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] 1@ THE os! W.uesday, Au Clean Forecs 18 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, August 23, 1967 ; CALL WOMEN JUMPERS WINNING SINGERS : - Husband, Wife SuSa Peace tas nna { CHILD GUIDANCE Build Business {sued a call for ee BOneN thie Singing Girls of Sherbrooke, | e@ @ a nurses to join the air force as performs in 10 languages and On Original Ideas) parachutists. The first women| sing in four parts witnout ee # Sweet Smell Of Success |paratroopers were admitted to| accompaniment. Most bers By ROBERTA ROESCH jthe air force six years ago and/of the choir have never had a | Margery and David Forer are 27¢ parachuted into isolated|singing lesson, yet the group ' ' jareas of Portugal's African col-|has recorded albums of choral : < "mee eta a a] Helps Child To Achieve More Ise gaa" tatt ernsuee sas lene of Angola, Mozambique! music, won amateur competi- and Guinea to aid soldiers|tions and has been Invited to| By GARRY C. MYERS, PhD |who works in @ factory, a high| style. selec in ted coin Some teachers are very fear-'school student or one of the! 'As trend setters in their par-| ful that parents, trying to help domestic helpers . You would ticular field, Margery and Da- the elementary school child to|guess that these persons might | ig run a 'going business de- read, spell or cipher, will do it/not get so angry when YOU! signing unusual and elegant wrong. They not only fail to/made a mistake or repeated it. | greeting cards and stationery. encourage these parents to help BE PATIENT lBoth of them have a back- Bit one "2 "ape mae Dig au ee Ma At ere Always this kind of teacher-|child, 8, to read. Suppose that ides : Make into business attitude has seemed to me to be|When he comes to the word | phd - ee Gees Wt foolish. The parents can hardly | "Was'" he calls it "saw. You), as a Christ aa cate do much that is wrong if they (correct him. Suppose that when daa mace & : pestinaerd ie find that the child is succeeding |he comes to this word again he| Plowing AB man Ci os ng his at anything he tries to learn,|© it "saw."" How do you act) zs - ria ar Sia wae and is getting obvious pleasure | then? Do you shout the correc-|8 nif ry FS Sc agli ha from his success. Moreover, the tion? Do you abuse him in bed fe n sah m ol ip ligh more variety of approaches, as|Some other way? How will you pg Yin , inn "fe ; a rule, especially in reading,|/act if at the same session nei f Whe ba le. i 4 the better may be the results, |Tepeats the same mistake one; many © e people who re- : or more times? You may then |ceived the card started urging SUCCESS IMPORTANT jbe a ready prospect for a psy-|US to go into business. = 1 wish teachers would try to chiatrist. With this as a stimulus, get over this one single princi-| How does the youngster feel| Margery said, "we began "S ple: the child must succeed in|by this time? Is he eager to go shoestring. David did the le- order to keep interested and toon reading? signing, and I took care of pro- keep striving to learn; and how| But why should you feel motion and selling. I worked | he feels as he tries to learn is|vexed at him for making the Tight up to the day before our the biggest factor in his pro-|mistake and still more vexed first child was born, and I've gress. | wish teachers would/each time he repeats the error? been working ever since. encourage parents when they|He had not meant to be ornery In order to get the enter- help the child with his lessons He just had not looked at the| Prise going, we'd seesaw back to be very calm and patient, word carefully, and having said and forth with ideas and stay never letting themselves raise it wrongly once, he is more up nights innovating. But after their voice and to go away from likely to say it wrongly again. struggling through the first the child when they feel their A simple fact we are inclined to year, we knew we were set insides stirring with anger overlook is that. a repetition of with a joint career. : As a parent, you don't need a mistake helps as much to fix! Happily we have se pro- to wait for a teacher to-advise it in the mind as a correct grossed to ne point where we you in this direction. You don't repetition does. have many more employees need to be a psychologist or a, Are you or I or anybody else vee hie Pina or wae teaching specialist . You don't ay 6 try to Nip any child with aoe several distribu- ol ecree his lesson when we easily ge Ships. ogni at cna dina angry over any mistake he Eight years after the Forers| Just use your common sense makes? Let us think about |began with whimsical greeting) : these matters. from now till the cards, they added their collec: | As you know, some parents iiig coes to school, and keep|tion of distinctive and elegant| with the highest education are) iio in mind if we are trying Cards. Later, as a result of this | very impatient with their chil-|1Q help the child brush up on line, their buyers and customers dren trying to learn from!) oy jearning now . kept asking for social station-| books: and the more these par ery, too. From these requests, ents know, the more impatient! ANSWERING QUESTIONS the Forers began designing/ they may become while helping @. Would you advise having posh stationery that they style a child with his lessons radio or TV on in the same/to match patrons' moods and If you were a child choosing! room during the family meal? | apparel. | a tutor to help you read better,| A. Certainly not. Very quiet) 'We get our ideas from many | spell better, or do better in;music in an adjoining room different sources," Margery numberwork, you probably might not be bad. But, as aj said. would not choose a college pro- rule, the family mealtime can. "For example, some of our fessor, a lawyer, a doctor ,ajbe best when the world is shut ideas come from store window} denitst or even a clergyman.|out and there can be compan- displays. Others: come from art} You might prefer a neighbor'ionable conversation galleries, magazines, wall pa-| aac seus coo ------------| per, and fashion and interior jthe time," Margery said, as her the moon in a space laboratory, | body for too Jong a time, a bit different. designs, to mention a few. Regular Sleep Is Necessary the important" ing 'in te In Bed Or Chasing The Moon prime advice to others who as- pire to enter this business. "You or just fighting the daily grind... pate * | 'You also have to have a feel here on earth, he cannot do a | NEED CONFIRMED \for the market and be daring in greeting card business is to keep new ideas on the go all} By ELEANOR ROSS jstrain from placing too much always have to add something Whether a man is going tojstress on any portion of the new and make your cards just | day's work without a good NASA confirms the need for our des 2 pA ae sisep | sleeping space. Space scientists hg wy gauatice Gs -- Space sleepers, however, are working on a sling-type|tnings you are doing, you have have two problems the earth. | hammock with a sleeping bag) ' f bound never have to face--how)#'tached. The astronaut zips/tnink of something else. to keep from floating around himself in to keep from literally "In this work, as in any the cabin while asleep and how! {loating off to sleep field," Margery Forer said to tell when it's night, jbumping into things. On the «the best route to good : |Apollo manned space flights, 5. cities ie weari E000 OPPOr: | STRAPPED DOWN his bed will fold. under Bis) eo nt a a tice cand oe According to National Aero- couch when not in use and will eave havin 8 time and al- nautics and Space Administra- stretch out under the couch _~*--_ baad, saa pe tion (NASA) scientists, men/| when it is his turn to sleep j need the same sleep environ In the planned orbiting work j | pend in riot Pod Bgsd do 4a shop which will house nan for Fish Bolsters | earth--a quiet, dark place w up to 28 days at a time, there U s room enough to stretch out and will, be a separate bedroom Reducer s Diet | relax compartment with bedding bars Earlier astronauts had to around the edge. Since there is sleep strapped to their couches|no gravity, the astronauts will --anything but a relaxing pos-|bhe able to suspend their beds ture. This did not allow for the | vertically--sleeping "standing normal turnig and movement up." necessary for restful sleep. On long flights this would be like SCHEDULE PROBLE going across the country sitting The second problem in space up in a bus. travel is a regular sleep sched-|S@'y '0 stay healthy while los- Sleep researchers have found ule .In orbiting the earth, men |/r& weight. As a protein source, the average, normal, healthy|Ppass from daylight to dark fish ranks with meat, poultry sleeper turns over from 40 to 6;every 90 minuets. On moon and dairy products times a night. This is nature's| flights, they will be in sunlight Fish with the least fat and lowest calorie count are cod, way of preventing muscle continuously. Early in the Gem -- -lini experiments it became "addock, sole, perch and pick- OTTAWA (CP)~You hardly} ever see a tubby fish. And because fish haven't much fat| on them, they're a good friend if you're dieting to get into that Skinny-pants suit What fish as a food does have is a high protein content, neces- to be venturesome again and! woun ded in battle against|sing at the Canadian pavilion at nationalist liberation fighters. 'Expo, Why pay more for slippers your child will probably outgrow? These facts from Foamtreads explain why: Foamtreads are built by people who believe that children's slippers are just as important as children's shoes, They agree that slippers should be a little softer, a little lighter, and a lot more comfortable, But they'll never sell a slipper that's short on support. Foamtreads cost a little more money because Kaufman takes a lot more care to make them right. Probably your child will outgrow his foamtreads before he out wears them. At Kaufman that's the way we think it should be. 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Bodies of the were recovered from the burnec the Hoskins far miles southeast Hoskins, bleedin; 'wounds, was fo clothesline pole ing home. Restraint May Be § PETERBOROU Provincial police reports of land o nearby runwz site threatenin workers are bein Mayor Joseph city likely will a Court for a res against anyone i workmen on the expropriated by June for construc port Last Saturday ! $45,000 project w a gun-wielding f workers away. "It was made ¢ the workmen w until the threat | is eliminated," tl He added the 1 ently ere dissatis ing arrangement their land sepa expropriation. obvious the men could not func. °'e! ' DESSERT TREAT tion efficiently without regular Boar polit gs MEN'S warp 19 95 \ 00 18 95 P | sleeping habits, So the flights| S!&hUy more /at, and the chub- . Py Pl ; . Pie fur dessert is always a, were put on Cape Kennedy "i fish of all are. herring. WEAR LTD. - i - treat. but when the pie is filled time. When it was night at the '@ke trout. mackerel and with cherries its even more wel- Cape, the men. dimmed their salmon. But even these contain 74 SIMCOE ST. N -- 723-3611 a ae Prime : come, say food specialists at cabin lights and slept fewer calories and less total fat WELLINGTON, then most other comparable Macdonald Institute, University : Apollo. astronauts will have protein foods of Guelph. Here's a recipe US- one big advantage over earth ing Ontario sour cherries that sleepers. Their sleeping equip- have a superb flavor when em- ment will give loads of room to --2 all three. A good mattress phasized with a_ touch of stretch out that is sufficiently long to almond flavoring accommodate the- sleeper in COMMON SHORTCOMINGS CHERRY PIE ; - comfort is a vital necessity for pastry for a Sch pie Millions of "earth people" good health and well-being. are still trying ta get a good Of all the things we can de { itted red sour Fahbi ge uss - a . aq oRpeaice te u night's sleep on mattresses Hat without, proper sleeping equip- : are lumpy, sagging or too short! ment is not > cad Gand ecloring or to hort!'m nt is not one of the m 1 cup granulated sugar 2 tablespoons quick-cooking tapioca \ teaspoon salt \% teaspoon almond extract 1 tablespoon butter, in bits Tint cherries a delicate red with food coloring if re quired. Combine al! ingredi ents except pastry. Let stand 15 minutes. Meanwhile heat oven to 425 degrees F. Line a 9-inch pie plate with hottom pastry crust. Roll out top crust or cu strips for latticed top. Turn cherry mixture into lined pie plate. 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