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[LD GUIDANCE Great Value can be Gained From Grace Said at Meals G. CLEVELAND MYERS ery minister, priest or rabbi rages religious ceremonies in home. He knows such home iice is not so easily cultivated r as it was in the pioneer ». True, there is more leisure today, but there are also + places to go and more things outside coming into the the growing family, some or f its members are going some .~--the parents to their clubs ther organizations, the older ren to their meetings or just or fun, It's not easy to find a lar time for family prayers in modern home. . ge one or two times a day | the whole family may be to- or is at mealtime. Even so, ral. members of the family rush off for an engagement. ., those who work may have rent times® for leaving or re- ng. yway, more often than not, time affords the best oppor- y for a brief religious cere- 7. and most families with g children can have one or meals together daily. Perhaps HALF-SIZER! y grace said at the beginning of the the simplest mealtime ceremony is meal. It isn't easy to win co-operation of the children in any religious ceremony at home after they are six, twelve or older, if they have not shared in such from the time they began to eat with the family. Some of these older children, not mean! to be irreverent, may feel a bit embarrassed if a play- mate is present, unless they feel the ceremony is a precious family tradition. So. the earlier family Bible reading, prayers and graces are begun, better, as you can: see. IMPORTANT PRACTICE There can be great moral and spiritual valve gained from grace at meals, when even the youngest learns to wait, bow and be silent for a few moments and get the impression that gratitude expres- to Almighty God for the food is an important practice. While . it may be best for the child to make up his own prayer or grace, most young children like to memorize a short one. For this reason I have prepared a new bulletin offering a number of pray- ers and graces; some of which I have composed (to be had by send- ing a.self-addressed, stamped en- velope to me in care of this news- paper). You might, however, prefer to have a different selection from your rabbi, priest or minister. Tasty and Tempting Rice, Fish Chowder! Make this "meal in a kettle" often, but especially when minutes are short and the family is de- mand! something to eat in a THE STARS SAY By ESTRELLITA FOR TOMORROW Quick and profitable results can be expected this day if you work with initiative and enterprise. As- sociates are in a cooperative mood and the configurations are excel- lent for ideas that are novel and daring. The lunar vibrations also favor entertainment for business reasons and large-scale social ac- tivities. The evening hours are fine for plans involving future security, travel and community projects. A good period, too, for seeking pro- fessional advice, arr i a fall social program and catching up on long-overdue correspondence. FOR THE BIRTHDAY If tomorrow is your birthday, the coming months may find yi faced with some intriguing prob- lems but, if you will regard them as challenges rather than obstac- les deliberately set in your path and tackle them from that view- point, the results should be emin- ently satisfying. Your innate wca- pacity for hard work plus an un- usual intuitive sense, should point the way toward resolution of all problems and result in a feeling of achievement and a deeper sense of security. Career advancement is definitely in the offing and by mid-fall there should be a considerable improve- ment in your financial affairs. Ro- mance and courtship are favored, but do not yield to jealous im- pulses. SWEET AND SMALL GLAMOROUS SAILOR Big beautiful hats are a flatter- ing frame for faces this season. Here is an example of what this type of topper will do to enhance an important afternoon or lunch- eon costume. This large sailor has a wide brim trimmed with pheasant feathers in a scalloped motif over the edge and facing. The crown is a rounded mush- room type and is in a contrasting | shade. -- By TRACY ADRIAN. Political Field Still Closed To Non-voting Egyptian Women By JOAN BARBERIS Canadian Press" Staff Writer TORONTO (CP)--The new gov- AminUd-In and the Begum Hus- sain Malik, both of the All-Pakistan Women's Association, at a press Molded Salmon |Pleases The Eye Excites The Palate Would you like to spend more time outdoors on these nice days and less time in the kitchen pre- paring meals? That's easy - serve a salmon salad mold. Today's recipes are just two of the many luscious salads you can make so easily with canned salmon. You can make one of these cool, sparkling salads in the mocning - relax all day knowing that supper is ready and waiting in the re- frigerator. Imperial Canned Salmon Salad 1 package lemon gelatine 2 tbls. lemon or vinegar 1% tsp. salt. 1 thls. sugar 2 half 1b. cans salmon flaked 1 cup diced celery 3 red pimentos, cut in narrow strips 1 green pepper, cut fine 4 hard-boiled eggs, sliced Dissolve lemon, gelatine in'1 pint boiling water. Add -lemon juice or vinegar, salt and sugar. Just as|2 gelatine begins to set, add the canned salmon, celery, red pim- entos, green pepper and hard-boil- ed eggs. Canned peas can also be added. Mold in one large mold or individual molds. Chill and unmold on lettuce. Garnish with parsley, tomato wedges and serve with mayonnaise. Serves 6. Thrifty Canned Salmon Salad Mold 1 package lemon jelly powder 2 half 1b. cans salmon cooked peas sliced tomatoes Dissolve' lemon jelly powder in pint of boiling water. When cold put a shallow layer in bottom of mold. When partly set, place in sliced tomatoes. Fill mold with al- ternate layers of canned salmon, flaked peas and jelly. Chill and serve on lettuce leaves. Garnish with tomatoes, cucumber and may- onnaise. Serves 6 } ) THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Thursday, August 13, 1953 7 A Simple Recipe For Those Who Like To Make Candy It may be a throw-back to the days when the taffy pull was the big social event, but actually most everyone likes to make candy! It's" an especially nice rainy-day occupation for youngsters, and wise mothers will use a never-fail recipe, such as puffed corn sur- prise squares. Three ingredients are uséd in this unbelievably simple recipe. Semi-sweet chocolate is melted and a layer is poured into a square pan which has been linedg with waxed paper. Marshmallows and pre-sweetened puffed corn cereal are spread over the . chocolate. Then another layer of chocolate goes on top. The mixture is set aside to cool. As quickly as this, you have a delicious cereal sweet to serve as a radio or TV treat. PUEFFED CORN SURPRISE SQUARES cups (12 oz.) semi-sweet choc- olate, thopped or bits marshmallows, cut in pieces cups (pre - sweetened puffed corn) Melt chocolate over hot not boil- ing water. Line 8x8-inch pan with waxed paper. Spread about half of the chocolate in pan. Cover with marshmallows and pre-sweetened puffed corn. Spread remaining chocolate over top. Set in cool place to harden. Cut into squares when cool. Yield: 64 l-inch squares. TEETHING TROUBLES At teething time, baby is often fretful and eevish because of rregularity or an upset tummy, Try Baby's Own Tablets, These sweet little i tablets have been used by | mothers for over 50 years to overcome this condition. Equally effective for constipation, digestive upsets and other minor infant troubles. No "sleepy" stuff -- no dulling effect. Get a package today at your druggist. 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And that is just about all that is necessary in 'this "fast" rice and fish chowder. The ingre- dients need absolutely no special attention before they are cooked and a dish to make a "family feast" 'is ready while the table is being set. INGREDIENTS 1 cup uncooked rice 1, 8 ounce can tomato sauce 14 cups uncooked mixed vege- tables 1 pound frozen fish fillets, cut in pieces (do not thaw) 3 teaspoons salt 14 teaspoon paper desired) 3 cups water METHOD: In a large saucepan or soup kettle, mix. the rice, tomato sauce, mixed vegetables, frozen fish fillets, salt, pepper and water. Bring to a vigorous boil. Turn the heat as low as possible. Cover with a lid and leave over this low heat for 20 minutes. If a thinner chowder is desired, add additional water. This recipe make 10 servings. (or more if WIFE PRESERVER A trick to remember when laundering a coat is to remove any non-washable trimmings or By ALICE BROOKS Just the right size for your Todd- ler to hold! 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