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JANUARY '1, 1954

PAGE TWO THE GUARDIAN

Ladies Donit Forget To Serve Onions As A Dinner Vegetable

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(Prom Consumer section. Man home scono '-t of tho consumin- listing service, Canada Department Section, Canada Department of of Agriculture) Agriculture say that to make DIM!-

uq,muwaguwoum.p..kdfed onions, you first cook the .3 omen .5 ugh, ,0” "now not onions, fairly large once. (one for uhe poem, soul 01 the and bowls each serving) in boiling scltod but Robe,-L Lows Stevenson did Ind water. covered of coune. Boil for he was by no means me first to 20 minutes or until the onions are

mgnuon omom in ,. poem we tender. but not soft. Or cook in.

read that onions were considered "M pram” own" Tm” ”m”"' g .19.; delicacy md were much and chap 9. part of the center. enmgd 1,, Anclem Egypt. But ml. leaving the outside rings as a shell. some 1-9350;-L t,h9y we no. N. gem.” Add the chopped onion to the any used today. Tm, .5 am awed-I stuffing and fill the shells. Put the ly good wlme, to use "mom. ml. onions in a shallow baking pan there is an abundant supply of ”m Mk” in " mmermmy hm onion. or good quamy' um um, oven of 375” F, for so minutes. are my in prim, The home economists have some

-rhehomk. emmmsts 0. me Cong very good suggestions for the sumer secuon. Canada Depanmem stuffing too. They say that it may of Agriculture. have some gqod be a savoury bread one or it may suggesugns for usmz Omens. They be a mixture of other vegetables lemma us that ..m1e we use among and bread crumbs. A mixture of as geasonjngs and in salads and kernel corn with the bread crumbs; sandwiches, we sometimes mrget and bread crumbs. canned toma- mu, they 3.-e vegetables and Lhatiltoes and any kind of chopped meat they can be med m many waysgpmaka a very tasty filling. Left- "nwy may be 5..n..,d em." nlonmovers can very easily be used as a or in combination with anmherystuffing for onions, too. Baked vegetable .. mmagms and "mom beans seasoned with chili sauce go an very good g.,g.,u,,,, and so "eiweil in baked onions. Your fam- gu-uu beans, Most (amines womdlily will never know they are get- llke onions in a cheese sauce with mm le""”V" "mcamm and dheese crispy gm, of M..." smmkled will you use it as a stuffing for top. Arid who doesn't like onions omonsi baked to golden hrowness around 0”'9"5 End P0I'"'”” 3 roast of heel, i.-mm or pork .. Since onions and potatoes are they are just as good cooked that plentiful and very low in price way with poultry. too. . this year. the home economists of

But bciore you cook the omens, the Consumer Section, Canada. De- you have to buy them. There are:D3l”Im9-M Of Agriculture hBVI3 SUE- ihree millll typos of Canadian'l;9SLl0hS I0! USIUK them Iv089IvhEl'- gr-own onions, sold in the stores IPOEBID and 0h10h Puff made (T0111 -- the Yellow Globe (or more com- an equal quantity of potatoes and manly called Yellow Onionsi the lame Spanish-type mehla pie! 0! 08S5CF0lE3- onion and the Rm Cooking Onion.1 You make the Pull by cooking There are more of lhn yellow than Ihe P0953095 lmd muons Wgelhef. nf the others. but they are aiiltlien mashing ihcm. Season with worth trying. When shopping for-lsalt and pepper and beat until onions, look for those that are hard f1l1fIY- P310 UENIY 011 the mthlz and that have bright. clean skin. pie or casserole and bake in a Do not buy onions that are moist moderately not over. 3'l5sF. until or soggy and that have sprouts, it is golden brown. Onions can be stored in a cold." dry. well ventilated cupboard. If .puif with grated cheese or paprika. a part of an onion is left over. A good potato scallop witha gener- lt can be kept in the refrigerator cus amount of onions is very good if it is well wrapped in foil or during cold weather. The home waxed paper. When it comes to economists also suggest Potato and cooking onions, they should belonlon Pancakes. fcooked onlykvuntil tender. not soft, pong, gnd onion pmcgkgg or overcoo mg causes an un- ggeglsgnt odour and an undesirable :63: ggarjd rgtvwogilotatfu

Stuffing Suggestlons : mwmm new

If you haven't served stuffed In wggpoon baking pqwdef onions at your house recently. that 1 teaspoon um would be a good suggestion for id wnspoon peppu lunch or dinner very soon. The comb-mg me polalnel. onions. and eggs. Blond well together. Sift the flour. baking powder. salt and pep- per together and add to the potato and onion mixture. Again. blend well together. Drop by spoonful to a hot griddle or lightly greased frying pan. Cook until brown on one side (about four minutes).Turn and cook until brown on the other side. This recipe makes 24 medium pancakes which would serve six as la main dish. for lunch or supper.

These pancakes are such a nice golden brown that they do not need a sauce. The home economists guggegt serving them with sausages and a crispy salad.

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CRANBERRY SAIAD

2 cups cranberries 2 orange: 2 apples 1 cup siigcir Pin the fTIlilb”l'l'lF6. oranges and -4pDlP5 throuch the food nhoppcr. In I Emwded 5'-Wet "3 " "W MIX well wirii the sugar. Let stand "1311 hldy Who HI: 11”” 10 N1 93" until sugar is dissolved. This is u'9m9lY 13'' 1”? E5333”: "nuy good served with meat. really 3h9”1d Eh-I-1'80 W" Wdxht." The fat lady replied: "But if they -Windsor Smith. did. dearic, they couldn't afford lierlcque W. I. no atop for game people."

FIVE noses fiilinlkwmdutg,

lrnpsypIatumlullsfor"isore'...tbsr'iyonrmout positive proof of good baking . . . the kind of proof thlt'l '” "3! to get for all your baking, when you use FIVE Rosrzs ALL PURPOSE noun. ' FIVE ROSES has been a favourite with Canadian women for over 60 1y:Lrs.k&t'.s”d because FIVE ROSES means Inooth-textu ak 5

and cookies with . mi:-infsgemosia o... tested to ensure uniform quality, and vimnin-gm-ichgd for family nutrition. FIVE ROSES is the all. purpose Hour for all you licking.

ELLEII'S IIIIRY

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Thus January days. with the Joy and excitement of the beloved Bea- con put. grants to this housewife increased qiclls of leisure. some- times it is rue we must give it over to matters of rncnding-lrisis- tent. like one the morning brought us after a lad had hastily removed ii. jacket with words more merry than dismayed. ”Wh-o-ops, therei goes a button! but" now with at little dinw of concern "it's not much trouble to put back a button. isitfoniyaltitchortwoand it's done! But "with a serious air.

"have you seen Jamie lately? Then you won't like it-his overalls are so torn. Across the knee and down a leg! You'll have to new a whole day to mend that!"

Nevertheless there appears now those delightful spells for reading. for giving attention to the maga- zines and books. received from the Family in the Holiday season and put aside for Just such an after- noon ss was this one. How gay and colorful and interesting the Chrlstmas numbers of the period- icals! How fascinating the books. pages as virgin-clean as the snow which now covers lightly the farm- fields. And how difficult for us to return from such fireside excur- sions to take up again the chores of our housework!

We watch glimpses of a similiar love of reading in Granddaughter- she of the neat. freckled nose and the long golden braids. Before the Christmas week had flown, she had read one of her sweetest and we suspect most memorable gifts: Anne of Green Gables, a present from her parents. We talked of it with her on a. recent evening at The House across the Lane, com- paring the book with the radio

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Worthless Ex-Male?

First Wife Of Thrice-Wed Husband Wonders If She Should Remsrry Him

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our baby was born. Then he left working. bmiuht up our daughter.

possible, and hbpe )'0llxMl1 make sonir” out of it. I was married :30 years ago to a. man who dldntt work before or after our marriage. He drank. forged check: in his father's nuns. and L d until

iTIi Stars Say - .

Dnaianbsis which you my be called upon to make today can be of great importance. so take your

impulsively and analyze all.cltu- taking

the

time in making them. Do nothing the al

on

atlons carefully before

action of any kind. Do not let wor- gtlou u ry prevent you from -- centretlnc and

on your duties. however.

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and relhbili . comm. . P 1” arc cxioellcnfafor banallnc i.i::.IL&vtI:huomThaeb. . huh. orlndulclnsinre-poutbilitythstyouwmboaidsaa; For Tomorrow

your tltlons by someone emu, fluencc whom yui will meat In or. On the other hug!

WW I" Dortaut part in your romantic

L10! Pl "nutm timpo u. youtsel.f.inust Achildbcrnon thisdcywillbe

I us. I divorced him and continued

band remarried. was divorced, remarried. and has been living in an-

wants tocomcbpckt.ome'.Ihaveseenhimafewtlmes.whenhchu made wonderful promises for the future. His family is anxious for us to be together again; mine 1s.very much opposed to it: My daughter

says the decision is up to me. I have a good job. a nice home and car.

My former hilaband has Visited me

several times, he was pleasant and

said he wanted to make amends for all the wrong he did us. Do you think I shbuld continue to date him now (before his divorce). and take

him back later? ANSWER

JOYCE W.

: Onb the Delphlan Oracle could predict the workings of a man's mind. but the intmticns of your ex-mate are so pclpably evi-

dent that I don't see how anyone

who has shirked all responsibility would be about 45 years. He's done

could be fooled by him.-unlus, of course, the desire to be hoodrwlnked is present. Here you have a man during his lifetime. which I judge

as he liked. has had his good times

And, finally. has come to the end of his rope.

Perhaps he no longer appeals to women. perhaps people have just gotten wise to him and aren't handing out any -more. At any rate. he learns that a cozy home is available with 3. wife he deserted, that the necessity of working no longer will plague him. and all this is his at the cost of a few flattering words. empty promises delivered smoothly. Wouldn't he be a fool to let it all go by without trying to get on the gravy train? His success is. apparently. easier than ever he dared dream. Such is the gullibility of some women. If onw people would put such

faith In God.

Your letter conveys every intention of taking your ex-husband back,

and I hope it doesn't work out too

badly for you. A oomfortable home.

absence of worry over financial matters. may keep him from straying again. If his company is recompense enough for supporting and worrying over him, I wish you luck.

DEAR MISS DIX: I have s friend and over a period

of time she has repeatedly told me disparaging things that other people

have said about me. She says it's because she feels it her duty to tell

For extra. flavour. sprinkle the.

loered Minister of the Church at

adaptation. the children and house-

wives of the Family had followed imposme m smug them ML

me. I hate to believe tales, but sometimes they are so convincing it's

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ANSWER: One of the outstanding blots on the face of this good

' h k ' I. Ch h- . lgflih 3;” latienwgagyxrtig awjguzot r.arth”of ours is the friend who does distasteful things "for your own ' good. She and her like should be shunned like the plague, silenced, for-

then concluded. "Matthew died-

Cooking onions is an excellent topping forldm you know?” she connded uyesl cibly if necessary. whenever they utter those false words. People who

give them encouragement. by listening and acting upon their scurrilous

suddenly. l was sorry-he was so gossip. are almost as bad. The lady

1 nice."

one

(7) most certainly is not a friend.

Miss Nluen cannot reply pernonalr ta renders but wu; gnu",

50 we read tms afternoon when viroblems of Interest through this column.

the house was still and all but

deserted; when the fire crackled and the kettle sang; and the buff- hued cat on the couch stirred and stretched and yawned-and then cuddled down in content for an-I j, other nap. And with a. smile wei fancied again a familiar voice call:, D "El-len. El-lenl Where is that childi Oh. there you are stowed away with a book-and so many things waiting to be done! his a queer

- That Body Of Yo

By James W. Bcrhn. Ill). '

SCHIZOPHRENIA - LIVING IN A DREAM STATE

housekeeper you will make. I'm. TFTF Many of us in good physical and mmkmK' um”. you mum” ml mental health may give little

change your ways." 1 And we heard again across the ;:L:g:ltp:h;;”:h11:ki::”thne":Er .4 y””' me Wm” of " "men" goverrunent takes good care of th M t te I is t th t Mme: - - 0"” ”h"5' my ”Le"d5' ouEMr:ovlem(;I'-ieLhILaap:2'ridg morhurerwneay Wm 37”" b5 mured 0'. Heaven and gives more accommodation to And" "uh me under Emm.o.I one those in poor mental health than who has "seen and WW"-' Wm” to all other types of illness and a gior-r-ious place it will be; with- mum” mmbmedg However. there out trial or tribulation-fair as the am pm...” m. nations; omnniz. momma. bright 8! the day . . . ations of public spirited men and neither night nor sorrow-nor sln- women who try to help them be ning." And again we could (AMY more happy and contented. one of our childhood reflection. That was these organizations is the National all very well. but what about books? Amociation for Mental Health Inc., Without a wide selection of these 1190 Broadway. New York 19, N. Y. and some quiet place of retreat for In a recent news release we learn us, Heaven itself would be sadly tabs: the S1.tlEl:fneR”(;0lln1lqlIoI;n::::g lete. 98 99 Swt - m-Ephnelpdog bu.” he,-.1.-ling me .p- lvllaaonlc Jurisdiction. has recently roach of .1 mughmm How pgggoxp iuued I. grant 0! S'I5.(XX) to the g. now ,,ou,d be m, .......d of National Aacclation for Mental g sic of Health for schizophrenic research bmk h”! b”"' m” m" i th 1 e r This Scot- leigh-bells. instead of only the dur ns 9 com D8 3 8- irnd M mmxheels. tish Rite has given more than a I D, million dollars to this fund durng Until mmorow . . . - B-FY comm. M the past 20 years. "" 3 I:nhlsbook."OffiuPlychlM:ry.” Dr. L. G. Moench. Assistant Clinic- al Professor of lC&'.ICIgld!:1.cUnlV?::I;Y of Utah School of M inc. 5 es that schizophrenia takes 1511) more hospital beds than any o er one disease and is still one of the most 'mr ling. Onsolthoflrstsignn of this most common form of mental dis- h ll f th rorwi Q. mm on I we -in mm .i.:.::..".;e.:.. 3 ”"p” ''"'m"'' warms" "Excessive moralism. erratic irri- 5- D” m” "wmm m me”, up tsbility. or certain obsessions or ”9" km S ””9E"' '3' " mm" H cornpulslonc. marked drop in en- lichle to result. Instead, cover it emy oumut (menu. ma phyncuh quioiriy with salt. 'Rien -weep . kn , H 9 1..,.,....,., m vague viea ass. I B11 . . this up carefully and no unear w are umy signs... M 19” These patients make a break with Q. How am I mag. ,. good .9. reality. refuse to face duties and

1. what is wrong wui this sen- tence? ”It sure is kind of you to leave me borrow your pencil."

2. Vvhat is the correct pronunci- ation of "facade"?

3. Which one of these words is

lied? Anatomy, anachronlsm. analize, apathetic.

4. What does the trude" mean?

5. What is I. word beginning with cy that means "diwelleving in the sincerity human mot-

ives"'I ANSWERS

1. say, "It. surely is kind of you to let me borrow your pencil." 2. Pronounce fa-sad. both a's as in sh. accent second syllable. 8. An- alyze. 4. To thust out; eject. "Those who know the least often obtrudc the most suggestions." 5. cynical.

word "ob-

"The major break with reality may come at a time of facing new sex- ual. coonoinic. or social responsi- bility. The stresses may come from the oumide. from within. or may even be the result of an illness such as a poisoning from goitrc." There are millions of individuals who live so close to the normal line that they are unnoticed and live in society without friction. "'Ilhe'y may be obscure persons holding down small jobs or they may be import- ant prominent persons. especially in literature. drama, interpretive danc- ing or painting."

The schizophrenic dislikes influ- ence. dominance. coercion. He needs independence but seems un- able to achieve independence (be- come his real self) without re- treating into taniasy. In fantasy he is the only one who is right. all others are wrong. This is called living in a "dream" state. I Most cases of schizophrenia re- cover. but it may take a long time. Fortunately the newer forms of treatment bring about more rapid cures.

Panza? responsibilities of everyday life.

A. Try frcecinc some pineapple juice to I sherbet and savini I

spoonful of it in a glass of grape- . ? fniit or loganberry juice at the beginning of a meal.

Q. How can I remove the marks left on the skin In adhesive tape? A. Try wiping with benzine or

any cleaner of the benzine typo. BALE-SIZE STYIJ

For a slim-through-the-middle look -. we Icy end this dream with the longer-waisted effect. Note the easy fullness at the lids - thls is the graceful lins half-ciserl love! Prqmrtioned to fit the short. fuller figure .. no alteration prob- isms.

Pattern 4725: gait Sizes Ig;5. IOM 1834. 2086. VI. - I9 1!t'hcwiui"oiip"isiiscdlriany ' .4 . won" mm. 1'' men. . mu loft takes its yards as rich pint. Two owe. therefte. are equal This pattern easy to yes. simple to one pint. Ind four cups are one to saw. is tested for at. Bu com- QU6l'I- plea illustrated instructions.

sliver ssnd Thirty-nvo cents (lbs) in "A1IW'I'M1k IlNM0dI40WI0coinI (stunpsoannotbsacooptnd) WW! In Vhlch Illm 1- vuhad it for this pattern. Print plainly also. will help to keep the silver Irrisht. Name. Addreu. Style Number.

WWW 0'0"! send order to ANNI ADAMS.

clo The Guardian. 00 Front street HE” R "mm '"d' M "M" "w West. Toronto. Canada.

ills soap. Dinolvw 1 ggggoonfui g bodigsxuisl ;: pint hot water and I 1 quart of th dc. mm. .0”, mg ,,.,,. 0; ,,',l:..,, this be handled! . and wash gently in the same mcn- A- 7”” Elm" m"" "E ”"'”' ngg .. ".m,.. we hut mm. asks the permission (1 the host or in the some way. when dry rub z”:::'m':& :&m”m”'' 7”” be th P99" '-”u9I9I5d-

Wm ' h"'a' ” '”"'”' the gum iniuieciaieiy calls the op- erator. cab for tho charges. and Him results this amount to the

Measuring

t or bottom. Q. should a woman thank the waiter who holds her chair while

Modern Etiquette

diellbeixu seated inc tur- ant?

A. Thh is not neceuary

Q. when is saved

II M61?! 10!” I with pork. should itbeesten with make 5 lolig-dh-cmoonorfu-k7

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Due to the mild Full weather we are "stuck" with a huge stock furs. .To liquidate this carry over we have cut the prices to rock bob . tom. We now offer you furs of the lowest prices In years.

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saving up to 3800 on His inac- nlflcent Russian Persian Lamb. give away prices, from

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