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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1975-09-04, Page 15Day ), it looks will he ompIeted on time. The Centre is Y licensed to cominodate 34 children from the a804 Ot tWo to sht and is now accepting applications for both fullandparttimeattendance. Iss Karen 1VVEwing has been hired to fill the position of Day CAM Supervisor. Karen 4brings with her the experiences galned through her former employer at the Ingersoll Day Nursery. The centre is set up to • provide pre-school children with a relaxed and cheerful • atmosphere with the primary objective of developing the child's social, emotional, and is well being. Socially, the child interacts with their peers, as well as adults outside the home. Emotionally, the school pets Out to make the child feel secure, with a daily routline that is rarely altered. He learns to Share, cope with frustrations, And feel his way in. ii011 d�de,PhYsicallY, the by the large variety of small and large muscular activities. child is considered a unique Iddividual their character; but they are all treated en an equal basis where daily routine, special events, and field trips are concerned. The centre will try to provide each child with as many ex- periences as possible at their own stage of development, level and ability in a supervised yetrelaxed atmosphere. Except for statutory holidays, the Day Care Centre will provide full day care, Monday through Friday and •will be Open from 6:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. The fees have been set at $5 per day for one child and $4 should there be a second child from the same rattily. 'A child attending 14 days, and staying for diriner, will pay the 1/2 day rate plus 50 cents for the meal. ,,Further information regarding applications and etc. ;may be had by phoning 482-3544 •or brochnres will be Maned y euugh Mr, Balton is resl4ent of th.ie ,Re lives in Mcgillop Township which has been added to*luron- Bruce. This will be the41111 election for' the Seaforthiarea man. Ile his first duties asiigned for the provincial by-election Or 1958 • , when ----Charles MacNatighton emerged 4 the winner. Since then he's administered seven —provincial and four Several had to be added for thls year's election and a total of 226 were employedin total, However, he said the people . in the part of the new riding with which be was less familiar "have been great" and the election 'machinery is getting into gear with few problems. Voters' lists have already teen posted in most atm- trtunities, although Mr. Bolton advised that problems have been encountered as some lists have been turn down by van- dals, yit they tovcebprgInthx_ fifiddWex They too have only until September 10 to have the proxies approved by the returning officer and the should be „secured before stUdentS leave home to move to college or other centres. He said that in the last election several students tailed to get their forms approved because they were received too late. For those 'Vole entertain on bnpulse, Food Advisory Services, Agriculture Canada suggest, Ground Beef Stroganoff. It can be easily prepared in thirty minutes and is Ideal for a buffet. (Ag. Canada photo) (NEXT TO CAMPBELL'S MEN'S WEAR) A light snowfall. Reminder to put on your snowtires. Normal traffic will probablymake the snow disappear from the roads; A broom is all you need to clean off porch and sidewalks. Skiers and tobogganers will love it. Snowstorms of this nature will require plows to keep traffic moving. Shovelling your - driwmay-and sidewalks # is a must. Metric P red tation systerre -rf,te Entertaining ineat-eaters can be an expensive habit in times of inflation. The solution is to purchase the less ex- pensive cuts of meat. Your best • bUy these days is ground beef. In nutrients, it compares favorably with other more expensive cuts. It contains high quality protein, iron and B vitamins. For a buffet, with a con- tinental flair, involving Iittle time and cost, Food Advisory Services, Agriculture Canada, suggest the following menu -- Ground Bed -Stroganoff. (with noodles, • rice or mashed potatoes); Cauliflower and Apple Salad; Whole Grain Bread; Cherry Tarts; Tea. Originally. "Bif Stroganor, a Russian favorite was made from beef strips., sour cream and mushroom sauce and' served on rice. The Russians have long enjoyed the appeal of the sour 'taste and they use sour cream lavishly. By using. ground beef in this recipe length of preparation. cooking' time ° and cost drop significantly. For variety, stroganoff can be served on noodles or mashed potatoes.. Stroganoff, made with ground beef, is a dish with subtle, creamy yet spicy sauce. It is eaty to prepare, attractive and lends itself to self-service. It is perfect for a chafing dish, or electric skillet, but is served equally well from the kitchen in a casserole or serving dish. • Every good buffet combines hot and cold food temperatures. Guests will appreciate a chunky salad of cauliflower. celery. tomato, cucumber and appie-on-crisp-lettuca-leaves... Whote grain bread -may be the accompaniment. Complete the meal on a cheery note with tea and chilly cherry tarts prepared beforehand and stored in the freezer. Pre - preparation allows more time for entertaining when guests arrive. Ground Beef Stroganoff 1/4 teasppoon pepper 1 10 -ounce can mushrooms, drained " 10 -ounce can condensed cream of chicken soup pint (1 % cups) dairy sour cream 3 cups cooked noodles (6 ounces uncooked) Saute onion in fat until . transparent. Add ground beef and brown. Drain off excess fat. Stir in flour-, salt, garlic, pepper then mushrooms and soup. Bring to boll then reduce heat and simmer uncovered 10 minutes. Stir in sour cream and heat thoroughly but do not boil. Serve over noodles. 6 servings. Compile,13, 725 votes George McCutcheon of Brussels is the returning officer for the riding of Huron -Bruce in the forthcoming provincial election. 300 enumerators completed the listing of voters in the riding working from last week. Mr. McCutcheon held schools of instruction for the enumerators and 299 of the 300 attended. 33,725 names were compiled for the voters lists which are this_ week in the hands of the prifiters. Mr. McCutcheon has his returning office set up in his home at Brussels. OPEN 1-6 OPEN 1-6 We can't knock the Davis Government • We can't praise it either. The law won't let us. In the hands of some people a knife. fork and spoon are dangerous weapons, Dangerous to themselves. They use them too often for too much of the wrong kinds of food. At COUNTERWEIGHT we'll show you how to use them safely end lose weight. Wo start with the Canadian Family Meal Pian. With this scientifically designed plan you eat nourishing, well balanced and tasty meals plus snacks. The variety of food is extensive and Ailantities Satisfying. Yet week after week COUN- TERWEIGHT members; lose weight. At every COUNTERWEIGHT meeting you'll see proof of their success. Merilbels are working together with their lecturer to lose their excess pounds.' Everyone is ptilling for you and sharing problems and successes. They're interested and friendly. Weight Control is so much easier when,. you're working in a group like this. Come on out to a COUNTERWEIGHT meeting this week. Learn how to handle your knife and fork safely. Wherever you are, there is a class near you. Clinton: _ Victoria & King Sts. United Church- Tuesday, 7:30 P.m Over 360 classes per week Through legislation, the Davis government has made sure that its employees .can't criticize it. We are Crown employees and civil servants. We live with severe restrictions on our civil rights. Our political rights are almost non-existent. • . We can't canvass for the candidate of our choice. --- We can't even speak or write publicly on any issue that may be 4 part of a political party's platform. For instance, we can't talk about taxes, housing or education policies. • We can't takepat in radio hot line shows, or put up a sign to support OU -r favourite candidate. All we ask is our baic. civil 10erties. The right to take part in the democratic process. It costs taxpayers nothing. • We hope you will vote for civil rights ... for everyone. We dont want our 'rights knocked about. Civil Service Association of °Mark)