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By NANCY SECRIST VP I Extension Agrnt The children will have several days home from school before Christmas arrives. To keep them busy and happy requires imagination and patience. First, follow your regular schedule as much as possible—good meals and a regular bedtime. Next, plan your activities so too much doesn't happen in one day. Third, allow them to help in the preparation for Christmas—even the tiniest can help decorate cookies. Homemade play dough is easy to make, a sure treat for all children and a nice gift to give. Play Dough Carolyn Manwaring Woodville 2 cups flour 1 cup salt Vi cup cornstarch 1 stablespoon salad oil 1 tablespoon alum 2 cups water Mix all ingredients except .i - ’
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