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Family
Council
Editor'! note: The Family
Council consists of a JinlKf. a
psychiatrist, three clrrKvmrn,
three editors and a women's editor,
kach article Is a summary of a
family disagreement presented to
the Council. The Council deals
with problems, major and minor,
encountered by guidance coun
selors and social workers, edited
by Mrs. Alma Denny. (Copyright
by Genera) Features Corp.)
Mrg. P. R. - We must set a
ceiling on the annual cost ol
her clothing.
Bonnia R. - That's impossi
ble. I can't tell in advance
what I'll need.
Mri. P. R. - We have a 16-year-old
daughter who's just
mad over clothes. She's slim
and graceful and, of course,
everything looks well on her.
And she tries to keep up with
the college girls she meets at
parties, as well as with her
high school bunch, in appear
ing with "the newest thing."
So life at home has become a
battle between Bonnie and
our pockctbook.
To keep her feet on the
ground we've decided to give
her a flat sum as a clothing
allowance to tide her over a
full year. In view of the fact
that she has a new winter
coat and a new suit, we've set
the figure at S200. In addition
she gets a $5-a-wcck allow
ance, and aftcn doubles that
with baby-silting. This should
certainly keep her in both
necessities and "nonsense."
Bonnie R. - First my par
ents remind me that I'm still
a child and need direction.
Then they decide I'm old
enough to take charge of pur
chasing hundreds of dollars
worth of clothes. Well, I don't
agree. There are some things
a teen-age girl can use help
with, and her wardrobe is one
of them.
It's been hard enough mak
ing wise purchases, even with
out the clothes-budget idea. 1
always try to economize, look
for markdowns and sales. But
many times I get gypped,
bring something home that's
defective or useless, and never
wear it. I'm willing to com
promise. If my parents will
continue to pay my clothing
bills as they arise, I'll leave it
to my mother to make the
final decisions on what I real
ly need. I may kick, but I'll
give in.
Th Council: No. Bonnie.
One budget is worth a hun
dred blowups. Even though
you promise to "give In" more
readily, resist the Bikinis,
take back the platinum wig
you'll still argue wilh your
mother. And her excelleivl
idea is that you argue with
yourself and the budget, not
with her and your dud.
Any dollar-aud-eenls dis
agreements which can be set
tled by simple arithmetic save
a lot of wasted emotion. Mrs.
R.'s proposal is aimed at just
that. She and Bonnie can use
r their emotional energy for
other probleris-the kind that
don't settle into neat Income
and Outgo columns.
Bonnie's the sly uni', in
deed, to be pleading youth
and helplessness now. Behind
her bid for Mom will weaken
when the allowance is used up
and pad it quietly. Fated with
two dream dresses and other
irresistibles. Mom won't make
her choose. "Take both," she
may possibly say.
Introducing a debt limit on
clothing expenditures not only
saves money, but teaches Bon
nie many useful tactics. For
instance, she learns I" pon
der, wait and weigh each pur
chase carefully. If 1 want thai
red velvet raincoat, she'll ak
herself, can 1 atfnrd purple
Bermudas'.' Or should 1 make
do with last years green
slacks, shorten them, perhaps'.'
There'll be less impulse lui
ing, less ollow-llie-leader in
aping of girls' ge tups.
The amount sounds okay.
Mrs. R. is not deserting Min
nie. She'll still lie on lap to
advise, warn, question. She'll
still ofter what every teen
ager loves-an argument. Bon
nie will still be able to "kick"
against her mother's reason
ing. But the final decisions
w ill have to he her own.
This ploy should accom
plish what Mrs H wishes
keep Bonnie s (eel on the
ground, even Ihouuh they're
encased in outlandish pint
form shoes she's having fun
with. It's lun she gave si-nous
thought to, first.
Air Crash Victim
Wins Reelection
San Francisco I Tl Hep.
Clem Miller (D-C'ahf ) won re
election Tuesday although he
was killed in a plane clash
a month ago.
Voters of California s 1st
f,
congressional district gave
Miller a narrow posl huinoiis
victory over his Republican
opponent. Crescent City husi 1
nrsjunan Don Clausen
This forced the seat inlo a
January special election to se
lect Miller's successor lie
died In n plane crash Oct. 7
while campaigning in his district.
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