Evening star. [volume], March 01, 1963, Page C-7, Image 33

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Mr. and Mrs. Bene Barr re
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the anniversary will not be
until Tuesday.
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was given by their children
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held at the couple's home.
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Daughter Is a Veteran Camper
To Mri. R. H. J., Takoma Park
Mrt. M. S. G., Alexandria
Our daughter was 2 when we started camping;
she is now 5 and looks forward to our camping
trips as much as her father and I do. We have
several suggestions that may be helpful to you,
although our child is probably older than yours.
We started with her sleeping in my sleeping
bag with me. We found it
much more satisfactory for
her to have her own sleeping
bag.
Putting duffel bags, laun
dry bags or suitcases around
her sleeping bag prevents
her from rolling out onto the
tent floor.
In the mountains in Colo
rado when she was 3, we
also had her wear a blanket
type sleeper suit. We have
seen babies on camping trips
sleeping in portable cribs or
playpens and this seems a
good idea for a very young
child.
We use powdered milk, just
mixing the amount needed,
when on long trips in out-of
the-way places. This saves
cooler space and you aren’t
as likely to run out.
The individually packaged
pre - moistened towels have
been a big help in keeping
her hands and face clean. We
take along a very small in
flatable child's plastic wading
pool to use as a bathtub. This
is used inside the tent and
put on a large piece of plastic
to prevent splashing on the
tent floor. In chilly weather
we heat water in a tea kettle
for the bath.
When it is warm outside,
the child can use the pool for
“swimming” in the sun.
We take a few toys with
us —doll, some doll clothes,
crayons and a pad of paper,
a ball and some books. A
small dump truck or tractor
or pail and shovel are fun
for playing in the dirt.
We also take a Mexican
string - type hammock that
rolls up into a ball. We string
it between two trees and our
child loves to swing in this,
and it is an attraction for
other children in the area.
In Colorado we saw many
young children (toddler age)
wearing leather harnesses.
Their parents felt these were
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a safety precaution in the
mountains.
We are rather new to this
area and have never been
camping around Washington,
so we would certainly ap
preciate any ideas you might
have about the nearby parks.
I hope you enjoy camping
this summer and that your
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Thank you again. Your help
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