiasm in speculation throughout June,|spoil what otherwise will be aivember. late October and December. Try|picture of domestic bliss, Most to avoid friction in the family|auspicious periods for travel:/pbe endowed with great poise, circle in late June and early|The first three weeks of May.) .narkable intuition and a fine nection, however: Don't engage|July, however, or you could|June, September and next No- atid A child born on this day will when you may face some unex- pected expenses. Most auspicious periods for advancing in career matters and (or) expanding along busi- ness lines: Between now and May 1, when some gratifying and try to avoid misunderstand- ings with those in close circles. FOR THE BIRTHDAY If tomorrow is your birthday, your forecast for the next year is excellent. Both the personal and business aspects of your life will be governed by gener- ous influences and, if you take advantage of every opportunity presented, you should do excep- tionally well. Chances of in- creasing your earning capacity and generally upgrading your financial status are indicated between now and the end of ition from superiors may also lead to additional responsi- bilities, the last week in Sep- tember, the first three weeks of October, the entire months of November and December. Do be careful, however, not to an- tagonize superiors or business partners in June, early July or the first three weeks of Septem- ber, however, or star-promised advantages may not come your way. : Domestic, social and _senti- mental relationships will be generously aspected for most of the year, with emphasis on ro- April, the first three weeks of mance late this month, in June, OUR GREAT about these good books. Many parents and teachers should aim to stimulate all children able to learn to read to read more, regardless of whether they will work chiefly with their hands or with their minds. | ANSWERING QUESTIONS Q. Our daughter is three. How may we prepare her for the new baby expected in five months? A. Practise her in doing for BEAUTY CLINIC - herself what she is able to do, to amuse herself and find! amusement with other ghildren her age and not to be too de- pendent on you. Lost Opportunities | By ROBERTA ROESCH What are some things that you can do when you want to change a dream to a deed and rid yourself of the you've missed opportunity? constantly as I listen to women tell me there's no real pleasure in their daily existence because dislike the way their lives are! going. One woman who felt this way --to cite an example--was a young wife and mother who tearfully told me that she had given up the study of music for the whine of the washing ma- chine and the whoosh of the kitchen floor polisher. "When I did this," she said, "I thought housework was what the test of time and-or will last The Oshawa LITTLE THEATRE re sie Frohouse 'the A bist Woon PULITZER PRIZE COMEDY March 29-- April 1 Eastdale CVI Theotre ot 8:30 p.m. Tickets on sale at Henderson's Book Store, Horleigh's Ltd. and at the door on night of performance, NOTE: we ur: ou to buy your Tickets in advance for this Pro- duction. I wanted. But now I know I could do much more if I had an- jother chance." | Another woman who spoke to me about a missed opportunity was a girl who is in secretarial school because parental pres- sure kept her out of dramatic \school. A third individual who lives s working as a hospital secretary that she would have been much happier in the career as a doc- tor that she could have had. DAILY REGRETS "My folks would have paid |for my schooling," she said, "so jevery day of my working life I jlive with the feeling I've missed {opportunities that I wish I had." If you're a woman who feels the same about the lost chances of life there are several things that you can do to change a dream to an actuality. | First of all, face the facts jabout whether there's still time for a change when you come to this crossroad in your life. NOW OPEN Stblock and. hor staff Wish to Welcome Clientele Both Old and New To Her New Salon. ORIOLE COIFFURES OSHAWA Formerly of JUDY SIBLOCK (Prop.) Mrs. Dowe Has Been a Top Stylist With Linda's Hairstyling For the Past Two Years JEAN CROWE (Apprentice) FOR AN APPOINTMENT CALL 576-0630 NOW OPEN KING/PARK PLAZA Mrs. Siblock is The Bobette Salon of Beauty. Lynda Dowe (Hairstylist) Second, if there is still time (and very often there is) reach out to missed opportunities and give yourself the satisfaction of making the effort to do what you think you would be much happier doing. Third, refuse to be stopped from exploring new possibilities simply because you are afraid you will be ridiculed for having |made a wrong turn in the first |place. | Fourth, if the missed oppor- jtunity you think you should have requires further training, find some way to get this through night classes, scholar- ships, family help or what you will. Don't give up before you start because your present sit- uation makes it almost impos- sibly difficult, Fifth, once you reach out to missed chances plan to make the total effort to do something about the new _ opportunities most of us can have by trying. ON THE RIGHT TRACK As you do, you may find you are on the right track for turn- ing a dream to a reality. But if for some reason you have to give up your goal and you have to return to something else, you will still have the sat- isfaction of knowing you haven't missed out on a dream just be- cause you never rolled up your sleeves and gave it an honest try. HELPING AT HOME The Imperial Order Daugh- ters of the Empire spends $500,- 000. a year on welfare, two- thirds of this in Canada. | WIFE PRESERVER | Household sponges are mar- vellous, but how to clean them? Toss them in the washer and Sheet) nee mack Be cine they a COMS Git use Tew, feeling | This is a question I'm asked| they hate the work they do or! IRENE REVIE CREATIVE 360 King St. W. (C.K.L.B. FACIALS, Creative Coiffures We are pleased to announce that Irene Revie (formerly of the Salon of Beauty) has now Joined our staff Irene wishes to take this opportunity to welcome her clientele, both old ond new to visit her at her new location. We now have a complete service on our premises: Hurt Many People} --stenotrizine CURES, MASSAGE, plus the TOPS in HAIRSTYLING, BEAUTY CLINIC | PEDICURES, MANI- COIFFURES Bldg.) 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