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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1985-11-27, Page 19Page 2A—CLINTON NEWS -RECORD vu1+ nNESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1985 (TSUIATE your home now! Keep warmer in the winter and SAVE M 14lOr Listed Contractor Take advantage of the CHIP GRANT Grant will pay 1/3 or up to $500 of the cost. For more information call. ADAMSON INSULATION IUCKNOW CANTON 5284113 442-9006 BACIAERT MEATS Call us for your custom slaughtering meds SLAUGHTER DAY TUESDAY 'For your freezer, sides of Beef, Pork, Lamb or Veal we specialize in home cured meats and old fashioned country. style park sausage, no fillers added. All meal Gov't Inspected 1 mile east 88 7 of Walton // -9328 CANAC KITCHEN CABINETS on display at Horne Hardware in Goderich. Installed and distributed by Gerrie Glenn toll 262-2274 529-7030 ".IN. THE ffEART:Q. 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The Co'n-rmittee invites written submissions from individuals, groups or organizations wishing to comment on the above -noted subject. All briefs should be deposited with the Clerk of the Committee not later than Friday, 6 December 1985. MICHAEL J. BREAUGH, M.P.P. A. SMIRLEFORSYTH Clerk of the Committee • • Chairman Room 104, LegislativeBuilding Queen's Park Toronto, Ontario M7A 1A2 416/963-1462 g) JUST DROP IN TO OUR 53 A� SRT EAT AND PNTONEFT VVE-APTRR EVER COOK ..., R YT HING r S2Wa To Say Me. Christ To That Lucky Someone On Your Lit... If you seek a gift for some friend or relative who has almost everything, why not select a gift that wil throughout the year remind them of your thoughfulness. Or, if you -are having trouble in making a decision, why riot pick a gift that renews itself 52 times a year. It's easy, all you have to do Is.... GIVE A YEAR SUBSCRIPTION to the Clinton News Record. Photo licensing effective February TORONTO - Ontario Minister of Transportation and Communications Ed Fulton recently confirmed that the pro- vince's photo driver licensing system will go into operation February 3, 1986 with the mailing out of renewals. "Drivers will continue to renew their licences every three years on their date of birth as before," said Fulton, "now, however, they will have to come into a ministry 'photo site' to have their picture taken." These sites...almost 400 of them...include all Driver and Vehicle licence offices, MTC Driver Examination Centres and selected travel points and OPP offices in the more, remote areas of northern Ontario. The new two-part photo licence will con- sist of a laminated photo card and licence card. "Photo licensing provides a more positive identification method," explained Fulton. "It prevents the misuse of driver licences, and .offers a virtually tamper -proof licence." In addition, all new drivers will automatically enter the photo licensing pro- gram. Those requiring a replacement licence fit in the same category. Reinstated, drivers (other than those suspended for medical -related reasons) will be advised they must get a photo upon reinstatement. Photo licensing programs are existence in Alberta, British Columbia and Prince Ed- ward Island as well as all 50 American states and the District of Columbia. "To offset the cost of the new program, renewal licence fees have been set at $21 every three years," said the Minister. Public panel formed The Ontario government is providing up to $300,000 to establish a public education advisory panel on Acquired Immune Defi- ciency Syndrome – AIDS – and to support and counsel people with the disease, Health Minister M.urray Elston announced. "We' are setting aside $200,000 for the panel to promote information and education by developing communications programs for the public -and high-risk group," Elston said. "Through the panel and counselling pro- jects, we will work towards helping the On- tario public become knowledgeable about the disease, strengthen the community- based volunteer sector, and create a com- munity environment that is humane, com- passionate and understanding." Elston said $100,000 will be directed by the Ontario government to the AIDS Committee of Toronto (ACT) fold support and counselling of people with AIDS. The money will go to the cost of maintaining a com- e munity education officer and two volunteer program co-ordinators. The public education advisory panel will b headed by Jaye Brown, associate pro- fessor of social work at McMaster Universi- ty, as chairman. Panel Members will in- clude representatives of the City of Toronto, ACT, the Canadian Hemophilia Society, St. Elizabeth Visiting Nurses Association, the Ontario Public.Health Association, Ryer sort - School. of Journalism, the media; and. the ministry. The panel will' -produce information materials, including pamphlets and videotapes, for distribution to health profes- sionals and public groups, and will make speakers, knowledgeable about the disease, available to groups such as school boards and parent -teacher associations. The Ontario government and Health Ministry have already undertaken several initiatives related to AIDS. The government is providing approximately $1 million to the Canadian Red Cross Society as Ontario's contribution to a national blood screening and testing program to start this fall. Also this fall, the ministry's central laboratory in Etobicoke will begin diagnostic specimen testing, a service currently available only at the Laboratory Centre for Disease .Control in Ottawa. The ministry sofar has made more than $700,000 available for AIDS research. A comprehensive epidemiological study is now underway at the University of Toronto, and smaller research projects have been funded at the Hospital for Sick Children in Toronto and University of Western Ontario in London. AIDS was made a reportable disease in Ontario in August, 1983, when the ministry established a provincial advisory commit- tee on AIDS to monitor patients, provide ad- vice to health professionals and advise the ministry on research priorities. Reportable diseases are designated ase such under the Public Health Act. Physi- cians', other health professionals and laboratories are obliged. under the act to report incidences of the disease to their local medical officers of health. Use a meal plan... o from page IA Peach Parfait , Prepare one four serving envelope raspberry flavored low:calorie gelatin using package. directions, but use. only P'2 cup water. Mix one onepound, can dietetic pack peaches, drained and chopped with one cup gelatin, chill until' partially set. Chill re- maining gelatin until partially set. Add one-third cup chilled evaporated skim milk and a few drops almond extract to gelatin without fruit. •Whip till fluffy. • Alternate the two gelatin mixtures in parfait glasses, ending with whipped gelatin. Serves six. Each one fruit exchange. . Baked Custard 2 eggs, slightly beaten 2 tsp. Sweet and Low nutmeg 2 cups skim milk 1 tsp. vanilla Combine eggs and sweetener. Add milk and vanilla. Blend well. Pour ihto four custard cups and sprinkle nutmeg on top. Place in pan of hot water and bake at 325 degrees for one hour. Deviled SWiss Steak 1- 3 Ib. beef round steak 1' 2 tsp. salt 1' 2 t$0. dry mustard '4 tsp. pepper 2tbsp. cooking oil 1- 6 oz. ran mushrooms 1 tbsp worcestershire sauce Trim fat from meat. Combine salt, dry mustard and pepper. Sprinkle over meat and pound steak slowly on both sides in loot oil. Drain off excess fat. Drain mushrooms, reserving 12 cup liquid. Add mushroom li- quid and worcestershire to Skillet. Cover tightly and cook over.low heat for' 13a to 2 hours. Last few minutes, add mushrooms and heat through. Skint fat from sauce before serving. Serves eight. Three meal ex- changes. , Herbed' Chicken 1 - 3 lb. broiler frier cut up or four chicken breasts. 1 tbsp. shortening 3 medium onions, peeled and cut quarters 1 cup thin -sliced carrots 1 clove garlic, crushed 2 tbsp. chopped parsley 12 cup sliced fresh or canned rnusl►roonw .1 cup thin sliced celery and some leaves 1 bay leaf 1 cup sauterne wine or apple juice In a frying pan, brown chicken in hot fat and season with salt and pepper. Place in two quart casserole. Drain excess fat from pan, and add remaining ingredients. Heal scraping up any brown pieces and pour over chicken. Cover and bake at 350 degrees for 11.2 hours. Remove bay leaf. Serves four - Organizations checke from page 1A and 30 research projects across the country. One of the top research centres in Canada is located in London. 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