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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1970-06-04, Page 14Matter(STGRAIATAlcrtnISWAY;. J J T 970 With Shirley J. Relies o Woman to Woman ° trust that you will clip . it, and There are quitea few loose . save it ends to tie up this week, so I All the recipes printed there intend to devote some of the are; triedand proven by ordinary column, for that purpose. • housewives. Most of the, other First of a11., I would like to recipes which appear pn the impress upon the women of recipe page are submitted by Goderich the importance of home economists I who work for getting their news items into the various companies a n d by NO LATER THAN organizations. MONDAY. AT 5 P.M. Incidentally, :• if you have a As I have Mentioned before, recipe which you think is it is my hope to keep all the particularly good and you would women's news together in the like to share it with our readers, second section of the paper... I we would be happy to hear from think that women's news is best you. There is no need to use kept in the same place each your name, unless of course, week. In that way, omen that is your wish. readers can pick upthe second I should also tell you that section of- the paper, know that there are plans afoot right now it is their news appearing there to begin a series of recipes and' read all of it together, especially designed' for the woman with .a real flair for writing. , I wantto share with you an article' she ran in the Exeter paper last week. I think it 'Should' be read and 'heeded by,. every woman, no matter what her age. None of us go through life without cancer crossing our - paths, even if we do not have a personal collision with it. Statistics tell us four out of five Canadian women WILL NOT DIE of cancer and you can increase your chances of remaining in this group by knowing about the protection available to you. Increased knowledge about the disease has already had important results'. For example, the death rate perhaps comparing notes or weight watchers. in Goderich and in Canada for cancer of the gathering ideas. district. The Shrinking Violets uterus has dropped 35% in 20 Unfortunately, the second -have promised, to supply me years. section of the newspaper goes to with some of these'recipes and I Studies show that cancer in — press first. It is printed Tuesday intend to 'hold them to their women occurs most frequently and the deadline for copy for bargain. in parts of I the body easily this section is Monday at 5 p.m.* * * examined by a doctor, Tiger: Dunlop WI plans dessert Yea for. lune -17 The May . meeting of Tiger the lunch served by hostesses, Dunlop WI was held ° In 'the Mrs: Eric Reaburn, Mrs. Terence Carlow Hall with Mrs. Elsner ' II u n ter and Mrs. Gordon .,, Hunter presiding.. witting. The roll Gall was answered by• Frozen food giving a famous discovery in medicine and its use. It was agreed to ,° continue presenting _ cOISage • tQ Swshine Sisters at the banquet to be held. June 2 when. Dungannon WI is catering, and td invite the leaders of the recent 4-H Club to be our guests. Further arrangements Were' announced by Mrs,., ittin. for the Dessert Tea taking place June 17 at 1:30 p.m, - Plans were made to cater to a Silver Wedding Anniversary June 6 and the , annual Colborne Central School Graduation. Banquet June 25 in the Carlow Hall. Mrs. Terence Hunter , was named a delegate to the District. Annual at St. Helena for May 28. Mrs. Ralph Jewell introduced the guest speaker, Goderich Chief of Police Fred Minshall, who gave a most informative talk .on . Drugs. After a film concerning drugs, a Splendid question and answer " period added further to enlighten the members and guests present. Mrs. Emerson Elliott thanked Mr, Minshall on behalf of those in attendance. An. exchange of plants and seeds by the members,. followed 'Occasionally - there are The key to successful -excep 10 • ,.b t for the most • �Beglnning ibis week,. we have . treatment isy to detect cancer ,ouvnew--sewing column written part we i e to have:111" 'the - - ' ' ear 1 y ,and every women, . women's news gathered by 5 by Gil Rummenie. regardless -of age, should visit her Gil and I have been talking family, doctor regularly, p.m. Monday. about the best way to approach Y, If the stories arrive late, they this column and we have both Every woman should learn tt� examine her breasts each are either printed in the first how . ,. -�.. agreed that it should ;,ake+_ the • section of the newspaper o r -held month. The Canadian Cancer..• form that YOU would like it to until the following week. WeSociety suggests the following .hesitate to hold news over take. That means that. you girls method: because when the item is out there can have a real share in 1: Sit or stand in front ',of submitted, ' the writer is ' the: column by ,submitting ya�ir your mirror, with ° your arms own special questions and relaxed atyour arid erecting it to appear that same problems for Cil's answer., sides; week. In main cases, the stories examine your breasts carefully Gil tells me the questions can for any changes in size and could have ' been .,written andbeg submitted easily before the about any topic related to shape. Look for any puckering submitted Monday deadline. sewing. He is a skilled sewing or dimpling of the skin, and for . `. I have a few suggestions, for ,machine technician and can even any discharge or change in the those who are'in charge of advise you how to . repair or nipples. adjust your sewing machine to 2. Raise. both your arms over writing newspaper accounts get theme maximum performance your head, and look for about meetings: from it. exactly 1. Write your news stories as° ° the same things.. See if there's The column will be geared, at soon after . the meetings as been any change since you last first, to the novice sewer. I think possible. Submit them the �examined your breasts. Gil's intention here is to interest .following Thursday, Friday,3., : Lie on your bed, put a more and more girls in a sewing Saturday, Sunday ' or' Monday. hobby. I have become so Pillow or a bath towel under News . received Tuesday n. or enthused just speaking with Gil your left shoulder and your left. Wednesday w l be held over " hand under your head. '(From until the next issue, News items that I plan to bring my old this Step through Step 8, you ' beat -up sewing machine into Gil may be left at the Signal-Starto Seeif he can get it in repair so should feet for a lump or during the weekend. Simplythat I' can hem u a hankie or ' thickening.) With the fingers -of drop theirillirough the mail slot two ` on the front office door. ^ Really, '1 hope to get my 2. Mark all women's copy in 12 -year-old daughter going at care of.: Mr -s.- Shirley J. Keller, -the-sewing machine._ I'm hoping - women's editor. that with Gil's help, we can 3. It is not necessary , to launch her on a hobby that will submit typewritten copy. pay dividends....to her and to However, please write clearly me allowing plenty of space on the * * * , . sheet of paper for corrections to . - There is one ,H other matter y be made. DO NOT CROWD that I wish to draw to your YOUR REPORTS ONTO,..attention again.' SMALL SCRAPS OF PAPER if When J first arrived in you desire accurate",'.. Goderich, I asked that the reproduction. women would contact me to let 4. When there is not time to me know about certain . events write something out in time for going on in town and to make the Monday deadline, please ,arrangements for pictures to be telephone the Signal -Star and taken ask for Mrs, Shirley Keller. I will That offer stili stands. I will be happy -to take your story over try to please everyone. the telephone. - However, I have:. discovered • 5. Remember. There is no that sometimes 'newspaper charge for meeting reports photcigraphers are expected to published in this newspaper. It is do the impossible:" • our pleasure to oblige with this Since -I have a schedule to service. follow (and some weeks that * * schedule gets a little hectic, Just once more, may I remind believe me) I would appreciate"it ,brides-to-be and their mothers if you could • call at least three that there is absolutely NO days ahead of an event to give CHARGE for wedding stories me time to ' adjust my and Pictures published in the timetable...,if that's possible. _. " Signal -Star. This is --eon 1niunity Sometimes, of course, it Till news and we are pleased to be of not •be possible. Some of my service-to,ALL tedesia - evenings are tied. right up with We do reserve the right to regular commitments which - refuse all wedding stories which cannot ' be put off. But • are more than ONE MONTH sometimes, when we 'have old. We encourage brides���to advance notice of such an event make plans- I3EFORE the which conflicts with our wedding for the newspaper -calendar, we can make story. ` , , arrangements for someone else If there are any questions - to attend and take the necessary about your wedding write-up, photos. However, that involves please.telephone Mrs. Shirley time and cannot be Keller. --- that's me — and I will accomplished on the spur of the -attempt to, answer them for you. moment. * * * So please, be thoughtful. I am- pleased to see that so . With your co-operation, we can many people are taking - . advantage of eour Octogenarian Club to announce the upcoming birthdays of their friends, relatives and acquaintances who woman s editor at the Exeter are 80 years otage or older. Times -Advocate. She is Olken 'phis feature is gaining Whilsmith and .she is a capable popularity quickly. However, the Monday 5 pm. deadline applies here too, and there are occasions when a birthday appears a' week late 'because we . have received the information on Tuesday or Wednesday:.. ' -,, *'* * - , have a better women's section. * * * - A, good friend of mine is the Another regular feature about' which we have had some comment is our new Recipe ,rile. This space- is especially r ,�� r ►we . ars'•. Or pastinr Ont+ - 1 i recipe-, file •catd and wjienever: you come . aural * a recipe which Sounds;, particularly .good` to .you, we your .right hand held together flat, press gently but firmly 'with small circular motions to feel the - inner, upper quarter of your left - breast, starting at your breast bone and going outward toward ,, the nipple line. Also feel the area around the nipple. 4. With the same gentle •pressure, feel the lower inner part of your breast Incidentally, in this area you will feel a ridge of firm tissue or flesh. Don't be alarmed. This is perfectly normal. - . 5. Now bring your left arm down to your side, and still using the flat part of your fingers, feel under your armpit., 6. Use the same . gen pressure to' feel the upper, outer quarter of your breast from nipple line to where your resting.: 7. --And finally, feel the tower outer section of your breast, going from the outer, part to nipple. 8. Repeat the entire procedure on the right breast. Your own doctor may w you to use a slightly -different method of • examinatiory Ask hinrto teacfr ytni -that method. • Examine your breasts every month. If you find a lump or thickening, leave it alone until you see your doctor: Don't be frightened. Most bra lumps ,Or changes are not ca - , but only yo doctor can • tell. iiiimmi llnl$ulmnmulllluumumll(iiiillnnuulu GODERICH's OWN Lew -cal recipes Courtesy The facts Shrinking Freezer wrappings may be removed easily from fro t> roi3Ot by immersing meat in hot water for a few minutes. Food experts, Macdonald ;.Institute, University of Guelph, . say that •any. s' "face color changes caused this method do not af' - - • the quality. ' Ordinary • butcher paper or waxed paper should not be used fox wrapping frozen foods when they are to be stored for more than three days. These 'materials are not sufficiently moisture -proof, and b can cause freezer burn and lowering of ' food quality. ' The best freezer packaging materials, -say 'home economists, Macdonald Institute, University of Guelph, are polyethylene, plastic or waxed containers or cellophane bags, freezer paper or aluminum foil. These containers . should be sealed well, to exclude, as much air as possible. Can thawed frozen fdod be refrozen? If some ice crystals are "still present in the food, it may be refrozen without risk of food poisoning. Violets J TOMATO JUICE DRESSING 1 cup tomato juice . 4'tbsp. lemon juice . 2 tsps, grated onion 1 tsp. dry mustard 1 tsp. Worcestershire sauce Combine all ' ingredients - in screw-top jar. Shake' well' and chill to blend flavors. Serve on vegetable salad. ' Calories (0) , . I �nui L. w. McDonald CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT 39.51. David St,,. 5-24.6253 Goderich, Ontario au • Po laze owe u ovalimi"."471.100•04=6. 40.004W,_ w 145 ESSEX ST.. 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