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*lion form and home news Times,Acivocate, October 980 !asi 1
Than sgiving dinner could be ruined by unsafe cookm
TEST CORN PLOT
AT
JIM KERSLAKE'S FARM
(Corner of Hwy. 4 and KiHdon Road)
Thanksgiving is certainly
a wonderful time of year but
For details
on Winter Wheat
plans call:
DONALD WEIGAND
RR #1 Dashwood Ont.
make sure. your feast is a
safe one,.
Zvery year, thousands of
Canadians become un-
necessary victims of food-
borne illness. Most of these
could have been avoided by
f011owling safe food handling,
or cooking practices.. These-
are particelarly, important
during the festive season.
Here are a few safety
guidelines for handling
turkey from the food con-
sultants at Agriculture
Canada's Food Advisory
Division,
Unwrap the fresh turkey.
when you get it home and
wrap it loosely in waxed
paper or ' aluminum foil,.
Store the giblets and the
uncooked fresh meat
separately in the coldest part
of the refrigerator. Always
cook the fresh turkey within
three days 'of purchase.
If the meat is frozen, leave
the plastic wrapper on. The
refrigerator is the ideal
placefor thawing as it keeps.
poultry cold until its com-
pletely thawed. Allow about
10 hours per kilogram or five
hours per pound and cook
within 24 ,hours of thawing,
When thawing lit cold
water, immerse the bird, in
its. original wrapping, in
water changed several times
during thawing. Allow about
two hours per kilogram. or
one hour per pound and cook
it within 24 hours,
To thaw at room tem-
perature, slit the wrapping
along the back and place the
bird, on a rack on a tray to
drain as it thaws. For more
even thawing, place the
wrapped turkey in a brown
paper bag, Allow three hours
per kilogram or one and a
half hour per pound. Cook it
immediately or refrigerate
and cook with 24 hours. Don't
leave it at room temperature
for any length of time once it
has thawed.
In any case, be sure to
wash in hot soapy water all
utensils and counters that
the bird touches and dispose
of the drippy wrappings with
care. For example, if
preparing the raw bird on a
cutting board, wash _ the
board and knife thoroughly
before, starting to prepare
another food, espeei4liy if
the second food Is to be eaten
raw, And of course scrub
your hands as. well,
Cook thawed turkey in the
same way and for the same
length of time as a fresh,
bird. If you prefer to stuff it,
do so just before roasting.
Check for doneness. by
using .ameattherinonieter.
temperature of 70 'degrees;
celcius (165 degrees F) in the
stuffing or 85 degrees celcius
(185 degrees F) -in the thigh.
is your indication that the
turkey is ready .for the table,
Remove any leftover
stuffing from the bird and
chill or freeze. It will keep
two to three ' days in . the
refrigerator or two months.
in the freezer, Chill or freeze
the cooked meat within two
hours or refrigerate up to
three to four days. To freeze,
remove the bones and the
excess fat from. the large
pieces. Or slice and cover
with gravy, sauce or broth. It
may be kept frozen one
month if not covered with
liquid; otherwise, it can be
stored frozen for three
months.
For more information. on
preparing holiday turkeys
contact the Agricultural
office at Zenith 2-800 or 482-
3428,
Grace Bird, Home.
F.conomist foe. Huron County.
since August 1977, has;
transferred to the: Middlesex
County Ontario Ministry of
AgricUlture dK Food office,
London, effective October.
6th, MO, While here she has
worked with.. the 4-fi
Homemaking Clubs,
Women's Institutes and
other organizations offering
courses in foods & nutrition,
crafts, food preservation,
home management and
sewing.
We will certainly miss her
pleasant manner and the
dedication she brought to the
work she did In the County.
However, we wish her - the
best in her new position in
Middlesex.
Her partner, Mrs, Loralee
Marshall, will be continuing
to supervise the Home
Economics Program from
the Agricultural- Office in
Clinton. Please call her with
your questions as they arise,
Don Pullen,
Ag,,ficultural Representat-
ive.
complete any item of their
choice, .For those who have.
done crewel embroidery
heferet the course effer.s.
advanced instruction on
finishing touches and care
for embroidered articles,
designing your own pattern
for embroidered articles, as
well as learning Several new
stitches.
The .course will take the
form ef leadership workshop
where each group, whether
an organized group or in-
formal gathering, will send
at least one leader (two is
ideal) to the workshop to
learn the information - and
leaders then return to their
community and teach the
course to the members.
Upon completion of the
course, a Summary ,Hay
held where all members get
together to see what the
other groups in the area have
done during the project. A
knowledgeable speaker is
often present to expand on
the subject being studied.
Leadership workshops will
be held as follows:
Wingham - Monday, October
20 and Wednesday, October
29
Exeter - Tuesdays October 21
and Thursday, October 30
Thurs., Oct. 9
7 a.m. - 10 a.m.
October 22 and Friday,
October 31
For further information,
contact ,Loraleg Marshall at
409-1428 or Zenith .7-2800,
Lora* Marshall,
Home EconOillist,
Please note O.M.A.F.
Made an error in.announcing
the Oxford Hybrid Swine
First Production Sale at New
Dundee. This joint sale of
Murray Junker, Pete
Baxter, and brute Rapper
will be held at the Stratford
Fairgrounds, Wednesday,
October 15th, starting at 7:30
4,14-ails of which 25 will be
beards.
itiebrirdSmaisAt,
Swine Specialist..
NOTICE OF
NOMINATION
TOWNSHIP OF TUCKERSMITH
Nominations will be received at the Clerk's Office by
the Clerk of the Township of Tuckersmith in the period
commencing on October 16 and concluding on October
20 at 5:00 p.m. for the positions of:
A. Reeve, Deputy-Reeve and three Councillors
for the Township of Tuckersmith.
B. One member to the Huron County Board of
Education for the Township of Tuckersmith and
the Town of Clinton.
C. One . member to the Huron-Perth Roman
Catholic Separate School Board for the Townships
of Tuckersmith and Stanley and the town of
Seaforth.
Ecich of the members so nominated, if elected are to
serve a two-year term, 1981 and 1982.
The required Nomination Forms may be obtained
from the Clerk's Office and must be completed, filed
with and accepted by the Clerk by the above deadline.
For further information regarding the procedures
under the Election Act, contact the undersigned.
.1. R. McLachlan,
Clerk-Treasurer,
Township of Tuckersmith
Box GMB 117, R.R. 5, Clinton, Ontario.
LIST OF ELECTORS FOR
TOWNSHIP OF TUCKERSMITH
1980
Clerk's Notice of Frist Posting of Preliminary List
Preliminary List, 1980 of the Township of Tuckersmith
COUNTY OF HURON
NOTICE is hereby given that I have complied with
Section 24 of the Municipal Elections Att, 1977, as
revised and that i have posted up at the Municipal Of-
HO at Variastra Patk On the 9 th day of October, 1980.
the list of all persons entitled to vote in the
municipchity at Municipal elections, and that such list
remains there for inspection.
AND I hereby call upon the electors to take Im-
mediate proceedings to have any errors or Omissions
corrected according to law.
- the last day for filing complaints is the 22 ad
day of October 1480.
- The place at which the revision will commence is
the Municipal Office, Vanastta,
--the time at which the revision will commence is
the '14 tit of October 19$0.
Dated this 9 th day of dctaber,19110.
J. O. McLachlan,
townibip otruckersinith.
A Lucan resident, Clare
Paton, plowed four days at
the International Plowing,
Match, Woodstock, in Class
3, Group 5, among 20 com-
petitors placing 12th, 11th,
10th and ninth.
This is Clare's , 18th
International Competition
having participated different
years since 1953 in Cobourg
when the World Plowing
Match was also held.
Clare also coached Mid-
dlesex Queen of the Furrow,
PLOW QUEEN RUNNERUP -Janet Shapton, Queen of the
Furrow for Huron County for 1979 was' named second
runnerup at the International Plowing Match competition at
Woodstock, Friday. Janet is the daughter of Bruce and
Dolores Shapton. T-A photo
•
Paton plows again,
ready at Middlesex
Carolyn Adams of Birr, on
Thursday, on Friday
Carolyn was in the top 5
finalists from 28 Queens.
'Clare, son Jim and
daughter Darlene will take
part in the Middlesex
plowing match , Saturday
October 11, at the•southwest
corner the 15th concession of
London ' township and the
Ilderton side road with Host
Farmer John Walls. Penny
Hodgins, 1978 Queen of the
Furrow, will compete for the
1980 title, for Middlesex.
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