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tomed taint g toward them and allows them to help her in the kitchen. Sometimes it is a nuisance to have them under foot and would be so | much easier for her to do the worl herself." These parents find chair-sitting very effective, the young father| By ELEANOR ROSS having profited from it in his own A kitchen surely does require early years. Instead of shrieking at|plenty of watching if it is to main- a youngster, a mere gesture of a/tain that homey, pleasantly shiny parent's hand toward the place to|look--not to mention the necessity |sit for 20 minutes may suffice. |for strict cleanliness. |IN THE NURSERY | Recently the two-year-old girl had to be hospitalized for three days. "The doctors andhurses were fingers and remove them immed- amazed at how well she had been |iately. The best way to take care trained and said it was such alo oun is to do it as you leasure to have her i - | - C Lins the mother i the nur Mer breakfast, it takes but a Child Sh 1d B T 3 | It looks as if these little children moment to go over the toaster ou e rane ar Y |have had a good balance of love|With a sudsy sponge, well wrung and restraint and that the wise|OUt. Then polish to a quick shine By G. CLEVELAND MYERS ways since he has grown older. home training of the father in self- with a dry towel. Some mothers are wonderful at|He helps around the house, too. He|reliance and responsibility has car- LIGHT SWITCHES teaching their children very early also sees that our twelve-year-old|ried on into the second generation, The same goes for the chrome ont to launder them in warm Sturdy zipper double plastic son makes hig bed before going to| (My bulletins "Self - Reliance" | suds and dry them pletely be- blanket bags, holding two or four "| A New Jefsey mother who has School and dries the dishes for Jean and *'Responsibility'" may be had|stamped envelope to me in care ofifore using again. blankets, protect your winter blan- |after the evening meal. Bill, six-iby sending a self - addressed, this newspaper.) Those handsome copper bot- kets from dust, dirt and moths. "#4 often written me of her successes | } ; joym i teen years old, also has his daily - and enjoyment of her * children chores which he does without a A on the stove, refrigerator and pots and and the kitchen f: Ri b the steel bowls, disp 0 chrome light switches, too, where hanging racks to add to the Kkit- each fingerprint stands out in re-/chen's shining beauty, need an in- lief. A washable plastic overlay between sudsing, hot rinse and will keep marks off painted swit dry cloth polishing if they're to ches. be used regularly. The grease and The teakettle on the stove is steam of normal kitchen opera- often quickly dismissed with a tions can cause a dulling film to quick swipe of the dishwashing settle on them. sponge--which only smears and Sogn ; COPPER MOLDS spreads the grease spatterings| and sticky dust that gather. Give gnu oroaractive molds of copper : {and other metals, bought more it a good sudsing and hot rinse for decoration than use, can be along with the es, mow and|eoated with a transp ellac then, and rub lightly with a dry|g, that they require only a gentle towel for a rewarding shine. washing. After washing and dry- PLASTIC COVERS ing the refrigerator door, give it a Plastic covers are such a help good coating of wax. This door in keeping small kitchen appli- really gets smudges from constant ances clean and pretty that we use, but a waxing makes a heavy often wonder why stores have to|scrubbing unnecessary. Wax thi promote them. However, the cov-/top of the refrigerator, too, where ers themselves soon get dingy|sticky dust resists both a dusting from dust, kitchen film and|cloth and the vacuum brush. splashes, but it takes only a mo-| Hot Sudsy Sponge Keeps The Kitchen Clean And Cheerful Women 10 THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Wednesday, June 27, 1956 CHILD GUIDANCE For The Best Results Where there are youngsters, it is necessary to be on guard fo smudges from jellystained little " "% to wait on and dress themsglves. | i "EASY.TO-FIX MEAL Fun For A Summer Pies With Flower Garnishes Time for supper! Put down the chicken pies; dust eurry pow- trowel, dust off your knees, and der lightly over the turkey pies; get ready to dig into some re:| spread garlic butter on the beef warding food. | pies. Ready and welcome for your| Garden Salad with Hot Bacon hungry crew are frozen meat pies| Dressing. Nothing tastes better which bake in 45 minutes. £ach 8-| with meat pies than a whopping ounce pie is generously filled with big bowl of garden lettuce, with chunks of meat and rich gravy. old-fashioned hot bacon dressing Give your family their choice . . .|. . . especially if you're the gar- chicken, turkey or beef. And top| dener. Add to it tiny green onions off each with a colorful garnish and crisp radishes from the next that gives these pies that "some-/row over; garnish with slices of thing special" air. |hard-cooked egg. Then watch it Garden Flower Garnishes -- For|disappear! the beef pies, cut sliced process HOT BACON DRESSING cheese for petdls of black-eyed] % pound bacon Susans; cut a slice of ripe olive for|1 tablespoon minced onion the center. To adorn the chicken/l tablespoon brown sugar ples, cut tulips from - cranberry 1-83 cup vinegar Jelly. To top the turkey pies cut|/1-3 cup water carrot slices into yellow vegetable Salt and pepper to taste flowers; use green peppers for, Cut bacon into small bits; pan stems, fry. Drain off all but 2 tablespoons Herb-Seasoned Toppings -- Ex-|of drippings. Add onion; cook until periment with different herbs and|tender. Add remaining ingredients; seasonings to add a new flavor sur- simmer § minutes. Pour hot dress prise to meat pies. Before baking, ing over lettuce which has been sprinkle caraway seed over the|torn into bite-size pieces to make headway with vital per-- THE STARS SAY | sonal matters and with long-range | financial plans, but do be careful By ESTRELLITA |during August, not to spend | money foolishly or you could wipe |out the gains made possible in FOR TOMORROW $ This day's lunar aspects favor the completion of outstanding matters as well as the accom- plishment of difficult tasks. Aslo, you may receive am invitation to a party, a weddingo r some other joyous function During the evening hours there may be a tendency toward hyper- sensitivity on the part of some, so try to be Siplomatie and under- standing. In this way you will not| "only avoid trouble, but will round out what should be a highly sat-| {sfying day. | FOR THE BIRTHDAY | If tomorrow is your birthday, you are now in excellent position uly. Domestic, social and romantic interests should be stimulating |during September and October and November should prove a month of great accomplishment Vibrations during December will be fine for monetary and occupa tional interests; will also favor personal and business prestige A child born on this day will be thrifty, sympathetic and highly imaginative. IN OSHAWA La Vogue Celina ot I Athol St. OSHAWA Skill has been a tradition || with us for over a quarter of a century. LEWIS OPTOMETRISTS 3 KING ST. 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