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12-ORONO WEEKLY TIMES. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1990 How do you stir your coffee at break time? by Gord Milis Where 1 work we ail gather at about 10:15 a.m. or thereabouts, for the ritual "coffee break". Perhaps you do too. Next time, watch how the other people stir. their cup of coffee afier they put milk or cream mi. According to psychologies, the small inovements that we do almost without thinking can reveal your innennost flaws., If you stir more slowly than mosi otheors, it can mean that you are fearful of, challenges, preferring ta look before you lea p. Swizzlers who rotate the spoon playfully like a cocktail swizzle stick approach life with a casual, happy-go-lucky air. Having an infantile attitude towards life, they have difficulty taking anything seriously. People !who just skim the surface of the coffee while stirring the cup of coffee are restrained individuals who dislike showing emotions openly. Though they are objective and detached they can be relied upon in a crisis. People who cant resist licking the spoon are comfort-loving individuals who like pampering themselves and being pampered. They are friendly, sociable and empathic though overly dependent in their relationships. Anti-clockw;%ise-most people stir their drinks clockwise - tend to be eccen4tric individuals who like to exaggerate and fantasize. Havîng set their minds on a goal they will pursue it with determination whatever the cost. If you stir slowly andgaze at the patterns made by the cream or milk you are probably down in the dumps and need cheering Up. If any of the above patterns fit you perhaps you, should change, and foul up the psychologists. MERVYN B. KELLY Barrister and Solicitor LAW OFFICE PROFESSIONAL SERVICE - REASONABLE RATES Free Initiai Consultation 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. 1623.4444 Evening and Week-end Appointments Available Corner Church and Temperance Sts. Bowmanville 1990 Leaf Collection Program 1. Leaves have been banned at the Landf iII Site since 1989 and as a resuît, municipalities have flot *been permitted to collect leaves as part of their regular garbage collection service. The collected leaves have to be taken to a Provincially approved Disposai Site. Previously leaves 'could be placed in any type of plastic bag, provided they were specially tagged. This procedure is flot permitted for 1990. 2.Arrangements have been made to collect your leaves and deliver them to a Composting Site pro- vided they are placed in clear plastic bags only and placed for collection in the normal manner. Arrangements 'have been made to ensure that clear plastic bags will be available at local stores throughout the Region. 3. Leaves placed out for collection in any other type of bag or container wilI flot be picked 'Up as regular garbage or as leaves. 4. Leaf collection service will be provided, on Mon- days only on October 29, November 5, 12, 19 and 26. YOUR CONTINUED CO-OPERATION IN THIS PROG RAM IS APPRECIATED. IF YOU WISH FURTHER INFORMATION PLEASE CALL US: PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT 623-3379 W. A. EVANS, P. Eng. Director 0f Public Works Dates to be Publisned October 1 7, 24, 31, 1990 PO. No. 4041 1000 students with beha vioral problems A recent study revealed that out of ail the students attending Newcastle Board of Education sehools, around four per cent of them have moderate or serious behavioral problems. Over one thirty of' them are classified as severe. Those who are consider ed to have severe behavioral problems are phsycially harmful, very aggressive and verbaliy abusive or depressed, fearful and socially withdrawn. Students who are consîdered to have mild to moderate behavioral problems are timid, often fight, talk back, unable to develop friendships, cry often and neyer smiie. .The survey found some link between the type of problems experienced and marital breakdown and alcohol abuse. 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