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eT 2 eg TEE ne ed eee tig eed Rar Be The kiss is supposed te say ititriumphantly, "He asked me THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, March 10, 196 all. what I wanted for my birthday oe . Reh pag ig cre gti By so I told him. In fact we picked ful husband, civic-minded, well- Hf; out: topetisnr, Th Coste $900. read, faithful and generous, But| We suggested that she return he will not take care of himself|the cape. She insists it would and it worries me to death. |be square and besides it might John has a back problem, The|hurt his feelings. Also she likes doctor has told him he must ex-|the cape and says she is sick CHILD GUIDANCE THE STARS SAY | ANN LANDERS By ESTRELLITA [t'sWorthwhile to Learn By Heart ronromonor | Briefing Requested - a dicate a somewhat routine Portions of Great Literature [pias "ar it! Poy Pirst Ki GARRY C. MYERS, PhD |time.' These teachers expose|noon and evening. There's a piss you were blind. Sup-|the children to a variety of these|chance of a new business op- ercise daily--nothing strenuous,|of wearing sweaters over her i rtunity, unexpected visitors } a |but a regular set of exercises|evening dresses. were 60, 70 or 80 literary gems and urge, or even|Po . ae co : r ercise g ? pose you from afar, perhaps an invita-|Dear Ann Landers: I'm a teen witnliig 6 shonld-¥ tik here has been outlined and he has| Are we old-fashioned and nar- HOUSEHOLD HINT store nails, screws, etc., in Use a plastic egg holder tojworkbench drawer. . ears " require, them to memorize ajft if . : in the og ay agente Soane certain. number of those they|tion to an unusually gingyiesece 3 age boy with a problem, I'veli,. 4 > been instructed to follow them.|row-minded? What do you say? like best. social function. In any event,|heen dating a girl and pretty) Second: How long should a| John commutes, which means|--SQUARES en iaedean ax in the future. : ; ! kiss. I have never kissed a girl. their early years and stimulat- THE BIRTHDAY san movies How do they breathe?/home but it's vital to his health}needs a second row of toes, She ; FOR This chick has gone with fellows Third: What should I say|that he exercise, : must have found this nutty kid WALLPAPER | imcoe St. N, -- 725-35 Suppose you then could recall in in thal g them to store up in their or poems) i ; If tomorrow is your birthday, ever so many verses or Pp minds literary gems that they who have had a lot of exper-|atterwards? Do I thank her or! How can I set shy Sitti tll vith aacieer mncaier telat al of oung fathers and moth- » ' z : one mgt be any or all of these| See what parents might aes paah ppmedeid geaeas should be pleas-| |) she will expect a goodnight|kiss be held? I always wondered|two hours in the car every day.| Dear Squares: A 16-year-old home reading to children injant ones. about those long kisses in the|I know he's tired when he comes|girl needs a mink cape like she PATTE"S PAINT AND of great prose you A ~|vour chart presages a good year)" hae! or Laer cifidhood. What ajcould carry around ve re Snead. According to the stars,jience in this line, and ' wie what? tq follow the doctor's orders?--|she return the cape--and now. heads all their lives. Fortunately), 11 your personal life and your|'0 40 1t right so she won't think) pjease don't think this is a|THE ROCHESTER NAG deal of pleasure you might de-i se are a few homes in which I'm 2 dumb dope i 4 § sail i js = . ___ {silly letter, Ann. I went to a lot tusiness interests should pros What I need to know is this:|o¢ O cable te slink Prank rive from saying them to your- children for years and years ne 3 self silently or aloud to others hear reading from the Bible and per, and there is also indication Wat: Ge i more a Wilettit, cae axe sbout oe ay Hel ne ance other great literature, even say- On ne eh Oe oa ee . a tuar Shy: It would help if 1/¥ant to. Try first to lure him hingting with your grandchil-|'& 1" a ie it over! onths. The end of this month,|and friction now and then--jknew your age. A "teen-ager" blag MeBirge yD. nbocses dren you could rattle off such and over in the 'amily. incidentally, shoud mark thelyour domestic, social and senti-|can be anywhere from 13 to 19.)/ 7" Ou ye pr precious items at any time YOu) PARENTS' QUESTIONS beginning of a sharp uptrend injmental interests should prove! If you are under 17 forget the cise with fin AbOUe all dent wished or at any time younger} @ My husband often getsjyour occupational affairs which, unusually pleasant. Best periods|whole thing and write to me ave a 'Toots Soni aes pac persons liked to hear them. See angry with our son, four, wholif capitalized upon, could putifor sentimental matters: late/when you are older. If you are nadie son hebout and thin ie the satisfaction yOu and those] doesn't remember where he left|you in fine position for many|June, all of July and late Sep-|17, 18 or 19, here are some ft th is : tember, Don't take April or De-|homey hints: one of them. foo seri-| Don't pounce on the girl. Give). Dear Ann Landers: Our 16- her a. chance to turn her head|year-old daughter received a fur fistening might derive. the hammer after using it. mane to pone geod good + oe 2 .| A. Rather than punishing this|cycles for job matters will occur)/cember "romances -- REPERIENCES child for soeaettiog, it is better|in late April, early May, Sep-jously,: however. Early July Or suppose at your presenti, a4 not to let him use his|tember, December and Janu-|would be an excellent period injand talk about the weather if/cape for her birthday from her ice 2 ire uae tools till he learns to put themjary, Best periods for finances: which to travel; also Septem-|she isn't interested. 19-year-old boy friend. I don't or driving a. tractor, or operat). in their places. A child solearly May, all of July, mid-|ber. _| Long kisses don't create a|know much about furs but I am os ee. ioe eyaid. recat young does not have as good a/September, mid - October and| A child born on this day will/breathing problem -- but they|afraid the cape is mink. eee criiakeed. How memory as he is often supposed|next January. te endowed with a warm andjcan create other problems, so} My. husband almost took the earned in your childhood. How to have. Why not let him have| In personal affairs -- except|understanding nature; will have/make it short and sweet. |roof off the house when he saw py ator rip ins ey gant a hammer of his own? lfor brief periods of aggravation a great love of adventure. | A thank you is not required.lit, Our daughter announced of dwelling on rry|3_ for [A thank you is not 1 * Gur' aeughter"snoounced you or of just sitting or going about with nothing stored up in your head, : Often you have heard aging) persons complain that they don't} remember things as well as they| once did. They mean they don't remember recent matters as well, But these same persons} may accurately recite in great} detail events of their childhood; | also portions of poetry and prose | from the Bible or other great) literature. ENCOURAGE MEMORIZING Some of these persons may) never have gone to college. They} may not have finished high} school. Yet their heads may be full of lovely poetry or prose. Usually they learned such by feart in their pre-teen years. Some had so good a memory) that they stored up such gems) from hearing them at home bod school. Some others had been} encouraged, even required, to) memorize them. | Unfortunately, many of you young parents never learned by heart much poetry or prose when you were in the elemen- tary grades and your own chil- dren may not learn much of it today at school or Sunday school. : You may remember a period some years ago when educators gave parents and teachers the impression that it wasn't good for children to learn anything by heart. 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