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st copes 2 es eta ras a nn onsen ot a an CHILD GUIDANCE ving Mt on Saturday and Son-! Education Needs |____"™! Ss#AWA TIMES, Wednesdy, une 1, 1966 21 " | feng « Seeee, ones on Differ Widely | providing school library books,\has adopted a school in Univik, ickering Children B . ! bor ; d other educational in-|N.W.T., attended by 800 chil- ke h ' t fi pe prizes and oth ucation: ". ' en y ¢ IC. ering ren become og Mages li sur Gages According To Area centives in some outlying areas.|dred of mixed origin," said then. You could have each one) ywonrry : In British Columbia, books, | Mrs. C. W. Smith, B.C.'s new vere oyance 0 arents finish the meal alone in a sep- ., OPER AL, O25 etree Ome j | provincial ODE president. of the 1ODE remains the same| Prizes, projectors, sports equip-, 4 b : arate room. from sea to sea, but on Can-|ment and such is given to Children are flown by govern-| Rv GARRY C. MYERS. PhD nore it, but they say and do You should aim to find ways|ada's two seaboards differing] Schools around the Fort St. ment plane from as far as 800 Some bickering between two|such hurtful tings to one an-|py which nese chilcren get) conditions ae ma Sd dilferentiattts 2 ott ae chee ee en ones noone te attane Sie: Alem: children in the family is almost other that I usually wind up along with each other better,' service Charlotte Island area. ander Mackenzie School They| ag oy teers -- = a = shin 9 Ray Rigs fore rhe 90 chapters in British rag "And our provincial chapter |live in hostels during the term. | ' . and enjoyments with the whole jumbia help 109-isolated-or In cdaabiilamaanccseaes ; tees. Acta? exceptions. "This is a terrible way to family, Look into their owner-| dian schools in the province. } Bickering may prove most start the day and I regret it | ship and chores, and try to pre-' They have also adopted 12 annoying to parents at meal-|but I just am at my wits end." vent overlapping. others in the Northwest Terri-| My reply in part: You should| Try to cultivate in each girl tories. time. Bickering between two é, near-of-age sisters or two broth- expect considerable bickeringja high regard for the other's| Isolated schools on the coast " 7 é ers, sharing the same room|between those girls, though) possessions and rights, Try also|of Newfoundland, on the other| i k Yar ' r es EME. es | Scene may often occur around bed- probably not as much as now|to encourage each to eultivate| hand, require so much help that Ls time and getting-up time. occurs, The trouble with it all| playmates of her own age out-|the eight chapters there have 4 Over the years letters I have |'s that you have trusted almost' side the home. Do what you can/ little opportunity to look farther ere received have most often re- entirely to talk and shouting. to help each child enjey suc- afield. ported quarreling and fighting If you want better results, you cesses and approvals and 1o| "Many chapters in Ontario) Go by two brothers while or after will have to set a penalty that|feel worthy in the family. have adopted schools in New- | a 4 , rti going to bed. Sometimes bick-| will work. I admise that when 3 | foundiand,"" Mrs. Kelvin Young, ee , 6 Aummertume. . / ering sisters are also described |you can hear them scrapping| PARENTS' QUESTIONS | Newfoundland representative to h. Hi h f y ; it in fetters. For example, a'you require each of them to sit) @. How do youths today com-| <a pepeny meeting of the = Bed » High Tasino o area mother writes: where you can see them, un- pare in height and weight with 1, Said in an interview, | , : "Our two daughters, eight and amused, doing nothing for 30 those of about 50 years ago? The meeting, attended by 500 SILVERFISH 4 mi, othe wot summer-cool 10, are about to drive me to|minutes. Don't try # find out) 4, According to government delegates from. across Canada, ? # ion, low rice! distraction with their constant = paige niece 4 nga tistics, the youth of today is|°n¢* today. ew, ez , ' P bickering. They share a room--/'ha are responsibie. 12 inches taller and 18 pounds MUST BUY BOOKS ; > do not want to be separated if} Of course, unless you rise in| heavier than at the time of the! Mrs. Young said textbooks pay ben | Boiomy nn dh ' - ; they could, which they can't as the morning half an hour ear-| First World War. He is half an|must still be purchased by stu- 725- 8501 ' there is just no other room. lier, this would not be a good/inch taller and over seven| dents in Newfoundland, and that "Their room is as attractive time Instead, think about ap- pounds heavier than one in 1939.'the IODE is the sole means of "Sun N'S M cine cE Saeed urf" as we can possibly make it. They have maple twin beds, ' RAYON & SILK LINEN separate chests and bookshelves , 57 and a huge closet. This closet H . is one of the sources of trouble. / yd. in at the same sy big a baa door is j A cunning blend of rayon and silk with the pushed against the »ther--dou- fine textured finish of traditional linen. ble sliding doors which can hurt Z i Glowingly great in summer suits, dresses and do. It is always worse in . y 4 or sportswear -- and marvelously wrinkle- the morning; even a hairbrush ii resistant for travel. Machine washable on the other's bed causes @ ma- iS and fast drying. In a host of solid colors, jor fuss. ( including, white, coral, orange, helio, bone, ARISE IN TIME 1 blue, black. 44" widths, Reg, 1.98 yd. "Th t hurried to be " Pi | We arse at 6:2 hon Z f ARNEL® & co ON rive them g , : TT oe ae SPROULE'S SUPER SAVE mae 1 tena ried and wholesome breakfast st i with thelr father and our five- | see 49 year-old son. They have an ade- | | vd ° quate wardrobe and an equal | & smoumeligest and make mar Block Buster Feature [7 an a: 4 eotton for the eco most feminine summer wear -- figure buggi yellous grades and, what is a tae ae GREEN PLASTIC 50 FOOT LENGTH Sagennthy hastadagtatts, Wetedete onion most all phases of school. "Really we don't have many | | fast, quick -- the perfect travel difficulties with them except | C | eompanion. or muted stripes of this problem of bickering. I try | , white with mag wg | yellow, mint -- not to lose my temper and ig- G to mention a few, Reg. 1.69 yd. 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