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Huron -Perth TB reps
going to Moscow meet.
Iluron--Per-th TB and
Respiratory Disease Association
will ibe, represented in Moscow
next summer when the
,.international Union Against
Tuber"culosis meets in Russia.
Mrs. David Schenck, Seaforth
sand ' "Mrs. Edith Brothers,
announced at a meeting of the
Association in Seaforth
Community Hospital that they
planned to make the ' trip.
Making the trip at their own
• expense, the conple are planning
Euro pe•and' Great Britain. M'rq.
:Schenck said she planned to
record the trip in film and would
have slides available for showing
at area meetings next fall.
At the regular meeting of the.
Association, routine , reports
were -given by Mrs. Edith Fisher,
Education Chairman; Tom
Leiper, Case Finding' Chairman;
George Watt, Rehabilitation and
Social Service; and Ralph Goren,
&hristmas - Seal Campaign
Chairman.
Parents and friends Of students sat around in 'Robertson Memorial' School gym last week and
watched a varied program put on by the students and their teachers in conjunction with Open
House. Here some of":the students perform "The Hitch -hiker for their audience, Last Thursday
evening, some mothers and fathers,went to.the school with their children to play volleyball and -to
.try out this rhythmic exercise as well as others. (staff photo)
While prices' are low
Freeze eggs now
Eggs are such a good buy
right now you can't afford to
over -look them. Eggs can be
frozen at 0 degrees and stored•
for up to four months. Frozen
eggs cap be used in cakes,
cookies, muffins, meat loaf or
sauces, suggest food specialists at
the Ontario Food Council,
Ontario Department of
Agriculture and Food. They can •
_even be scrambled: or-serwod..ass.,
an omelet.
Eggs may be frozen whole or
separated: T -o prepare whole eggs
,A for freezing, break -them out of
the shell and mix the yolk and
white thoroughly with 1/2 tsp salt„„..„
- or 1/2 tsp sugar fo'r each eup ,of
a eggs (about 6 eggs). The sugar or
salt is required to prevent
separation of Begg yolks during
freeing. Saltr is used for eggs to
• be used in main course dishes,
and sugar for eggs to be used in
desserts. Egg yolks only are
mixed with 1/, tsp salt or 1 tsp.
lolmesville
sugarr each 1/4 cup egg yolks.
The e whites alone require no
mixing, salt” or sugar for freezing;
just put them into a container
and freeze.
Ice cube trays are ideal for
freezing eggs, since each square
will hold ' one or two eggs,
depending -on, the size of the
tray. When solidly frozen the
eggs, cane beF ,pr9p.
p .,out, and,
-'stored"•in a plastic bag. When you
are readyto use them, it is easy
to remove exactly the number --of
eggs required. •
Standard freezing containers
or ,plastic cartons. also may be
-used. Package the eggs in small
quantities for specific 'purposes,
for 'example, 6 eggs for
scrambling, 12 egg whites for
angel food, cake, 3 egg yolks for
mayonnaise, 4 egg whites for
cream puffs, etc.
,:Allow the eggs to tliaw before
using for easier whipping and
Monday, March -1, the
Holmesville 441 girls held their
first: meeting at-- the .Halmesille
Ilalt to . organize the ; club
"Separates for Summer".
There were.: 25 girls present.,...
They were. -.divided into three
groups.
Group I leaders are Mrs.
Frank Yoe and .Mrs. Don
Middleton. President is Janet
Klomps; vice-president, Mary
Brand; secretary, Marie Betties;
and press reporter, Jane Harris.
Group II, "The Sew and
Sews", have leaders Mrs. John
Westbrook and• Mjss,Susan Lobb.
President is Janet Rodges;
vice-president, s Sharon Potter;
-ridqeTSores
There were five 'tables in play
at the Goderich Duplicate Bridge
Club; Tuesday night, March
Winners and their scores were
as follows: Mrs. Watson and Dr.
:M.: Smith,• •65/2; Mrs. T.
Papernick and .Miss Lena
Robinson, 65; M•rs R. Sproule
anti Mrs. --A: ° Galbraith, 64; Tom
Eadie and Ray Fisher, 601/2.
DUNIANNON
Miss " Pearl Caldwell was
admitted to Wingham and
District Hospital'on Sun"day, •
Mr. and Mrs. RobertBrigham
and Robert Smyth, Toronto,
spent the weekend with Brown
Smyth.
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mixing. If the thawed yolks have
too thick a consistency, add a
little water before using. Once.
thawed, • 'use the eggs
immediately and do not
refreeze.
Mrs. Fisher's report included
the announcement of , a
Respiratory • Disease ' Film
Festival Day in the near future
with three local doctors taking
part in the program. Mr. Leiper
reported that an industrial lung
function, testing program would
begin in the' near future. Mr.
Waft said that " regular RD
meetings have been 'held in two
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and press reporter, Mary Ellen
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Group III, "The Pattern
Patties", have leaders Mrs.
,Leonard Rodges' and Miss
Dianne • Rodges. President • is
Barbara Wise;" vice-president,
Brenda Wisesteretary,,
Catherine Wise; " and press
reporter, Rose Wain.
During the evening thie
leaders gave demonstrations and
discussed different fabrics and. •
styles: They ,also displayed a,
sewing box and demonstrated
how' to takeproper
measurements: '
Sally
sees ...-
Of
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Of Interest to Women
THE GODE'RICH •Women' .
Institute will sponsor a Dessert •
•-'Ca.d-Party in the Legion Halt,
Wednesday, March 17th, at 1:30'
p.m Admission 75c. Mammoth
Bake Sale.'Everyone Welcome. -
9,"10°
A• WHITE Elephant Sale,
sponsored by UCW, will be held
at Victoria "Street United
Church, Monday, March 15th, at •
° 7:34' p -.111:•„A white elephant is •
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hurt.__
ttch your$te
Falls hurt more men
.-aird ,womernr'than .arty tether .__:.,-
job accident. Defend yourself
against falls with the
best protective equipment
you have — your eyes,
your ears.
your „brain.
A big package can blo
_ - -your view oftlre-waiy .ah'ea t.
If you can't see where
you're going — find
some other way.'
That's common
,sense. And that's
self -defend.
locations for the breathing
disease sufferer and that
swimming classes for asthmatic
children would begin in
Stratford in the near future. He
also reported that drugs had
been provided 'for 10 persons
CODE,B:ICH S GN„t L S '.AR, THURSpAY, MARCH 11
Newspapers get things.
done
suffering from - some form of
respiratory• disease. The
Association, singe the previous
meeting had assumed V.O.N.
charges for a patient receiving
arktkit u bercu Lou& drugs.
(..A.'apples',
in your s'u
Vemourhutowora. Is- lit, 113f,00.w.v.ixy,:4q0-",_
Beautiful apples that" took •
fresh ,from the tree are beginning
to 'appear in the • supermarket,
say home economists of the
Ontario Department of
Agriculture and Food.
These apples', k‘nown as
"C.A." or "Controlled
Atmosphere", are kept under
controlled storage conditions
that make it possible for
Canadians to enjoy Ontario
apples the year " round. The
varieties usually stored are
McIntosh, Northern Spy and
Delicious.
How does Controlled
Atmosphere extend the life of
the appte?. After harvesting,
apples continue to respire or
breathe. They take in oxygen
and give' off carbon dioxide. This
process of natural ripening burns
up fruit sugar and' eventually
"aues deterioration. Reduced
•
OPEN SATURDAYST7
GOING '
CRAZY
' o
ori
your
appear
mark•ef:.,u
temperatures 1rel s•SIotrr down
the deterioration, but when
apples are stored' "under special
conditions -'where l.•the oxygen
level is reduced to .5% and the
temperature is maintained at 38
degrees, they respire so slowly
that the r. ripening process
virtually stops.
Under C.A. storage apples are
kept in a state of "suspended
animation". This allows them to
maintain the same qualities, of
crispness and flavor they • i fad on
the day they were put- into
storage.
Controlled Atmosphere
apples•' have' a longer shelf life
than regular apples, because they
never regain their original rate of
respiration, but continue to
respire slowly. These apples will
retain their excellent quality for -
three weeks, when held at room
temperature,' but they are best
stored under refrigeration
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