Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - December 24, 1964, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free press thursday december 24, 1964 ii policemen on the beat at part for patients Doreen Lundie a pretty 11-year-old Eskimo girl from fort Churchill was or Centre of attraction monday afternoon at the 6fh annual Christmas party for polio patients sponsored by the Winnipeg police athletic association. Ais party at the Craf sergeant s mess were from left patients Bert Burnham and Paul Eryca stand ing association members Bob Fulton and. Maurice Moe Hinam who chaired the party. Doreen expects that a spinal fusion will soon enable her to walk child can be trained to obey parents mrs. J. V. Tells How she keeps everything and told them not to her three Little ones under control i have just finished Reading one of your articles and agree with you that a child has to be trained not Only where he can go but what he must not touch. I have three babies three two and one. If i always had to watch them i would never get a by work done. We live on a Busy Street at the top of a Hill. You can see i have had to teach them to stay within certain boundaries. This training began As soon As the baby started crawling. I Don t have Many Knick Knacks about the House because i Don t want to dust them but i Don t worry about those within reach. I have Learned the time taken to teach them not is time Well spent. To this was brought Home to me clearly last month Mother is not Well and my has never seen her grandchildren so we visited her. She has a Low Coffee table with pictures and a Candy dish. As soon As we arrived i took the two oldest children to it showed them ladies Wear 231 Portage ave. Touch. Mom had been for putting everything away out of reach but i talked her out of it. At first i watched carefully. Not once did either of them Hurt anything. When the Little one began to touch i slapped his hand and said no he soon Learned to leave it alone too. We had a Nice visit and i came Home proud of i know you must have been and your Mother too. But there is More to Good behaviour than you mention. I am sure you Are patient understanding and Lov ing with them As Well As firm. This is the secret. Then whatever method you use to show disapproval and to make the child stay within limits is less important. I hate to see a child slapped. But i know it works with some mothers. So does removing the child s hand shaking the head and using some substitute at traction provided the child is allowed to touch and see and satisfy his curiosity first. Destructive children there always Are More deter mined children and More destructive ones. With some of these there will be More accidents and More necessity to put tilings aside temporarily. It seems As though when there Are several Small children Jujj they learn from each other not Only what to do and what not to do but to accept the controls that Are necessary and the punishment that May follow. In this family there is no time to be permissive and consistency pays off. This is one of the advantages to having Brothers and Sisters. Thank you so much for taking time to write when your children Aren t obedient How do you punish them Are you helping them when you do punish them for help in this area of Parent child relationship read mrs. Eldred s Booklet obedience and punishment. To obtain your copy Send 10 cents and a stamped self addressed envelope with your request to Myrtle Meyer Eldred in care of the Winnipeg free press. By Edith Paterson some w i n n i Peg policemen were off their beats monday afternoon it was their Day off. But they were strictly on the beat when it came to providing a Nappy time for some 30 people crippled by polio and hitting the beat Best of All at the Winnipeg police athletic association s annual party for polio patients were the Copper tones a real hot group of musicians from the Winnipeg police orchestra who played everything from Blue Moon to Jingle Bells. These coppers arrayed in snazzy jackets of Manitoba tartan were the life of the party and a far cry from the dignified uniformed keepers of the peace Winni Eggers Are accustomed to seeing. But there were some uniforms in evidence too. The party was held this year at the sergeant s mess of the Craf station and a sumptuous smorgasbord Din Ner and other refreshments were provided from mess funds. Known to police most of the guests about half of whom were from King George Hospital Are Well known to the Winnipeg police who help them with Hydro therapy two mornings a week in the Pool at Princess Elizabeth Hospital the work with polio patients has been going on since the 1953 epidemic and monday s party with Maurice Ginarn in charge was the sixth provided by the association. They look Forward to it All year and so do said or. Ginarn. One of the patients is a former policeman. Frank Lynch got polio in the epidemic. I guess that s How we got Inte i both or. Hinam and association president Carl Somers stressed that funds for this and other charitable projects sponsored by the group Are raised at the annual police Ball. Without the people of Winnipeg we could t do any of said or. Somers. Metro gives bus a bus to take the patients from the Hospital was provided by metro. Other patients were picked up at their Homes by policemen driving their own cars. Nurses and orderlies from the Hospital were on hand to assist and a Respirator was kept Handy in Case of emergencies. Several wives of policemen were helping too and Evelyn Somers wife of the president played the violin accompanied i to All p our friends and patrons it is indeed a pleasure to Greet each and every one of our friends and patrons at this time and to wish i you and yours a Holiday season that is truly merry i Best wishes from the staff and management at i Polo Park shopping Centre Fashionett hair stylists i i pm. Up 2-9583 by Margaret Harris. Others contributing to the program were Don Murray master of ceremonies and Yvonne Hamb Lin pianist. Formal greetings from the City police Force expressed by inspector George blow. A sing song and presents for every guest rounded out a Happy afternoon for the patients who proclaimed it one of the Best parties of the year. List irlember6 voice of to Omen. Toronto voice of women has sent a protest to French ambassador Raymond Bousquet in Ottawa and Exter Nal affairs minister Paul Martin regarding the detention of two vow members in Paris last week. Kathleen Macpherson of Tor onto Canadian president of the vow arid mme. Therese Cas Grain of Montreal among 15 women taken into custody by police in Paris when they tried to get an interview with manlio Brosio Secretary general of nato. The Cable to or. Martin asked him to convey our Shock and dismay at the French police a it asked that you inform the French government of the calibre of these Canadian Citi Zens who have received such discourteous or. Martin was attending the nato meeting at the time of the detentions. The Telegram to ambassador asked him to con vey to your government a Strong protest at the treat ment afforded mrs. Kath Leen Macpherson and mme. Theresa youth is not o time of life it s a state of mind and i m still said 77-year old Septimus Murrell a guest at the Winnipeg police athletic association s party for polio patients. The former Seaman who was a victim of polio in 1953, had a Good Chin wag about far away places with Bill Hinam also 77 years Young who came to help entertain the guests. hints from Heloise by Heloise Cruse dear Heloise last night i had to fix a hurried supper so i got out a packaged Macaroni and cheese dinner. One package of it makes twice As much As we can eat for one meal and Macaroni just in t quite As Good warmed so i decided to div Ide it. I Laid the foil package of cheese on the counter and Flat tried it with my hand. With a knife Blade i pushed Down across the Centre of the pack age and the cheese moved Back from the Centre. I Cut the foil across this indentation turned the Cut Edge foil Over on one of the halves of the Metal package rolled it up As far As 3. Could and set the package aside i took the other half plus half the Mac Aroni and prepared it for Din Ner. Now i have half the cheese and half the Macaroni left Over to be freshly prepared for another meal. This method would also work on other foil wrapped items such As French on Ion soup mix when you Only want to make half the recipe of soup or dip Etc. This is a Good idea for Small families or those who live alone. Jeanine dear Heloise i put a decal Corner of the Medicine Cabinet Mir ror where we grab it to open the Cabinet. Presto no Finger smud Ges show on the Mirror. I Elizabeth dear Heloise please pass this on to other mothers., it saves so Many Falls and bumps. I tried tape and sanding the soles of my baby s shoes but they were still Slippery. Then i bought some very thin foam rubber about one eighth Inch thick and glued it to the soles of his shoes. More Falls. When this piece of foam rub Ber has worn off take a razor Blade and scrape off the re Mains and apply a new strip. Works beautifully. Sharon Graham letter of laughter dear Heloise sorry i Haven t written sooner but the Only thing i attend to promptly Are my Bills mrs. G. V. Miller dear Heloise Are you tired of getting your hair wet especially in the Back every time you take a Shower i be found a solution. Fold a Wash cloth or Finger tip Towel and place it inside your Shower Cap at the neck line. The Towel or cloth might get wet but your hair stays dry. Mrs. R. R. Hart dear Heloise if you have a laundry Chute to the basement use a Large cloth bag to bring clothes up in and when it s empty then put the bag Down the Chule. Saves an empty clothe Basket Back downstairs. Mrs. R. E. Lehnhardt dear Heloise i wonder How i can remove old cellophane tape from the inside of my cupboard doors where i taped some recipes. Now that i have removed the recipes and have finished cleaning the doors i cannot get the tape off. It seems As if it is almost cemented on. E. A. A representative from a tape company suggests to use a Safe cleaning fluid on the cupboards. Several applications May be necessary. Then Sand with Fine sandpaper. It will probably be necessary for you to repaint the cupboards but at least you la be rid of the Marks he Heloise season s greetings from the management and staff of owned and operated by the people of Winnipeg wishing you the magic of Christmas May you hear Santa s Sleigh Bells jingling in the sky capture once again All the wonderment of the season. Many thanks for your patronage we Hope to serve you soon. American Kuuse of Beauty of coid wave Beauty shop 340 Colony St. 324 Donald St. Hollywood Beauty stylists 320 Colony St ;