HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1979-01-10, Page 4THE BF uSmes POST, JANUARY 10,1979i
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RDOP IN MORRIS — Anne Stewart, of Seaforth, left, a summer student
who worked with the Uinversity of Guelph Rural Development Outreach
Project, discusses the problems of getting out and around with Mrs.
Emily Elston of Morris Township.
Housekeeping helpers
An easy way to get hard to
remove food from a can is to
simply open one end of the
can; turn it upside down in a
bowl, open the other end and
use the cut-out portion to
push the food out in one
piece.
House plants require less
water in winter than at other
times of the year. Most
house plants, it has been
found, die from overwatering
than any other cause.
If you are energy conscious
here are a few easy tips to
help conserve energy. On
your electric stove use a pant
that fits the element. When
cooking vegetables use as
little water as possible and
turn heat down as soon as it
boils. Do not open your
refrigerator door more than
obsolutely necessary. Do not
put food in while it is hot.
To remove crayon marks
on either flat or glass paint
rub on toothpaste with a stiff
brush.
If you have trouble
breaking in new shoes it is
said that if you put a peeled
potato in the shoe one night
it will make the leather more
pliable.
To keep your diamond and
wedding ring sparkling use
your hair shampoo.
When making scalloped
potatoes and other
casseroles, place dish in pan
of water to catch the drip
when they boil over. This
way avoids a messy oven and
the odor of btirning,
Here is a recipe for dainty
lOOking cookies for holiday
entertianing. They are also
very tasty.
QvickOATMEAL LACE
COOKIES
21/4 cups rolled oats;
1 cup brown sugar,
'A cup 'Melted butter,
2 tsp. baking powder
1 egg Well beaten.
Melt butter and add dry
irigrt.dients. Add egg and
mix well. Drop from spoon
one inch apart on greased
pan. Bake at 350 degress. Let
stand one minute them re-
move from pan. Makes six
dozen.
PICKING UP THE
PLAYTHINGS
Picking up the playthings
at the end of day
Is a time for dreaming and
a time to pray. -
Quietly in slumber, lying
snug and sweet
Busy little hands and busy
little feet,
Rooms are still from
laughter, childish worries
gime.
Little troubles they'll for-
get with the smile of dawn.
In the utter silence, glad
our hearts must be
Silent rooms shall sound
again with morning glee.
Life is not all playtime,
soon the years will bring.
Days of joy and sorrow, tail
and laboring.
Now with love and
laughter do the years go by
Happiness and joyousness
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The United Nations has
proclaimed 1979 the Inter-
national Year of the Child
since "in spite of all efforts,
far too many children,
especially in developing
countries, are under-
nourished, without access to
adequate health services,
missing the basic educational
preparation for their future
and deprived of the element-
ary amenities of life."
The theme "Mankind
owes to the child the best it
has to give" urges people
and governments to partic-
ipate in special programs or
activities. Agriculture
Canada sees itself playing a
role in the field of food and
nutrition, of special import-
ance to growing children.
Various teaching aids are
planned for the year, as well
as press releases and radio
programs of special interest
to children. There will be at
least one press story per
month on food and nutrition
of children, including tested
metric recipes that the
youngsters can often prepare
themselves.
Information Services is
providing four short films of
from four to eight minutes
long. They will be sent to
television stations across the
country, one film per season.
The topics covered include
food processing, sugar bush
activities, agricultural
museums and fall fairs.
Following the Nutrition
Canada Survey, nutritionists
are recommending an in-
creased consumption of fruit
and vegetables. By improv-
ing children's familiarity
with vegetables and attitudes
towards them, they will no
doubt accept them more
readily. For this reason,
Food Advisory Division,
Agriculture Canada has
worked in collaboration with
Health and Welfare Canada
to produce a color poster
featuring 20 Canadian
vegetables. It will be avail-
able to Canadian schools
along with information
describing learning activities
specific to three school-age
groups.
Food Advisory Division
will distribute a brochure
containing basic information
on, food service and menu
planning for day care centres
It will also provide food
learning activities and recipe
suggestions.
The Year is an opportunity
for all Canadians to join in a
celebration of childhood and
to do all in our power to make
Canada a better place for
children.
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Memories shall never fade
though afar they room!
Picking up the playthings
at the end of day.
Is a time for dreaming and
a time to pray.
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