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centre Huron',.117 e 1°
By Dave Sykes
in thepoderich Signal Star
An energy resource centre will
be esta#Ithed inGoderich
one of .1494centres set up across
the program.
McQuail explained that the
group.'hopes to •establish 'an
extensive library on energy,
epservation and alternative
the country through the fedesal energy sources such as solar
department oPlabor, to encourage heating and wind. powered
less resource consumption and. generators. he added that the
educate the public on resource. gyou,p,,, will be prepared to'give
Goderich
alternatives.
project co.ordinator, Various aspects of conservation
demonstrations and talks on
Tony McQuail, said the resource and energy alternatives.
centres are.just setting up across The' resource .centre in
Canada under a• service Goderich will only be operation-I
for six months but it is hoped the
basic---formula of the ,prograrn,
educating the public, will be
parried on by cdnim.unity or ,
church groups. The resource
Centre will close the first week of
September'.
And Tony's main objective.
other than making the public
aware of the centre and it
benefits, Will' be to work w
conservation On their` curriculum,
so the program may continue on
its own , merit when the centre
closes.
'l .ope groups cariAtontinue
the program or successful aspects
of it, and not j ust, one group but
perhaps several church 'and civic
groups." he said'. "The Program
has a real, and serious, purpose
and that is to impart the need for
conservation arid the practicality
of it." .
Materials and ideate will be
shared between•centres, the most
immediate being Stratford and
Owen Sound, and alt„, will pe
backed up by the RegiOnal
Resou- e-Centre in Toronto.
The adian public has
beceine rnor conscious abbut
er ation recently due
to rising costs. It karts to hurt
when we feel in the wallet.
McQuail 'said that immense
rained as a group to acquaint community group ers savings can be made through
themselves with the purpose of as well, who m.„want to include ' conservation and the centre can
provide Some specific inaterials.„ that Will • be turned
The centre, through Toroitte; -back over fo the cottimunity, In
will have the resources to September, by soliciting public
' conduct a computer analysis of a/\ support in providing any old
homes. heating • qualities, tables, chairs or desks the centre
Applicants will, simply have to fill • could use for six months. He
`..out -a 'questionnaire' describing explained it ,would be more
their' 'house and the heating beneficial to the community to
capabilities. „ , .spend the money on -resource-
The 'computer 'analysis will materialgthat.will be provided free
indicate to the home owner where
insulation would best be utilized, •
what types and costs for both
insulation and labour.
McQuail said that small
insulation clinics will be held as
well as others on educating the
public on how to make their home
energy efficient. Another major
consideration for 'effiCiency is,
renewabl alternatives such as
solar, energy and wind pcwey but
Tony explained that the cost has
been a deterrent!
The centre in Goderich will
open in March and Tony hopes to
turn MO • budget, money into
at toe centre rather than spend
the money for office furnishings,
McQuail wants the community
to be involved, with the project
and its success largely depends
on that involvement. Anyone
having suggestions, questions or .
who would like to be involved can '
write -to Box 532, •Godericb.
.'"Contraet, which ,although
admittedly will provide 'needed
jobs is geared to working with the
community in helping meet their
needs and desires on energy
conservation.
Toby has hired six additional
full-time employeeS to staff the
__centre which Is expected to 'be
open six days' a week arid most
evenings.The employees will be
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birthday, Friday. at-`'Seaforth the aid of .a doctor.
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the town in her age group bill as • had had enough so I took them.
out of -the oven. I had to adinif
defeat. What would do with . '
them in their hardened•condit ion?
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had a good lime using the driver r = •
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grant, who by pari7sed my room,
-Grade 5. at that time, however. 1
was associated with , her twice
weekly Music classes.
'SOUR- weeks ago. her .experienee,
triggered a similar one from
'Memory Lane' which I will write
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. attempting to make buns. This is
• a sequel to ,her 'making bread, I
have always been a lover of
homemade bread or buns, sincel
• used- to visit my grandmother in
Varna quite Often When mother,
sister. Ella,. and I would drive to
Varna with a horse and buggy..
Grandmother would be taking.
bread from& tirc---oxvil7011. that
irresistible aroma of newly-baked
bread! It was .overnoWerinr.
'Gr-andihother would favour by
cutting off a crisp,' brown. crust
and butter it with homemade
butter. Yurn, Ymn! ‘vasn't old
enough to know at that time that,,,,
incidents like this 'might cause a
,problem_in la ter - year-sr--•
followed by something worse. No
one seemed concerned with. dicfS
in those days an d if a person was
• chubby that_ was good, A 600
calorie diet ordered by my 'doctor
soom trimmed me down by fifty
pounds. That advice came too late
and I suffered the consequences
of high blood pressure and
overweight which caused a heavy
stroke, a cerebral hemorrhage.
Back to the buns. I looked` tip a
good standard recipe., and set,
about diligently to follow it. I
assembled - the required
ingredients which 'I believe ,
consisted of milk, dash of salt,
yeast, sugar, shortening,, and
flour. After mixing these, r set it
aside to rise to double in quantity.
I left It a while in expectation.
After the required tiine for timttg,.
I gingerly took a look. There was
no change in quantity,. Norte be
daunted added more flour to
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when circumstances permit. I will =
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have a nothey 'go at the' art,
Congratulations to Mrs. Olive ., = , .
Kaiting. Kitchener. who ecle; = ..
btated het birthday. Febratry 18i ... - •
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