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Offhand I‘d say two important things to remember, in making and keeping friends, are (1) Nevâ€" er, simply never, say a single mean thing about anybody behind that person‘s back, and (2) Be a good listener. You don‘t keep ‘ Fiveâ€"Year Course DEAR COURSE â€" Perhaps my two leaflets, ‘‘Tips On Talking" and ‘"Don‘t Be Shy," will help, and they are on their way. DEAR DORIS â€" A friend and I are doing a school project, very shortly, on ‘"How To Get Along With Friends.‘‘ The material gathâ€" 'vrled from you and other sources ill be presented to a grade 11 class. Would you have any helpful booklets? My friend and I thank you. Re help with medical expenses, most provinces provide this when indicated; but would Papa put up with this? I would strongly urge enlisting the services of the provincial poâ€" lice or the R.C.M.P; and of the welfare authorities. Father may have to be removed forcibly to an institution, and other plans made for the tooâ€"dependent 50â€" yearâ€"old woman who is his daughâ€" ter. Should the daughter have to sacrifice a normal life just to keep house for him? Of course she knows no other life and in spite of her age she is like a young girl in outlook. £5. days this man might pull a shotâ€" gun on some unsuspecting tresâ€" passer. Then what happens to daughter? DEAR DORIS â€" An old man and his daughter (50) live like reâ€" cluses in the old family home. The father keeps the doors barâ€" red so nobody can get in, but I am told the place is filthy inside. He is not well, but cannot pay for medical attention and thereâ€" fore will not have it. This man has a fear that menâ€" EI health doctors have a name r. If anyone comes into his yard unannounced, he has been known to use violence. When his three other daughters got in and offered to clean the place up, he told them to ‘"Get out and never come back!" A FRIEND DEAR FRIEND â€" One of these In order that the Committee may consider all known points of view in its deliberations, we would ask anyone in the community who has a familiarity with the Campus Centre to submit a brief outlining his views on these matters by February 8. 197 1 to A special Campus Centre Study Committee has been established by the University THE UNIVERSITY OF WATERLOO CAMPUS CENTRE STUDY COMMITTEE To review the policy. operation and administration of the Camâ€" pus Centre and make recommendations in regard to any changes that may be necessary or desirable To present a report by February 15. 197 1 To review and make recommendations on the overall philosophy of the Campus Centre and its functions in relation to students {(undergraduate and graduate), staff and faculty Campus Centre Study Committee Arts Library, Room 742 University of Waterioo Request For Briefs Doris Clark Confidential to Ambitious â€" Age doesn‘t count nearly so much, when it comes to training proâ€" grams for nursing assistants, as it does for many an office worker or saleslady. Some of the provinâ€" ces take applicants up to 55 years of age. For information, write to the director of vocational education in your provincial department of education. DEAR PROBLEM â€" No need at all to give two wedding presâ€" ents. But you could save any misâ€" understanding by delivering your gift to her house, couldn‘t you? Once you get to know them well, it may come natural to you to use their first names or some affec¢â€" tionate derivatives. Don‘t worry too much about it. Concentrate on making friends of them. DEAR DORIS â€" If a wedding gift is presented to the bride at her shower, must another one be presented at her wedding? You might call them Mother Jones and Father Jones â€" or whatever their last name is. Or you might dream up a cheery nickname made out of their itiâ€" tials. Or, if maâ€"inâ€"law is tops as a cook, how about "Cookie?" zles many young couples, esâ€" pecially when all four inâ€"law parâ€" ents are very much in evidence. Of course when babies arrive, "Granny"‘ and ‘"Grampa‘"‘ are names much enjoyed â€" the probâ€" lem is solved. But you can‘t jump the gun on that one. think of calling them by their first names, even though that is how they signed their Christmas present to me. My husband adâ€" dresses my parents by their first name, as he has known them quite a while. Join the club! This dilemma puzâ€" The leaflets are available to any reader for 10 cents and a stamped, selfâ€"addressed envelope. DEAR DORIS â€" I have been married a year and I find I can‘t address my husband‘s parents as Mom and Dad. I would never think of calling them by their friends by being interested only in what you yourself have to say. What else would be proper for _ Dumbfounded DEAR DUMBFOUNDED â€" Problem Cream of Bean Soup 1 cup white navy beans 1 1/4 cups skim milk powder 3 3/4 cups water 4 slices bacon, cut in 1/2â€"inch pieces 1 cup chopped onion 1/2 cup diced celery 4 cups bean liquid plus water Soak beans overnight in cold water to cover. Combine skim milk powder and the 1 3/4 cups water. Drain beans; save liquid. Add bean liquid, salt, pepper, sugâ€" ar and bay leaf to beans. Cover and cook until beans are tender (about two hours). Add vegetables and continue cooking until tender (about 30 minutes). Add milk. Heat to boiling. Makes about eight cups. Bean Chowder 1 cup white navy beans 2/3 cup skim milk powder 1 3/4 cups water 6 cups bean liquid plus water 2 1/2 teaspoons salt 1/4 teaspoon pepper 1 teaspapn sugar 1 bay leaf 1 cup diced potatoes 1 cup chopped onion 1 cup diced carrots 1/2 cup diced green pepper 1 19â€"ounce can tomatoes soup is desired, the home econoâ€" mists at the department of agriculâ€" ture, Ottawa, recommend these bean soups. Made from the small, dried, white navy beans they are also economical. They may be made with skim milk powder, another item found in the thrifty shopper‘s market basket. This excellent dairy food provides the nutrients of skim milk without contributing many calories because the butterfat has been removed. It is useful to have a package of skim milk powder on hand beâ€" cause it is a convenience food which will keep for weeks. When reconstituted, one ‘pound of skim milk powder mixed with one cup water will make one cup liquid skim milk. . However, the amount of skim milk. powder may be increased to oneâ€"half cup per cup of water when making soups or sauces. When the larger amount is used, more nourishing protein as well as flavor is provided Soup should be on everybody‘s 2 teaspoons sait table during Canadian winters‘ 1/4 teaspoon pepper The very word spelis cheer, comâ€" 2 tablespoons chopp« into so many occasions, conveying nourishment both to the stayâ€"atâ€" home clan or to the homeâ€"fromâ€" theâ€"slopes crew. Banish winter‘s chills with hearty bean soup Due to the poor weather conditions last week there is still room for students in the following courses and these classes will be extended for those who missed the first session last week ATTENTION REAL ESTATE CREATIVE WRITING GOLF LESSONS HUMAN RELATIONS EXPLORING THE OCCULT BASIC BRIDGE YMCA INFORMAL COURSE STUDENTS â€" FOR INFORMATION CALL Kâ€"W YMCA 743â€"5201 AND PROSPECTIVE STUDENTS remaining milk, parsley and carâ€" rot. Heat to boiling. Sprinkle with bacon. Makes about seven cups. sonings. Cover and cook until beans are tender and water is alâ€" most absorbed (about two hours). Add one cup milk to mixture and 2 tablespoons chopped parsley 1/4 cup grated carrot Soak beans overnight in cold water to cover. Drain beans ; save liquid. Combine skim milk powder Saute onion and celery in bacon fat until onion is transparent. Add bean liquid, beans and seaâ€" and water. Fry bacon until crisp Make sure your motor is warmâ€" ed up before entering fastâ€"movâ€" ing traffic or crossing railroad tracks. A stalled engine in either of these circumstances could be fatal. romoous REIAELEâ€"QUICK First a warmâ€"up INT. BRIDGE BASIC FRENCH INT. FRENCH INTERIOR DESIGN WOMEN‘S WORLD WATERLOO® TA XI ‘ Waterioo Chronicle, Thursday, February 4, 1971 _ _7 Canadian and imported handcrafted gifts Open Tues. â€" Sat. 10 a.m. â€" 5:30 p.m. HARRIS and DUBLIN | TWEED TIEs The TREASURE TROVE of GIFTS 16 Union Street East, Waterloo. Ontéri}). 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