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Most youngsters as they grow welcome more and more opportunity to have a choice about their clothes; about the furnishings for their rooms, cm about getting In a say-s.family affairs. When to give choices takes nice timing. It has to do of course with what a youngster is able to do but there is more to It than that. If he is tired or upset dont burden him with too much choosing. It can be right SCHOOL MAKS AN APPOINTMENT 2nd Sooth & Main DA ter often of playing it by ear. restful and quieting to have less oil choice at the moment and more of Mother and do this or do that. And don't come up with a choice for a child to make unless there is time for him to do it. Even so seemingly simple a thing as which kind of ice oream cone to have can take great deliberation Better for a 5 or just ask Po you want cho late or vanilla? and make it easy to'decide unless you have both time and patience to wait. This ts to say that choices are a fine things for a child but there are times and times for them. It's a mat- - Dads of the money 21 PAY IN 4-77- you pay for electricity is paid in taxes to'" support schools, police and fire depart- ments. local, state and federal 30-DAY- OR EXTEND S PAYMENTS 41 DECORATOR 19-I- N. SPACE, MONEY Combines dependable big screen viewing with compact portable convenience. Excellent fringe-are- a reception. So thin you can easily put it on a shelf. Built-I- n telescope antenna. 90-day service " C o ' 0 SAVE $40! SIGNATURE 30' AUTOMATIC OVEN GAS RANGE pital. The new baby, who will be named Catherine Elizabeth, weighed 6 lbs. and no charge. See it todayl MmmW diagonally 14.4 CU. FT. COMBINATION WITH REFRIGERATOR ON TOP Clock starts and shuts off giant 23" oven; griddle converts to 5th burner or covers for workspace. exaetdegree of"donenesj." 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Those routine things make AIRLINE The couple were married in a Nuptjal Mass Aug. 6 at the Cathedral of the Madeleine-The Rev. Thomas V. Meersman officiated. Floor Length Gown In a floor length gown with a chapel train, the bride ascended the cathedral aisle. A pearl crown held her fingertip veil and she earned a nosegay of yellow roses and white gladioli. Bride's Attendants Miss Karen Douglass, maid of honor, sister of the bridegroom,- and Miss Linda Booth, bridesmaid, wore mint green taffeta street length dresses. Michael Fowler was best man. Ushers were David Veach,. San Mateo, Calif., Richard Douglass and Peter B. Nisson, Seattle, Wash. Ca ' may be whenever he makes a choice he is getting practice in making decisions. So, better give plenty of thought to it. k Child Groups-Thinthe choices about you can give. Fit them to the youngster growing. Be sure the ones you give are honest ones. Dont ask him if he wants to go to bed unless you are prepared to accept his decision to stay up. The routine affairs of the day, eating, sleeping; toileting, for the most part best be kept as things that are done when it is time to do them and thats that, and not as things about Ave. I lrimm wiiiih MAIN AT 1ST SOUTH Justweds to Live in S.L. - i MONTGOMERY WARD for Ex Llbris Literary Club members and partners Tuesday at suburban Crestwood Club. All bedecked with tropical Dowers here are Mr. and Mrs. J. Nash Grant, seated, and Mr. and Mrs. David E. Salisbury. Mrs. Grant was general chairman of the affair. Mrs. Salisbury is club president -- v nnirmpimf WARDS - V m1"111 'V?'.,f' , It was a lovely Utah summer evening and Hawaiian setting - - ' ' X - r I '" r"""gf,ri,irMII'fini n The Salt Lake Tribune, Wednesday, August 10, 1960 teen-year- '1 -- - S- By Grace Langdon (Ph.D.) and Irving W. Stout (Ed.D.) 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