TERRACE HERALD, TERRACE, B.U.,

Wednesday, September 6, 1967 |

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“Dr, Crane,”’
thor began,
A alk sorts of mischief.

his weary mo-
“Lonnie gets into

‘He seems to be-unduly full
of energy and very high-strung,

often spanks him, yet I feel Lon-
nie isn't altogether to blame.

“MR. TWEEDY

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"so his daddy scolds him andj hi

Don’t drug the little tads,
just tire them out instead

Lonnie B., aged 3, is a ball

“How can I reduce Lonnie’s
excessive energy without giving
m tranqilizers?

“My nelghbor in the apartment
across the hall gives her two
little boys tranquilizers every
day, just before their daddy gets

quiet,

“But tent that wrong?’*

Yes, it 1s barbaric to give
children tranquilizers just to
save you parents the headwork
of evolving legitimate outlets for
their excess energy.

First of all, if you live in
city apartments, get atricycle so
your child can ride back andforth
till he thus expends much of his
extra energy via such leg action.

Remember, “seat work,’ as
‘with blunt selssors and crayons,’
will exercise mainly his arms
and hands,

They don’t weigh more than
5 or 10 pounds, so they consume
far less energy than leg action,
where his legs carry his full
40 or 50 pounds of weight,

So figure out games and rec-
reation that lets your child run
and romp,

When you take himtothe store,
Iet him push the cart at the
supermarket,

Then ask him to help carry
groceries home,

Buy a little express wagon and
WALK to the grocery, instead of
riding a few blocks in your car,

For when you walk, you can
let Junior pull the wagon and
haul all the groceries,

This will help fatigue him.

If anybody is to ride in the
empty wagon, you mothers should
get in and Let your kiddies serve
as the horses!

Yet most parents reverse that
procedure and pull their child.
ren, Which saves the energy of

#{ the youngsters and overly fati-

gues mammal
Then the kiddies become bails

g| of fire in the house while you

are irritable, due to your extra
fatigue.

Aiso, enroll Junior in a Nur-
sery School so he can play with
other kiddies of his age and learn
the social give-and-take,

Urge your local churchto start
a Nursery School, if none is
nearby.

If you live in a suburban home,
buy Junior a puppy, which will
romp with him and thus help
wear him out before daddy gets
home at night. ; ;

Take him to the park and throw
a ball, after which ask Junior
to run and bring it back,

This is often dene with dogs
but pays far better dividends if
you thus let Junior serve as the
*“dog’?,

And take your kiddies to the
playground or park for picnics,
wading, etc.

Also, give Junior a baby bro-
ther or sister by the time Jun-
for is two years old, for kiddies
help wear each other out and
thus save parental nerves and
energy!

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caught unaware

By THE CANADIAN PRESS

The provincial government's
water pollution cleanup program,
a lightning stroke which ‘came
last week'and will require sew=
age treatment plants throughout
B,C,, seems to have caught mun=
icipal governments unawares,

Tt will cost some $100,000,000
in municipal funds to-implemeni
the sweeping cabinet orders and
will knock a sizeable hole in
many a municipal budget..

After the smoke had cleared
and municipal leaders began re
sponding to the order, the con
sensus of opinion was that poll.

right, and B.C,’s waterways will
be the better for it, and the idea
is good enough, but there should
bo some financial help from Vice
a

New Westminster mayor Stu
Gifford pretty well summed it
up with the terse reply: Pm
glad to hear the goverment is so
concemed about pollution and |
hope they’ll give ud some money
to [et for their enforced Pro-
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