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g &5 _ & @ s A little wise preparation can make school a happy adventure for your fiveâ€"year old! ands of Canadian fiveâ€"yearâ€" olds will be going to sehool for the first time. Most will take to it like ducks to watâ€" er. How can a mother feel satisfied that her child will be one of many who fit right To start with, you can read aloud to your child every day, take him to interesting placesâ€"the zo, a fire staâ€" fion, a museum, an airport, for a ride on a train. Answer all of his questions, and if you honestly don‘t know an answer, look it up. Teachâ€" ers can always spot the child Your preâ€"schooler should be able to dress himself ; put on his boots and coat;, go to the bathroom alone; cross the street safely; know his way around the neighborâ€" hood; and understand about sharing and taking turns. Give him confidence by sending him on small erâ€" rands, and assign him a few simple household tasks to give him a sense of responâ€" sibility. DEAR DORIS â€" I have an idea for a smallâ€"town newsâ€" paper column. But I have no idea how to sell it. ground of family learning. in? Kenney Shees (1) Is it best to submit Aâ€" SCHOOL SHOFS * SPECIALS Boy‘s Savage Oxfords B and D Widths Broken Sizes C 8 % to 4 Black and Brown Kenney Shoes 28 King St. S.. Waterloo Lots of Free Parking â€" Phone 743â€"6619 Girls Savage â€" Patten and Leather Straps NYLOVEL OXFORDS B and D widths Bro ken Sizes Black and Brown Priced from Boys‘ and Girls‘ Leather JOGGERS Smallâ€"11â€"12% _A Sizes 12%â€"4% Doris Clark CLEARANCE Thursday, September 2, 1971 . CLEARANCE 11.95 8.95 0 Confused Ones DEAR CONFUSED ONES â€"If you go by me, you‘ll try to figure out why she does what she does â€" whatever it is. Then you‘ll be in a betâ€" ter position to understand her and take the positive apâ€" proach. Does she need a pal of her own? There are times when we clash with other personalâ€" ities, even when we are grown up and supposedly mature. _ But__ desperate measures â€" aren‘t _ usually the answer. by Savage and Bonnie Stuart Discuss a sample of your column with the editor of your own weekly. Editors are grand people to take toâ€" honest, I‘ve never been bitâ€" ten by one yet. DEAR DORIS â€"We are in a fix. A girl we know anâ€" noys us, and we don‘t want to tell her she isn‘t wanted, but we are being driven to desperation. Please help her‘ ooo (2) Yes, if you are a super salesman and the subject is interesting. If there are competitive features on the market, you may have to peddle it yourself. That‘s the way I got started. (2) Is it possible to sell one column to several small papers without the services of syndicate? Ima Dreamer DEAR IMA â€" (1) As long as papers are serving difâ€" ferent areas, several may be approached at the same time. (3) Rates are established according to circulation of paper. Make your initial price small. sample columns to one papâ€" er at a time? (3) J have read that it is in the interest of a wouldâ€"be writer to work for very little in order to become estabâ€" lished. Do all papers pay the same rate for the same colâ€" 6#«11" 3300 $400 DEGEN, Mrs. Harry Charâ€" 25, 58 years. â€" les. 401 Courtland Ave. E. SCHMIEDEL, Paul, 140 Fraâ€" Kitchener, Aug. 23. 67 nklin _ St.. N.. Kitchener, years. Aug. 29, 82 years. KROETSCH, John T.. 1 Elâ€" FARDELLA, Samuel, Ferâ€" lis Cres. N.. Aug. 24. 83 gus, Aug. 30. 82 years. years. BEAUPRE, Claude, 66 Webâ€" FISCHER,. Kyla, 34 King St. er St. E.. Kitchener, Aug. S.. Aug. 23. four months. 29, 61 years. ENSERINK, G.J.M.,. Almen, _ HAYES, Mrs. Ethel Lavina, The Netherlands, Aug. 25. Guelph, Aug. 28. 73 years. 86 years. ~ SCHMIDT. Henry A.. 285 STRAUB, Albert, 247 Frankâ€" Blucher St.. Kitchener lin Ave. N.,. Aug. 25. 87 Aug. 30, 88 years. years. SWICK, Mrs. Fritz, Neuâ€"Gnaâ€" BAMBERGER,. _ Alfred, _ 58 denfeld,. _ Germany, _ Aug. John St.. Bridgeport, Aug. 27. 65 years. James,. 725 Gien Forrest Bivd.. at Kâ€"W Hospital, Aug. 23, daughter. MARSHALL, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas, 198 Cedarbrae Ave., at Kâ€"W Hospital, Aug. 23. son. TRAUTRIM, Mr. and Mrs. Edwain, _ 391 _ Tamarack Drive, at Kâ€"W â€" Hospital, Aug. 26. son. DIETZ, Mr. and Mrs. Donâ€" ald, 45 Avondale Ave., at St. Mary‘s Hospital, Aug. 25, daughter. SCHMIDT, Mr. and Mrs. Donâ€" ald H.. 127 Marshall St.. . at St. Mary‘s Hospital, Aug. 26,;â€"son. Deaths Births They will often test a forâ€" mula hundreds of thousands of times before they return ESBAUGH. Mr. and She won‘t find it rewardâ€" ing, she continues, if she‘s not interested and doesn‘t take any pride in her cookâ€" ing. Miss DuBois concedes that the cooking professionâ€" al may have more fun than the â€" average _ housewife, but insists it‘s the experiâ€" mental spirit that counts. As a home economist, she says, she frequently assists chemists and other techniâ€" cal personnel in the developâ€" ment of new products. DECARLO. Mr. and Mrs. Philâ€" ip. 185 Harvard Rd., at St. Mary‘s Hospital, Aug. 24. stove, there‘s one who cooks eight hours a day and likes it. She‘s a home economist at work in a test kitchen, who finds cooking a constant challenge. She believes othâ€" er women might feel the same if they changed their basic _ attitudes _ toward home and hearth. ‘"If a woman feels that the planning and cooking of meals is a terrible chore," says Rita DuBois, "she‘s not going to serve her famâ€" ily very good food."‘ Test cook delights in kitchen By Alison Goddard is was they Cunndiong 9 mt § Bouutity yeu may cwe your sis to Nere Sures wae Guelph, Aug. 28. 73 years. SCHMIDT. Henry A.. 285 Blucher St.. Kitchener Aug. 30, 88 years. SWICK, Mrs. Fritz, Neuâ€"Gnaâ€" denfeld,. _ Germany, _ Aug. 27. 65 years. ‘‘You wouldn‘t be very good at developing new recipes or new products, either,‘"‘ she declares, "if STUMTES, Mr. and Mrs. Paul. 20 Ellis Cres.. at St. Mary‘s Hospital, Aug. 26. daughâ€" tor. LINODNER. _ Mr. _ and _ Mrs. Yorck,. 641 Silverbirch Rd., at St Mary‘s Hospital. Aug. 26, son. SMYTHE, Mr. and Mrs. Herâ€" bert, 437 Hazel St.. at Kâ€" W Hospital, Aug. 28, daughâ€" ter. STUMPF,. Mr. and Mrs. Paul. 20 Ellis Cres., at St. Mary‘s Hospital, Aug. 26, daughâ€" ter. MEYER, Mr. and Mrs. Gerâ€" ald, 154 Graham St.. at St. Mary‘s Hospital, Aug. 30. OSTROM, Mr. and Mrs. Charâ€" les, 627 Albert St.. at Kâ€"W Hospital, Aug. 30. son. ‘We laugh a lot," she says, ‘"about how most of us_who taste foods all day gain considerable amounts of weight." Women, who are best suited for test kitchen work, Miss DuBois observes, not only know how to cook but also have an adventurous atâ€" titude toward food. One difference she singles out is the number of meaâ€" suring cups. ‘‘Most cooks have just one,‘"‘ she notes, ‘"‘but we keep at least two points out that the test kitchâ€" en is generally a more sociâ€" able and fattening place than the one at home. it over to the test kitchen. The test kitchen is someâ€" what similar to the one at home, Miss DuBois points out. It consists of several gerator and rélated equipâ€" ment, "very much like the home kitchen because we want to do things the way the woman at home does Kitchenerâ€"Waterloo Record newspapers and magazines, and also following food proâ€" _grams on radio and televiâ€" sion "to learn as much about cooking as possible."‘ Miss DuBois is the head home economist of an Amerâ€" ican company, which manuâ€" factures spices and conâ€" venience foods. culinary goals to strive for. 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