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Show ih ji ipn niii"Tpim imj f VWW wrljf w w , The Salt Lake Tribune, Wednesday, April 4, 1962 11 Are You Teaching Obedience?, and get the idea. Then stay with By Grace Langdon (Ph-D.- ) it until he gets it and does it Irving W. Stout (EAD.) Gentle persuasion brings A little child who is not obedience far more readily being taught to be obedient than harsh, peremptory deis being given more responsimands,' and the learning is bility than any child should have. He is being given respond-- ' bility for doing his living without knowing how to do it. He is being left with decisions to make that he does not know how to make. He is being made to carry around wrong ways of behaving that he does not even know he should not have. Expected of Him And a Salary, Too It is simple enough to teach a little child to be obe- easier and more comfortable for all concerned. ' Obedience with willingness that is the really useful learning. Dont be satisfied with the youngster merely Salt fake gfUmnr Iwlo men JVb dient Take a Little This and That, Mix Together Its a Hat! :v i ' Jf Annette Chambers . find better hat in , , i You i A:- By Darlene Galbraith Tribune Correspondent There is something about spring that goes to your' ead. It's a hat! Proof that in the spring a young mans fancy just as fancy as any girl was project Build a better bonnet launched by third graders at Kaysvllle Elementary School. From a wild array of flowers, paper plates, wisps of veiling and animals of assorted shapes and species the youngsters fashioned colorful springtime bonnets. ' Snipped and Stapled Skillful and not so skillful fingers snipped, stapled and glued to turn a nightmare of ingredients into dreamy Easter creations. Decorations ranged from baltiny eggs to loons of tremendous size; from single feat hers to whole chickens and ducks. Some had a bee on their bonnet, others a nest and ail had flowers bursting out all over. . Boys Joined In A project for girls? Not at all! boys were as enthusiastic as girls over their new chapeaux. And although one unappreciative sixth grader termed the whole class "a bunch of blooming idiots, for the third grade students it was fun!" When Easter comes theyll wear their bonnets and be the grandest ladies and the proudest fellows (maybe) in the Easter parade. I . WPK?"" V . couldnt dime store. ), ... That couldnt Brooke Hampton be a pie plate under the flowers? egg-shape- d ! vn yjTx Z-O- Potters Wheel Tunis Out Happiness Mac Donald became so proficient than an avocation became a full time job. 1 L studied art.ln schoolL she explained. And I found three dimensional design the thing I liked to work with best." Mrs. Mac Donald learned the ceramic makers art at the College of Southern Utah where she now teaches. She also studied at Oakland. Calif, and at the Utah State University. Her work has ranged from' abstract to such utilitarian Items as casserole dishes, cups, and tea sets. I find that teaching adds a stimulus to jny own work, she said It is gratifying to see students take satisfaction In something they create. Mrs. Mac Donald recommends an avocation for any woman no longer saddled with a homemakers chores. "As for me, it has been a life saver, she added. Make More, Save Extra Fritters NEW YORK (UPD Next time you make corn fritters, make double your usual number. Fry the extras, cool, wrap in foil, and freeze. The can be refrozen fritters heated in the-fo- il in a preheated hot oven lor 15 to 20 minutes. Open foil and heat 10 minutes more. a beautiful combination of style , comfort and quality , 4liHwtVA Jwtj . 1 ... How long did the Corey Bailey balloons last after fashion show? Vance King . . . Which came first Easter hat or the Easter Egg? I ry rr - youngster naturally looks to Mother and Dad to tell him what to do. They tell him what to do, he does it, ald suddenly found herself By Frank Jensen and he has been obedient. with time on her hands. Tribune Staff Writer what does Each time he they So, she took up a hobby most CEDAR CITY Like say it strengthens his idea to occupy her ceramics . that he should do what they .women-wh- o have raised a - spare moments. is is what say, and that this Unlike most women, Mrs. family, Mrs. Mary Mac Don expected of him. The more one can get that idea set without resorting to yelling, spanking, or swatting the better. It is altogether possible to teaeh it with a minimum of battles. The fewer the battles the better the feeling about the obedience. Begins to Twinkle When a very small child, say under two. is not as b'.ejit as one would like, it is more often a form of teasing than real disobedience. One says. No. that's not for baby, give it to Mommy. The youngster begins to twinkle, laugh, duck his head or pull away his hand. Its all a game to him. That is the time to stick to. Give it to Mommy. and get whatever it is out of those fingers. Then. Fine, that was fine, makes the obedience as satisfying as the game would have been. It is by these little things that obedience is learned. Yell at the child and he learns to do it when one yells, but not otherwise. What Is Wanted Being sure that the youngster understands what is wanted is part of teaching obedience. He cannot do what he is told unless he knows what it is. The fewer Mrs. Mary Mae Donald sits at potters wheel In College of words one uses in telling it Southern Utah studio. Hobby led to job teaching ceramics. the more likely he is to get what is said. Get his attention in the first place. Then speak slowly and distinctly. Teaching obedience takes patience, but It takes more than that It takes great reasonableness in what is asked. Make sure that demands neither overlap, pile up or contradict each other. Be certain that they are within what the child is able to do. Get the Idea Also, take time to let him Glenn Kirby, left, and Charlotte Durham get I Hampton Into a new Easter bonnet. Pupils Layton Elementary School Principal G. Henry j in third grade made bonnets from odds, ends. fsonww A doing the thing you said. Look through the doing to see how he feels about it If you see willingness then you can know that good learning is going on. Ground Lamb Ever use ground lamb for burgers? Season the meat just as you would beef, make the patties, anoint with olive oil and a sprinkle of crushed dried thyme and broil. M delightfully sheer seamless stockings c- - t 1 irregulars L buy now ct wonderful savings ... Majestic" pomp, in Wild Oat, coif with harmonizing mocha Van. Also in block calf with block potent trim. A Stock up at these exciting savings 11 find they irregularities are so small you B "Duette, won't affect the way your stockings look or wear. 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