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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1975-09-04, Page 18•••••..443immt‘tonm,...,,,ing•••• , rr•••••• NRK, (0.1. ,•••••••mr,r, ..114,-,111.91MA.14 . • 01:111P-sAirOt1irotrietite014 tio ow and modeF,i;loco*. .-rfaotkies« wth a'ma,imum. o 0101 tritakipalit Viltaseof lois* Donald R., Irvin&. *Pawn provides per _capita grants to . Ontario municipalities to administer directly as loans to homeowner occupants , to repair their houses to an acceptable Municipal minimum standard. Bayfield has been allocated $15.000 at this time, Mr. Irvine said. which represents ap:,_ prmarnately 50 Percent of the total 1975-76 funding designated under 01 -IRP for the municipality. The prime objective of the program is the correction of faulty structural and sanitary conditions and the upgrading of plumbing, heating and elec- trical systems of the owner occupant's home. 12$ gratulated oviig quickly to implement ensures usfuIess of needed ti 1 . The _MaXimum amount of an 1'7 loan. as determined, by the Iocal municipality, is $7,500, less any funding from ,other home renewal programs. The Municipality is also responsible for determining the rate of interest charged on the loan. from zero to eight percent, and what portion of the loan will be "forgiven", and therefore need not be paid back. OHRP extends home renewal possibilities to owner occupants in any municipality in Ontario, urban or rural, which has adopted either ...a minimum housing standards bylaw or a resolution setting such stan- dards. Jame Of hitio %Ibcrt, Sask. was elec(ed 5511I President ot the Asseetatott of Kinsmen Clubs at the organizations mammoth - Convention hem in St. John's men*. Wayne Roddy of Woodstock, Ontario was elected Vice President. Mr. Sdarrow succeeds Mack Skinner of Sydney. Nova Scotia, as President.•Scarrow. a 12 year Kinsman veteran has served his local area as club president for Prince ' Albert, Deputy Governor for Northern. Saskatchewan, Governor of Saskatchewan..As Governor he received all his organizations three highest awards for his Saskatchewan District; a triple crown feat. .•, Honored by the Parents' Guaranteed Seal. the Duraclean Foam- AbNorption Pntte, get, the dm out that the other method, lea%e in' 1 tte,..1 tivo. ittabri ittt,,,s1.:,71 c. ,... t and tekturrs spriny, . 11,ki. L. to hie hrs, .111 dime in i.iur huine , . . le.td, Iff If gtle,IN the ...tole da% Cali us for a ,Free Quotation emviMAVAAAAVAAVAAAAAAAA AAAAVAAAAAVA\A A\AAA A\ AAA AN.AAA\AA A A\ A‘ \ \\AA N.ANA A AA\ %AA AAA A '\‘ Susan 1.11 , +dory smfteas sbrldesSenator FIt.eflYs from the *mat the -dflan Nadonal Elthrbletert In TOronto" She rode the horse to victory twice In the CNE horse show against some Otis tophorseshasouthwrestenr Ontario. Milk to store on shelves Mould you store milk on the shelf, without refrigeration, for six months?" Of course not – but it's being done routinely in Europe, Africa and even in some Canadian itLstirtitions. • The secret is "sterilized" • - milk (in its commercial sense) — raw ain't subjected to a high temperature to kill all microorganisms. This ultra • high temperature milk, when sealed in air -tight containers, has a shelf life of six =friths. Its food value is the same as pasteurized milk. It must, of course, be refrigerated after openins„ just like pasteurize milk,. The milk is sterilized by heating it to 285 degrees Fahrenheit (145 degrees Celsius) for three seconds. Pasteurized milk is heated to 165 degress Fahrenheit for 15 seconds. UHT milk is common in Europe and some parts of Africa, where refrigeration is not as widely available as. in Canada. A dairy in Toronto is now producing the milk, chiefly for sale to institutions. Another . in Quebec City will be turning out uirr milk this fall in one - litre, brick -shaped packages for the retail trade. Ina milk has been late in arriving in North America because our dairy indnstry is geared to refrigerated shipping and storage. However, Claude Lambert of Agriculture Canada's Dairy DiviSion sees three reasons for producing the milk here. "Because it . needs no refrigeration, it • conterves energy and minimizes the cost of handling and storage," he says. "And it is ideal for remote areas, like northern con- struction sites, where refrigeration is scarce." UHT milk could eventually be useful to the dairy industry in compensating for the' flub - mations in production. "Milk production peaks in summer and drops in winter," Mr. Lambert says. "Some of the summer milk could be sterilized and stored economically until needed in the winter." The success of um milk in Canada depends on consumer acceptance. Agriculture Canada's Food Advisory Service taste -tested UHT milk processed in Europe and found a slight difference between it and pasteurized milk, • • "However, the quality of the raw milk has an influence on the final flavor of UHT milk," Mr. Lambert says. "North American milk has very high quality." The location of UHT milk on supermarket shelves also has a, bearing on consumer ac- ceptance. The Toronto dairy that first marketed UHT milk in Canada found that shoppers were accustomed to finding milk at the dairy counter, and overlooked it when it was - displayed with canned goods. Milk is only one product that can be -preserved by UHT sterilization., Fruit and vegetable juices may be next in line behind milk on super- market shelves. Two Beautiful • '75 Buick -fleck." 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