Salt Lake Telegram | 1951-03-12 | Page 10 | The Family Scrapbook

The Family Scrapbook By Dr Ernest G G. G Osborne Yesterday our doorbell rang There stood two young young- ladies eight or nine years old They rhey were dressed in white and each had on a neat apron Two trays held pieces of fudge and graham crackers Iced with colored frosting frost frost- ing Anne and Cind Cindy were ere peddling their wares vares from door to door Just a week ago ago Annes Anne's brother in a very businesslike businesslike way arranged arranged arranged ar ar- ar- ar ranged to take my picture with his new flash camera agreeing Bg to deliver er both negative o and print for Ive I've been much impressed by bythe bythe bythe the variety of business activities activities i ties the young young- fry in our building building building build build- ing carries on We Ve as children used to have ha lemonade stands and would do a few other odd Jobs to earn pocket money But we must have lacked the imagination imagination imagination imag imag- of today's style junior-style businessmen Almost e eve every v e r l' Y week theres there's a notice about availability of conscientious sitter baby on our house bulletin bulletin bulletin bul bul- letin board Two year old boys have a dusting and cleaning cleaning cleaning clean clean- ing service Its It's good experience for children children chil chil- dren to develop such enterprises And they do ha have hae e a whale of a alot alot alot lot of fun with them