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Oshawa Times (1958-), 27 Jun 1963, p. 10

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a mind him that a brother, sis-; If your child, promoted injascertain how great they are MONTREAL FIRST to North America at the Royal ter or playmate won goodisuch a school, has been laggingjand make your plans accord- Golf was formally introduced|Montreal Golf Club in 1873. grades. If you knew of ways|badly, you should have greatjingly. One thing is certain, re. a -------- whereby he might, by passing|concern. Unless he is helped to|buke and abuse won't help ; e ° , Patience And Understanding i Ov R C ds 'aminati t September, | brin: hi h illjhim. W: t be found f Required Over Report Cards --_[sveraminsuon nett stoember, ring "up, hs arrears 'he willim. Ways, mut, be fund for By GARRY C. MYERS, Ph.D.;moted. Imagine how you m: }ceed to take measures soon tojbe promoted or graduated by degree he has ability to do so. "when I was a school boy,|feel in his place and Bo help him get ready for his test./and by. PARENTS' QUESTIONS there was a poem in my read-|this .child's brother or sister Suppose from the information| This child won't deserve your) © y. it easy for a parent to 'ng book that I liked calledjheard joyful sounds about his)you got from his teacher orjrebuke. You will need to get i 4 the chi h affecti ' When the Cows Come Home.|own report. card. from a private specialist, you|the best help you can find for/8!ve Me child as much affection T R tu P. Di h If I recall correctly, it con-| Could it be a child of yours|/figure his chances for earning/him to bring up his arrears. and love as he deserves if the 0 e m ans, 1S. eS tained these words: "Ca-ling,|we are talking about? It could|promotion in the fall are poor. The chances are great that hejchild has. never learned to . ; ost a@e \Ca-lang, aoa They sug- me but let's ee af ae -- bh =-- re yous beet tolis s ie? renee: ae obey? H ested pléasant sounds and uppose you already knew ajhelp him forget about the mat-|school is available he might ge Paper gmpnttl ona ne poe a ee ibe Stirred up happy feelings in me.|child of yours would not bejter. help there. Or you might find a of Return Borrowed Book Day.|service so valuable, You could| In contrast, when the grades promoted this June to the mext| Suppose your child's report| Skillful tutor for him this sum- IT') bet hundreds of books|/be his guardian angels, come home, as at the end of grade. Supose you didn't. In/said he was promoted on pro-|mer or next fall or both. Or, if were returned to their owners} Dear Ann Landers: I was 12|the school year, there often are either event, I hope both you|bation, on condition that he did|you are patient, you might be ag' a result of that wonderfullyears old when my parents ex-junpleasant sounds, unhappy parents will act wisely and hu-|much better the first few weeks|able to help him yourself. 10 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thuredey, June 27, 1963 ANN LANDERS: Alerting Housewives 723-1928 @ Fine Furniture -- Broadloom @ Custom Made Draperies column. And now, Ann, will you please proclaim a day for the return of borrowed dishes, bowls and pans? So many well-meaning people bring food to friends and relatives and that's the last they ever see of their conta'ners. My muffin tin is gone and I don't: know who has it. My two choice mixing bowls are float- ing around somewhere, not to mention my china casserole. I hate to phone friends and ask if they have these items because it seems so chintzy.-So please, plained to me that my real mother had died when I was an infant and that my mother was actually my stép-mother. This came as a surprise but not a shock. My step-mother is a sensitive woman so I have never brought up the subject since and neither has she. My own children now are 10 and 11 years of age and I have never told them. Young children sometimes say the wrong thing and I'd feel terrible if they em- barrassed their "grandmother in feelings, Imagine hearing some of the unpleasant words said to the child who didn't get pro- I see no reason why the chil- dren should not be told. They will probably show surprisingly little interest in the subject since they themselves are not involved. You'll wonder 'why you made such a big deal of it. manly when he 'brings home/in the fall or be demoted then. report. Express no/You might be tempted in the condemnation or scolding. It's|meanwhile to aie Wine of the ees ee ee water over the dam anyway. He may already be downcast, almost heartbroken. K'ndly let/are promoted to the next grade him know you are going to tryino matter to help him do better from|achieved. They and their par- In any case,. if your child's threat--the sword of Damocles hanging over his head, In some schools all children CHIROPRACTOR @ HEADACHES . @ SLIPPED DISCS ents usually escape worries fori 1090 King E. Most of all, you would not re-'the time being. Ronald W. Bilsky, DC} 728-5156 CARPET COMPANY 282 King W 728-9581 BROADLOOM TILE @ Bamboo and Ready Made Drapes @ Personalized Decorating Service SINCE 1927 e Reliable FURNITURE -- INTERIORS 96 KING EAST DOWNTOWN OSHAWA Amn, proclaim a day for the] any way. return of dishes, bowls and) We do not live in the same pans. Housewives everywhere|city and the children see thei will call you blessed. -- MA|>randmother infrequently. Dal HUBBARD -|you think they should be told? Dear Ma Hubbard: Paging) Or is it best to let sleeping dogs all housewives. Today is the|)ie7_UNDECIDED day to check the cupboards for) pay yndecided: There are odd dishes, bowls, pans, casse- wigs roles and containers of all sizes |9° 408s around--just facts, And and shapes. Many women are reluctant to return these items--empty--so they procrastinate, and wind up keeping them forever. Take it from me, girls, the owners would rather have them empty than not at all. . . So get go- ing. Dear Ann Landers: Last week our 17 - year - old son brought home a boy friend and asked if he could stay with us until he graduates from high school next year. The lad is an A student, well behaved, attends church every Sunday and never runs around. Any set of respectable parents would be proud of a son like i jl ( a 4 Frost-Proof models 104 Choices © You'll get the one you want from Frigidaire Only Frigidaire offers such a wide selection --all sizes, all price ranges, all types, and many colours. 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