Arizona Daily Star from Tucson, Arizona • Page 33

THE ARIZONA DAILY STAR SECTION PAGE THREE TUCSON, WEDNESDAY. MAY 16, 1973 Money Can't Buy Mother's Care, Says Expert ARIZONA that we're going to hack it as a human race on the basis of how well our children adapt and solve problems in the next generation. The early years are the most important years in personality formation." Therefore, she said, the mother role is important "in determining what becomes of humanity itself." caring parent there," said Luckey. Because society places a premium on how much a person earns, a housewife's job seems worthless. Yet she thinks many in the women's movement are further devaluing the mothers role.

The move to change the title of Mother's Day to Woman's and more often than women do after the loss of a spouse both from death or divorce," she said. When a mother dies, children are farmed out to neighbors or relatives a "makeshift" arrangement that reduces the quality of care given the child and "the solidarity the home has when there is a Day indicates that reproduction and motheiOd are not as important as they used to be, she said. "Women are seriously underestimating their worth to another human being when they underrate motherhood. It is probably the most important function in the total society when you recognize IHIHIIIMHI1IM INN Now Open Year Round Fully Air Conditioned Guest Rooms Dining Rooms COCKTAILS Wedding Ceremonies Wedding Receptions Gardens or Indoors Special Club Parties Rehearsal Dinners 2200 E. Elm Street Telephone IT'S TIME TO CHANGE TO ,95 Discover how you can create the mood you want with Karastan carpet ond rugs.

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A mother's worth, said Dr. Eleanore Luckey of the University of Connecticut, is usually estimated at how much it would cost to replace her services if she died. But services such as the kind of care she gives her child don't carry dollar figures. "You can't just replace that with paid care," said Dr. Luckey, head of the Department of Child Development and Family Relations and past president of the National Council on Family Relations.

The Hartford Insurance Group estimates that the average American mother with two children devotes a minimum of 100 hours weekly to her family, or 5,200 hours a year. If she were paid the $1.60 minimum wage her salary would be $8,320. If Congress approves a $2 minimum wage, the mother would be worth $10,400. The insurance company said that if the mother dies the family has to finance the jobs of housekeeper, cook, laundress, governess, practical nurse, social secretary, confidant, seamstress, teacher, protector and chauffeur. It's very difficult to find a housekeeper, especially one who is willing to rear children too," said Dr.

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