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aBa --ro mw Git sa a ee) 14 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursdey, Jenuery 12, 1967 THE STARS SAY |2né fiancial expansion should) JOINS HEALTH STAFF This pattern has the grace and elegance that made it popular for use as a bride's quilt. The coverlet in the COLONIAL WREATH COVERLET |_Leaflet po. C.N.18. inew opportunities for business be available then and you will BASRA TOR PS ett ne By ESTRELLITA need to be at your best, both i to ty Tost ae wee FOR TOMORROW mentally and physically, to take|joined the public health de- Maintain a strictly down-to- @4vantage of them. Best periods|partment as fe een "a Re- earth attitude on Friday. Some|ft romance: late June, all of/8ina s rural beal® regina. Sore adverse planetary aspects indi-(July (an all-around good month olga sed _ acsne lh iael cate delays and disappointments IER A pling ga and late/caskatchewan. in puttin, ; it Aig hi would be best to stick to routine| A child born on this day will| | HOUSEHOLD HINT generally. Avoid making hasty|>¢ endowed with excellent liter-| When bits of tobacco stain |decisions, too, or you may have|@Ty ability, and could become|the pockets of white shirts, ap- | B.B. The Bargain Bug Says... to reserve yourself later. an outstanding good writer of|ply a little rubbing alcohol to sensational stories. the spots. Creative Styling by John would like to announce the \FOR THE BIRTHDAY | If tomorrow is your birthday, lyour horoscope indicates that *|within the next 12 months, your occupational and financial inter- ests should go very well. Job and (or) business matters will take an uptrend in mid-March, with further boosts in late April and early May, in September, late December and next Jan- uary. Best cycles for fiscal in- terests: the latter half of next month, early May, all of July, mid - September, mid - October jand here, too, next January. Personal relationships will be governed by generous influ-| jences for most of the year ahead; and social activities should be unusually stimulating between May and September; jin December and January. Do jnot overtax yourself during the jlatter month, however, since appointment of DON CIUCIURA to the hairstyling staff FOR APPOINTMENT OR CONSULTATION CALL 728-0951 seni i picture was made near Har- envelope and ten cents to risburg in the 1850's. If you cover cost of handling to the CHILD GUIDANCE Parents Foster Early Talking seers. evsing te soune In Infants By By GARRY C. MYERS, PhD Some infants learn to talk earlier than others. Many a youngster develops speech with- out any conscious effort by par- ents to help him do so. Yet, I suppose, every parent, eager to see the child develop, often en- courages him to talk. In some instances, however, excessive. urging by the parent may hinder more than help in this development of speech. By talking thought, parents may speed up the youngster's pro- gress in acquiring speech. All else being equal, the child who from his earliest days enjoys most abundant love and affec- tion learns earliest and fastest to talk. While tender cuddling may be desirable, it may not be the most effective way to give the infant and young child affec- tion. The mother's lovely voice and smiles, her almost constant | talking to him as she cares for| him from his earliest days, weeks, and months, her happy response to his earliest pleas- ant utterances, his coos and other happy sounds, his later babblings, encourage him in more of these expressions, A mother singing lullabies to a child and saying nursery rhymes to him when he is pleased to hear them help him hear a variety of speech sounds. So does her talking to him as | he grows still older--"Now we | put the arm in here; now we) put on the stocking, now the! shoe," and so on. | SHOW APPRECIATION When this youngster utters a | sound the mother supposes is a word, she shows great interest, appreciation and approval of the child. The mother is inclined to say this supposed word after him rendering him: more ready to repeat it. So she may imi-| tate her baby's utterances long | before he imitates hers. He en- | joys repeating sounds of his own which he likes. From there he may begin repeating some} sounds and words of hers. He is very happy as he does this. All a child's early learning | of speech occurs, it seems, | when he feels most comfortable and happy. I've often wondered | whether a baby ever utters his| first new. words when angry or uncomfortable, I doubt that he does. After he says his first few words, he's getting ready to say more when he feels most loved | and comfortable in his mother's | or father's presence. In _ this Stage of speech development the more comfortable and happy | movement he has the more he} feels inclined to communicate His good feelings then prompt VISIT EXPO FREE FREDERICTON (CP)--Lady | Beaverbrook gave a one-week | wish instructions, please Needlework Department of | send self-addressed stamped this newspaper, asking for | | | {long and happy periods of feel-| ting he is loved. All we have) said in this column over the irabl ior re- 4 - E 1 ats to hs best development of invites you to meet \< mother ean xamp. e : lalways ob and lovely with a a i = oy eis : t him to communicate wih any egncg' to resect ive vie] MS. Helen Genik, "Mary Maxim" Knitting Consultant one who adds to his good feel-|¥51q No? 7 8s ne | To repeat, the more a young- urthermore, as soon as the ister feels loved and the longer a F m F ' ° : youngster will look and isten |and more often he feels happy|| Mrs. Genik will be demonstrating a beautiful selection of Mary Maxim hooked rugs in the for a pg reget his mother |in his mother's presence, the reads to him. What better way'faster he may learn speech. | H i ran ion m Br timer Th. Aessch, devise: litt tat no rar eanack to ot Notions Department, Mall Level, and will be pleased to answer any questions you may | ment? |get abundant love if he has ai-) |ways done as he pleased, How Oe ae ae this C22 there be love without ade- i : i 2 ¢ youngster, is developing speech (uate, Testraint? Wise and suf-\| material and instructions. These patterns are: Poodles, Fireplace Scene, Carnations, and ' A ficient restraint of the youngster he have some emotional A A oe ; i ' : conflict as he is guided and lim-|"ables him and his mother tol] Provincial Flower Symbols. To learn more about this absorbing and rewarding handicraft, > enjoy each other--so useful in ston att waay ne tBy 20. his learning to talk. If guidance of him is not skillful there may be long pe- PARENTS' QUESTIONS | riods when he cries or feels| Q. ius ay 7 teach our} disagreeable and unhappy. The|daughter, 7, not to open our) longer and more intense this|mail and the like? FRIDAY, JANUARY 13th, 12:00 NOON T0 8:00 P.M. |period, the shorter his periods} A. Never open hers. When ae TT lneaaos uae sar tie eee SATURDAY, JANUARY 14th, 10:00 A.M. TO 5:00 P.M. | As you can see, the infant|to do so. 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