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The Needle -Point
(MRS. NORMA SIEBERT, B.A., Woman's Page Editor)
NATIONAL DAIRY MONTE
This being National Dairy
Month, we should,give some th-
ought to that most essential of
our foods —
We all know aur children need
it, but will they drink at? If moat,
perhaps• they wwll eat it then, in
milk puddings, cream soups, souf-
fles, creamed vegetables, etc.
When that daily quart of mink
is taken apart by scientists, and
analysed they find that it will sup-
ply a person with: Al2 of the cal-
cium they need in a day; half of
the Vitamin A ;they need in a day;
'half of the thiamin they need in
a day; more than half of the
protein they need in a day.
And most important of all is the
tact ;that milk is the only food
from which children can get en-
ough calcium: or riboflavin. With-
out milk it is impossible for them
to supply this need from other
foods. Calcium builds stroavg bones
and teeth. Riboflavin puts pep and
energy into life, as well as keeping
the eyes and skin in good condi-
tion.
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STANDARD OF LIVING
There has been considerable
discussion lately about unemploy-
ment and its causes. As I thought
about the subject to -day, it seem-
ed there must be a more basic
cause for it all then the mere
employment of married women.
The fields that attract women,
fortunately do not seem so tractive to men. The two
great-
est fields, for women, are nursing
and teaching. When the new hos-
pitalization plan gets into full
swing, the call for mare nurses
will be intensified and we all
know of the shortage, of nurses
now. Also ou
married teachers were refused em- seete) if the n aswhat
Jane's new boy friend?y
maIs
ployment to -day, 70 percent of
the schools in this insrpectrarte
would be closed in 'September.
We all agree that this wound be
unthinkable. What, then, is the,
cause for the unemployment and
unrest being felt to -day?
Most of us experienced the de-
pression — those days when ane
didn't ask what a job pard, before
one took it. We were just glad
to eget work. We all are haunted
by the fear of the return of those
lean, years and wish to spare our
children the struggle .and disap-
pointrnent we experienced then.
Perhaps in our near-sighted, in-
dulgent way we are robbing them
of the very thing we are working
so hard to give them — that is,
happiness.
We see in bold print in our
newspapers and magazines, "Nev-
er has our standard of living been
so high". Is. this really something
to brag about? Perhaps visitors
from Eiuropea.n countries have
reason to sexrpress the fact that
we seem to worship the almighty
dollar more than the Almighty
Himself.
Standards of living are so high
to -day that salaries that looked
enormous a few years ago, just
will not reach to -day. A fewyears.
nen
ago, if a person bo
he
installment plan, they kept it
from their neighbours. Now al-
most everyone is living behind a
false front, in their effort to not
only keep up with, but to get a-
head of the Joneses. Most of us
are carried helplessly along with
the tide finding it hard to cope
with the argument "But Mother,
everyone — but everyone has it,
or does. it." Have you ever listen-
ed to a 'teen-age conversation,
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he ever dreamy? He datives a '58
car." Or, when guestioning about
a new teacher, get the answer.
"Oh, I think she's; swell. You
should see her clothes!"
I heard a father the other day
singing the praises of one son
who was snaking big money in a
rather questionable way. While
his other son, obviously, took sec-
ond place as an "ordinary mnilk-
man".
So many basically good reforms
backfire because of the weakness
of us, humans. Actually, many
of the unemployed are only tech-
nically so. They are not allowed
to work because unions feel they
will weaken the bargaining power
of the union. The men themselves
are often satisfied with condi-
tions but must walk out when
the ".big boss" gives the ward. Oth-
ers find that it doesn't pay to
accept part time employment be-
cause of their unemployment in-
surance.
It is up to us, as .parents, to
somehow set a more stable stand-
ard of values for our children.
To: make our children realize that
while they are reaching for the
stars they may be trampling the
flowers at their feet.
Few of us find we have more
spare time with the many time-
saving appliances we have now.
If we could convince our child-
ren that "the best things in )life
are free" and that nothing is
worth having that as not worth
working and waiting for, we would
probably find we could live with-
in our salaries and perhaps fewer
mothers would be driven to seek
em.ploryment to make ends meet.
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