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The Brussels Post, 1974-07-31, Page 9fr, Jt to, more tends ZESTY VEGETABLE SALAD A recipe that "sounds strange" but looks and tastes great. It's a colorful blend of crunchy vegetables marinated in a zesty dressing - and the curry can hardly be detected! h 5 angry TODAY'S CHILD BY HELEN ALLEN HE DOES WELL IN SCHOOL Donald looks wistful and no wonder. In his eight years, this ming lad has suffered 'rejection more than once, so he must often wonder, when he meets people, what their attitude will be. ecause Donald really wants to belong to a family, he is enthusiastic about the idea of adoption. But he is anxious too. 144 any people want me? And if they do, will they keep on milting me? For Donald's sake, let us hope for warmly ffirmative answers to both these questions very soon. Donald is a pleasant, friendly boy doing Well in school. He speaks clearly, expresses himself well and is a good reader. He s not so good at writing and drawing though he is improving. His teacher says he has good potential. Anglo-Saxon in descent, Donald is small in stature with blue eyes , light brown hair and fair skin. His smile shows deep implcs. He wears glasses for near-sightedness. Donald is Shug and healthy, a recently discovered heart murmur having been diagnosed as not Significant. This good-natured, kind youngster is always willing to help anybody. His foster parents say he is mischievous but only in a eight-year-old way and is easily disciplined. He gets on well with children and With adults too once ,4 he feels he knows , , them, Donald needs a mother and father who will welcome him and oVe hhiiand help him learn that family relationships can lasto It s especially important that the adopting father values family activities and wants to spend a lot of time with his 8011 ' fo Child inquire about adopting Donald, please write' to Today's Station Ministry of Community and Social Services, Box 888 k, tOronto M4P Nil For general adoption hiforthatiott, please contact your loeal Children's Aid 80eiety. Zesty Vegetable Salad, a summer pleaser, is elegant but unbelievably easy to make. It's an appealing collage of marinated vegetables that lends color and nutrition to any meal - simple or sophisticated, say. Food Specialists at the ontario Food Council, Ministry of Agriculture and -Food. Even on lazy summer days we can't forget about nutrition and planning meals around the basic food families. Rutabaga, carrots, cauliflower, and green pepper all belong to the vegetable family; so besides adding flavor, color, and texture to meals, they also provide necessary vitamins and minerals. Try Zesty Vegetable Salad soon. Its superb blend of flavors is marvelous with cold meats. Because it's prepared in advance, the cook can relax in the summer• sun, knowing that vegetables are ready for serving. Make this salad ahead for your convenience. INGREDIENTS 1 medium rutabaga, pared and sliced very thin (about 2 cups) 3 medium carrots, pared and sliced (1 1/2 cups) '/2 small cauliflower, broken in flowerets (2 cups) 1 small green pepper, cut in strips (1/2 cup) 2 cups water 1 teaspoon salt Dressing '/2 cup vinegar /3 cup sugar 1/4 cup salad oil '/4 teaspoon curry, powder 1 teaspoon salt 1/4 teaspoon pepper Quarter rutabaga slices. Drop vegetables into boiling water. Do not cover, Boil for 5 minutes or till tender-crisp. Drain and cool. hi screw-top jar, combine vinegar, sugar, oil, curry, the remaining salt and pepper. Cover and shake vigorously. Pour dressing • over vegetables; toss lightly. Refrigerate several hours or overnight, stirring vegetable Every week more and more people discover what Mighty jobs arc accomplished by low cost Post Want Ads. Dial Brussels 887-6641. It brought tears to my eyes when I read the anguished cries from the president of the Cana- dian Food Processors Associa- tion, about marketing boards. He repeated statements by other foes of marketing boards that they cause a decrease in production and so rip off the consumers. This Mr. J. H. Grysdale should know better. One of the boards he attacked, the poultry board, was for limit- ing supply. But, as I wrote a few weeks ago, the poultry production increased from 175 million pounds in 1965, when this board began operations, to 275 million pounds last year. That's limiting? Mr. J. Grysdale would like to see poultry producers cutting one anothers throats, which would give his confederates a better chance to rip off the consumer. They lost this chance in 1965 when this board was formed. He contradicts himself when he says mixture occasionally. Makes 8 servings 'A cup each. Great with cold meats. Recipe tested and approved by the Ontario Food Council. that these boards do nothing for the producer and claims in the next sentence that the board keeps inefficient producers in business. My heart bleeds for the poor misunderstood processor. He echoes the USDA when he claims that surplus Canadian eggs were dumped on the American market and sold for 49 cents in Buffalo. This is a half truth, which is always worse than an outright lie because it contains some facts. Surplus eggs are sold to the baking industry. This makes for 'lower prices for baked goods. They are also sold to US bakers for the same purpose. It appears that an American baker bought a surplus of surplus eggs and resold them on the shelf. This was an isolated case and the Ameri- cans tried to use it as a lever to rescind the Canadian ban on DES contaminated beef. After this he goes on to describe his woes in vegetable processing, where there is no price setting board, and where I.e claims his profits are , below average. It might be better for him and his associates if the vegetable and fruit growers did set a price. Then he would be assured of a steady supply with a known price based on cost of production. No Mr. Grysdale, it seems from here that you are fishing in troubled waters. Vegetable salad tastes great -2525 THE '15'S ARE HERE!!! The new 1975 Electrohome televisions have arrived. We have only a few 1974 models left and they're going at terrific savings. SAADI° and TI/ SALES &SEM IRm...L.E907:R9}1°14114 QUEEN STRUTSLYTNtONT.• P1406523•96:00 MM....EL.& a For All The Little Electrical Jobs You Wanted Done But Were Afraid To Ask For: TROUBLE SHOOTING OR SERVICE WORK For: That Extra Receptacle, Switch or Light or Hookup of Freezer, Stove, Washer, Dryer, New Equipment, Door Chimes, Fire Alarms, Burglar Alarms, Etc. OR UPDATE YOUR PRESENT ELECTRICAL SERVICE AND EQUIPMENT CALL 887-9469 - Brussels, Ontario Prop. Wayne Grube, CR. 5, Brussels THE BRUSSELS POST, JULY 314 1974-41