Clinton News-Record, 1965-08-26, Page 9•
NO. 'Rod.. ''Flavoorfol $0urce of Vitamins A aid 0
P:
D.
TO1dtocs, Are Basis, :a MimyAs,, 9$
NL.v that gair4ops Id-
� A for 1 ter,
stewed 44 coined 9 WTI r
-at. M09404 Tngtftutlo.
'a jc��J;e ,
uz u ro,
00ce of
0044 1 domatoes should "apt
'ag
Made t4
$t.h, f Qiq . r!
�la)�ourful tomatoes a441 otore,
be ovPxWkPd 'a. volua:ble
utoes vxd othw lspw e.
Reem-vxe- *.g- pxc11w
dietaay sqwge of vitAmin A
A Wty .and igWpy chili
buys p t 7
ft .
ag d D,
'Cap Pam %,
4y be 4
- p
type food, bm'Awpaker; will.
qvanitaigp 0 the,
want to, take Ad
Wpight watchers.ares part -
1culary fQ44 Of t9nIP40% V01�0011
T
situaltion by serving tQmatoe
gpe low #;. calcIrtliles.
. . w
4qA ripe torp.0toes
at Wea-V oppoptim,47.
The Vood,, De9,,y,1,rneT1t ut
/,? 04P salt
Wed
Whether 194 inVs for
,,
ald to
I
Mqcdoo stlt4to
Y, pount 54am ,
cAbu004,-ito the dmr
PU
advises short ttmatoe4 e est
�;Wj Plate, -qu rtored -as 4:sal
stored at a pop!
. Q, tempera-
-,spri Isib
boa 401
tnlgred4pnt, 'sliced for a is
atgre, preferably in tbhelf p.�, b
..1prAb
opi
'OtCh, the basis;of a CaS'Soro.je'
4ol, then
MpAt P 4 PA
'PAS
,2 p,4c;3 M
e # seed
R
or soup, wesorved as, juice or,
IdUbeo qvOcIard, The ecQnpm-
.1.4s ,
, qt
b Ppf!,Iv
red pe
fists there ajsq recommend
. .
W."t green pepper
blanching for easy removea, of
bunches celery.
Clinton,
Couple
tomato 10cins, Simply plunfe the
, pd.
Blanch, peel, a c bop tom-
er Q
tmvttoes into boiling wilt f - r,
ajtoes Add, salt, Let stand ave.r�,
one" "One minute and. CKP;
night and then c 'raliir: well;
Ho
cured
By
immqdW61y.in cold water. The
Add' oza'04-coleryi and-p6pper
LOU
Lodge
skin's IwL11 then slip off jeavipig
a smooh, whole tomato.
all chopped 1.in me pde
Add other ifigr dients.,ft' until
r
* * 4,
Ever Want a recipe for un-
.0
all the sugar is oi,S$01 , d. $eal
in,
H"n Lodge, Clinton, 'No,
cooked, chill? Then consider
ex!idejars.
377 of the LOBA mot in the
this one given byhoMe e�`Onom-
Here is a new addition to I
lodge rooms for their meeting.
There was a splendid attendm
succoitas,4. Ta n g y tomatoes
,anc*. Bro. and $Jft. Jaques of
Mic_
4on Club
have been added to form Tom
ash
'ato $uqcot .. No longer are,
the . Woodham. .lodge were
.guests. Broi. 011,ver Jaques
Tours Ontario
bM= iand oorn,,just the niallp'l
in , gr`edientsI :but now, tomatoos,
d
sigh Preceptor of the Grand
ars well. 'For 4 lift in ,flavor,
Black Chapter of Ontario West.
Mrs. Jacques, whor-had -at-
On freight
Line
try this recipe.
ten4led. the Grand Lodlge� meet-
SUCCOTASH
ing - of the Grand Lodge of
British America hold !at Nlag-,
Stephea-s Leacock'"Trp
"Train to
Y4 CUP 4110PPOd onion
ara Faills, gave a report of the
!' 'belongs to the os-
Klawilposan
3 cups. chopped riipe toxnatc(0,-
activities. 11Ar,.,JAques brought
n obol rail
tall0c past I.lo4t aww
11/2 teaspoons salt
greetings and gave members
,,
tour vast ast . Saturday offered a
1/2, -teaspoon pepper
much encouragement.
brief weturo.
2 cups diced string beam.,
During the evouing, two
Sponsored by Rouhdhouse
members were initiated into the
Records, to railway club from2
cups fresh , cooked corn
lodge, Mrs. M. Nivins of Clin-
Royal Oak, Mich., the tour pre-
2 talblespoons, butter
tom land Mrs. Ptobt. Cook of
"seemed an -opportunity for pas-
IOQok* onion, tornato, salt and
Goderloh.
senger travel on Canadian Na-
Pepper over a slow flame for
Plans are being made for ek
tional's Exeter 80division,lifte
about two minutes, in a covered
dessert euchre to; be held in
from London' to, Clinton -a line
saucepan. Add beans'. -SImmer
'September,
not served fby ipassefigeA trains.
slowly for 20 nvinutes, stirring
Before the meeting clowd
For this occasion, accommo-
frequently. Add corn and but,
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Deevds
diaions for pass:engers was add-
ter. Cook three to five nfmutes
were presented with a belated
'ed to CN fireight trains 743 4d,
longer.. Serve -hot.
twenjfy-fi,fth wedding anniver-
744, which are local or. "way"
sary g Hit Althougfi completely
freighfs stapping at small star
KIPPEN
surprised, both very ably :re-
dons, along the line,
PL40.
Main purpose of the tour,
Miss Dorothy Jackson, RN,
There wars a special Orange
from the railway enthusiasts
of Hamilton General Hospital,
sei vice to be held in, Bayfield
point of, view, was to. get a
'recently spent a few days with
on August 29 with a social get-
close look at freight operatilons
her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
together afterwards.
as ararely seen by the public.
Stanley Jackson and family.
Next lodge meeting will be,_The
excurslion, left London 'at
- Mrs. Harry Van Wierren is
held in the "hall. oir September
!:35 a.m. 1>ST, and returned
a paltient in South Huron Hos-
3.4 after a'pot luck supper. J
Brom •Clinto-ilabouts noon.
Oral, Exeter.
SEE'-- DRIVE -- SAVE 7 on -a
VOLKSWAGEN
frorn
HUNTERMIDUYAR LTD.
"Where Folks Turn To Volks"
EXETER, 235-1100
28to34b
PEA(,HE.S,
Golden Jubilees now ripe
Canada's No. I Canner and Eater
Please do not. wait -till. weekend os they will be
in good supply 'when you read this 'advt.
BRING CONTAINERS'
ART BELL
FRUIT FAKM
Tollow. No. 0 Highway to Holmesville
and then follow signs .to the FooM.
PHONE 524-8017
. Mr. and Mrs, HeVyPaesons
ofdChernainus-, B.C., were visit-
ors a few days with Mr. and
Mrs.. N. Long.
British Mortgage
III
Merging TrIth
Victoria & Grey
The way for the proposed
merger of Victoria and Grey -
.British Mortgage and ?trust. its
now c1dar with, the announce-
ment of Denison Mines Limited
that It will not take up its
option to -purchase treasury
stock. t9n the company. This
decisilon,was anticipated in the
,letter that British: Mortgage
addressed to: its Shareholders
on August 6.
BrItish Mortgage and Tnmt
directors believe the 'merger
provides the best. solution, to
the company's financial diffi-
culties -suffered -after th,- de-
fault of Atlantic Acceptence.
A programme to acquaint
shareholders of both companies
of their proposed new Partner
will earnence shortly. The com-
pany will be named Victoria
and Grey Trust Company. As-
sets of the amalgamated com-
pany will be oven' 275 million
dollars.
Twenty-four Wanch, offices
extend from God6rilch to King-
ston, and ifroni Owen Sound to
St, Uary'a.
H. R. Lu"on, President of
British Mortgage, said that his
Company ,16okedforward. to the
union, of the two companies.
For many years, a friendly
feeli7ug has existed between
ombinling their assets,
operations and experience
shoOld kesult in increased bu§-
In-ess and em4.=99, thus ,bene -
filing , the sfiazdhblders. The
Pooling of assets will promide
wider diversAication of security
for the shares, thus strength-
ening their pozWoot. The amal-
gamated company Will rank sec-
ond in number of 'offices in
Ontario andshould enjoy a high
standing among Canadian trust
companlieg.
READY
NE,t,DS A
MATE
AWAY'& SATURDAYSPEC IAL
IN OUR DINING ROOM
Chicken, In, a Basket"
Fridby�—Ser*L-J, febm -9-a6 P.M"to 1220 0.mi 11112-66331., 1111+2 CLINTON
-_Ser*ej, 60i; 9,:30 0.1h, to MI
Phone 499-1491 for Retervati6ft
RO a
01011i,
We cater to •Dlrsriee OAklitt and WeddGnjt F11606ptildnif
K
Vambling 11 th. Lucy
"R Wco 4
]Wgivv, it or iwt, Lu6y was granted two Ph, ]),Is lash
W00; —41,00 acwkwt of *0, weatbvrl That's la, s right,! The TWA
4opt t1Kx%'4nd,0QM And sty Lucy seised the opportunily W . p
the ritipil
of J1t-otkwe4ian&g Day,
Wr 1toar iraontbs they had wqpmed m, - a c 'love
A-
Aeat, A'q Was in Lase,,wheel 0.halir 44d
thp,
, parlor
4,hlboh ladder V4*cbair had them frotra View,
Plctiwos� -He 1.5
-oxactm Jall ow, 'hi
�.a 1*g pleas4ronlents jg I T* t is his.
fault thot they hadn"t been on the Wallwpaor. 9p Y got
.
,cad r sed .away' wUh r&dlecQW4,in�g the' parlor andgert644 other
roonns at !'The lint" lastriin'g, `lll.e. scheme sari 9 bads-.
b, I
11W, had made �fL, sketch of Where the Pictures bad.
hung, The new Wa startedWas hgrdlydry bete
to, -put them
Up again, AutWcy Wjq�pa Otudy th
tok e matter
togttaftn a degree of satlsfaqtlon, And so now rnQrie'than one
pram'e wag in place when she vetoed the pperatilon.
ga.vd4g had f , months to consider it, J. u
pqr Cy decided
to 'plunget. in, the matter of makin
.A
, ted, by a gugs
decision, But •first an antique glass mirror m5t be hupg
at just the Correct height and angle above t4ie five -place,
for Lucy had docided that she'd Bite to 4W the chimes
of A mantEJ,.q1$qk which had been Went fOr .over ten yearls,
The mirror is f4My heavy s& a. ;Wlend came to ,help
!Mr." while Lucy 4na, her guest watched the o� p?ratm*
WOh helpftd—.or. othorwise—suggestions, A was, quite an
hilarious affair, and took one hour and. ahalf to complete.
First, 'Wr." -had t -q find a 'suitable' screw, for it must
needs go into thebrik-k or mortar of the chimney under, the
pl"ter. Then the exact PP0t Was loc:Olted by a new systern
of ca2culatim-, quite foreign to Lucy'simowledge of geometry.
The mioeor was handed up to 111VJr.II Who Managed to keep
hits p-relca4lom, balance on a. small step -chair as he ihoisted it
in place. The new system was at Tau�t, The frame came down
two inches behind the clock!
After figuring that out, the Wire was tightened —• a
little higher but theieigM on the -all precluded the view
of one?s h . ait , hit fiotn the' opposlite side of. the room.
.4qtd what earthly use is 'a'• mirror Of one cannot see whether
one's tie sits 'straight or not?
So down, It came off the wall again. The eyes were, taken.
out and lowered about arse duch on the curve of the oval
frame, —.- a tedi—aus task requiring an e(lectric dAll! Up went
the n-Ailrlor again! Still it cid not- -hang at the corfleet angle.
So the eye -screws were moved dawn a further inch.
After (fastening the old wire at th-6 desired tagghtness,
the men dedKed' that the Wire Was old and, perhaps, not
otwong enough. Wdth� jets occasionally breaking Ahe sound
barrier and such like causes ,'it might break.
Lucy thought there should have been a box d double
picture wire somewhere arOlind — left oven from the rablAt-
snaring days of heir youth, or a later fad fpr malchig bead
flowers. "Mr.11 thought heAlad a box somewhere, too, but a
brief search ended when he went to the hardware store to
purchase some. All he could obtain was the single Picture
wire. So a length was cut off it and doubled which proved
to be too short! Down came that mixTdr again!' A longer
length Was doubled and.twisted into the eyes at the proper
spot. And just to, be sure the mirror di(Wt fall, the old mdre
was falstoned back linto, the eyes, too! Truly the mirror was
well hung, at an angle to, be useful —• if, the weight doesn't
pull out the screw 'in time!
13Y this time, dinner had to be cooked and
friend had other matters to whidh to attend. And with
obvious, relief thW escaped from two females -whose remarks
and advice, deftried to hasten the operation, had fallen 6n
so-called Ideef' ears. And, Lucy was relieved for her spouse
wouldn't remove the.,cherished bibs of old china and orna-
ments Tcrowded, an the mantel. Every time that mfirror was
moved up, -and down-, she cringod.lestt,,Jt crash on some of
them.
After dinner, "Mr." was enveigled. Into the Parlor again...
Now,. Lucy, felt Oxe ' re'd be ho problem with the Pictures'
Her guest had been, suggestmig grouping and two of a kind
in pairs, dtc. Lucy tad AAs to being a flit old-fashibned, an'd
so site planned to put them back as before except as, to
.levels. But her guest was quating certain magazines which
Lucy had read. They hAd just one in, Place when conTPanY
arrived. O(Mr." relaxed. I
,
Next day rain fell again 'a ' and so CdIvrxtf was more or
less co&a1led for the Ph.D.-eXeridise. His foilend again came
to his assistance.
Lucy and her guest compromised on the grouping.
averredafter it was -done that they would have looked better
-H
closer together. � owever,, one by one' they found their
piracqs on the walls and it looks more likes home.
``,Mr-" wchidered next day why his' knees mid legs were
sore. When Lucy pointed out the probable cause was getting
up and down off . that step chair llnstead of a step ladder
as she had suggested,he suddenly came to the, conclusion
that:l:he weaAxer was causing hiss discomfort.
Lue3es )guesit and another firlend took the clu-�er off the
mantel g*eee and aeft foui.plecels of old dhina m, splendid
isolation, Lucy hardly recognized it. She had to have stone
where to put the other ornamental buts, so she thinks the
odd one ivill find.its way back to the mantel again.
1f one place dsn't clubtered up, another is at "The.Hut'.
But don't think Lucy doesn't appreciate the interest and
effort of ftilends to tidy her home. It even igets on her
nerveis, at times but when she just "sits."j. things have to
be within And what she doesn't see daily in other
rooms is apt_ to 4o forgotten.
Oh, well, the worry of "Ph.D." is noW a thing -of the
past. But a Ndictim of the tidying up, is the aspildistra, — not
the biggest. in the world!
ONTARIO
LEGISLATIVE. ASSEMBLY
Select Committee on
Conservation Authorities
The select Cotnmittee a0pointed'by the Legislative Assent-
bly of the Province of Ontario ". . . to Intiulre Into and
review the provisions of The Conservation Authorities Acte
and such other A6s of this Legislature relevant to the:'
powers exercised by conservation authorities as the Com-
mittee may d0drn ap0rbprl6to
"And that without 111mitIng the generality of the foregoing
to inquire Into and review the f6ilowing matters
(6) the constitution and powers of conservation authorItI66
Including the number and method of appoffifin6ht of.
members;
(b) the system 'of financing the woWof conservation ail -i
thbnflas and the ability of local filunicipalitlet to pay
fiWtheir share of conservation sche"Mes; b
t (c) the, power of congervatloh authorities t6 AcquIte or i
04irbotied fafidg and the methods used therefor;
(d) the 4drnIfilsfrattva practices and niethojils of conserva-
tion authorities In Carrying out their responsibilities
Under The Conservation Authorities Act."
Cbnt6eVatlon authorities, nnurilcipallitlos, assoclatior�s and
Individuals are 1611:6d to Present subMlssions.
Issiong should b6flled with thd8ecri3tAtyby October
I&Ko 1965. Hearings will commends tubs equehttd that datdo
b, Arthur tvahgo M',0Ae Mrs, 14, 6, howaor C,Aq
Chairman Secretaryy
bok 91, PallAfnont Blddd,rL
toedhtd-j Telb0lidde,366-2664, I
4
Entries Coming
Ire four far
in
Beau
The most bpalifif
; � 0
for tho forth. coming Wernut",
JpgAll �owlng lfttgh at
forth 14x,11966 was the challenge
by .ail 'to%IM
91,1011 . , tip chairmen
at a, mee%pg to dsops
,the ]F"aa+xTstggd 1mP
rovement
Compelfton J# ipQnne 'on. w",
the M401 -end the cent(,-mnal
pr-covot, iID4,ch township Chola.
mpn- t tbe
catoc
J' h# by
enter es •coming 14 they Would
ceotahlly have the county whn-
her and would be a contender
fq.r !the -top, piftwiticial pr#*O.
Of course everyone will be
014xing Jnvrovements to their
farm dqmpi and buildhigs, as
well as the surMundings to
welcome the many thousands of
visitors to the country In �969
and it is 'hoped thax All Will
enter •thetown
-..ship cqmp.vM
ions to compete for the town-
ship chompi6n, and the many.
prizes offered.
The itownship champions will,
competeforthe- County Champ-
ionshnp and go on; to the zone
finals.
Local Townshi'? chakinm for
the FlArmstoW and Rural lrn.:
pravement -Centermial Project
are, Godev$db, Lloyd Bond, P -R3,
Clinton; Huillett, Ted Hunking,
RAI, Auburn; Stanley, Les
Armstrong, Bayfield; and Tuckr
arm -4th, Wilixw Broad1foort,
RR3, Flippen.
County Chairman is Q.,
Thorns s, Brussels.
Classified Ads'*
Bring Results
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When you'turn 21
you're no 'longer cov-
ered by your parents'
Hospital Insurance.
To keep insured, you
must take out indi.;
vid'ual membership
within. 30 days. Get
your application form
at a bank, a hospital,
or from the Commis-
sion.
N EWLY
go d%
The 'family' Hospital
Insurance premium
must now be paid to
cover husband and
'wife. 'Notify your
'group' without de-
lay OR, if you both pay
premiums direct, noti-
fy the Commission.
J 0 B.
To keep insured fol fow
the instructionson the
'Hospital Insurance
Certificate of Payment
'Form 10411 that your,
present employer is
required to give you
on leaving.
woman*
Your
ONTARIO,
HOSPITAL
INSURANCE
plan q
Ontario Hospital
Wvicet Cominitsion
1�
torootb 1. Ontario,
T1h4m01qyf Aup,1
i w nac--e ( I
0`01 �F r Oe "n
,..n
NPw`A.f.ho4Km,eoJJ ilfurnocms
be cleaned orad ins .d for ex wint-,
Pr'14 hooting season, Arrange now to have
this ..donq on - a �;Jay t
ot suits you 4.q We
Ciro Join. this work -now every4oy,.,
PONT WAIT FOR TME FAWROH
An - Go, RIG
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PHON9. 402,9411 C11.11INT101",
Two Government Lic,ensed''Pil. Burner Mq;hpr
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P4 tM
Township of Code'rich.,
Tenders will be received 'until noon
Septem'ber -6,, 1.965, for crushing and
hauling about 12.,000 yards of gravel to
pass through 1/4 screen, town
ship to
supply gravel,
,Contractor to strip pit it necessary. To have. contract
completed by October 15 or penalty of $50 a day until
completed. Lowest or,any ,tender not necessarily accepted.
A cheque of $200 to accompany tender.
R. E. THOMPSON, ROY TYNDALL,
Cierk. Road Superintendent.
• 34-5b,
SNOWPLOWING TENDER
Township of Tuckersmith
SEALED TENDERS addressed to Mr. Andrew
Houston, Road Superintendent, (R.R. 3, Seoforth)
and designated "Snowplowing* Tender" will be re-
ceived until 12 o'clock noon, Tuesday, September
7th; 19651.
The Township of Tuckersmith requires for
..snowploWing township 'roads during the winter ' of
1965-66: Two power graders which are to be equip-
ped with.V-type hydraulically operated blows of 8'
minimum urn width and a wing. Tenderer to state Equip-
ment. Specific&ion's. All equipment and tender
prices are subject to the approval of the Dept. of
Highways. Tenderers are to supply all requirements,
carry public liability insurance and Workman's
Compensation, The.tender must state the flat rate
per hour (no stand-by time). All work is to be done
under the supervision of the Road Superintendent
and the Dept. of Highways.
Tenders to be considered on Sept. 7,
1965. The
lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.
Andrew Houston,
Road Superintendent,
TOWNSHIP OF TUCKERSMITH.
HEARING AID CON.SULTANT-
Mr. A. Nisbet
will be in the Clinton area
on Monday Afternoon, August 30th.
Should you have any difficulty with your present
hearing ald, regardless of make or model, Mil. Nisbet is
qualified to perform minor repairs and, if necessary, to
advise you with regard to estimates on major overhauls.
He will also give you an Audiorne.tric Hearing Test and
Analysis at NO OBLIGATION,
Me. Nisbet is fully trained, experienced and highly
competent to advise you on dny type of hearing problem.
VIKING
I -HEARING AIDS
Mr. Nisbet Will be happy to demonstrate VIKING
Aearind Aids, embodying. the resulti; Of the most advanced
electronics reteardh v,. ..that now mAkes; It possible to fit
virtually any peitdn Who - needs hearing help:
Juste phonLi EATON'S 4823424
too a congultationt (Horde demonstrations
aeranged by appointrnerit'only.)
Cords and batteries for most makes and models of
Hearing Aids are available at ItATONOS
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