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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1972-07-06, Page 12Clinton Public School held their graduation ceremonies last Thursday night. Pictured are the grade eight graduates. Back row, left to right: Mike Howard, Steve Steepe, Victor Falconer, Dori Peterson, Doug Riehl, Jack Cook, Jim Shropshall, Gord Gilfillan, Deb Doer, Cindy Brown, Kim Colquhoun, Bev Slade, Pat Anstett, Shelly Stanley, Wendy Gibbings, Ronnie Philips, Nancy Kuel, Bonnie Jewitt. Second row: Mr. Roordy, Dave Counter, Alex Harrett, Alan Lavis, Bill Proctor, Mike Johnston, Rob Menzie, Rob Harkes, Neil Colquhoun, Dave Archibald, Heather Hart, Nancy Castle, Jo Anne Stevens, Barb McKenzie, Dana Morgan, Cathy Pickard, Nancy Fawcett, Mr. Addison, Mr, Graham. Front row: Mrs. Billson, Daryl MacDonald, Blair Zinn, Brian Nauington, Steve Rosenlund, Dave Wise, Pat Phillips, Dave Clynick, Pete Wise, Mark Nicholson, Mr. Gray, Cheryl Jefferson, Sheila Dalgliesh, Cindy Stanley, Ruth Anno"Colclough, Brenda Galachierk, Darlene Yule, Sharon Dupee, Michele Flowers, Mr. Jewitt. The Process in cheese cheese, depending on the type of emulsifiers added, may be higher in sodium or potassium.) Both cheeses are highly concentrated forms of milk (it takes approximately 10 pounds of milk to make one pound of cheese), and are good sources of protein, calcium, and vitamin A, Natural and processed cheeses are both good substitutes for meat as sources of protein. LET US MAKE YOUR OLD' FURNITURE BETTER THAN NEWI For a free estimate and a look at our newest semi* of materials -r CALL CLARK UPHOLSTERY Phone 523-4272 R. Cook, Prop. Blyth, Ont. WE HAVE A FREE PICKUP AND DELIVERY SERVICE ANNUAL AG.OP "SUMMER FESTIVAL" SATURDAY, JULY 8th AT SEAFORTH -- In arena Desjardine's Orchestra 4-- DANCING 9 REFRESHMENTS — Tickets $3 per couple Available from members or call Ken Coleman 527-0398 or Art Bolton 527-0455 by ANGUS SHORTT Ducks Unlimited VIRGINIA RAIL — About the same size as the sora, this rail differs in having a long, tapered bill which is dark above and red-orange below. Sexes are alike, dark brown above streaked with black, the breast is chestnut, paler on throat, cheeks grey, flanks and undertail black barred with white. Favors cattail marshes where its basket-like nest is built over or near water. Breeding range more restricted than that of the sora; from southern Maritimes, southern Quebec and Ontario to south-central Manitoba, Saskatche- wan, in Alberta up to the Athabasca Delta, in B.C. confined to a small area of the southern interior and Vancouver Island. 87- '72 • • •• • ;••4‘e M ~%-wl, LE 11,1r0 SUMMED /1 • 2- STARTS THURSDAY, THURSDAY, JULY 6 TO REDUCTIONS 4A—Clinton.News-Record, Thurscloy,ly, 6, 1972 Dr. Lorne Donovan receives merit award • COATS • PANT SUITS • ALL WEATHER COATS • PANT COATS • BATHING SUITS ri Ottawa, —Dr. Lorne Donovan, 51, a corn breeder at the Agriculture Canada Research Station here, has been given the highest possible Public Service merit award. Agriculture Minister H.A. (Bud)Olson presented the $2,500 award today in recognition of Dr. Donovan's outstanding contributions towards the development of early maturing corn varieties, These varieties sparked a 'corn boom' in Ontario which is now spreading to other parts of Canada, "Dr. Donovan's research has effectively pushed back the corn frontier, making it possible for hundreds of Canadian farmers to reap the benefits of this crop many miles north of the traditional corn belt," said Mr. Olson. Since the potential for Canadian corn production appeared small compared to the established production south of the border, seed companies saw little incentive to develop early- Changes in the economic status of women are being reflected in life insurance sales, says Ernest E. Brooker, president of Laurier Life Insurance Company. Women of all age groups are buying insurance in greater numbers today but particularly noticeable is the interest shown by younger married women. In the past the buying of insurance has almost solely been the responsibility of the husband. But the socio-economic revolution is changing that, Brooker believes. Noting that in the vast majority of cases young married women choose to continue working, he points out that in the present-day economic climate their job security is frequently greater than that of their husbands. In addition, if their husbands work on an hourly rated basis, strikes and layoffs often reduce their annual take-home pay to not much more and sometimes less than that of their wives. At a time, too, when many men, even in managerial positions, are. looking for work, women in various fields are finding greater opportunity than ever before, The result, says Brooker, is that women are tending to become the major economic force in many of today's young families. Their responsibility becomes even greater, he says, when the young marrieds start raising a family and the wife elects to continue working, something which is becoming ever more common. ' "This new-found status undoubtedly has resulted in women recognizing their greater SUN LIFE a progressive company in a progressive industry maturing varieties for the north, Dr. Donovan is one of the dedicated plant breeders in federal, provincial and university research organizations who set out on the quest for new hybrid varieties which could stand the climatic test. His personal career as a corn breeder spans 20 years, "Considering the fast pace in North American corn breeding, with about 30 new varieties appearing every year, the $2,500 merit award indicates the eminence of Dr. Donovan as a scientist who has helped provide a remarkable gain for Canadian agriculture," Mr, Olson said, About $80 million bushels of corn are now grown annually, with a value of more than $100 million to the Canadian farmer, Although Ontario has experienced the major 'boom', new varieties such as those developed by Dr. Donovan are rolling hack the frontiers in Quebec, the Maritimes, British Columbia and on the Prairies. responsibility td the family unit," Brooker says, "and undoubtedly has a bearing on their mounting interest in purchasing protection for their families." The increased number of separated and divorced women probably is also reflected in interest of women in a product which was bought almost solely by men since its introduction. Although young men are showing an amazing interest in insurance, Mr. Brooker's company makes its greatest number of sales to women in the foiiy-five and above age category. This is mainly due to toe availability of a life insurance policy particularly designed for older people. The president of Laurier Life is confident that purchases of insurance by women will continue to grow as they become more independent economically. "An increasing number of young married people are becoming accustomed to the good things in life provided by a double income. As far as we can discover, most young women no longer want to wait 20 years for a fur coat Or a holiday in the sun. Not only that, but they enjoy the excitement of working in a business environment. Laurier Life became aware of the growing interest of young women in insurance, oddly enough, as the result of advertising policies directed to older groups. "They simply wrote in asking if there was . something available which would suit their needs," he said. Processed and "natural" or ripened cheeses are very similar in composition and nutritive value, even though flavor and cooking quality are different, say food specialists at the Ontario Food Council, Ontario Department of Agriculture and Food. Processed cheese is made from natural or ripened cheese. Processed Cheddar is likely most familiar. Processed Swiss and Gruyere are also commonly available, To produce processed cheese, a ripened cheese with a well developed flavor (such as a sharp Cheddar) is blended with an unripened or green cheese. The cheese is ihixed with a small amount of water and a salt that acts as an emulsifier. This results in .a softer cheese that slices easily and melts readily, blending smoothly when heated for sauce. The cheese mixture is also heated in it,s processing, preventing the development of a sharper flavor, and resulting in -the mild flavor characteristic of processed cheese, The composition of natural cheese is changed very little, Only small amounts of water and emulsifier are added. (Processed Rabbit breeders meet South Huron Rabbit Breeders' meeting for May was held with a good turn-out to hear Dr. Pridham giving a talk on disinfecting with a question and answer period following. Ivan Perrin and Bill Dicky were elected for delegates for O.C. of R.C. June's meeting was held with Ivan Perrin and Bill Dicky giving a talk on their trip to the 0. Cof. R.C. meeting. The fall rabbit show is to be held October 14 at Exeter and to be sanctioned with Angus Murray as show superintendent and Janet Hurly as show secretary. We are also looking for advertising for our show catalogue. Monthly accumulated draw winner was Archie May who was not present. Dutch auction winner was Audrey Fenton. Both meetings were closed with a lunch being served. GARDINER'S L BARBER SHOP WILL BE CLOSED FROM JULY 5 - 12 —26,27b /N WITH THE NEW, `WAVY DUTY WIRING THAT:S' SURE TO ,/at g Yo HAROLD WISE LIMITED CLINTON ... FERTILIZING ANNUALS Those annuals that you planted in late May and early June will require just a little extra care to keep them growing well all summer, says Bob Crawford, horticultural specialist, Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food. In the greenhouse annuals had water and fertilizer as they needed it. Now that they are established in the garden they should also be provided with a fertilizer, Dried manure or compost can be dug into the bed if it is available. Or apply a dry chemical fertilizer. But for faster results a water soluble liquid fertilizer should be used. When an organic source of nutrients is applied, the nutrients are not released until soil organisms have broken down the material. With dry chemical fertilizers, nutrients are available as soon as the fertilizer dissolves. With water soluble fertilizer the nutrients are readily available and can be used immediately by the plant. For most plants a 20-20-20 water soluble fertilizer is best. Remember to read the label and follow the directions carefully to avoid overfeeding or burning the plants. Change in economic status leads women to buy insurance GORDON T. WESTLAKE ' Phone 565-5333 Barfield UFE ASSURANCE COMPANY OF CANADA t.C7-0-0•0.4n42-0-0-40.11 WALT • DRESSES • PANTS • SKIRTS • TOPS • SHIRTS Electrical - Plumbing And Heating Contract& Open All Day Wednesday 262 Payfield Rd.-482-7062 0,0010.1114 44**1"1414.2 14111117N*48.41101 1•17*44114/111114%0411114%teitirN(4%%44 0.1144\467%424%itio" SHOPPE THE SQUARE - GODERICH Open PridayNite Till 9 p.m.