—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, November 5, 1960
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• Child's World
(From paee f 9l
inconvenient, a basket with
which to carry, the toys to
the main storage space mig
ht be used.
Storage space in the form
of a box or closet is desir
able m a room that comp
any enters. Lids and draw
ers can bo closed; thus hid
ing the toys from view.
A box on casters is por
table and is handy to move
from room to rppm. depend
ing on wheio the child is
going to play.. Padding on
the lid makes if useful as
a seat also.
A seat along the wall of
a family room, with hinged
top or side, makes a conven
ient space to store toys yet
it is functional as seating
space
Tricycles and wagons us
ually go well in the gar
age, car-port, or basement
However, if you are storing
them m a garage have an
area provided for them so
Every Second Saturday of the month you canpnfoy
' 2 p. m.
i- v \ \ to“ 6 P. M.
Plan a party at home, or a dinner for your organiz
ation Reserve your chicken in advance by calling
June Sangrey, LO 9-0428 We do ai the cooking,
and will specially-package your orders for pick-up
on barbecue dates
CARRYOUT ONLY! Special Prices on 50 or
$l.OO PER HALF more halves by advance
11 ... „ . reservation!
=. Mm. Net Wl. 11 1 lbs. per
J- half CALL US!
they don’t use car space. A dictionary or other re-
BOOK GIFTS FOR ference books are recoin-
CHILDREN , , -
* .„ , .. ... mended. Local librarians can
A book, suited to the * . .. . A
child's age and interest, is on il ese too. After
one of the best choices for esc ,*?? s,c b “ b -‘. dl dds
a birthday gift or for some home library should be cus
other special occasion. Child 11 *
[he *"youth ‘as ?S! £e spt
du?„g” e . d .h‘pS=ri sr " teres s„i a r , LfS
mg up. The influence of a ;l " , !
‘, i u with books allows the child,
good book often lasts long close , personal
nnH r wLi°in S 310 d ‘ iCardCd teehng about his reading.
® ’ Even the smallest home lib
rary, if well chosen, can
build lifelong friendship wi-
In shopping for children’s
books, consider the interests
abilities, age and grade of
the boy or girl who is to re
ceive it The first book often
is nursery rhymes (Clear
color in illustrations and lar
ge clear print are especial
ly worth considering) Af
ter that the child may be
ready for collections of fam
ous stories fairy tales,
legends, myths, nature or
animal stones The librarian
at the nearest school or pub
lic library may well be con
sulted for lists of recom-
BARBECUED
CHICKEN
al the “Poultry Center" of the
Lancaster County Poultry Assn.
340 W. Roseville Road,
Lancaster
SAT., NOV. 12
(This series to replace the Annual
Lititz Event)
mended books for
at different ages.
EXPERIENCE COUNTS!
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RICHARD NIXON
Eight years’ experience in the President’s
Cabinet...in the National Security Council
...in the U.S. Senate
No other man in our history has been as well
prepared for the Presidency as .Richard Nixon.
Working closely with President Eisenhower, he
has learned fust-hand the intricate duties-of the
Nation’s highest office. As the most active Vice
President ever, he ha* proven time after time,
at home and abroad; that he baa the skill and
the courage to solve any challenge that
may arise.
Richard Nixon does not have to grow up
to the job. He has lived with it for eight
years. And because experience counts, Richard
Nixon is America’s chief hope in the critical
years ahead.
Vote for NIXON and LODGE
they understand what peace demands
... and for a Greater Pennsylvania
Vote Straight Republican
Judge BLAIR F.
GUNTHER
for Judge of Superior Court
A ' bitting” Judge who deserves
re -election on his record of 17
\ears of (air, impartial and
honorable service on the bench.
A jurist of eminent legal attain
ments, ho has won nation-wide
fame as Q vigorous and tearless
leader m Urn fight against
Communism
REPUBLICAN STATE COMMITTEE
OF PENNSYLVANIA
George I. Bloom, Chairman
Mrs. Ruth Glenn Pennell, Vice Chairmen
children th books. A. Avoid palms that
Q. When do children begin large amounts of lead McS
lo enjoy games? enamels and varnishes
. tain traces of lead but
A. Children under 4 aren t j y there isn’t enough to
apt to enjoy group games. a Check har m
Then when you do teach paint dealer on ™ Vour
them games choose those that mlght like to t a ’ Y °u
ha\en t hard and fast rules seal gives a * nat ***»
Pan games for just a few ish which is fairl soft
children and see that they ac- H won ’ t scratch / s ™ B ut
tually participate frequently shellac or varnish y “ s
rather than waiting too long
for their turn Don’t choose
sides or teams because the
idea of group play means lit
tle to them at this age.
Q. Whai kind of paint is
sale to use on a child's play
pen?
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ROBERT F.
KENT
for Auditor Central
With ten years of legislative
leadership and four years ns
State Treasurer he will bring ex
perience and great abibty to the
office of Auditor General, serving
as the "watch-dog” of your tax
money, guarding the public funds
against unlawful or wasteful
spending.
HENRY CABOT LODGE
Seven years* experience as United States
Ambassador to the United Nations ~.
'‘America’s Voice to the World”
There fa hardly a man alive witlta better work
ing knowledge of Communism, and its threats
than Henry Cabot Lodge. Aa-America’s highly
respected spokesman at the. H, N. for the past
seven year*, the Communist challenge has
been bis primary 'concern. And. time-after tune,
in fab forceful and articulate manner he has.
thwarted Communist attempts, at world
domination.
There can be no more important issue than
world peace. And once again, because ex
perience counts, Henry Cabot? Lodge js Richard
Nixon’s perfect partner for peace.
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CHARLES C.
SMITH
for State Treasurer
The people are served best when
their fiscal officers are indepen
dent of the party in power. As
State Treasurer he will be re
sponsible only to the people,
bringing to that office the sam’
initiative, fairness and courage
that marked hia outstanding
service as Auditor General.