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THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1940 PAGE NIN Parent Problem | GARRY C. MYERS, Ph.D. "Dear Dr. Myers: I wish you could advise me in regard to my son. He is twelve years old and makes at times the most peculiar noises and faces. I have been scold- ing him for years to stop doing these things but it doesn't help. «what would you advise me is the reason that he makes these noises and faces?" My reply: t "It is easy to see that you have been annoyed by the 'noises and faces' your boy makes. Did it ever occur to you how much he has been annoyed by you? I am not scolding you, Mrs----, I'm just trying to help you understand your child's problem. Bless you, he does not do these things to vex you. He does them because he is a very nervous child, a sick child. If you consult your doctor, he will doubtless tell you so, "You see, the more you are ir- ritated at his nervous expressions the more nervous he becomes. Think how discouraged he must feel as you nag at him for doing what he is sure he can't help from doing. Discipline Yourself "In order to quit harming your poy and turn to helping him, you will first have to change yourself. You will have to discipline yourself AMONG THE LATEST STYLES First place in your housekeeping to show no emotion whatsoever over 1s 'noises and faces." You will be ible to do this best as you learn to put yourself in your imagination nto your boy's place and - feel a | little as he feels. It may take you | some weeks to arrive at such self- working steadily for those untort- | unate people who need their help so desperately. A shipment is being | prepared now, for which work must | be completed and in the workroom | usual | quota of work, an emergency call | by Dec. 16. Besides their was received by the Oshawa branch to provide the clothes needed by the bombed civilians in England. You will understand the great volume of work being done after glancing over the following list of garments being made up as mastery. "Once you do you not only will say nothing to him about his 'noises | and faces', you also will say noth- | ing with your hands, feet, body, face or breathing organs. Instead, you will, in his presence, assume an Guickly as possible: Coats, size 6 . 200 . 300 8 300 Skirts, siz i 100 Pullovers or blouses, size 38 Slips, size 44 Nightgowns, size 44 . air of all is well. To this end you will rest more and have more re- | laxation, letting many things about the house go if necessary. A week or two away from home may be re- | quired for you to regain complete | composure. With your self-master= ing should come similar self-mas- tery from other members of the family and relatives and close friends. When serene yourself and alone with him, put your arm around him and show him some affection. "The second part of your cam- paign should center on deriving a program of more relaxation for the boy. Hold him rigidly to regular hours of sleep. During the summer he should lie down and be quiet for 12 hours each afternoon. You might help calm him then by read- ing some to him. Also he should play out of doors but never to the point of excessive fatigue. A few weeks in a summer camp might help him, "Until you see marked improve- ment, keep him from .the movies entirely, Forbid his listening exciting radio programs indefinite- ly." y Solving Parent Problems Q. Would you go through the pockets or purse of your son or daughter of five, nine or sixteen? A. No. It would destroy the child's confidence. WOMEN AND WAR (Continued from Page 8) their contribution. Packing boxes are always being needed, and are contributed by many generous mer= chants around town. Mrs. F. W. Cowan, who is the convener of the Work Room, spends her time between Oshawa and Toronto, working in the rooms here and keeping in touch with the office in Toronto. Mrs. Cowan worked in Oshawa all during the last war, and afterward, and is an Honorary Vice-President for the Dominion Red Cross. She was .the first to receive the "Red Cross," the highest award offered by them, for her valuable work in this field Mrs. Cowan has a- number of fine assistants, including Miss B. Harris, Mrs. F. Chappell, Mrs. D. Hall, Mrs D. Valleau, Sr, and Mrs. Reg. Geikie. The latter three ladies are in charge of cutting and altera- tions, packing and knitting. Miss B. Harris conducts two home nurs- ing classes at the workroom, meet- ing on Mondays and Wednesdays. Every afternoon and evening, ex- cept Saturday and Sunday, work- ers are to be found in the rooms wRneRR0E Give Candies wardrobe goes to the button-front dress----so smart, so convenient, so | quick to sew! Anne Adams offers | an unusually attractive version of this favorite mode in Pattern 4612. | It's a coat-dress style, cut in youth- ful, slimming lines, with a single revers trimming its V-shaped neck- line. For a crisp, fresh effect, you | might let the revers, the band on the optional pocket, the cuffs and | the belt all be in snow-white con- | trast. As you can see by the open | diagram, the whole frock is in just | three main pieces, with darts all around the waistline and at the shoulders for smooth fit. The sleeves may be long or short. Use | the accompanying Sewing Instruct- or for guidance! Pattern 4612 (is available in women's sizes 34,.36, 38, 40, 42, 44, 46, 48 and 50. Size 36 takes 4% yards 35 inch fabric and % yard contrast, \ 5 ok We carry a complete stock of fancy Christmas wrapped candies in all sizes and shapes. Come down and see what we have tq offer. Our prices are right and we are sure to aN please you. | Jo-Bammut CONFECTIONER 148 Simcoe St. S. Phone 2294 In Crediton Merchant Pays High Tribute to Syntona Suffered Constantly With Acid, Upset Stomach; Gas, Nausea and Heartburn, Had Pains in Shoulders d Arms. Nerves Were T H Couldn't Sleep. « The sponsors wish to acknowledge the many encouraging reports re- cently received and are happy to know that this great herbal com- pound is bringing better health and happiness to so many men and wo- men whom the readers of this page know personally. Today, we take pleasure in quoting the experience ' of Mr. Freeman W. Morlock, well known shoe merchant of Crediton, Ontario. Read his sincere state- ment: ; "In the past year or so I suffered reatly with acid indigestion, gas and Heartburn. I was subject to sharp cramps and there was almost constant- ly & full, uncomfortable feeling in my stomach and chest. Y there -seemed to be a lump in my throat and sour liquids would rise from my stomach and make me feel nauseated, More recently, pains set in- to my shoulders and arms and my nerves began to trouble me, so couldn't sleep well, "I was advised to take a good tonic and having heard about how Syntona Vt iid of of my friends.' MR. FREEMAN MORLOCK helped friends of mine, I began taking it a few weeks ago. In that short time Syntona has done for me everything that was claimed for it, I can eat heartily now and my food digests with- out any of the former trouble. I got relief from the rheumatic pains in my shoulders and arms, my nerves are more relaxed and I sleep better, I think Syntona is a grand medicine and I have already recommended. it to many Local men and women can get Syntona in Oshawa at Jury & to 1 Underwear, size 8 Dressing gowns, size 6 Jackets, size 38 . Layettes : . Four groups of workers are meet= ing at the home of Mrs. Chas. Roh= son who has offered the use of her billiard room. The Oshawa Branch provide their own materials, wool, | cmith looks | In- | in- | etc, and Mrs. Archie after the purchasing of these cidentally, garments sent in by dividuals or clubs are very much appreciated, as long as they are made of fresh and new material Work is collected on Mondays. urgently | TODAY'S MENU By BETSY NEWMAN | AS SURE as a man is invited to | dinner, the housewife serves either I have met men who didn't like devil's food pie, on account of indigestion, but | they are few and far between. Just in case you want another recipe for, | devil's food cake, I'm giving you one | today, also seven-minute icing to | top it. Most men, I find, however, prefer chocolate icing on chocolate | cake, so I'll give you both recipes. | Today's Menu | Broiled Steak Mushrooms Scalloped Potatoes Buttered Broccoli . Devil's Food Cake Coffee Lh A Devil's Food Cake 5 cup shortening 1'{ cups brown sugar 2 eggs or 3 egg yolks 3 squares chocolate 1 cup milk 2 cups cake flour 1 teaspoon soda 1, teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon vanilla Cream butter or other shorten= ing, add sugar part at a time, creaming well with each addition, pie or devil's food cake for dessert. | cake or couldn't eat] | Beautifully different with a high-prong setting enhan- cing the per. fect solitaire. : MATCHED PAIR The very charm of this 60 ensemble will please any feminine heart! Just as shown. .... $9975 17 Jewels DUSTPROOF SHOCKPROOF ANTI.MAGNETIC Speclelly made for active service, 8 strong steel case ond 17 jewel movement hat con be serviced by Rolex Jewellers In Eng. land, France, or any other country. RNS 32 King St. W. 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Bake in two or three greased layer cake tins and frost with fudge or seven-minute frost- ing. > + % Seven-Minute Frosting 2 egg whites 12 cupe sugar 5 tablespoon water 1'2 teaspoons light corn syrup 1 teaspoon vanilla Combine unbeaten egg whites, sugar, water and corn syrup in top of double boiler, beating with ro- tary egg beater until thoroughly mixed. Put over rapidly boiling wa- ter and beat constantly with beat- | er, and cook for 7 minutes, or un- til it will stand in peaks. Remove | from boiling water, add vanilla and | beat until thick enough to spread. fo Fudge Frosting 2 ounces bitter chocolate 2 cups sugar .2 tablespoons light corn syrup 1 cup milk 2 tablespoons. butter Few grains salt 1 teaspoon vanilla 1 tablespoon cream Break chocolate into small pieces or grate, add to milk in saucepan ana place over low heat until choco- late is melted, then beat to blend well together. Stir in sugar and corn syrup, heat slowly ntil sugar is dissolved. Boil to very soft ball stage --232 degrees F. -- remove from stove, add butter, salt and vanilla, stirring in just enough to mix. Put to cool until lukewarm, then beat until of the right consistency to | spread. If the mixture gets too stiff to spread, add cream, mixing it in until it j= of the right consistency. FEED PROBLEM RESEARCH The increased production of milk, eggs, and other animal products places a great strain on the consti- tution of domestic animals. * The large amount of materials required by the animal body to produce hu- man food makes it necessary that the ration for the domestic anin:: contain much larger amounts of food constituents than is the case under natural conditions where pro. duction is limited. A balance must always be preserved between the ability of the animal to consume rough foods that are human foods, and its disposition to remain in normal produce economically. research problems utmost skill on the part of the Da- minion Department of Agriculture scientists in animal husbandry and chemistry. This 1 turned into { health and to | raises | that require the | | Oakileich Lodge Plans Ce Birthday Celebration (Continued from Page 8) | birthday. Members are invited attend and bring along their friend Sister I. Black is in charge of | Christmas Tree, which will be feature of the entertainment next meeting. Sister I. Forrest 4 f i | i be in charge of the banquet held © the same evening. After the b | ness meeting a sncial hour was | joyed. GUILTINAN'S CHAMPION SHOE "SPECIAL" Invisible soles, ti & patches will not rip, leak scratch the floor, fured, soled & | tudinal skate sharpening. | made to measure. Collect Deliver, PHONE Santa Suggests... THE PERFECT GIFT FOR HER! 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