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LONDON, Ont. (CP) -- Ladies |$ . . " 2 stalks chopped celery auxiliaries contributed nearly half| frajiing plas, io. which te or 20- oz. tin stewed tomatoes of the Ontario Command Canadian | 0 P "1 1 small onion, chopped Legion Scholarship Fund in 1955, "°° Cook macaroni uncovered in the annual convention was told| The plan to foster intensive rapidly boiling salted water until Tuesday by Mrs. Margaret Rich-| trainifg for promising athletes tender and drain. Saute bacon or ardson of Toronto, Ontario presi-| was explained to delegates by ham, celery and onion over med- 300 was raised by auxiliaries. 1 MACARONI LUNCH | Mrs. Richardson reported that! 8 os. ready-cut macaroni » the number of active auxiliaries 2 tablespoons fat has risen to 345. Among new pro-| 3_ slices bacon, chopped, or jects is the Canadian Olympic, _Y cup leftover ham |Legion Auxiliaries Support Branches dent George Duthie, director of Spor Tum heat, and add tomatoes. Sim- THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Of the $14,400 used to award 37| programs for the Canadian Na- mer for ten minutes and serve on Thursday, September 27, 1956 9 4 a ple legion scholarships last year, $6,-| tional Exhibition. {hot macaroni. (Serves 6.) CHILD GUIDANCE Younger Brother Is Often Ls Canada's best WAX VALUE = Ignored By Older One 5 Cos Lo p---- By G. CLEVELAND MYERS |mother of this neighbor farm! A few years difference in age family. They often invited him for often makes it hard for the youn- ger child of the family, especially as the elder of two boys or two girls nears adolescence. i As the older child enters junior) or senior high before the other does, this difference is magnified in the minds of both. Even when/ two boys or two girls live on the same street, and have been good pals for several years, the elder one may drop the younger child rather suddenly around this time. Last summer, while one family or our grandchildren was with us, I saw this happen to two boys, 10 and 12. In the first place, the elder was given, rightly, some privilages not granted to the younger. The older boy had, in previous summers, learned to help in the barn and] "To ce" the sufferings of the fields of a dairy farm close by. The younger child had not caught on as well in this direction and his brother and his brother's pal,| SN 7 Johnson Quality at a thrifty price breakfast at their home. Several times, when they took their own son to a movie in the| evening, they only invited the) elder boy to go with them. During this period, when the older and younger boys were to- gether, they quarreled a great eal. FURTHER EXPLANATIONS Every young child must | made to understand that he will| have the same privileges of an older brother or sister when he| reaches that age. Further expla-| nations usually make the younger more resistant and argumentative. Also, as teen-age approaches for the older, the younger child just, has to learn to wait and grin and bear it until he is older. | About the best we parents can| younger child is to help him find other outlets for fun and play- mates of his own age. We cert- ainly should be patient and sympa- softer, safer itt the | N } ; : { Mg Led hey thetic during these trying times would not include him in their ac.|for the younger child, and try to tivities and adventures, like even-| CONVINCE Bim hat there are bet- ing fishing, sleeping under the MY bulletin, "Fighting and gi A ee ro boys in the Quarreling," may be had by send- neighborhood of the younger lad's soe a self-addressed, Stamped Sn age. Then, too, the younger boy yD > foe in care of this| was forbidden, for safety r ns, | paper. to be close at hand or help with certain dangerous activities and was kept in bounds While 8 mow- Jumble Sale Bic) ing machine or hay baler was gperating. 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