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After all, you're going to shop for,,
him ? not for yourself.
As you shop, think about the
person you're buying for. And try
to answer these questions: Does
the person need this? Will this item
fit into his wardrobe? Is this a col
or or style that he would choose?
Be especially careful of size and
fit. Some clothes need to fit well. If
you're selecting a dress shirt, you'll
need to know collar size and sleeve
length. If it's pants you're buying,
you'll need to know waist and in- ~
seam sizes.
If you're shopping for someone
who lives close by, you might sug
gest window shopping together. .
And if the person sees something r
he likes, ask him to try it on. Then -
ask the clerk to hold the article.
There are some clothing items -
that are just hard to buy for other
people, so you might want to steer
clear of these. For example, some
men are mightly particular about
their ties and socks.
Also try to find out if the person
you're shopping for has any
allergies. It would be a shame to .*
buy a wool shirt or sweater for',
someone who is allergic to wool.
Of course, there is a simple way ,
to solve the clothing question. Use
gift certificates. Just make sure the *
certificate is large enough to pay .
for the item you want the person to *
buy.
WORDS ARE POWERFUL
CHILD GUIDANCE TOOL
Words have the power to build
children up or tear them down. So
you may do well to choose your
words carefully before you speak.
Just by rephrasing your com
ments, you can get a point across
in a positive, rather than a negative
manner. Here's what I mean.
Instead of saying "Put on your
coat and boots," try "How fast.,'
can you put on your coat and
boots?"
Instead of commanding "Pick
up those blocks," try "You pick
up a block and I'll pick up a '*
block."
Instead of demanding "Give me
that," "I'll trade you this toy for
that one."
Next time you're tempted to
shout, "Don't pinch the baby,"
try "Be gently" touch the baby
like this."
You might slow your child down
by changing "Don't run in the
house," to "Remember, running is
for outdoors."
And, last but not least, next time
you're tempted to correct your
child with "That's not the way to ?
do that," try another tactic. Say ?
"Let's see if we can figure out a .:
better way to do that."
It adds up to this. Positive words
have a better chance of getting a
positive response.
And helping a child build a
positive self-image is important.
Having a positive self-image as a
child is one of the keys to becom
ing a mentally healthy adult.
Schedule
January 24, 1983, 7:30 p.m. -
Mildouson Extension
Homemakers Club Meeting.
January 25, 1983, 9:30 a.m. -
Rock fish Extension Homemakers
Club Meeting.
January 25, 1983, 12:40 p.m. -
Business Girls Extension
Homemakers Club Meeting.
January 27, 1983, 5:30 p.m. -
North Raeford Extension Club
Meeting.
Free Tax Help
Offered Here
Free tax assistance is available to
taxpayers who are confused about
filling out a tax return or who can
not afford to pay for professional
assistance.
VITA, the Volunteer Income
Tax Assistance Program, is spon
sored by Lumbee Regional
Development Association, Pem
broke, N.C. VITA volunteers are
trained in basic returns prepara
tion by the Internal Revenue Ser
vice.
VITA assistance will be
available in the Hoke County area
on January 24 through April 15 at
the LRDA CETA Office located in
the South Hoke community during
the hours of 8:30 a.m. until 5
p.m. -Monday through Friday.
VITA assists taxpayers with the
Form 1040A, 1040EZ and the
basic Form 1040, including exemp
tions, deductions, and special
credits for which some taxpayers
may be eligible.
Taxpayers interested in free tax
help should bring their tax
packages, W-2 forms, interest
statements, and other pertinent tax
documents to the location listed
above. For more information con
tact: Brenda Jacobs at 875-5742.