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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1966-07-07, Page 103, The 0ederiehr Slh"t1a1-Star, Tht a r, July. 1', 1966 At left Tony Kunopaski, crew chief of the Pelican V an takes a water sample in additional chemical and bacteriological tests. Aboard ' the St. Clair. River. With this device it is possible to'collect a sample from any' prepares for a .day's testing. The boat' is taking depth. Water samples are shipped to an, OWRC laboratory in London, for amount of pollution Ontario, is contributing to the the Pelican the crew samples to measure the water along its borders. 'MOUTHWATERING DELIGHT SpciaI SShorkake: between layers of fresh .Ontario strawberries an Flaky sliced berries. as it seems when Want a special strawberry shortcake' Then create your Own. Just think of luscious, crushed strawberries tender, with hard biscuits, Mopped Itis not as using DRIVE • U AND SAVE Ot R, LOW OVERHEAD 0CATION. SAVES YOU MONEY . 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F. about ten minutes: Filling 3 cups crushed strawberries 24 marshmallows 1 I ._ cups' whipping, cream 3. 3 tablespoons fruit sugar Cut marshmallows in small pieces. Add to crushed straw- berries. Let stand•at least as half hour. Then add whipped cream and sugar. • Split shortcakes. Place mixture between layers and on tops. Garnish with whole berries. Serves six. :Strawberry Sherbet cup non-fat, dry skim milk cold ater ons ounces froli' en strawberries 4 cups w 2 medium lei 12 1: cup sugar (TY. whiter Maitland Pro's Tips BY BOB -DEORSKEN Some mere words for the gals:• The large majority of women who play golf don't,swing at the ball hard enough. They have the• strength to swing harder but they have been told time and time again that easy does it, so they swing with the daintiness of Dresden shepherdesses. - The good women professionals bang the ball out there, just like the best men, but most women couldn't swing hard enough even if they wanted to, because they aren't set for it. , ' Whether from 'inherent modesty, conscious worry about her skirt or restrictive founda- tion' garment% the - average woman doesn't . take a, ,wide enough stance to be able to cut loose with, a good swing at the ball,. • Remember, it's really easier to swing well when you set yourself firmly and put smite vigour into the swing. if you slow down your swing artifici= ally, the clubhead will waver off line. • Of course it is wrong to hit with the hands and press for distance, but to take a ' gbod- firm, rhythmic cut at ' the • ball -opeas the door for easier and better golf for women golfers. Don't be reposed; dont be tense and too deliberate; be athletical- ly poised and. s -w -i -n -g. Next_ Some "head down"tips for high handicap- pers. River Boat Story Water Testers There may be a parallel be- tween the life of 1luckleberry. Finn and the lives of three On- tario Water Resources Commis- sion ' employees, who, like Samuel Clemens, live in a world dominated by a river. Huck had his Mississippi, but Tony Kunopaski, John Sawarna, both of Toronto and Walter Fox of Kingsville, really have two rivers, the Detroit and St. Clair. They have been travelling them since April, taking samples in connection with the OWRC's intensive two-year program to tabulate the quantity and type of industrial, domestic and sur- face, pollution from Ontario whih reaches the bordering Great Lakes, and the effect these discharges have on the lakes' quality. Here the parallel ends. Huck- leberry Finn may have had time, to fish, but it is all work for the OWRC men from the time they board their 30 -foot boat, the "Pelican," until they tie up for the night. It is their job to collect water samples at pre -determined points or "sta- tions" in the rivers, then do a preliminary analysis on them. Walter Fox, theoperator, must locate the stations and hold the Pelican on them until Crew Chilf Kunopaski and "second mate" Sawarna have completed the sampling opera- tion, carried out by means of a special sampling device, which can cbliect water from any spe- cific, depth. In deeper- water, a sample is taken five feet from the, surface, five feet from the bottom and half way between. While the Pelican heads for the next sampling point,- Tony and John head "back aft" where they conduct tests for dissolved oxygen, ph and alkalinity. The ten work,' quickly. To avoid confusion,' it is c best to finish these tests before the next sta- tion is reached, and.a new set of samples is collected. Results of the shipboard tests are 'entered on a special "deck sheet," and at day's end the boat is met at port by' a driver, who takes the samples to a laboratory in London for further analysis. Results of all tests will be fed into a computer in To- ronto for. further examination. Over 50 samples have been collected in a single day, but the usual "catch" for the Peli- can is under this number, de - pending on the weather and location of. - the sampling ata, tions. Unlike crews on the two 1arg- er OWBC vessels, on lakes Erie and Ontario, the Pelican's crew sleeps ashore, an advantage fully, appreciated .d u r i n g rough weather. the great new Tight -duty International Trucks "This is a good boat to be on," said one crew member. "When the day's work is over, you can Live Like Finn just ,tie up and walk away from then river." -'1141s is ,true, but' when you hear the smen talk, you realize they never completely forget about tine rivers, the home and the industries, along their banks, and the work they, are doing to protect the duality of these two great waterways. The Pelican is scheduled to work until October, and in that time it will probably travel along the Ontario shore of Lake Huron, and may even be used in twoupcoming studies of the St. Marys River, which flows by Sault 'Ste. Marie. However, for the next two years .._ is "home" will be the Detroit and St. Clair„ rivers. Like Samuel Clemens and the Mississippi, the crew will bed left with many memories of this area. uclear Gnerator Feature f New Canadian Stamp Douglas Point nuclear gene- rating station., about 50 miles north of Uoderich, will be fea- tured ona five cent staanp be- ing izsued July 27 by the post office to commemorate peaces fun uses of nuclear' energy. iVlarking the year in which the country's first' commercial'large- Scale prcduction of °nuclear -elec- tric power becomes a reality,. the stamp is intended to empha- size concentration on peaceful uses of atomic power. Produced from a design by Toronto artist A L. Polldek, the issue is bluerin color, horizontal in format and prominently fea- tures a stylized illustration of structures comprising the Doug- las Point station on +the shores of Lake Huron. A microscope` . at the lower left above which •is a dove of peace respectively symbolize re- search and peaceful uses of great power; _ superimposed on the whole is the symbol for a eavy water atom. Dotuglas Point's distinctive features include its nuelear,,re- actor referred to as the CANDU type, an abbreviation .of Canad- ian Deuterium, Uranium, Un- iquely differing from many maj- or programs " throughout the World, the ,Canadian develop- ment has 'been based: on the Dead -Animal R EM 0 VA[, for dead a 1 disabled ��nimahi call collect .Darling & Company, of :Canada Ltd. Phone 482-7269, Clinton Dead animal licence number 350-C-65 4t1 use of heavy water as a moder- ator and coolant with natural uranium as the fuel. Construc- tion of the establishment was undertaken.by Atomic Energy of Canada Ltd, in co-operation with the Ontario Hydro Electric Powe; Commission. 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