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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1972-03-23, Page 23A p Coocero over public reaction OOf iRICH $it NAL -S 'Ai '* T'HU S AY, ARcIf 11„1.14 5* tot new exfended care insurance plan Dr. William L Taylor, Executive Director Of Associated Nursing Homes .Incorporated Ontario, stated to -day "'hat the Association was conceinedt over the public concern,bei.0 expressed regarding reports that some.of the nursing homes Might "opt out" of the rfew Extended Care Insurance Plan which comes into effect April' 1st, J972. In order to.ass.ure the'residents • of Ontario that every effort is beitrg made by ANHIO rnembers'to co-operate With the Ontario government and - maintain their. present high standards of resident care, Dr. Taylor has 'issued the . following motion unanimously, approved by their Board of Directors this w,pek. "The Board. of Directors' of Associated Nursing Homes Incorporated Ontario met in formal session on the afternoon of Cost per serving best guide The best guide to economy when buying Easter ham is cost per 'serving, not cost per pound, say food specialists at 'the Ontario Food ,Council, ' Ontario Department of Agriculture and Food. • Boneless hams are generally the most expensive, per pound.' Bone -in hams are least costlrin terms of price • per pound, but actual cost per serving may be comparable to, or"greater than, r cu s. Quick calculation before buying is the best guide. To find cost per serving; divide cc,,st per pound bye the number of servings in a pound (2, 3, or. 4 depending on the cut.) Boneless hams generally yield 4 servings per pound. Semi - boneless hams have the shank (or bock bone) and the aitchbone (atthe ' butt end) removed. These provide about 2 1'2 servings per pound. Economy, .of ' course, is not always the only factor to consider. Many homemakers find several uses. for leftover ham bones--insoups, stews, casseroles, or baked beans. • TN's tc it 11Joil-EC. Philosopher LIFE IC AN EVE RLACTING STRUCOLE,TO KEEP MONEY,COM-INC IN AND HAIR AND TEETH • FR M .00HING OUT • . . JOE'S BP Service Station and Coffee Shop. 411 -Huron Rd., Goderich 524-6871 ti "1 March 14, 1972 and after careful consideration of the position with respect to negotiations with' the Government on the Extended Care Insurance Plan and in the best interests of• the residents recommended to their members, that they participate in the Extended ,Care insurance P'ogram. '" The .'Board: expressed• confidence in, -Dr. Potter, Minister of Health and trots that through our mutual co-operation the plan will be implemented for the best interests of all invol,ved.. The ,Board appreciates Dr.'" Potter's promise to' keep an open door for the discussion of ' problems Itrld that 'he is gnome "negotiable;'.:- and the Board agre'es,to his proposal that there will be monthly rneettn,gss between his office'and the'Association.'.' , Stephen LewFs coming to Huron •CountyApriI S The March news letter for the Huron New Democratic Party came out last week formally announcing that Provincial Party Leader, Stephen Lewis, will be in the, riding on Wednesday, April 5 to attend a party dinner at Huron Centennial School at Brucefield. According to the bulletin, dinner is set for 7:30 p.m. The circular arso notes that representatives of the local group attended the Provincial Council of theparty and that representatives • SC422. Special Look 'N Listen value. \•• Beautifully styled component system finished. in walnut with chrome and black accents. • 40-waft.stereo chassis with AM/FM/FMS radio. . • SSR automatic changer with smoked plexiglass cover. 8 -track tape. player Ilk Complete with 2 speakers and "mobile stand on ball casters. will also be gding to. Oshawa on Karcfir.18 and 19 for another session. The news letter notes that committee members are Making contacts about beginning discussions on the. 'Federal Election which it is felt wily be Q held soon. d - In this same 'vein the group is looking for a steering committee for the Federal Riding and for the best candidate to carry the NDP banner When nomination day .arrives:' The. regular volunteers and musicians from Goderich were unable to attend Monday's programsas a result of the severe special for the residents. Eight ice storm, The old tyme music young girls, ballet students of ,and dancing period was replaced Mrs. Zablocki to entertain and by a sing a long. were' appreciated immensely. After a two month absence the Judi Wise, Rolina Boyce, Sharon birthday party was.once again on Harper,. Carolyn Bern and Mary the agenda of events.' Those who Helen Clvnick performed a ballet celebrated 2 their birthdays in : •At- Last Spring ', while Peggy, either, FiS'ruary or•- March, were 'Jones Mitzi Ravi *and Deana honoured at the festivities.: Harper did 'a Polish Folk Dance. A combined group of Clinton and Blyth !Womens 'Institutes- The ladies then' presenteTthe 'provided the entertainment to a 42 residents celebrating capacity crowdof both residents birthdays with a present.. and Mrs. visitors. W. •Colclough ' 'needless t' -;,v just added *to an was -i-n' .charge -of the- program, alreadydelightfrtl-da-v. Following which had a'definite Irish mood.. a cup•of tea; Miss Agnes, Lawson. 3–sifr g spng got things rolling.'" 'who celebrated her • 96th birthday fol ve Eby. a. few Iris , .olos 111x,,; ...P e§s - ythatrks and tlit. Mrs.,C. Wittich, Blyth who was • accompanied by Mrs. H. Brown. A quartet ,,,,,composed, of Mrs. A. Groves, Mrs. C. Nelson, Mrs. M. Batkin and Mrs. M. Gibbings sang of variety of Songs -which kept the audience very attentive. ' George Wilson. played his Jew's -Harp, • an uncommon instrument and was well rewarded for .his efforts with applause. 'Mrs. .Colclough got right into ,the, swing. of ''things by calling a square dance for four .couples decked Out i'n' their green and white St. Patrick's Day clothes. The couples were Mrs. Trick and Mrs, "Tyndall, Mrs. Grigg and Mrs. Fisher, Mrs. Gibson, and Mrs.' Richardson, Mrs: Wiltse and her daughter Mrs. Elliott. Pianist for the square dance was M'rs. Radford. 7. When the clapping had subsided the quartet of ladies,returned to the' mouth organ. The next portion of,the program entertain. Mrs. Cunningham slowed down the pace with an enjoyable piano solo, Mrs. Nevins was next,. to display her talent namely playing the residents for a 'show well done. There were only two groups of people at the special'” Irish Program on Family Night, those that are Irish and those that wished they were. The program was •arranged and directed by Mrs. Orville Storey of Seaforth and the numbers were introduced by John Henderson. - • The Henderrson Trio, Donna, Darlene and Debbie sang several Irish songs and the very popular Irish singer Clarke Johnson' of Wingham thrilled the ,audience with their favourites and included Sherri Storey—Irish jigs, Verne Sawyer— step dancing. Junior square danders were twin sisters,. Donna and Doris Lawson, •sisters Debbie and Darlene Taylor, Leslie Lawson, David 'Fownsentl, Roy Brown., Verne. Sawyer. Accompanists were Mrs. Henderson, piano and Nelson Howe, violin. A vote .of appreciation was extended to the group on behalf of the residents by Mrs. Leybourne. gJeeoen4 a ej�a, ,nctiiee,l'r%ne iahI??, tAtue4rin4 Let us assist you with your - i plans for that all important wedding day. rgs COME IN AND SEE OUR COMPLETE • SELECTION ,OF • INVITATIONS • ANNOUNCEMENTS • INFORMALS • * ACCESSORIES Your choice of various paper stocks, type styles and sizes, ask for ... Special treats go' great during Yaung Cafiada Week This is Young Canada Week in Goderich. Is there anything like it any other,time of the year? We t ilk no cup softened Nutter 2-12 cups bran flakes 1-a cup unsifted all-purpose, Hour . ' r teaspoon salt teaspoon nutrrr,eg 2 teaspoons grated orange' rind ' 2 cup chopped walnuts 2 clip chopped raisins - Orange }utter Glaze orChocolateGlaze • • Heat eggs until thick and light in - colour, Add sugar. 1 tablespoon at' time, heating thoroughly after each addition. Beat in butter. Add c'e'real, flour, salt. and nutmeg. Stirin orange= rind. nuts,•and r,ritiln, Spread ina greased 9- m('.1.1 square pari. Fake ut 3'754 F for 25 to- 30 • iuirfutes. or until edge draws arty 1iom'sides. of pan. Spread ,glaze - - ',over top whale rst�r Co w elft; ' into bars. Maikes 24+small bars. When your young people—and maybe even mom and dad --'come home, from the Arena after a thrilling'but chilling day of hockey • games,' piping' hot drinks and delicious bars would be a welcome treat.' Just in time for Young Canada -"'Hockey Weekend, we've got three -new recipes for you to try. We think they'll„h€'lp to make Young Canada Weep, even more memorable—arid when serving time rolls round; you'll find these goodies are in the . I.ions •('lub ''t olors as..wehl. Flow's that, for ingenuity? •. • SPICY HOT BUNCH. 1 (7 ounce) envelope grape flavour crystals 6 cups water ' 3 sticks cinnamon 9 whole cloves 3 whole allspice ' Combine all ingredients. in saucepan: blend well. ,Bripg to a boil, reduce* heat, and sirniner• 1() minutes. Stir sin acid serve- hot. Makes about 12 servings. • • CRUNCHY GLAZED COOKIE BARS ' 2 eggs 1 c firmly packed brow n sug ORANGE BUTTER GLAZE 1-' 2 tablespodn milk • 1 tablespoon butter . 1 tablespoon orange juice 1-''4 cups unsifted icing suga r 2 teaspoon grated orange rind optional) a drop of yellow. food -coloring. .Heat milk, hinter. and orange 10c.e until butter is melted. Stir intosugar• in a small howl: than beat until smooth. Add orange rin(Lilnd foot- coloring.. Adil more liquid if thinner ,consistency is desired. Makes-' 2 trip. . CHOCOLATE GLAZE unsw,ee.1ened 1 square -eljtx.olate 1 tablespoon butter cup unsifted icing sugar Dash of salt 2 tahlQsz ut it,hot milk Melt choco�:ete:with butter ,over low heat. Remove Atom heat. Add sugar and salt; then add milk. ,a :mall amount- at a time. until mixture is of glaze consistency.' B1rntwell.• While glaze is still u'arrzr., spread over.cak.e, cream puffs, eclairs or cookies. (Pour glaze ern cake: then spread' With spatula.) Makes ' 2 cup. • $ 3 2 9.9 5 Includes FREE BONUS: two, 8 -track prerecorded tapes and two stereo L.P. recordings, GRANGERS «touR TV SALES & SERVICE 92 SOUTH - GODERICH ,b t WELCOME SERVICE would like to call on you with "housewarming gifts" - .and information about your new location. , The Hostess will be glad to ar"ran'ge your subscription to the SIGNAL -STAR: • f:al,l har at 524=9525, .r, • -.The Carlton color -TV Special Look 'N Listen value • • Giant 26': matrix picture tube �• Patented Electrolok automatic fine tuning and Electroti'nt automatic tint control locks in the b6st possible picture • Deiicraft cabinet finished in Natural Walnut - See this and, other Eleitrohome TV and stereo specials now during Look "N. 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