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4 QUESTIONS WOINEN ASK
Whatshould one
do for herseIf?
By ELEANOR B.
RODGERSON, M. D.
Q. What should every wom-
an do' for herself?
A. From a gynecological
point of view:
1. She should get her yearly
Pap smears as soon as she be-
gins to have sexual inter-
course. She should have a
physical checkup by age 18,
regardless of sexual inter-
course.
2. She should report any ab-
normal. vaginal bleeding, dis-
charges, irritations.
3. If she is exposed to vene-
real disease of any kind, she
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4. She should examine her
breasts once a month about a
week after a menstrual period
and report any changes or
lumps.
5. She should be 'tested for
and irnamunized against Ger-
man measles, before she
takes a chance on pregnancy.
6. She should ask her doctor
about the dangers of taxoplas-
mosis, if she is going to be
pregnant .and live with cats.
Q. Will my birth control
pills keep me from hot flashes
now that I am 40?
A. Your birth control pills
should help control your hot
flashes at age 40, if they have
enough of an estrogenic effect
and your hot flashes are not
due to something else. If they
do not control your hot
flashes, and your physical ex-
amination -is normal, they
may not be providing enough
estrogen. (I am assuming you
are worried about the possi-
bility of pregnancy and are
still haying menstrual peri-
ods. Extra estrogen can be
prescribed along with the
birth control pills to minimize
the hot flashes while contra-
ception is necessary for your
peace of mind.
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20 MACDONNELL
A TWO -MEAL DISH- This tasty,casserole'is called Coq au Win, or Chicken with Wine. It
is a two -meal recipe serve one now and freeze the other for service later in the month.
COOKING CORNER
Chicken casseroles
will make two meals
By SUSAN DELIGHT
Meal -in -one entrees are
called' many things - stew,
skillet and casserole dishes, to
name just a few. Of these, the
casserole is probably the top
multipurpose dish.
Each of the casseroles fea-
tured today has something
else in common. Each calls
'for chicken one of the econ-
omy meats in this day of high
Meat Prices,. •
Do le-Batch/Coq:au VV* a
version of the French classic,
receives it's prestige flavor
from wine and mushrooms. It.
can be prepared in a large
enough quantity that it can be
served at two meals, One
batch can be frozen for later
serving.
Brunswick Style Chicken
Wings is a hearty dish com-
bining the .chicken- with frozen
lima beans, corn, tomatoes
and a variety of seasonings.
DOUBLE -BATCH
COQ AUVIN
8 bacon slices, diced
24 small white onions,
peeled
1 lb. small whole mush-
rooms
2 roasting chickens (41 lbs.
each), cut into serving
pieces
Salt, pepper
Flour
6 tablespoons butter
6 tablespoons oil .
4 cloves garlic, crushed
2 tablespoons dried parsley
flakes
1 teaspoon tarragon
'/i teaspoon thyme
3 cups dry white wine
In heavy skillet cook bacon
slowly , till crisp. Remove,
drain. Brown onions lightly
in pan. Remove, Saute mush-
rooms lightly. Remove.
Sprinkle chicken with salt,
pepper. Dredge lightly in
flour. Pour off fat in skillet,
add, butter and oil. Brown
chicken. Sprinkle with
crushed garlic and herbs. Add
bacon bits, onion and mush --
rooms. LineAwo 13" x 9" x 2"
baking dishes with heavy duty
Reynolds Wrap. Divide ch;ek-
en rnixtur...evven- - , , e w n .
di tvo casseroles.. P s
olW
cu wine over .each. Bake
one batch, covered in oven,
pre ated to 350 degrees F.
for one hour. If desired, re-
move chicken and thicken
with flour and water mixed to
a smooth paste. Return
chicken to pan. Freeze the
second . batch. When frozen
solid, lift from pan, overwrap
tightly in heavy duty Rey-
nolds Wrap, return to freezer.
When ready to bake, replace
frozen block in pan and bake
in oven preheated to 400 de-
grees F. for one hour, cov-
ered. Continue to bake uncov-
ered for an additional half
hour. '
Makes: Each batch serves
four to six.
BRUNSWICK STYLE
CHICKEN WINGS
2 pounds chicken wings
1 teaspoons salt
1/4 teaspoon pepper
1 teaspoon Ac'cent
yes cup corn oil
1 medium onion, chopped
1. zoo (1 pound) tomatoes
1 cup water
1 package (10 ounces)
frozen lima beans
1 can (1 pound) whole ker-
nel corn, drained
1 tablespoon Worcester-
shire sauce
3 tablespoons flour
3 tablespoons cold water
On piece of aluminum foil,
sprinkle chicken wings with
salt, pepper and Ae'cent. Heat
oil in 10 -inch fry pan; add
chicken and onion. Cook until
chicken wings, are lightly
owned on all sides and onion
mato liquid and water. Bring
to a boil; reduce heat, cover
and simmer 40 mindtes. Add
lima beans, corn and Worces- -
tershire sauce; cover and
cook 20 minutes longer or un-
til lima beans are tender. Stir
'flourinto water to make a
Smooth paste. Stir into hot liq-
uid in fry pan; cook, stirring
occasionally, until sauce is
thickened. Yield: Fourserv-
inks.
Spirit liter
for the week
By RUTH STAFFORD
PEALE
You are what you think
about all day. It may be ar-
gued that -we think about
. , many things. But when we ex-
amine our attitudes carefully
and honestly, we find that one
attitude of mind tends to pre-
dominate. Change your
thoughts and you change your
life. Think of God daily and
the day will be different.
.. be ye transformed
the renewing of your m '
Romans 12:2 '
YOUR HANDWRITING TELLS
Homemade slot is a trap
By DOROTHY
ST. JOHN JACKSON
Certified Master
Graphoanalyst
Dear Dorothy:
I'm turning into a perfec-
tionist housekeeper in my
middle age. It's getting to be
such an obsession with me
that I drive myself and my
husband crazy. I spent all day
yesterday (Sunday) cleaning,
and, today, every time 1 turn
around I see more dirt, and
keep picking up crumbs and
lint. Every night I fall into bed
completely exhausted only to
wake up in the night thinking
about some chore I have to do.
I feel close to a breakdown.
M.K.
Dear M.K.:
Crumbs and lint are hardly
worth the price you're paying.
It's obvious in the lack of
spacing between words that
you are bound by the same
strict set of behavior stand- -
ards, which guided you in
growing up, to guide your life
now. The pressure of your
small writing keeps you tense
and concerned as you focus in
on this "hand-me-down" kind
of living.
Being a perfectionist has
you in a trap.
The closely dotted i's, seen
consistently throughout, your
writing, keep you involved
and worried about little
things, so you neves' get done.
You close yourself in, so you
never get out. You are so con-
cerned about the bits and
pieces of lint and crumbs that
you never, really, see your
house in its entirety. And, in-
cidentally, nobody suffers but
you.
Deviating from your strict
schedule scares you, and
you're afraid of what other
people will say, if you do, seen
in the high part of the m.
Your Liner self is being
strained. It's had all the pres-
sure it can take, and wants to
get away from it all, seer) in
the long narrow loops. So,
you're frustrated and you m
don't know what to do. Unless
you broaden your scope and
put the dust, crumbs and the
lint into their proper .place of
importance, you'll just con-
tinue to wiggle around in your
hofre-made slot.
Aiming for perfection has a
way of bringing to the surface
our many imperfections.
'So, just try being an "ordi-
nary".
ordi-nary'. person.
D.J.
DECOR
w
to
_. brighten
bed room
ay >LATUNG
Q. We have .a floral wallpa-
per In our bedroom with
tchlngCafe curtains with a
cream background and f low.'
era . deep and pate rose,
deep turquolae rand ill
toucherOf beige and avocado.
The woodwork is a dark oak'
again, the.furniture urniture is .maple
and the floor is hardwood.
which I do not especiallylike.
The whole effect is monoto-
nous. Perhaps you could: sug.
gest accents that would
all brightentogetherup the
. room and tie it
-�- S,�G.
A. You might do your bed-
spread by choosing a solid
lively roee from the wallpaper
and draperies for a coverlet
and -pipe it in deep aqua. Do
an aqua flounce or pleat. Use
rose throw rugs or one large
rose rug in a solid.color,
Q. We moved into a home
with an angled bay living
ronin window with no seat"be-
low. ' The only curtain rods
now are for cottage or criss-
cross curtains. I Would like to
hang sheers with draw drapes
and valances. I'd like to save
these rods made for the inside
around the window because
they are quite expensive.
Could sheers be used around
the inside windows and could
you use a straight pole rod or
rod' and valance across the
windows on the wall outside
the bay? - A.B.
A. Certainly you could do as
1. What are the names
of the
seven continents, in order of
size?
2., Which was the first:. U. •S, . .
en ,,l
4 t ment" law?.en 9,4.1,' cfflel° i+a
3. Of what 20th century U.S.
President was each of the
following women the wife:
(a) • Lou Henry; (b) .Grace
Anna Goodhue; . (c) Bess
Wallace; (d) Helen Herron;
(e) Mamie Geneva Doud?
4.. What proportion of marri-
ages in the U. S. are civil
service ceremonies?
5. What insect makes the loud-
est noise?
6. What is the highest peak in,
the Alps?
7. What is the difference in
weight between a long ton
and a short ton?
8. What is the oldest European
settlement in the New World?
9: What book, after the Bible,
holds the all-time record as
America's best-seller? I,
10. Where, after Fort Knox, Is
the largest gold depository
in the United States?
11. What is the birth date of the
U. S. flag'
12. What South American coon-
' tries border on the Atlantic
Ocean?
ANSWERS
1. Asia, Africa, North America,
South America, Antarctica,
Europe, and Australia
2. Wisconsin, in 1932.
3. (a) Hoover; (L) Coolidge;
(c) Truman; (d) Taft;• (e)
Eisenhower.
4. Only about one out of ten.
5. The male cicada.
6. Mont Blanc, at 15,781 feet;
followed by Monte Rosa, at
15,200 feet, and the Matter-
horn, at 14,685 feet.
7. A long ton is 2,240 pounds,
while a short ton is 2,000
pounds.
8. Santo Domingo, on the Is-
land of Haiti; founded in
1496 by Columbus.
9. The "Blue -Backed Speller,"
compiled by Noah Webster
of dictionary fame.
10. The U. • S. Mint at Denver,
Colo. -
11. June 14, 1777.
12. Venezuela, British and
French Guiana, BrazU, Uru-
guay, and Argentina.
Eskimo works of art have,com
in from the cold and are giving
people throughout the world a
glimpse into the Eskimo's fight
for survival. Carvings of black -
stone, soapstone and whalebone
tell of the legends and animals of
the Arctic. Sealskin and stone
prints ifrovide a record of a riche
mythological and spiritual world
inhabited by demons, spirits and
unusual northern creatures. See
a fine selection of Eskimo• works
of art at The McMichael Cana-
dian Collection in Kleinburg any
afternoon except Monday.
dr ors
hive tlx: set
window.
Q 1 am rodeoratine ray
bst room, Wars arePit'd.a
9.pale pink with aquagrn tile
around thcbatf tub and wash
bowl. The floor . 3 covered
with a gray arid ,.ilk line
-
*UM. 1 cannot remove the
aqua tile but I ' iia Heed of,
the pink walls end the WV
another Could you suggest
e *theme that
would be attractive for walls,
floor and curtains for .a win-
dow on a west wall? - P.111.1.
A. Probably the east way
to create a good -(oolong bath'
room is to select a great wall-
Mor. I was wondering about
a design with aqua, bitter
green,- amethyst and white.
Use the amethyst for carpet-
ing (or the bitter green would
be good, too). You might use
.matching fabric for a window
curtain, laminate the, .fabric
on a window shade, use a
white window shade and add
fringe in purple, green and
aqua or shutter the window., x•.
think this could produce a
great looking room.
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