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CHILD GUIDANCE By GARRY C. MYERS, PhD Imagine how many fewer orgies of irritation in the aver- age family of school-age chil- dren there might be on a school . | morning if all its members were to rise 15 or 20 minutes earlier than they do, By and by there might be a marked reduction of "nervous" and neurotic persons and of the population in our in- stitutions for the mentally ill. The school children must be ready for the school bus; the adults to catch the 7:30 train or bus or the car pool or to make their place of work by car. Parents with or without chil- dren, and other persons who work, often eat their breakfast against the watch. They often haven't time for a goodbye to anybody, At no other period of the day are a few minutes so important to so many persons. Did you. ever wonder why so many persons put such - nigh value on a few minutes of sleep in the morning These same persons think nothing of losing| | several hours of sleep by going | |to bed late at night. } Of course it usually requires |more effert to get up than to go to bed. I fancy, too, that sleep- ing late in the morning causes | a hidden or open suggestion of} status, ease and privilege. The} "Mother-Approved' Play Clay Makes Excellent Child's Gift There's no need to brave the;recipe for the clay since there's bedlam of your local toy store|bound to be a request for more to get a last minute Christmas|at a future date. Add a footnote gift for Janie's. little friend up|to the recipe advising that the the street or some unexpected |clay dries out hard as cement} young guest. Just step into yourjovernight, within half an hour or nice quiet kitchen and cook up/so if placed on a wire rack in a a batch of "'play-clay." Children| warm, turned-off oven; that it of all ages love to model and|can be decorated with paints or this particular clay will be/felt-tip marker; and for the . "mother-approved" for the two|benefit of older modelers, ea bange egy Fagg Boge es se ingredients are baking soda and|it can be shellacked for a pro-|@5 they li iy re cornstarch . . . both foods . . . | fessional, ceramic effect. must rise' early, which means it's safe even in} you'll do well to record the| PITY EARLY RISERS the hands of those in the taste-|recipe, too, for batches of this| So potent is this status factor everything stage. Since both|clean, safe "play-clay" along|that some persons express pity products are also recommended) with the '"how-to-make" direc-|and amazement of the early bath additives for sensitive skin ti9ns are ideal donations to|riser, as my neighbors do, on it's gentle to small tender|church bazaars or other fund-|seeing Mrs. Myers and me} hands. And it won't spot OF raising sales, and a nice change|leaving home for work half an stain clothes, rugs or uphol-|of pace from the usual cakes|hour earlier than most others of stery. j|and pot-holders. The clay can|the community. Some of your) To make the clay, simply mixjalso provide quiet, safe amuse-| friends, when visiting you, may together in a saucepan 1 cup of|ment when you're hosting ajconsider it a great hardship to cornstarch, 2 cups of: baking|birthday party for one of your|eat breakfast at 7 or 8 o'clock soda and 1% cups water to|small fry or working with alinstead of 9 or 10. which a few drops of food color-|troop of Brownies. Some office girls arriving for | ing have been added. Bring to a) eee ---- | office o rother place of work must, as a rule, arrive earlier |than the chief executive, though} he may choose in some in- |stances "to open up the place." | {Adults of wealth, who live in| "Time Is Important -- On School Mornings |comes. By the time he leaves, |uproar and this may happen work at a regular time may arrive five, 19 or 15 minutes late. No doubt it gives them a feeling of superiority over those who arrive promptly at the opening hour. i How amazing it is that they can be on hand at such a regu- lar time and stili te always late! However competent these persons may be, their practice can be a cancerous sore to the office morale. Not all members of a family may choose to rise at the same hour. Some parents may have to leave for work early. A few grown children may; also an occasional college or high school student, not to mention the paper boy. EAT TOGETHER But the average family with school - age children may be able to eat breakfast together. Among them, some of the mem- bers may scramble to get off on time, Some school-age children may dawdle on a school morn- ing while the rest of the family fret and struggle to get them ready for the school bus, car pool and the like. Even man a child who walks to school 9p far away may have his whol family upset trying to get him ready for school on time. Often the dawdling youngster average person in a factory,/hears the word "Hurry" from| the time he awakens, till he's off and away and the oftener he hears it, the slower he be- the whole family may be in an morning after morning. on achonl mornings, consider, first having the whole family ties 18 or..20 minutes earlier change of schedule sléas. lem. : If this revised schedule does THE STARS SAY By ESTRELLITA FOR TOMORROW | Generous planetary influences | now smile upon all your affairs. In job and financial matters, new ventures, launched now, give high promise of success and, along personal lines, do- mestic, social and sentimental interests should prove unusually pleasant. FOR THE BIRTHDAY If tomorrow is your birthday, your horoscope indicates a pro- ductive year, but a great deal {will depend upon your co-opera- |tion with superiors, partners and business associates. As of last week, you entered an ex- cellent financial period -- one which will Jast for at least 14 months. Don't offset gains, how- ever, by indulging in extrava- gance -- especially during the first two weeks of April, in mid- May or next November. Espe- cially. good monetary cycles: The entire months of August, | September and October. Best periods for job advancement: The balance of this month, Jan- uary, late April, May and next September. | Where personal matters are| concerned, romance will be fa-| vored in January, May and| August. Don't take sentimental | affairs too seriously from late} September through the first weeks of October, however. | Some deceptive influences will) If you have a dawdling child prevail at that time. not solve the following. Tet the youngster know in the |? than tins 'tooen-your-custonh, 'This feventng Yhat if hots Tot ready (fe nie, ines ne one wit might lias shoot en time tomottow ihic's not ready on thie. greatly-ease or solve your prob-| morning, .-he -will-remain. home all day and sit, unamused, doing|the word "Hurry." It might help | book yourself « eee eeeeeeeeee i@ problem 'consider (nothing while school is ir ses-} PHS OSHAWA TIMES: jsion, with a -- of 0 mi-| n ! ites at tie eid Of ead tif you iet him collect a nickelj A; Tes, if you wish to : every time he does. ; the book intelligently ts Gocaat Q. If you rhage tee vour child! Vou and I know = eee J gee to rea a k during a given|teachers who wi Resolve.that he shall not hear|neriod, should "you KBs bovks "they wt ineis ~pupus, lee students to read. : DINETTE SUITE Arborite top, drop leaf table with bronzetone frame 2 "'care- free" vinyl chairs. MODERN 5-PIECE DINETTE SUITE Most dinettes appear to look alike from a distance of 10 feet. 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