HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1981-09-16, Page 7FORTHCOMING -MARRIAGE - Alex and Pearl Murray of
Woodstock, Ontorio are pleased to announce the forthcoming
morriage of their only daughter Cheryl Marlene to Daniel
Ross Wolters, son of Bill and Blanche Walters of Exeter, On-
tario. The wedding will take place on September 26, 1981 at
Knox Presbyterian Church, Woodstock at 3:30. Closed recep-
tion.
FORTHCOMING MARRIAGE - Mr. and Mrs. R. Gohl of
Kitchener are proud to announce the forthcoming marriage of
their daughter Denise Lyn to Michael Craig, son of Mr. and
Mrs. H. Piper of Greenwpy. The wedding will take place in
Kitchener on November 7.
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Meidinger ore pleased to announce the forthcoming marriage
of their daughter Rosemary Geralyn to Mr. Gerard Joseph
Ducharme, son of Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Ducharme. The wed-
ding will take place Saturday, September 26, 1981, 2:30 p.m.
in St. Boniface Roman Catholic Church, Zurich, Ontario. Open
reception to follow.
Need quick action
when freezer quits
When the freezer stops
working. act quickly, advise
food and nutrition specialists
with the Ontario ministry of
agriculture and food.
First ensure the door or lid
is tightly closed to retain the
cold. Then look for the
source of trouble. Should the
power fail. find out how long
the service will be in-
terrupted. If the motor stops
while the cord is plugged in
and no fuses have blown,
find out how quickly repairs
can be made. You may need
to borrow freezer space
from friends or a commer-
cial establishment.
If the appliance stops run-
ning. food will stay frozen
for approximately 48 hours if
the freezer is full and the
door stays shut. A half full
freezer will keep food frozen
about 24 hours. Covering the
unit with blankets provides
extra insulation but if the
power has failed, leave the
air vents free, in case the
electricity returns earlier
than expected.
Some partially or com-
pletely thawed foods can be
safely refrozen depending on
the type of food and how cold
it is. With others, it could be
dangerous. Freezing doesn't
destroy all micro-
organisms. It just stops
them from growing until the
temperature climbs over
4 degrees C (40 degrees F).
Because the freezing
process changes the texture
of food. thawed items can
spoil more quickly than
fresh ones. As a rule of
thumb. if the package still
contains ice crystals and
there's no sign of spoilage,
it's safeto refreeze but
quality will be affected.
If foods are thawed com-
pletely and held at
refrigerator temperatures
for no longer than 24 hours,
vacuum packaged raw
meats, poultry and
vegetables can oe refrozen if
they're first immedately
cooked to the well-done
stage. After cooking remove
poultry meat from the bones.
Unless fish, shellfish,
casseroles, T.V. dinners,
vacumm packed, smoked,
cured or cooled meats and
boil-in=a-bag meals are
cooked and eaten im-
mediately, they should be
thrown out. Thawed ice
cream and sherbet should be
discarded.
Nothing to do with dirt
Times -Advocate, September 16, 1981
Page 7
Lice outbreak checked in Huron
By CATHERINE WALSH, M.S.
Digester, Public Health
Nur sing
Huron County has been
experiencing an outbreak of
head lice amongst children
during the summer months.
Head lice infection - also
known as pediculosis - is
,exclusively a human
problem and still quite
common.
The head louse lives on the
Broccoli
time here •
Early September marks
the beginning of Ontario's
peak season for broccoli.
Marketing specialists at the
Ontario Ministry of
Agriculture and Food inform
us that fresh Ontario broc-
coli will be available until
the middle of October.
Choose broccoli with a
bright green color and fresh
appearance. The stalks
should be tender, yet firm,
and the flowers- should be
tightly compact. Watch for
signs of over -maturity, such
as wilted leaves and yellow -
speckled buds.
To help retain broccoli's
fresh flavor, cover with a
plastic bag and place it in
the refrigerator crisper. For
the freshest flavor, plan to
use it within three days. To
prepare a broccoli bunch for
cooking. wash it quickly in
cold water. then trim the
course leaves and the woody
stem. Cut the broccoli
lengthwise. and split the
stalks part way to allow for
more even cooking. For
smaller pieces. you may
wish to use just the broccoli
flowerettes. In; this case,
chop the stalks separately
and add them to soups, stews
and casseroles.
Broccoli is a tender
vegetable. which makes
quick cooking important.
Cook it just to the tender -
crisp stage for the best
flavor and color. Ontario
broccoli is an ideal
vegetable to steam. stir -fry
and boil quickly. Serve it
piping hot with a drizzle of
butter. a sprinkle of cheese
or a creamy sauce. Ontario
broccoli is also delicious
eaten raw. Serve crunchy
broccoli flowerettes with a
savory dip for a scrumptious
change of pace..
Did you know that
watermelons are actually
berries^ It's true!
scalp and has existence of
approximately one month.
The adult female head
louse lays eggs (called
nits)which are whitish, oval
shaped and 'tiny. These nits
cling to the hair shaft; and
unlike dandruff, they keep on
clinging and cannot be
shaken off; after about a
week the nits hatch into new
lice. They puncture the skin
to obtain food; this causes
itching and scratching which
can cause infection.
Head lice are usually
transmitted from one person
to another by direct contact
with the hair. This can
happen if you use an infected
person's brush or comb.
Towels, sheets, blankets,
pillows and clothing
especially hats, can all
transfer lice from one head
to another.
Parents should not get
indignant if their child
becomes infected, the
problem has nothing to do
with dirt or with standards of
hygiene at home. Head lice
are more of an irritation or
an aggravation than an
actual health hazard. Head
lice do not carry disease.
However, if one person in a
family or school has
pediculosis, chances are
others will be affected too. It
is for this reason that
children who are infected
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Mr. and Mrs. Victor Jeffery, Exeter, celebrated their 45th
Wedding Anniversary September 12th. They were entertained
by Mrs. Jeffery's sisters Mrs. Herm Dettmer and Mrs. Doug
Cook and families at a digner. Their neighbours surprised
them with an afternoon tea. They are celebrating at a dinner
being given by their family on September 20th. They hove two
sons, Barry of RR 3 Exeter and Bill of Toronto and three
grandsons.
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important to take immediate
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To rid the head of lice and
nits the following should be
done:
1. Soak the head in pure
vinegar for ten minutes. This
is to soften the shell of the
nit.
2. Apply Para Lice (spray)
or Kwellada (shampoo)
solution which can be bought
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directions on the bottle. Use
a fine steel tooth comb,
separating each strand of
hair and comb very carefully
to remove all nits. The
combing of the hair must be
done strand by strand until
the entire head is free from
nits. It is much easier to
comb hair and remove nits
when the head is wet. The
steel comb may be borrowed
from your local health unit
office.
3. All clothing should be
washed in very hot water;
this especially applies to
headgear, scarves and bed
linen. If washing is not
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an alternative or spraying
with Para Lice spray.
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and should they find a nit or
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