HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1975-01-02, Page 7WITH ADMAN VOS
,When you read this column,
it Will likely be the year of our
Lord 1975 and with all 'the cop
corns I have expressed in this
past year, we are , all :grateful
that we were able to provide for
So many. the food that is needed
to "help keep us all healthy. Our
fond hope is, that we May con-
tinue to do so for a long time:
We hope that society in this
New Year will come to their
sensed', and help us to conserve
land that is so. sorely needed in
the future, not only to feed
those who are starving now,
Try these cookies
children can make
hit alio to feed our own noun -
try when the population Ili*
creases to the 'level thatis
predicted for Our next 25 • years.
We„ wish ...for .. anend to ...the
troubled economic times • and
for an end to the crop disasters
that ,plagued this world in the
last year. I .wish us all working
together to make this a better
world to live in, with Faith,
Hope and Charity.
We,las farmersIhave faith and
hope, or else:twe .wouldn't be
farming, for the farmer is
always sayiwafter a poor crop:
"Well, next°year has to Whet-
ter."
e•bet-,ter." Some even say that to be
a faarmeryou have to have
—charity charity '• as .well, for who else
would give so much for so Tittle.
Pid you know That Canada's.
trade balance is as big as . the
farm eaporte7 Yes, that's true.
We export about $7.5O•, �rnillion
.of farm products and our
" favourable trade balance is
about the same. °
I am proud to say that we,
being only five percent., of the
population, make it possible for
the other ninety-five percent to_
have the high . standard of
living we "enjoy. A good deal of
the credit for the efficiency of
the ` Canadian farmer goes to
the research work done at the
various levels , of government,
and to the extension specialists
from the ministries of
agriculture and food, under the
guidance of the Agricultural
Representatives. Credit should
go to the farmer for utilizing
the .advice he" receives so well.
"While the land' is resting,.
many . farmers will go to courses
provided by those specialists, to
be even more efficient than
they are already.
• This time of year brings out ,
the cook in most of us - even
children. Children love to cook,
and food specialists at the On-
tario Food Council, Ministry of
Agriculture and Food, have
developed -two, -cookie recipes,
the kids can help prepare. One
is 'bakeless, the other dropped
on a cookie sheet and baked.
Neither recipe uses sugar.
PEANUT BUTTER GEMS
1 -can (14 oz.) sweetened con-
densed milk
2/3 cup smooth peanut. butter
3 cups fine graham wafer
crumbs —
1/2 cup flaked coconut
1/2 cup chopped dates.
Blend condensed milk with
peanut butter. Stir in
remaining ingredients. Shape
into 1 -inch ,balls or small log
shapes. Chill. (These cookies
may be coated
with melted
semi -sweet chocolate.) Makes
51/2 dozen: -
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CHOCOLATE OATMEAL .
. DROPS
1 cup shortening
2/3 cup corn syrup
,1 tsp. vanilla
2 cups sifted. cake and pastry
flour
1 tsp. baking soda
1 tsp. salt
1 cup qui4-cooking rolled oats
1/3- cup chopped walnuts
1 package (6 oz.) semi -sweet
chocolate pieces
Cream. shortening, corn syrup
and vanilla together. Sift
together flour, baking soda and
salt. Add dry ingredients, in-
- cluding rolled oats, to the shor-
tening mixture. Blend i�•-..
remaining ingred=ients. -....,Drop
batter. from a teaspoon two in-
ches apart. on an ungreased
baking sheet.
MARY'S
SEWINEb
CENTREALBERT ST CLINTON
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482-7036
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SAY S WEI ME4"TO
THE FIRST BABY OF '75
WITH THE GIFT OF
A TERRY ROMPER SUIT
WE'LL MAKE UP ESPECIALLY FOR YOU.
Bake in a moderate oven
(375°F) 12 to 15 Minutes or un-
til cookies are lightly browned.,
Makes 41/2. dozen_
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MOM and DAD
pL•= GET'A FREE
,,SUBSCRIPTION TO THE
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CInton News. -Record
AS PARENTS OF 1975
'FIRST ARRIVAL
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Members learn craft •
Members of Kippen East'
Women's Institute learned -the ...
,artof making a fur flower when
Mrs, Alex McGregor displayed
.crafts made by the patients' at
Huronview.
This being the citizenship
meeting, ; members answered
the roll call by "A little thing in
life .that leads to good citizen-
ship". Mrs. Alex McGregor
commented on the `'-motto ..
"friendship is 'the cement that
holds the world" together.".
Mrs. A. Hoggarth gave the
report of family and consumer
affairs, Mrs. Alderdice for
citizenship arid --world affairs.
Mrs. R. Bell gave the district
. board meeting report; Mrs. R.
Kinsman .and. Mrs. Grace
Drummond the Area Conven-
tion report.
Mr$. R. 13roadfoot and Mrs.
R. Kinsman gave Christmas
readings. Members will make a
quilt ' fo'r H.uronview. An' auc-
tion . s.ale wild be held at the
January meeting.
Mrs, A. Hoggarth won the
..flower -arrangement donated by
Mrs. A. McGregor and Mrs. 1)
Triehner .was the winner -of the
lucky plate. yIrs.,John Sinclair
was in charge of lunch.
A jolly Santa Clans arrived
and distributed gifts.
C4 0N'` NEW$r'RECOB # " RUR$ A 4tXMARY 2) 191
Huron dentennial • School, dhe
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Mc3ride ,
Mr. Ken' Jones and friend of
Kemptville spent Christmas
with Mr. and Mrs. •Harold
Jones.
Personals
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Mr. and Mrs. ton Belt,
Halifax N.S., were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. W.J.F. Bell..'
Mr. and Mrs.- Hank Bennen-
dyk are spending the Christmas
holidays with relatives in
Holland.
Mr. and Mrs. W.J.F. Bell
have gone to' Florida for the
winter.
Miss Linda . -Workman,
Guelph is isperid'irig Christmas
with 'her parents,. Mr, and Mrs.
Orville Workman.
The Cooper family held their
annual Christmas party
Greetings
Hope New Year sends
everyone' into an or-
bit. of happiness.
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A,„ NATURAL
COLOUR -PHOTOGRAPH
4 -
OF
LITTLE
'75
We will photograph your baby in
beautiful natural colour 'and give
you 1 — 8" x 10" photograph. ,
STUDIO
118 8t. DAVID 8t. 524.6787
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CLIN-TON
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FIRST BABY
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CHRISTMAS TREES
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WILL BE PICKED UPIN
CLINTON:
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WEATHER PERMITTING
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BY DEPT. OF., PIACI; WORKS
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ON
MONDAY, JAN. 6th
HAVE • YOUR TREE ON THE BOULEVARD
CLINTON PUBLIC..,
WORKS COMMITTEE .
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TO 1975's FIRST AND THE FAMILY ,
CALL US
FOR A FREE RIDE
HOME FROM THE HOSPITAL
WITHIN A. RADIUS OF 12 MILES •
ASHTON'S TAXI
HARVEY ASHTON, Prop. 482-9334
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Won You A Free
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f4.00 WORTH OF GASOLINE
courtesy Of
P. J. GOLDSWORTHY
MOTOR SALES -
CLINTON
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CLINTON CENTENNIAL COMMITTEE----
WILL
PRESENT A
SILY-ER BABY'S CUP
BE G CENTE-NNIAL CREST
TO THE FIRST BABY BORN IN CLINTON HOSPITAL
IN 1975%.. OUR CENTENNIAL YEAR
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FREE SHAMPOO & SET
FOR THE MOTHER .OF CLINTON'S FIRST NEW YEAR'S
BABY A' FRE HAIR STYLE FROM
LORI LYN
BEAUTY LOUNGE
72 ALBER1 ST. 4824711
CLINTON
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CLINTON'S FIRST BABY OF '7i
BABY BOOK
Tq Record\ Those Special
Events From Birth To Age Six
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MOM and DAD
THERE ARE TWQ__ERE.E PA§SES
TO SEE THE
, PICTURE.
YOUR CHOICE
AT THE
THEATRE
ON ,THE SQUA,RE
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SAY YOU LUCKY'
PARENTS
Qf The
LITTLE 75
't HERE ib A
SILVER BABY SPOON
WAITING FOR YOU
ENGRAVED WITH
THE BABY'S NAME- AND
CLINTON CENTENNIAL.
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