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Halloween safety begins with `
a be seen costume, says the
Ontario Association of Optome-
trists.
Darkness makes youngsters
invisible to motorists but there
is a way to add an edge of
safety to purchased or made -
at -home costumes, Dr. Richard
Black, President of the organi-
zation says. The edge is retro -
reflective material.
"I didn't see him in time" is
the most common explanation
given by drivers hitting pedes-
trians, particularly at night
when a driver's view is limited
to the length of the headlight
beam. Children in dark clothing
are the most susceptible to
such accidents but even white
clothing is safely visible at
speeds of up to 50 m.p.h.
"On the other hand, " Dr.
Black said, "Optometric stud-
ies have found that retro -
reflective material is safely
visible even at speeds of 70
to 80 m.p.h."
Retro reflective material is
available in either iron -on or
sew on fabrics and tape, so
youngsters can make up their
own designs. "Just be certain
they will be visible from front,
back and sides," Dr. Black
said.
The other side of Halloween
safety is to see safely. A poorly -
fitted mask, which can easily
slip out of position, or one with
small eye slits poses a potential
danger because it can clock a
child's view of oncoming cars,
objects in his path, a hole, a
step or a curb.
Dr. Black said he favors us-
ing makeup as a disguise rather
than masks. "With makeup, the
child has his normal field of
vision and is less likely to have
an accident because he didn't
see something ahead or to the
side. "
He cautioned that makeup
should be of the nonallergic
type and should be applied
carefully by an adult to avoid
s'ettina makeup particles or
applicators in a child's eyes.
Parents accompanying their
children on the Halloween trek
should be certain to add retro -
reflective material to their own
clothing, the optometrist 'sug-
gested, so that drivers can see
them, too.
All parents should caution
their children not to walk in
the street (to use yards if there
are no sidewalks), to look care-
fully before crossing a street,
and to cross at a corner with a
street light if at all possible.
In addition, give the child a
battery prowered light to carry.
Not too early to start home-
made,Chriostmas Cake
It's not a bit too soon to start
your Christmas cake baking,
particularly if you plan to
remember friends and acquaint-
ances at Christmas time. Food
specialists at the Ontario Food
Council, Ministry of Agriculture
and Food, remind you that
delicious homemade fruit cakes
from your kitchen can be among
the most appreciated presents
you give this holiday season.
Just pick your favourite Christ-
mas cake recipe, select the
ingredients from the presently
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supermarket, spend a few hours
in the kitchen, then store your
baking, properly until giving
time. You'll long be remember-
ed as a talented and most con-
siderate friend.
When making Christmas
cake, it is generally not advis-
able to double the recipe.
You could bake a recipe in
smaller pans or cut it into
loaves or quarters onced baked,
for giving away. You may cer-
tainly substitute fruit ingredi-
ents but always be sure the total
weight of fruit is the same as
originally called for in the
recipe. Baked cakes once re-
moved from ' the oven should
be allowed to cool and set,
Once cooled, wrap them care-
fully in aluminum foil. Store in
the refrigerator, or in a tin can
in a cool basement to allow the
cake to "mellow". . About a
week before "giving" will be
time enough to devote special
attention to decorating, select-
ing a pretty container and gay
wrapping to set it off.
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Rev. W. D. Jarvis conducted
service in Carmel Presbyterian
Shepherd will • supply my
needs" led by Mrs. John.
Church on Sunday speaking on
Turkheim at the organ. Flowers
the subject "Where Your
Treasure Is" The choir under the
in the sanctuary were in loving
direction 'of Mrs, Malcolm
memory of Mr. Lloyd Mac -
Donald.
Dougall led in the service of song.
The W.M.S. will meet
The guest preacher at St.
on
Monday, November 1 at 8:00 p.m.
Paul's Anglican Church was
with the Ladies Aid to follow. The
Rev. F.H. Allen M.A. B.D.
ladies are holding a fall bazaar on
Huron College, London. The
November 6. There will be a sale
text was taken from St. Mat -
of baking, sewing and produce.
thews Gospel, Chapter 9, on
Everyone is welcome.
the healing by faith of a man
There will be no service on
sick of the palsy.
Sunday, October 31 in Carmel
Church as Anniversary service
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will be held in Caven Church,
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Exeter. The Service on
November 7 will be at the hour of
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Rev. Don Beck conducted the
Sales
service at Hensall United
Church last Sunday, taking as
Supply consisted mainly of
his theme, "What Morality?"
heifers and steers; prices were
Morality does not only mean -
firm and demand was active. ,
obeying the guide lines set
Fat cattle: heifers, $38.75 -
down by society and the bible,
$40.75, sales to $41.50; steers,
it also means living by an
$39.00-$42.50, sales to $42.75.
inner consciousness governed
Pigs: weanlings, $28.00-$30.50,
by love. The choir sang, "My
chunks $32.50-$37.35.
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HEALTH NURSES PRESENT FILM—Left, public health nurses Madeleine Roske and Mrs.
Liz McHugh thank Joseph Boland, centre, caretaker of Maplewoods Apartments and Joe Risi for
their co-operation in making the film presentation "Celebration" such a success. The film was
shown to a large audience at Maplewoods last week. Photo by McKinley
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