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In bet the two ot them arranged the blind date which was our first _ meeting. We used to so every- where together and never thou; t fIthat vbecluse we moved to Kitch- ener. so many years would pm , ‘begore‘we saw tpch other tet mudtodowupulollmaw jifftPitetcicgi,et2g,r"t writirt'i-etattayytiot" hum how you arm Item 0% friends once you .33 "aid-ee in “mm an... em though they may be only a few miles Iwgy. . . ll chummed around with in the Maritimes. Guelph IS only a short distance away and yet I haven't seen her for two years. ‘Grim, isn't it? I . . . . 'Vihiihét iime"we have hid two children and they have had one, with a second _erwecteAshortW. Speaking of not seeing people he: a long time, it has been four ‘years since I saw one of my bro- (thers and the other evening, in a \sngmxy nostalgic mood, I decided ‘to call him in Chicggo: "REESE Giri/dn trequesitiv. I have a triena in Guelph _wtsfyn meat of the address, I gave it to' I er., She paused a moment and‘ then said rather shyly, l "is that Kitchener, near Elmi-) l When I replied in the amrma- tive, she said that she had just re- \turned from a visit to Elmira the precedéps wtrtlr.. The Kitchener telephone opera- tor left the line for a moment af- ter giving my brother's address to the Chicago operator. When the Chicagg qperatqr asked for , re- rk MEN U PLAN N IIN G There are six canal systems in Canada and the St. Lawrence sys- tem is one of the busiest water- ways in the world. _ Mushrooms have been associat~ 1 ed with magic almost since their l {beginnings Even today it is not _ unusual to hear a small girl excit- (iiiiii. exclaim when she discovers a ring of mushrooms on the grass, l“0h. look, the fairies were danc- ‘ing on our lawn last night!" Back lip, the times of the Pharaohs of Egypt although mushrooms were .prized as a food it was believed that they grew up mysteriously ‘over night. The early Greeks and Romans credited the mushroom 'with strange powers, imagining lthat it would give them greatl 'strength in battle. The Romans lite' mushrooms "food of the gods" and served them only on estive occasions, while the Em- ]peror Charles VI was so fond of (them that he forbade their use by his people in case he himself [should run short'. “A _c-, Ace,".- I._..‘.< Ls.,,qi_-.. -...s..b, P" l Despite their long history mush- room cultivation is a comparative- (t recent development. Up to the 18th century, mushrooms were confined to the wild types that iiii in meadows and pastures. hen during the reign of Louis 'XIV, mushrooms were grown in ‘caves and quarries, underneath Paris. These mushrooms were so .much better than the wild ones [that these "farms" were carefully je,u/fttt.f, and some of them are still producing good quality imushrooms today! It did not tahe) llong for the fame of French cul-' tivated mushrooms to spread to ‘England and then across the At- lantic. Although " IS only a little liiiiiir'. flfty years since mushrooms 'were first cultivated in North America, they are now available in most Canadian cities through- out the year, and nine packers Cf canning mushrooms in Can- a a. small World, eh? MUSHROOMS [ While most of us associate farming with sunshine and fresh ‘air and busy summer days, mush- ‘room growing is one type of [farming that is different on all three counts, The majority of the ‘mushrooms cultivated in Canada are grown entirely in the dark in "specially constructed windowless F'iiriiiiiiis where the temperature and humidity are controlled. The men who tend them don miners' lamps when they water or pick ‘them. Because mushrooms would mature too fast, split and get slimy during the hot weather, they are planted at the end of the summer and are harvested throughout the winter and spring. Although it may sound rather an unconventional method. it is one 'that IS producing mushrooms of a very high quality in Canada, You can tInd mushrooms on the market practically the year round, ‘but the peak season IS from Octo- her through May. _ A Almost everyone buys mush- rooms at the store but there are some who still like to "pick their own" from nearby meadow; It is fun and a good Idea if there "rretr'tro SUNDAY APR“ 25th, I954 TIME TABLE CHANGES RAILWAY Ell WATIILOO M OIIOIIOLI” I _ to keep her cloth. a; wrilnoklegdtr? on u 2‘ to annoy. " El gleam»: you can 'Ca solve this pruning problem-apt hug the preu in your [Irmgnk yheye it Peel! an"--- ....-.- -- -,, - I. In selecting clothes for ca travel. choose nylon. has)! or wrinkle-resistant fabrics for "tnn- cy" clothes. 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Slip ‘a baby's pillow case over a piece a thin plywood. .cut P tlt. " With these tricks, the most tin, icky traveller never need wrinkle her brow about wrinkles in her clothes! A BIBLE THOUGHT FOB TODAY The Lord Is with thee, than mighty Pen ot vy.1er.-uy. w. In. -"iG7 aG iaitiied ancient he- roes to put armies of aliens to flight, He is with us too. are enough mushrooms to make ' it worthwhile, but unless you know for sure which species are“ edible, it is better to leave wild} mushroom picking to those who do, and buy the very good iie1iiil ones that are being grow tot you. Mushrooms on You Mean I Until fairly recently, mush- rooms were considered to be iii-l most exclusively party fare-and) even then they were used more; or less as a seasoning or tuvoring. Now, however, with so many stores carrying a good supply ot mushrooms the year round you are probably using them much more often. When you shop for mushrooms you usually have a choice of fresh or canned mush- rooms. 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