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| THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, April 20, 1966 21| Hot Mushroom Sauce Adds | |2 tablespoons chopped onion "4 ] E | 1% cup uncooked rice Appe 0 evl e ggs 1 15-0z. can cream style corn |1 teaspoon chili powder tomato slices Stir onion into rice. Cook rice according to directions on pack- age. Blend together cooked rice, corn, and chili powder. Place 44 of the corn mixture in an 8-inch square baking dish. Piace 4 to- mato slices on top of corn mix- ture. Cover each tomato slice with a slice of cheese. Repeat layer. Bake in a moderate oven (350 degrees F.) 30 minutes. | Serve hot. \r < si BRONZE HONORS SENATOR MONTREAL (CP) -- Mari- ana B. Jodoin, the first French- Canadian woman senator, was presented with a bronze bust of herself by Sylvia Daoust by L'Association Mondiale des Femmes Chefs : d'Entreprises. Mrs. Jodoin joined the Senate in 1953. Some serve them cold and|kettle and allow it to stand 15 to|8 F some serve them hot, but Devil- |20 minutes. Then drain and turn led Eggs -- forget them not! | lcold water on the eggs for a These picnic-time favorites take | minute or two so that they oat on party airs when crumbled! | quickly. blue cheese and sour cream are) poy LED EGGS IN SAUCE added to the devillment. go Yield: 4 servings hot in a mushroom sauce an spooned over toast points, devil- hard-cooked eggs led eggs are a sunny addition Y, teaspoon salt to springtime menus. 1 teaspoon horse-radish Cheese and fruit are fine ac-|1 tablespoon crumbled blue companiments for egg dishes. A cheese handsome selection on a tray|y tablespoon dairy provides the appetizer or des-| ébenih sert to suit the occasion. Be-|; 49.97 can condensed cream sides Gouda, blue, and cheddar of mushroom soup | there are varieties from around) ; % cup milk | the world to tempt the appetite. Slice .eggs in halves, Remove "Hard-cooked" has replaced) yolks and mash with a fork. | the phrase "hard-boiled" in egg) }yix in salt, horse-radish, blue cooking terminology. Cooking| cheese, and sour cream. Refill| the eggs at lower than boiling) whites with egg yolk mixture, temperature assures tender!/heaping it lightly. Blend to- | whites and avoids the discolora- gether mushroom soup and| tion around the yolk. Best re-| milk, Heat. Serve as a sauce sults are obtained by placing| over the devilled eggs. | A ' a McLAUGHLIN Spring 1S cm ing Out All 0 ing cnush weir ncver tem commcassenore =| cone = F23eBASL his. Busting Ou ver ! LES PETE we votae cine | | -- | a GLAZIER'S STO 4 FWID a Cover bee Table/ 7 at SPROULE'S .. SPROULE'S Beef is Red Brand Beef -- Canada's finest grade K\A | | RED waar sibsdatoul re Cut and wrapped Free to your own requirements : RED BRAND ROAST 09 MINCED BEEF. -- 2 1Ibs 99° 12th ANNIVERSARY SUPER "SAVE SALE Chain 'A' -- 3 for 38c ! Heinz Strained 6-65: Foods 4.'] a | MORE NURSES IN- WEST EDMONTON (CP)--The Al- berta Association of Registered Nurses increased membership by 566 to 6,356 in 1965, a rec- ord for the organization's 50 years, ASPIRIN! Aspirin is the Registered Trade Mark of The Bayer Company, Limited, Aurora, Ontari@ HEADACHES COLDS OVER 40 YEARS EXPERIENCE! Toke advantage of it! 24 hour ser- vice; and radio dispatched trucks always on the ready to serve you, Fuel Oil Budget Plan available, NOW IS HE TIME TO CONVERT AND CALL USE YOUR CREDIT DEVILLED EGGS FOR PARTY FARE Doctors Question 'Loop's' Value OTTAWA (CP)--The Associa- tion of French Speaking Doctors of Canada said Wednesday dis- tribution of intro-uterine birth| control devices should be halted |f because they may produce abor-| tions. A brief to Parliament's health | and welfare committee read by | Dr. Jacques Baillargeon of Montreal said abortion can be} condemned on both moral and legal grounds. Therefore the distribution of the devices--for insertion in the woman's uterus--"'should be for- bidden or, at least, postponed until the way they work has) been explained precisely enough to exclude any possibility of abortion." "Every new technique which} is said to be contraceptive should first be submitted to competent medical authorities for approval so as to make sure that techniques, which may at first sight seem contraceptive, will not prove to be, in fact, disguised abortion," the brief said. NOT FOOL-PROOF | It is far from certain the de- vices invariably prevent con-| ception, Dr. Baillargeon said. "On the contrary, according| to several competent authors, what we do know about these devices suggests that it is highly probable that they bring about abortions," he said. The association's case was | built on the question of the| point at which the device halts | the birth process. 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But in- stead, I have to point out the fact that poetry is not the way to pay off the creditors quickly. HOBBY DESIREABLE No Dealers Please! -- Granulated Sugar better .makers, . Black, charcoal, Veneetian Grey, end more. . Perry | ALL SIZES ve AND UP NO DEALERS PLEASE! Whip 'N' Chill JELLO 3%-oz. Pkgs. NO DEALERS PLEASE! MARGARINE Coloured Parchment pack 1-Ib. ta Kgs. Sizes 1 to 3X, 2 to 6X and 7 2.98 and up. | LOW PRICES su, ; HINDOUARTERS 1b. 5%] \ \~ Skeet Rib ; : UE Rre Ground from Red Brand Beef... Fresh Hamburg Beef Steakettes Corned Beef Rolls PIZZA PIES daaaied + Whs-00. Jans 39 41 to 14%. Chain "A" 2 for 45¢. Green Giant 14 Oz. Tin It can be a wonderful hobby, though. So if you would like to make it your pastime because | you are in love with words, here are things to. consider 1, Read and study the work of good poets. Recite the best of wpa you read out loud and me ize some of it. Build up your vocabulary unt | you can paint word pictures that are imaginative and fresh instead of stereotyped. Equip yourself with a rhyming dictionary 2. Build your poems on fresh thoughts or new twists to old ideas. Base them on subjects and themes that have an inter- ba and appeal for many peo- ple. 3. Once you have a fresh idea and a definite feeling about it, mull over your thoughts, as you do other things, until the verse is ready to be born. When that time arrives set down the poem as it comes to you at the mo- ment, Later you can polish and re-work it. 4. When you have revised it and put it into shape, ask two! or three people who are good | judges of poetry to read it and give you their reactions. People who write good poetry or indi- viduals who read a great deal of verse are usually your best critics. 5. When you feel it is ready to go to market, go to your lo- cal library and spend some time reading and studying the magazines and newspapers that buy and publish poems. 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