The Times Advocate, 2008-04-30, Page 31Wednesday, April 30, 2008
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Keeping kids safe
Car safety —Twenty-five car seats were checked at a car seat clinic held Saturday in
Exeter at Eric Campbell Ford Lincoln put on by the Huron County Health Unit and Bruce
Power. Public health nurse Josee Cayer called the clinic a success and said the Health Unit
received positive feedback from those who used the free service, which was part of the
Ministry of Transportation's Spring Seat Belt Campaign.According to information provided
by the Health Unit, motor vehicle crashes are the number one killer of children and the
second leading cause of injuries for children aged one to I4.When used correctly, car seats
can reduce deaths by 90 per cent and serious injuries by 70 per cent. Fewer than 10 per
cent of car seats are used or installed correctly. More information on car seat safety can be
found by calling the Health Unit at 1-877-837-6143 or the Infant and Toddler Safety
Association at 1-888-570-0181.Above left are Julie Falconer of The Co-operators, three-
year-old Cassie Burdge of Hensall being held by her mom Amy, and Anne -Marie Patterson
of The Co-operators. (photo/Scott Nixon)
POLICE BRIEF
Warrant executed in South Huron
SOUTH HURON — On March 28 members of the OPP executed a Controlled Drugs and
Substances Act Search Warrant on a residence in South Huron. As a result of the investiga-
tion, two people were taken into custody and face numerous charges. A 49 -year-old South
Huron man has been held in custody since his arrest. He is facing one count of possession of
a controlled substance — cocaine, one count of possession for the purpose of trafficking, one
count of production of a controlled substance and one count of breach recognizance. A 33 -
year -old South Huron woman was released by a judge with a court date of April 21. She is
facing one count of possession of a controlled substance — cannabis marijuana, one count of
possession of a controlled substance — cocaine, one count of possession for the purpose of
trafficking, one count of production of a controlled substance and one count of breach proba-
tion.
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Health Centre hosted its annual "We Can Help" Health Fair April 24,
with various health related community booths participating.Above home
help/homemaking co-ordinator Gwen Good of Town and Country
Support Services showcases their Huron County organization, which is
looking for volunteers.Town and Country Support Services offer many
services to seniors, including transportation, homemaking and seniors
exercise programs. Below from left are from Victim Services of Huron
County executive director Shelley Dorey and volunteer co-ordinator
Rachel Lynn.Victim Services provides short term emotional support,
practical assistance and community referral to victims of crime, trauma
and tragic circumstances.They are also looking for volunteers. Some of
the other featured booths were the Alzheimer Society of Huron County,
South Huron Hospital and Huron Addiction Services — Huron Health
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Scouts/Guides pick up trash — Members of the 1st Lucan Scouting and 1st Lucan Guiding spent a wet
Saturday morning cleaning up Lucan as part of Earth Week.The cleanup, co-ordinated with the municipality of
Lucan Biddulph, saw the children cleaning up at most of the parks in town.The morning wrapped up with a
barbecue.A similar cleanup was held in Granton the previous weekend. Pictured in front from left are Madison
and MaloryVankerkoerle, Brittny Steele, Savanna Carter, FelicityVankerkoerle, Dania! Cotton, Noah Jewell,
Jason Froats and J.T. Carter; in the middle from left are Tameka Arnold, Madison Steele, Justin Neil, Malcolm
Duscky,Alec and Colin Barstow, Logan Cotton and Robert Jones; in back are Coun. Paul Hodgins, left and
Scout leader Ken Rees.The 30-35 children who participated Saturday will receive a badge. (photo/Scott Nixon)
cooking with memories
BY DEBBY WAGLER
CHICKEN CASSEROLE WITH SAUCE
WHEN WE WERE MARRIED RANDY'S HOME CHURCH GAVE US
A SHOWER AND ONE OF MY FAVORITE GIFTS WAS RECIPES
FROM THOSE THAT ATTENDED. PEOPLE HAND WROTE THEM
ON RECIPE CARDS AND I GOT A GREAT COLLECTION TO ADD
TO MY OWN. THIS RECIPE IS A GREAT ONE TO SERVE WHEN
YOU HAVE A GANG OR NEED TO TAKE A POTLUCK DISH.
1-1 /2 cups macaroni shells (uncooked)
3 cups cubed cooked chicken
1 cup bread crumbs
1 cup diced cheddar cheese
1 cup milk and 1 cup chicken broth
1 /2 cup butter
I /2 cup mushrooms
I /4 cup each of green pepper, celery, onion
shake of salt
3 eggs slightly beaten
Melt butter and brown mushrooms. Add bread crumbs.
Combine all other ingredients. Turn into a large flat baking
pan. Sprinkle chow mein noodles over top. Bake at 350 for
30-45 minutes. Serve with the following topping:
I /2 cup butter
I /2 cup flour
2 cup chicken broth
1/2 cup mushrooms
I /3 cup cream
1/2 tsp lemon juice
1 tbsp. chopped parsley
Melt butter. Blend in flour and add remaining ingredients.
Heat till warm through and serve in a gravy dish.