Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - August 7, 1963, Winnipeg, Manitoba 18 Winnipeg free press wednesday August 1963 hints from Heloise by Heloise Cruse dear Heloise i want to Tell you about my wonderful dish it s Good for scrubbing or washing dishes or any chore for which a cloth can be used. I would Trade one of these for a Carload of sponges. I buy Wash clothes at the dime store on Sals. I buy five of these wonderful cloths and Cut one in four sections. I quilt one fourth piece i have Cut from the fifth dishcloth diagonally into the Center of the other Wash rag by stitching it on the machine. Why not let your readers try it and give them this hint i think they would love it. Elsie Goss dear folks Elsie sent in a Blue Wash cloth and sure enough it Hac one fourth of another Wash rag stitched diagonally in the Cen Ter. I have had this letter on my desk two weeks while using this Wash cloth for scrubbing everything. It gives a grabbing base to your hand when you Wash something it scrubs Wood work tile floors and just about anything. I agree with Elsie there is just nothing like it without spending any Money you All could take an old Wash cloth and try this method. You won t lose anything and i be Lieve you will find something great you will never do without hereafter. Our thanks to Elsie. Heloise dear Heloise it seems to me that the lonely Bachelor who heats his break fast plate by letting hot water run Over it goes to a lot of extra trouble when the same thing can be accomplished by placing the dishes in a warm oven about 250 degrees. This requires no dry ing either and the lingering heat in the oven keeps the dishes warm much longer. I bet he does not pay his own Utility Bills. Another Bachelor dear Heloise i am a fan of yours. I read your column and get lots of Good tips. I thought you might like the enclosed hints for those who have furniture covered with Lea ther like plastic Ordinary dirt can be removed by washing with warm water and a mild soap. Apply soapy to a Large area and allow to soak for a few minutes. Brisk rubbing with a cloth should then remove most dirt. This procedure May be repeated in Case of stubborn or embedded dirt. A soft bristle Brush May be used after soap has been applied. Paint should be removed immediately. Do not use paint re mover or liquid Type Brush cleaner. Use a White cloth dampened with kerosene and gals there s that Good old kerosene again painters Nap tha or turpentine. Care must be exercised to keep these fluids from Contact with soft fabrics or with the wooden areas of the furniture Ball Point Ink. This Ball Point Ink May sometimes be removed if rubbed immediately with a Damp cloth using water or rubbing alcohol. Waxing and refinishing improves the Wear ability and any hard Wax May safely be used. Mrs. Lesson custom upholsterers baked fruited breads satisfy Light hunger by Norah Cherry bread and butter with a Glass of iced Tea make a Fine snack for humid summer afternoons or evenings these fruited breads Are quickly mixed. Called Quick breads they Are baked almost As soon As mixed. Dou ble the recipes using one loaf immediately and Freez ing the second for unexpected raids on the snack sup ply we advise leaving the unbaked loaves in their pans on the kit Chen counter for 15 to 20 minutes before baking. There is a reason for this the rest period ensures a smooth even crust with no humps or cracks. Too often Home ovens Are a bit off Regula Tion temperatures and the lower or higher heat causes some dam age to the top crust. The rest period eliminates much of this annoying crust. Don t overheat these breads just Dampen the dry ingredients. For the finest flavor from these breads wait 24 to 48 hours after baking to Cut. If Cut the Day of baking they will crumble holding into a smooth slice that takes kindly to a bit of butter or a cheese spread. Moist Date bread. Z cups sifted All purpose flour i Teaspoon Salt 1 cup chapped pitted Dales 1 cup boiling water 1 Teaspoon baking soda 3 Tablespoons salad Oil 1 cup sugar 1 egg 1 cup chopped Brazil nuts 1 Teaspoon Vanilla sift then measure flour resist with Salt. Place dates in bowl add boiling water and baking soda. Stir then Cool. Beat to Gether salad Oil and sugar stir in Well beaten egg. Add flour mixture alternately with dates to creamed mixture. Add nuts and Vanilla. Pour into greased and floured pan. Let stand 20 minutes. Preheat oven to 350 Deg. F. Bake loaf 50 to 60 minutes or until tests done. Let loaf stand on wire rack 15 minutes. Turn from pan. When cold wrap and store. Pineapple fruit bread 1 cup sifted All purpose flour 1 Teaspoon Salt k Teaspoon baking soda 2 Teaspoons baking powder 1 cup whole wheat flour Viz cup chopped Brazil nuts -2 cup sugar cup chopped glazed Pine Apple cup chopped candied Orange Peel egg 1 cup Buttermilk 2 Tablespoons melted butter sift then measure flour resist with Salt baking soda and Bak no powder. Stir in whole wheat Lour nuts sugar pineapple and Peel until Well mixed. Make Well n Centre of dry ingredients. Jeat egg Combine with butter milk and butter. Add to dry ingredients stirring Only until flour mixture dampened. Spoon into uttered and floured 9x5-Inch oaf pan. Let stand 20 minutes. Preheat oven to 325 Deg. F. Bake loaf 50 to 60 minutes or until top Springs Back when touched with Finger. Place cooked oaf in pan on wire rack. After 5 minutes remove from pan it stand until cold. Store and wrap. Leave 24 to 48 hours be Ore slicing. Butterscotch bread 2 cups sifted All purpose flour 1 Teaspoon baking powder Teaspoon baking soda Teaspoon Salt 1 egg 1 cup Brown sugar 2 Tablespoons melted butter 1 cup sour milk cup chopped dates i cup chopped nuts preheat oven to 350 Deg. F sift then measure flour resin with baking powder baking soda and Salt. Beat egg stir in Brown sugar and melted butter unti Well blended. Add sifted dry ingredients alternately with milk fold in dates and nuts. Spoon into buttered and floured 8x4v4 Inch loaf pan. Bake 50 to 55 min utes. Leave in pan on wire race 10 minutes. Turn out. Cool in up right position. Store in tightly covered tin 24 hours. Slice and butter to serve. Banana bread 2 cups sifted All purpose flour 1 Teaspoon baking soda Teaspoon Salt cup butter 1 cup Brown sugar 2 eggs 1 cup crushed bananas i cup chopped filberts preheat oven to 350 Deg. F sift then measure flour Resil with baking soda and Salt Cream butter and Brown sugar together until Light. Add Well beaten eggs. Stir in flour mix Ture alternately with bananas add nuts. Pour into greased ant floured loaf pan. Bake 45 to 50 minutes. Leave on wire rack 10 minutes after removing from oven. Turn out. When completely cold wrap and store Ai least 24 hours before cutting. Maraschino Cherry loaf 2 cups sifted All purpose flour 2 Teaspoons baking powder i Teaspoon Salt cup butter 1 cup Brown sugar 1 egg 6 of. Bottle Maraschino cherries milk 1 cup chopped walnuts preheat oven to 350 Deg. F. Sift then measure flour resist with baking powder and Salt. Dream butter until Light gradually add Brown sugar beating until blended. Stir in Well beaten egg. Drain cherries. Add milk to drained liquid to make one cup. Stir liquid into creamed mixture alternately with flour mixture. Add chopped cherries and nuts. Spoon into greased loaf pan. Let stand at room temperature 20 minutes before baking. Bake 50 to 60 minutes or until loaf tests done. Place on cake rack Cool 20 minutes. Turn out of a n. Evhen cold wrap and store. Slice after 24 hours storing. Rummage Sale Herzl chapter of Hadassah will hold a rummage Sale at . Thursday at the Hadassah store 664 Salter Street. Cakes Bette with Pacific milk because Pacific is made of milk from Canada s finest Dairy herds. Made Wreh casseroles. I Pacific Quality comes first with Pacific milk Wedal Naa Bain Edward the Home of or. And mrs. James f. Edward was the scene of a quiet wedding at 7 . Saturday August 3, 1963 when their second daughter Ellen Jane was United in marriage with . William Bain Youn Gest son of or. And mrs. Hugh Bain Hamilton opt. Rev. J. Mathieson of Sperling United Church Sperling Man. Officiated. The Bride chose a floor length gown of White Peau de some Cut on Sheath lines with a Bateau neckline and Elbow length sleeves. The skirt fell in a Short train from a Large Bow at the Waist. She wore wrist length gloves and a shoulder length veil held in place by a Rosette and puffed to Frame her face. She carried a Cascade of Gardenias and Stepha Notis. The Bride s two Sisters acted As attendants Patricia As maid of Honor wore a full length gown of american Beauty Rose Peau de some and Christie a gown of surf Green. Both girls wore White accessories and car ried a sheaf of White carnations. The Bride s Mother chose a Blue and White printed Cliffon Sheath and wore a Corsage of White carnations. Best Man was the Groom s brother or. James Bain. Following the signing of the Register or. Lloyd Shewman proposed the Toast to the Bride and telegrams were read from Well wishers. After a Short honeymoon in the Lake of the Woods area the Groom will return to his base in France. Out of town guests included or. Hugh Bain Hamilton ont. Or. James Bain Montreal que. And or. William Mathieson Cal Gary Alta. The Bride is a 1958 graduate from the Winnipeg general hos Pital school of nursing and has her diploma in nursing Educa Tion from the University of Wes Tern Ontario she on the teaching staff at the Winnipeg general Hospital school of nursing. Minimum charge for wedding announcements 35.00 for 20 lines Ahie Twenty each additional lint. Rates for publication of wedding Pic ures available on request. Successful living dear Doris no one writing in has come up against the accursed prob Lem i have. God in heaven knows what i go through. At Church i will happen to glance up at the choir and one of the members seems to be looking right . At our ladies group which meets at Homes of the members no matter Hov hard i try not to i am bound to be caught staring at some one. I am single 65, and self conscious. If people especially the choir Only knew How desperately hard i try and How wretched it makes my life failing. It s so hard to face people i have unintentionally offended by Star ing at them. I Wear glasses but still have weak eyes. Is that and the self consciousness against me i Don t hardly expect you have a sure cure for me but a How Happy it would make me if you had Doris. Miserable me. Dear miserable i can Only guess Why you stare. Is it the weak eyes that peer to see the outlines of a face do you daydream and Wake up to find yourself looking right through someone or Are you just too too fascinated by mrs. Jones pretty Hairdo and you forget she your gaze until too late offhand i d say you worry too much about it. But to change a habit you have to substitute something better. Would that be new glasses better at Tention to the Sermon or More Pride in your own new hat since you Are also apologetic about yourself get More self Confidence by finding a new Hobby or sharing a skill. When you find yourself a spot in the Sun there la be no need to keep an Eye on anybody else. Dear Doris i have a weight problem. I tried everything i could to lose weight but nothing worked. I am and 5 foot weight 125 ids. And Only want to weigh 110 or 105. I tried dieting and exercises but just can t stick to them. I know 1 there is nothing wrong with my glands so what can i do fatty. Dear fatty a Clear Case of no will Power itis. Have you tried replacing High calorie dishes with Low calorie ones have you tried the exercise of shaking head to second Servings of pushing body firmly away from table when ice Cream and cake appear before you what have you got to lose . I know. Twenty pounds. Doris Clark master of so Cial work is a graduate of Mcgill Toronto and me master universities and has Broad experience in so Cial work. If you would like help with your problems write to her in care of this newspaper enclosing a stamped self addressed envelope. A lovelier you by Mary sue Miller take the weight off your feet. You can always Tell when a woman s feet Hurt. Her reluctant step and pained expression Are dead giveaways. She looks for All the world like a cat on a hot Tia roof. There is a difference though. The cat can get out of the dilemma in one leap. The lady has to creep the whole agonizing Way All the while wishing she could take off her shoes. Actually footwear is often unjustly blamed for aching feet. Of course when shoes Are improperly chosen and fitted All manner of torture a wearer has Only herself to blame. Other than Giddy footwear there Are several common causes of distress. Some feet Are Overly tender owing to muscular weak Ness. Too some women carry More weight than the strongest feet could support in Comfort. In such instances the feet tire easily and begin to Hurt. Shoes Pinch however Well fitted those who suffer the condition can find temporary Relief in hot Epsom Salt soaks. Lying Down with the feet propped higher than the head is another help. The measure that brings Perm Anent results is taking off that excess weight or strengthening routines follow Barefoot sit with Knees sed. Count with toes of elevated foot Point each toe Down Ward in turn. Repeat ten times. At first some toes May not Budge but the try is what matters. Next stretch elevated foot downward clench toes hold relax and re peat ten times. Then re Cross Knees and work with the other foot. Leave for marriage More than 90 per cent of All airline stewardesses who resign give marriage As their reason. In addition to vacations and clothes for the school child physical checkups for the Chil Dren must be crowded into these Busy Good health makes it possible for the child to take full advantage of school work and school activities without being harassed by remediable ailments. Sometimes unfortunately a child s tools of learning Are not Sharp and he suffers from such handicaps. Far .1 too often children go to school with inadequate eyesight which does not become Appart end until they try to learn to read since so much j of what a child learns is through the eyes a deficiency of this sense is truly tragedy. Hearing May be defective with out the parents having been made conscious of it when a child is in a class of 30 to 40 pupils with the consequent hubbub of people talking from Many directions he May hear but not understand what is being said. Then he earns the reputation of being inattentive or stupid when what is amiss is his hearing. Children who Are poorly nourished and thin May be the victims of such fatigue during school periods that they Are in capable of learning. By the time the child enters school he should have had All the immunizations. By the third months of life he will have been Given an immunization against diphtheria whooping cough pertussis and possibly tetanus. At 5 to 8 months the baby May lad vaccines against polio and time for pre school checkup measles and just before the end of the year a vaccination against Small . Before going to school he will have Booster shots. 2 these shots distasteful As thex May be to the child Are dedicated to keeping him free of these serious sometimes fatal ailments to which past generations of children were prone. And Don t forget the dentist children need their Teeth checked every six months even though these Max still Teeth. The permanent ones Are building underneath these baby Teeth and the foundations for them should be perfect so that they., too May be. Happy doctor and dental appointments this August you May do Many things to keep your child from worrying about the new experience of starting to school. You la find suggestions mrs. Eldred s Little Booklet ready for Send for it by enclosing 10 cents and a self addressed stamped envelope with your re quest mailed to Myrtle Meyer Eldred in care of the Winnipeg free press. Rheumatic pain do you Long for Relief from the agony of rheumatic and arthritic thousands get speedy Relief from their suffering by using Don t let Dull aches and stabbing pains Handicap you any longer try Templeton s to a s.only85c and at drug counters everywhere Ulia Oil Atli to Uit temp been t flame. Cream unit Tel in Exter Nally while taking internally. Flame.cr.cm.sl.23. Clark s 4b Al. Of. Tomato juice .1 bus for the whole family plus. Low priced Quality foods mix or match rim aug. 7-s-9-10. Reserve right to limit Quon Woi. Clover farm 15 Al. Of. Peas or Clover farm is Al. Of. Cream Corn Valencia family size seedless lettuce Case berts 35c kick s 48 Al. Of. Sweet mixed Yum Yum polish Dills whole Dills pasteurized pickles 69 Kraft s 16 h. Of. Cheese Whiz 59 Kraft dinner of King s Choice u Al. Of. _ cherries Nabob 1 in. Reg. Or Fine Coffee 75 Nabob assorted flavors 12 flow. Fruit punch 35 my. Clover farm Coffee 69 general Mills 10 of. Sugar jets Aylmer s 10 Al. Of. Id Cream of Dur mushroom Ade Apple punch grape 48 Al. Of. Fruit drinks 1 giant Blue Breeze mss 97 Weston s special potato snack buns milk i shoulder roasts and steaks veal veal chops shoulder sliced Side Bacon sliced beef liver Sweet pickled cottage Rolls 53cib. There is a Clover farm Market in your neighbourhood ;