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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1975-12-18, Page 10r vrcr^ii�+ tm%r.'a%pm�r 7r�at�"'•*7'x' - '<,oN.v0.,•,sx•#k.�v�r 'k�.:k�'ytx,s'.rRp�;yupgr„'.R , w+:x Y:'*'Mv'a. n`,;;::;w imh;+„,.;-t.�;-W,-,•ter, ar;+rn .a ,.. :, .. *• ',77 77—, v.n,.>.;%a;.., s.>.:,.i.e�:.:..., x '�. «'. .::,...: ,,.., ak.. Li,:, ,. �,a.. . vrr. r..,,�,..,..r........,;.r.cfrn,--m,=:;•sa.;-nr-mom:::: IJ 1 RON FXP0$ITQ0:'(, D ml." s Qf yew,round hiking t r e n sir i ensIc k r 0', . t Daynar sat�to y . ` Ar. Terry l)a.nard of the in a good planting and harvesng there is a greater variance with ?icy teary Jane Charters the Long Trail of Vermont and , high bluffs and wide valleys full The water is 40 fathoms deep. (campsites and .motels nearby), Ontario Agricultural College; year, 500 bushels of corn could be' barley for delayed, .planting. He ThP 430•mile Bruce Trail is a_ Appalachian Trail. When of small wildlife, rare flowers and A series of campsites or lists highlights to explore such as Guelph, urged early spring lost from a 200 acre plot if it took added that it Is difficult to get the �rnigtrpogsm of Ontario. completed hikers will be able to ferns. between Noisy and Pretty three -sided shelters along the caves, and grades each section seeding in order to save dollars ten days to plant the crop. maximum yield for barley under It' passes through the lush walk a "2,000 -mile footpath from Rivers, the escarpment reaches trail make it possible for' back- according to hiking expertise and when he addressed fanners at the Figuring from an average price the best conditions, fruit•growing belt of Niagara, Georgian Bay to Georgia its highest elevation at 1,775 feet packers to cover the entire 'stamina required to cover it. annual meeting of the Perth for corn, this amounts to $5.20 In order to get more planting rolling farmlands, silent woods It all started with the Bruce. above sea level. distance. Membership in the Bruce Trail County Soil and Crop per acre, As to an average year time the speaker's suggestion l 40 flowered meadows; past A walking trail from Niagara to Before the trail heads up the Campsites range from Association costs $5 for an adult Improvement Association. for rainfall and heat units, a was to plant a variety of crops, I r dery industrial cities and ToVermory was first proposedineast shore cliffs of the Bruce pr incial parks and MY ' or family; $2 for students. Gu ide He told the gathering that there ten-day planting period would inclusive of spring wheat and towns; and ends up following the 1959 to the Hamilton NaturilisIs' Peninsula along Georgian Bay, it 'campgrounds to permission from books are sold to members for an is a periodSf six or eight days in amount to a loss of 2,200 bushels white beans. Switching to a rugged, rocky shoreline of the Club by Ray Lowes, an open- follows the Beaver River Valley, a farmer to pitch a tent on his additional $4. early M ay when corn should be from the 200 acre plot, or $22.50 minimum tillage system would $race Peninsula where it is hearth metallurgist at Stelco (The a slash in the escarpment that field. Other Sikes are available The trail can be hiked year planted and two or three• days per acre. In the event of a poor alsb save time. _ washed b G a Ba C d A '1 h s six miles in width at its from rivate commercial ventures d 1 h h l when barley should be planted to ear Dr Daynard said the ten r • ti y eorg) n y. The trail is a footpath, about Steel Co. of . ana a). trai mac e association was formed a year mouth on the Nottawasaga Bay, p and tourist lodges. One is located roun . n t e autumn w en eaves of deciduous trees turn red, ensure maximum growth y . day planting period, which could '.p 690 kilometres along the Niagara Escarpment, a ridge of later and in 1963, recruitment of began. From Owen Sound the trail shoreline along the at Cape Crocker Indian Reserva- tion run by Ojibway Indians as a yellow and gold, conditions are potential. Similar care should be taken .with ether cereal crops, he extend into July, would mean total disaster, or a loss of 12,000 great members hugs the Horseshoe; then winds its way at bedtime and before leaving Association, 33 Hardale Ave., ideal. During winter, snow- Thunder Bay and Stratford. All through typical Ontario farmland home ... and never decorate a' Hamilton.' Ontario. The! book limestone rock formed 450 million The trail was completed in 1967 blue-green waters of Georgian provincial park. shoeing and cross-country skiing advised: bushels from the 200 acres of years ago. It 'starts beside Sir to mark Canada's 100th birthday. Bay, Qovering 135 miles of grey At Tobermory, trail's end, can be, done on sections without ' To stress this point the speaker $120 per acre. Isaac Brock's monument at Since then club members have rock bluffs and green valleys with hikers can take a water -taxi from stiles. Summer hikes are advised shoed figures to illustrate how, The speaker explained. that Queenston on the Niagara River, and ends at Tobermory at the tip continued to maintain and improve Stelco transferred rare ferns such as heart's tongue and walking fern. Little Tub Harbor to Flowerpot Island, a continuation of the to carry plenty of drinking water their legs from Think for C h m the Brdee Peninsula. ji '-and Bluff, 300 feet escarpment. The island, shaped and protect m et r i e r i st a s of Mr. Lowes, to the company's At Malcolm s. ratchy plants. An -estimated 100,000 persons o for a walk on the trail (or public relations department so he full-time for the above Colpov Bay. look down. like a flowerpot, is a national park with more hiking trails leading to g Spring hiking requires water- I g g q Do you have a fe usiastic Chri ift list? because w will no longer see g could work g proof boots; in May and June cooks on your as volumes such as 113. and '/a cup., connecting• footpaths) in a year association. caves in the limestone cliffs. brie lots of insect repellent for g P Why not ive them a set of the y g If the liquid measuring cup is and more than 7,000 are members White blazes on fence posts, P Many people cannot look Four other trails are connected blackflies and mosquitoes. new metric measuring cups and marked on one side in millilitres of 11 Bruce Trail Clubs across the trees, stiles and rocks mark the forward to h appy reunions with to the Bruce Trail. They include ' Hiking t the -north end of the spoons. and on the other side in ounces, province. "trail beginning at Queenston's their families at Christmastime. the Ganaraska (from Port Hope to trail demands good, turdy boots Some manufacturers have the millilitre markings should be Long-range plans in Ontario monument to Sir Isaac Brock, the Prison inmates, the elderly in Glen Huron)_ Credit Valley that cover ankles. Because rhade available metric cups and closer to the top of the -cup than call for a network of trails around general who died a her o's death nursing homes, the sick in Footpath (Norval to Georgetown); rattlesnakes are -found in this spoons that are not accurate for the ounce markings. This is ' the Great . Lakes which Henry in the War of 1812. Nearby is a hospitals and other institutions. Guelph Radial Line (Limehouse to area, it's also wise to carry a 'use with the new metric recipes. because the 250 ml measure is Graupner, spokesman for the memorial to Laura Secord *est Salvation Army personnel are Guelph'): and Speed River Trail, snakebite kit. When buying the metric cups y g P slightly larger than the 8 ounce Federation of Ontario Hiking known today for her candy and ice extra busy at Christmastime which follows the .S Speed River. P Most of the Brine Trail (like all and spoons, check for the cup. Trail Associations calls, "more cream). It was Laura Secord who makingsure that those who are so Eventually the Voyageur Trail trails it the province) is A private P P following features. g Measuring spoons will come in than a dream". led a cow awayfrom her house often forgotten, are remembered from Espanola to Sault Ste Marie P land w;th access allowed by the In a set of dry measuring cups, sets of five marked 1, 2, 5 and 15 The federation, formed in 1974, and set out on a desperate 20 -mile during this special time of the w ill he accessible front the landowners. Travel on the trail is •there should be three cups an 25 millilitres. Be sure that, represents 10 trail associations in hike to warn Lt. James Fitz year. y end of the Bruce Trail. bN foot only. Use of motorized labelled 50, 125 and 250 millilitres these are the volumes printed on the rovihee -- the Bruce, Thames p Valley to St. Marys;. Gibbon the Americans were s * * * * * -'` Hikers Hikers will able to take ferry equipment and horseback riding (ml). Cups marked wit any other P it y 'the the spoons. (London tannin ana ack. P g _. t'i•onn Tobernnoryr• to Manitoulin n i rg arc prohibite. volume are probably same Wh ile you're in the store, why Grand Valley (Elora to Brantford) As a result FitzGibbon won the Have yourself a MerrLittle Islan(. hike across the island and For more information contact size as our present cups but not ick u a set of metric P P Voyageur (Sault Ste Marie to Expanola)•, QuintejHastings Battle of Beaver Dams in 1812. Headn north the trail follows g Christmas. .r. but keep'it safe from the fire dangers of the g "cr the bridge on the north shore t F 1 L the Canadian Government Of �� of Tourism, 150 Kent St eet, pts ted with the equivalent metric volume. These will not be useful measures for ourself. Then y you'll be ready when metric (north from Belleville), Rideau ancient shores of post -glacial season`:'.keep the tree fresh and o -~Fano a. Essential to exploring the Ottawa, ontario K1A OH6 with the .new metric recipes recipes. are available. — - -- (Kingston to Ottawa); plus four hook into Lake Iroquois around the western green by standing it in water Bruce is The. Bruce Trail Guide. — trails that now the end of Lake Ontario. throughout its stay indoors, Keep o available for $6 to Bruce Trail. It skirts exurbia -- the city cigarettes and matches at a safe non- , Two other trail associations are stem fr m the Bruce Trail sprawl of Toronto and the Golden distance. Switch the tree lights bff , in the embryonic . stage,, at Horseshoe; then winds its way at bedtime and before leaving Association, 33 Hardale Ave., Thunder Bay and Stratford. All through typical Ontario farmland home ... and never decorate a' Hamilton.' Ontario. The! book -provides being built and extended by to theBlue Mountat an area of tree witcandles.:>:,:;•>::•.:.::.:.:.•i:,.: s, detailed tells ;:<•::>:...::• <::::::..:.:•::.:;<..i;.:...;:.:,::..:.:: •::::. :.:..;<...,:.r•,•.,..:•::r::..:..<::<...:.......:.... •: ..: •.i:::.;•,..:i:>:.;s; .:.:.:.:�:•.:...:::are r�r:.:-:.<::.:..i.:.•::>:r:r.:::..:>•::.:: ::•..::�<:<•:: volunteers. here to bur food, where to st a ' .:.: :.... ..•.} :. .i;;:<..:•::, r •{r{ii;.• it •:• .iii•<::: <�'•;:::;�^s;�. .., . ...,... Also in the future is a link -up we'th the Fingerer Lakes Trail in York state which hooksinto V. l , Want to sa hank ou to our customers aa..........r.............,::::::,..:.::.::::....t.::..�:.:,,«.:.:<...:::::::.., :::.•: ...............:::r:::<:,:��<.<r,.:.................,._..........,::::>:..:..............r:.:... •>:<:�::: :::. N Christmas food is symbolic C• Surprisingly enoygb, mince pie is perhaps org,14W, 'ti it 4 M4I t symbolic Christmas foods. At first, it was made in an oblong shape to represent the manger at Bethlehem. The lattice 4 was created as a symbol oF' the hayrack in,the stable. The apples signified growth and fertility with the New Year, and Oriental spices were reminiscent of the gifts of the wise men. Today's mince pies may have more novelty in ingredients than the original ones but they are still a tradition. Food Advisory Services, Agriculture Canada -suggests a "Cranberry Mincem/at Pie" that ---may be served' with ice cream, whipped cream or foamy sauce. On your best silver, decked with holly, it is truly a sweet symbol of Christmas. Cranberry Mincemeat Pie 1 cup raisins i/4 cup boiling water 1/4 ciip orange juice _ I tablespoon lemon 'juice 1 tablespoon cornstarch PA cups cranberries 1 teaspoon grated orange rind 1 teaspoon grated lepton rind 1 tablespoon chopped mixed peel 1/8 teaspoon salt 1/8 teaspoon cloves '/4 teaspoon cinnamon 3/h cup brown sugar I cup chopped apples Pa!Ary for 2 -crust. 9 -inch pie 1 tablespoon butter Bring raisins, water, orange and lemon juice and 'coriistarch to a boil. Add cranberries an d&1 continue cooking until sl$ins begin `r to pop (2 to 3 minutes). Add next 8 ingredients and cool. Line pie plate with -half the pastry, Pour in filling and dot with butter. Cover with pastry, Seal edges and cut steam vents. Bake 10 minutes at 450°F; turn oven control to 350°F and continue baking until pie is co golden brown (25 to 30 minutes). 6 servings. �. ywwwv,GLvi/FCK99J.WSYh�illp/•U///p///Fy//rW/.6lHi/,�//, R • ELECTRIC Residential Commercioi Construction and Maintenance Free Eadmatc 3274192 523.4521 F and wish them Merry Christmas? If you haven't been coltitacted• by the Huron Expositor, contact us for Christmas and New Years greetings ads. 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