The Sherbrooke record, 15 février 1977, mardi 15 février 1977

MILLE (1000) KING EST OATSUN 1000 King East — T*l 567-4851 EXSTERN TOWNSHIPS— Todav and Wedne*da> *unn> with clouds periods High toda\ near minus 5.Low tonight near minus 17.High Wednesda> near minus H.DAT SUN SALES & SERVICE - Sharbrooka THE SHERBROOKE RECORD >•* i he Voice of (he Ka*tern Township» oinre 18**7 IGUARANTEED INVESTMENT CERTIFICATES The SAFE way to obtain MAXIMUM INTEREST on your money Call us lor current rates & ~ ~ ¦ IHKk C entral Building ;i kmgM West.Nherhrcmkt other nlfiees across t auada Tl KSDAY.KEHKI \R\ IS.1977 15CINTS 132 employees laid off at Cowansville industry Bv JOHN McCAGHEY ( Record Reporter! COWANSVILLE - Vilas ndustries.once Canada’s largest manufacturer of solid rock maple furniture, told 132 employees they would be laid-off this Friday for a period of six to eight weeks Company president Leigh Townsend said the overall economic situation in Canada is far from bright “Probably the most salient factor causing the lay-off was the market share we lost during the strike,” Mr Townsend said Vilas employees, members of the CSN, took a strike vote the day after their return to work following the 1975 vacation period Vilas remained closed until late March 1976 "While we were on strike a number of other firms came into existence manufacturing colonial style furniture The strike, in turn, caused us to lose dealers and once a dealer has replaced your goods it is often very hard to regain the floor space “Another factor which does not bode well for us is we have to return to the bargaining table as the contract signed last March expires March 31, 1978,” Mr Townsend said “We are again anticipating the union will attempt to abolish the production bonus clause The firm is adamant in its retention as the only method of ensuring a high level of productivity.” Prior to the 1975 strike Vilas employed 330 persons and earlier lay-offs this year combined with the upcoming one will reduce production personnel to 70 The lay-offs were done by seniority; nonetheless some 15 year veterans will be without work this Friday Shop stewards cannot be laid-off regardless of their seniority.Launches marathon attack on tax bill OTTAWA (CP) — John Rodriguez, the peppery New Democratic MP for Nickel Belt, continued Monday in the Commons his denoun-ciation of an income tax bill which he says will benefit mainly the rich.Not since the days of Sir Wilfrid Laurier, the former Liberal prime minister who once spoke almost 15 hours and former Liberal leader Mackenzie King, who seldom sat down before speaking at least two or three hours, has one MP held the floor as long as Mr Rodriguez.By 5 p.m.EST Monday, Mr.Rodriguez had spoken for a total of four hours and 25 minutes and could speak for two more in the evening session if he went through with his threats to do so.Mr Rodriguez began his marathon attack on the bill when he spoke last week for two hours and 35 minutes, taking advantage of a seldom-used Commons rule that gave him unlimited speaking time 4 The bill imposes a 10-per-Tent surtax on incomes over $30,000 for the 1976 taxation year only and allows greater tax deductions for child-care expenses and registered retirement savings plans LIMIT DEBATE The government responded to last week’s lengthy speech by Mr Rodriguez by passing a motion limiting debate to one more day.Under the motion, the bill must be voted on by 10 p.m EST Monday.It was the second time in two weeks that the government had resorted to closure, called by Opposition MPs “a dictatorial tool” to push the bill through the House.It was only the 22nd time that closure—a debate time limit—was used in Parliament’s history.Because Mr Rodriguez still had the floor when the closure motion was introduced, he was allowed to continue speaking Monday.“I’m prepared to talk till Doomsday,” if that’s what it takes to show the government that its bill will make the gap between rich and poor widen, Mr.Rodriguez said.Mr Rodriguez said the whole system of tax deductions should be scrapped and replaced with a system of tax credits which would credit all taxpayers with the same income tax exemption for a certain expense Tax deductions always benefit the rich most because they have more taxable income from which to make deductions, Mr Rodriguez said Similarly, Canada’s five million poor cannot afford to take advantage of such plans as the registered retirement savings programs, he said ?Income tax changes OTTAWA (CP) — Income tax changes approved Monday by the Commons: Personal tax changes.—Annual deductions for employer-employee contributions to registered retirement savings plans iRRSP) increased to $3, 500 from $2,500 beginning in 1976 tax year.Annual deductions to RRSP’s by those who do not belong to a pension plan increased to $5,500 from $4,000.—Deductions for child care expenses doubled to $30 a week or $1,000 a year for each child.Maximum deductions for families raised to $4,000 from $2,000 a year —Taxpayers earning above $30,000 a year subject to a 10 per cent surcharge on taxable income.The surtax will apply to 1976 income only.Other changes: —Accounting rules tor charitable institutions and foundations tightened through government monitoring procedures and increased disclosure rules.—Taxes applied to Canadian branches of foreign companies limited to 15 per cent from current rates that go as high as 25 per cent —Application of $50 student living allowance tightened to ensure that high school students are not claimed —Tax deductions for up to $1,000 worth of annual interest and dividends granted to border city Canadians living in the U S.OTTAWA (CP) - The Unemployment Insurance Commission will be paying $20 million to almost 200,000 persons who lost their right to benefits because of legislative changes last year, manpower Minister Bud Cullen announced Monday.Effective Jan 4, 1976, all claimants 65 years and more lost entitlement to benefits.At the same time, claimants receiving benefits calculated according to their number of dependents began receiving benefits at a rate in which the number of dependents was not taken into account Subsequent test cases in the Federal Court of Canada ruled that those eligible for the two classifications of payments immediately prior to Jan.4, 1976 should have continued to receive benefits until they normally expired Because of the court approved —Tax deferral granted to farmers who receive govern ment compensation for diseased animals ordered killed by the government —Several technical rule changes for corporations rulings, all persons receiving the two classes of benefits on the revision date will be entitled to receive benefits, Mr.Cullen said REVIEW FILES Reviews will be made on the files of 18,000 aged claimants and 170,000 persons who had received the special dependency rate.However, persons 65 years and more will only be entitled to benefits prior to the date at which they began to receive Canada or Quebec pension plan payments Mr.Cullen said the commission will be taking the initiative in contacting the individuals affected The original rulings changing eligibility to benefits were implemented last year because of enhanced payments under the Canada and Quebec pension plans and family allowance program, he said Bank merger planned UIC payments due Record Highlights DOWNTOWN SHERBROOKE — The results of the downtown Sherbrooke revitalization project which transformed Wellington St.V into a mall are summed up on Page 3.TAX TIPS for the weary interpreter of income tax complexities are on Page 2.BIRTHS, DEATHS 8 CLASSIFIED 6 COMICS 7 EDITORIAL 4 FAMILY 5 FINANCIAL 2 SPORTS 10 TV 7 The real trouble with money is that you can’t use it more than once.The financially-troubled Unity Bank of Canada grasped a way out of its problems Monday, with its directors agreeing in principle to a merger with the Provincial Bank of Canada A joint statement released by the banks—Provincial is based in Montreal and Unity in Toronto—said the amalgamated institution would retain the name Provincial Bank of Canada Provincial's current president Michel Belanger would be president The proposed merger is subject to federal regulatory approval.shareholders’ assent and “fulfilment of certain other conditions ” The minister of finance has approved in principle the drafting of an amalgamation agreement, the statement said The merger would reduce Canada's 12 chartered hanks to 11 Each shareholder of the present Provincial Bank would receive one share of the new bank in exchange for each old share \ GOOD TRY — The painter had all the letters fur a down on the pavement in the right order.It was a good tr> traffic intersection in Honolulu - he just didn't get them ;»nywa>.Inmate mistreatment charged MONTREAL (CP) Prisoners at the maximum security Correctional Development Centre (CDC) here who testified before a parliamentary inquiry last December are being systematically mistreated, a prisoners’ rights group said Monday.Jean-Claude Bernheim spokesman for the Quebec MONTREAL (CP) Walter McLeish, air ad m; ni st rat or for the depart ment of transport, has denied that his department offered special incentives to controllers who agree to take part in special bilingual air safety tests Mr McLeish was replying Monday to a charge by the Association des Gens de l air du Quebec that controllers were offered money and special pnveleges to take part in simulator tests in Hull, Que “Their only incentive is to get on with the job,” he said, adding that the tests will be OLYMPIA.Wash Washington ® -V»»s on the cost to the consumers in the form of higher rates Indeed, Texas Eastern was so indifferent about Gulfs breach of contract that the administrative law judge suggested the two companies had conspired together “to withhold gas from the interstate market until the price has heen driven up " Another alleged corporate culprit, the Mitchell Energy Corporation, contracted to supply gas to the Northeast from its offshore reserves along the Louisiana coast Its wells were supposed to start pumping gas into the pipeline in September.1974 But curiously, the offshore platform didn’t get completed throughout the cold winter, and the gas didn’t start flowing until the following June In the meantime, of course, the price had moved up The company was called on the carpet over the mysterious delay Testifying under oath, the corporate vice president Sidney T Walker, swore to the Federal Power Commission that the hold-up had been caused by had weather The FPL' has evidence however, that Mitchell caused the delays hv insisting on numerous technical rev isions This happens to he documented in a senes of letters between Mitchell and its equipment contractor.J R McDermott and Company Yet Walker testified that there were no written records His testimony came at a time when FPC investigators were frantically trying to find why more gas wasn’t being produced Complained House Commerce Chairman Harley Staggers D -W Va in a confiden tial letter to then Atty Gen Edward Levi “Mr Walker thwartd the legitimate efforts of the FPC to determine the facts contributing to the were natural gas curtailments during the critical 1974-75 heating season " Staggers was incredulous that the Justice Dept never prosecuted Walker “Any individual of average intelligence would conclude that Mr.Walker perjured himself." fumed the congressman.Still another company.Cities Service, misled the FPC about its offshore welts near Texas.As early as January.1974.the company dLscovered that its drilling rigs and tubing were corroding.Yet repair work didn’t begin until September, cutting off the flow of gas for most of the winter months Cities Service executives told the FPC they made “a total commitment of manpower" but couldn’t find the right ec^up-ment to fix their rigs any faster But investigators told us ti#e company used only one employee, who failed to contact several nearby companies that could have completed the repairs.In fact Cities Service turned down one unsolicited offer from a repair company Shell Oil has also cited technical excases for holding back the (low of gas from its tremendous reserves.Investigators suspect that similar tactics may be respoasible.in part for this winter’s vanishing gas supplies The emergency' has now forced President Jimmy Carter to temporarily lift the lid on price controls Apparently, this is what the gas companies have been waiting for Footnote A Gulf Oil spokesman “categorically denied’ that the company had violated the law and blamed the government for the curtailment By hold ing up leases, he explained, the govern ment left Gulf short of natural gas to meet its commitments A spokesman for Mitchell said the company encountered legitimate delays in its efforts to finish its platform But he conceded that Walker inadvertantly made wme errors in his testimony A Cities Service spokesman said a shortage of pipe and other problems caused unavoidable delay's cw.BRASILIA (CP) External Affairs Minister Jamieson, talking at times more like a trade and commerce minister, swept through three Latin American countries in three days early this year promoting joint ventures and investment deals and signing agreements for technical aid and loans from Canada The minister made it clear he did not consider it undignified for an external affairs minister to push trade.He said his visit to Brazil alone opened the possibility of more than $2 billion in investment and joint ventures between Canada and this giant South American country He left Brazil for neighboring Peru and Colombia where he dealt largely with agreements on technical assistance and loans When he wasn’t talking trade with his hosts here, Jamieson and Canadians travelling with him were frequently asked for their views on the Nov 15 election in Quebec One Brazilian minister turned the tables on Canadian reporters during an interview and asked them a series of questions about the election and what they considered the effect of the separatist Parti Québécois victory would be Jamieson himself referred to Quebec during a dinner tendered in his honor by Brazilian Foreign Minister Antonia Azeredo de Silveira by assuring his audience that the Canadian federal government is confident Canada will remain together “Canada has a genius for compromise .” Jamieson said The Brazilian visit was clearly the highlight of the tour, bearing all the earmarks of a love-in between this coffee-producing country and Canada W ARMLY WELCOMED Jamieson was warmly welcomed everywhere and his forceful speaking voice and winning way gained ground for Canadian businessmen and investors President Ernesto Geisel made the unusual gesture of inviting the Canadian minister back to this Brazilian capital for further talks at the end of the Brazilian tour The 95 minute meeting which resulted indicated what one spokesman said was “a strong determination for major dialogue on economic matters ” Joint ventures, both in general ann^ specific terms, were dis cussed again at this second meeting between Jamieson and the president Jamieson cites as two of the most positive results ot his visit here the signing of an agreement between Kaiser Resources of British Columbia and Brazil’s Companhia Vale do Rio Doce (CVRD) and the extension by Canada of a $14 million loan to Petrobras.the huge government-downed Braz ilian oil company BUY CANADIAN COAL Under the CVRD Kaiser deal, the major Brazilian iron-ore firm will purchase up to 10 per cent of Kaiser’s new two million-tons a year coal mine near Sparswood B C Kaiser Resources also is conducting engineering feasibility studies in Brazil on the expansion of an existing coal mine here These studies might lead to an equity participation by Kaiser in a Brazilian coal venture At the same time, the Brazilian government organization that deals with steel resumed negotiations with the Cape Breton Development Corp (Devco) for the supply of Nova Scotia coal to Brazil Underlying both operations is the economic rationale of balancing Canadian coal exports to Brazil with Brazil exports of iron ore by CVRD II \S OWN ORE The problem is that Canada does not need to import iron ore.hut is% considering importing it and selling it to such third parties as the United States and Germany Brazil would ship the iron ore in Brazilian vessels and return laden with Canadian coal to be ased in its steel industry Jamieson also has hopes for Canadian participation in a large hydroelectric project in Brazil This might run up to $250 million for turbines and related equipment But the main thrust of the Jamieson efforts here was toward suen joint ventures as the Kaiser CVRD deal For both countries, the talks here represented an option other than the American imperative i 4 Cap and scarf chase the chill thrift Shop opened Koy S Kitchen Komer By Judy Love The weather is playing tricks this year So whether you’re planning a trip or staving at home, it’s smart to keep a hat handy If you crochet, you can quickly make a cap or two and even a scarf in time for Jack Frost s next chilly surprise Here are two that'll keep you warm with style The brimmed hat has a dual personality It s sophisticated with the brim worn down Or.flip it up for a fresh, casual look Either way.you can add some extra touches — a band of grosgrain ribbon or a pretty pin.for example The hat takes just three two-ounce balls of a yarn like Bernats Berella Germantown The yarn is used double on a size 5 00 mm hook In letter terms size H hook A COZY threesome — crochet caps and a scarf to keep warm in the wind.The second cap is ringed with stripes of three colors and meets its fashion match in crochet a fringed scarf You may want that's a to use a yarn that’s both light and warm like Bernat s Berella 4 Two four-ounce balls of the main color and one each of two additional colors is enough to work both the cap and the scarf on a size 4 00 or F hook Horseback riding for handicapped children VANCOUVER (CP) - A horseback riding program initiated by the G.F.Strong Rehabilitation Centre is adding a new dimension to the lives of some handicapped children.Madelon Schouten.program director for children’s physiotherapy at G.F Strong, says disabled children are deriving immeasurable psychological benefits from the program “Many children never have been in such a situation,” she said “The stimulation of being outdoors, the different environment and meeting people .it’s a learning experience.” There are physical benefits, too.“It’s hard to say what the benefits are scientifically, but they’re there There is a physical improvement.Muscles are strengthened and co-ordination and balance are improved “I’ve noticed some speech improvement.The children are excited and they want to communicate that excitement.” Miss Schouten said she became interested in setting up a riding program because of the success of similar projects in England, Holland, Sweden, France and Switzerland.An experimental program was set up in 1972 but it had to be abandoned because of financial problems.Southlands Riding Club offered its facilities to G F Strong in 1973 and club man- ager Hilary Boal began recruiting safe, dependable horses from nearby stables Courses at the club, consist of eight to 10 hour-long lessons Miss Schouten said everything is done on a volunteer basis and there is no cost involved She selects the eight or 10 children who can participate in the program, subject to approval by their doctors Miss Schouten said a child who is making a lot of progress physically may receive extra incentive to improve through the riding program “If a child has come to the point of no return in developing, the psychological stimulus may help him over that hump.“A child who has so little in his life in the way of recreation or happiness I would like to provide some excitement to his life.” CONDITIONS VARY There are no set criteria on the basis of disability.Miss Schouten said children suffering from cerebral palsy, spina bifida (a congenital condition which results in paralysis of the legs), spinal injuries, muscular dystrophy, deafness and mental retardation have participated Many wear long braces and some, because of the jarring motion of the horse, must be put in body braces.Miss Schouten said a child must be able to sit without help “We had one boy who couldn't sit and for the first two sessions he had to lie over the horse’s neck But by the third session he was sitting up ” Basic riding instruction is given by Boal Volunteers, two to each child in addition to a handler for each horse, are recruited and briefed on the types of disabilities they may encounter and how to handle the children’s mental and physical problems “Many of the children also have perceptual problems,” she said “They are very dis-tractable ” HORSES RESPOND WELL Miss Schouten said it is important that the same volunteers help the child each time for the proper understanding to develop between them.There is a greater danger of accidents with a constant turnover because a new person does not know the child’s limitations Miss Schouten said it is surprising how well the horses take to the wheel chairs and the children’s movements, although there have been a few exceptions “One horse was doing his darnedest to jump out of the ring and another wouldn't stand One bucked once.” She said interest in riding programs for the disabled is growing rapidly throughout British Columbia The Pacific Riding for the Disabled Association was formed in 1973 with the idea of promoting programs for disabled adults and children throughout the province SHERBROOKE - Pan cakes and wieners with lots of maple syrup and butter, featured the luncheon meeting of St Peter's Church branch Anglican Church Women.Tuesday Feb 8 Mrs Franklin.Mrs Thomson and Mrs Hurley mixed and cooked while after Canon Franklin had given a blessing, members served the delicious cakes and tea and coffee, and cleared away.A travelogue of California with her own slides was given by Mrs Doris Conley, illustrating her tour Her photography is superb and the editing and arranging really professional Mem bers and their guests en joyed it very much and are very grateful to her for giving her talents and her time so generously The Thrift Shop was opened during the intermission.This had its successful first opening last week Feb 2nd and will be available to customers the first Wednesday of each month from 10 a m to 4 p m The used clothing and other items are all clean and in good order, and arranged attractively on racks and tables in bright airy basement rooms Donations to the shop w llLbe gratefully accepted if clean and mended Pick ups can be arranged Following Mrs Conley’s talk and pictures a bnef business meeting was held with Mrs Myrtle Allen presiding Three guests were welcomed and usual reports received The meeting was reminded of the World Day of Prayer to be held March 4th at St Andrew’s (Presbyterian) Church on Front enac St The Sher brooke Hospital Auxiliary would like current magazines, as well as volunteers to help at the Sherbrooke Hospital Shop Lenten services will be held every Wednesday during Lent, beginning Ash Wed nesday February 23 It y Ko y Taylor Lennoxville Beavers hold carnival The Lennoxville Beavers held a Winter Colony Carnival on Saturday, the 5th of February, with invited guests the 10th Sherbrooke Beavers Twenty boys, ages 6 and 7, attended the special afternoon of activities, organized by Steve Gillam and his assistants Rick Tracy and Nancy Williams The boys were divided into colour teams and participated in: a human dog sled race, iceberg hop, tug of war, igloo race, polar bear walk and seal hunt The weather was ideal for the event, which ended by making snow forts and sliding down gigantic snow banks Following the carnival the group was invited to the Country Kitchen, courtesy of William Dier, for hot chocolate and cake, especially decorated for the Beavers' Carnival by Mrs.Lyle Rand Besides the Beavers having their regular meeting every Monday afternoon, there are additional activities planned throughout the year, such as: Hallowe'en Party, Christmas play, sleigh ride, carnival, skating, fishing, hikes and cook-out, and overnight camping.For further information please contact Mrs.G.Lane 567-5302.> _ Brownie leader needed One of my most prized recipes and one which is invariably asked for by guests, came into my possession some years ago from Madame Jehane Benoit’s daughter, Mrs Monique Macdonald when she conducted the Cooking Class at Knowlton Com munity School It is a pleasure to share it with the Record readers with the kind permission of Mrs Macdonald CHICKEN OR ANGE one 6-oz.can concentrated frozen orange juice (thawed) 3 tablespoons finely chopped shallots (use all) 14 cup packed frown sugar 1 tablespoon rum (optional) 1 broiler chicken.2 to 3 lbs.*4 cup all purpose flour 1 teaspoon paprika *2 teaspoon salt »N teaspoon pepper one-third cup butter U-oz.can mandarin oranges OR 1 cup pineapple tid bits I teaspoon cornstarch 1 teaspoon cold water.Combine first four ingredients, cover and set aside in a cool place at least 4 hours.(I always prepare the night before and leave in the refrigerator ) Cut chicken in 4 or 5 pieces Dredge well in flour, salt pepper and paprika r~r TV ' ».Measure butter into a shallow baking dish, melt in oven preheated to 350 degrees and then roll chicken around in the butter Place skin side down Bake at 350 degrees for 30 minutes, basting once or twice with the liquid in the pan After 30 minutes, turn and pour orange sauce over the chicken Bake another 15 minutes and then baste again Place fruit around the pan and bake another 15 minutes, basting several times Remove chicken, and mix cornstarch and water, add to hot orange sauce, return to oven for 5 minutes until clear Serve with buttered noddles, rice, broccoli or green peas It can be frozen, but it’s best in that case to omit the last 15 minutes cooking and add cornstarch when re heated as it is not advisable to freeze mixtures containing cornstarch Note Personally I much prefer mandarin oranges as a garnish to the pineapple Hope you all will enjoy this as a good company dish For regular home use I have omitted the fruit for economy, but it is really worth the extra cents it costs If shallots are available the green of the stalks gives a nice note of color, I have used onion but only if no shallots were available Perhaps some readers will find this very simple way of preparing rice useful Also from Mrs Macdonald MCE I cup rice to 2 cups water, boiling bot tomato juice, consomme or beef broth.Yield is 3 cups.Put rice in covered casserole with 2 tablespoons butter, 1 teaspoon salt, ground pepper (optional) seasoning (such as corriander, garlic, shallots or tarragon) Pour over the boiling liquid, mix, and bake 30 minutes, covered at 350 degrees If using Pyrex bake at 325 degrees Tarragon is especially good with (any) chicken "V Ann Landers says: Education is the answer KNOWLTON — The 1st Knowlton Brownie Pack urgently needs another Brownie leader Persons interested and mothers of Brownies are asked to call either Cathy McWilliam at 243-6406 OR Suzanne Stanway at 243-6061.Dear Ann Landers: It IS possible to get off welfare I was on for three years and it’s no picnic The embarrassment alone is enough to make you sick The solution is education I never wanted to be on welfare, but with one baby to take care of and a second on the way, I had no choice But I never viewed it as a “way of life”.I was determined to get off I enrolled in secretarial school (on borrowed money), hell bent on making a better life for my kids It was tough going You can’t buy much on $63.00 a week I lived with relatives, put up with rats and garbage, lived on one meal a day, plus a few other inconveniences Now I’m employed by a large company, making good money and repaying those who helped me when I was down Please print my letter, Ann Confidence can be contagious One Who Got Off Bringing up baby, with home cooking By Aileen Claire NEA Food Editor Baked gifts warm from the heart By Aileen Claire NEA Food Editor 1/4 teaspoon peel grated lemon Breads, cookies or muffins In medium bowl, mix flour, made for the home or as gifts sugar, baking powder, salt need not be expensive and baking soda Cut in For example, a banana shortening until mixture bread can cost about a dollar a resembles coarse crumbs loaf, oatmeal cookies, 32 Add bananas, eggs, cherries cents a dozen, and bran muf- and lemon peel; stir just until fins about a nickel each You blended.(Mixture will be lum-can’t place a dollar sign on the py.) Spoon batter into greased fun of preparing such foods 9 x 5 x 3-inch loaf pan Bake in 350-degree oven 50 minutes or CHERRY banana BREAD until toothpick inserted in cen-1V« cups unsifted all-purpose flour 1/2 cup sugar 1 teaspoon double-acting baking powder 1/2 teaspoon salt 1/4 teaspoon baking soda 1/2 cup shortening 1 cup mashed bananas (2 or 3 medium) 2 eggs, beaten 1/2 cup red maraschino cherries, finely chopped 1/2 teaspoon cloves 3 cups old-fashioned oats In large bowl, beat shortening.sugars, egg and vanilla until light and fluffy Stir in cherries Combine flour, salt, cinnamon, baking soda and cloves Stir into cherry mixture Add oats and stir to mix well Drop dough by rounded teaspoonfuls.2 inches apart, on greased cookie sheets.Bake in 350-degree oven for 12 to 15 minutes or until lightly BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATH NOTICES CARDS OF THANKS IN MEMORIAM REQUIEM MASSES 504 per count line Minimum charge $3 00 I WEDDING DESCRIPTIONS No charge for publication providing news submitted ithm one month $5 00 production charge for weddmg and-or 2 engagement pictures News of weddings (write ups) received one month or more after event $10 00 charge with or without picture.Subiect to condensation OBITUARIES No charge if received within one month of death Subject to condensation $5 00 if received more than one month after death Subject to condensation All Above Notices Must carry Signature of Person Sending *, • es CHERRY BANANA munchers.bread, cookies and muffins please ter comes out clean Cool on rack 15 minutes Remove from pan and cool thoroughly before slicing Makes one 9-inch loaf OATMEAL COOKIES 3/4 cup shortening 1 cup packed light brown sugar 1/2 cup granulated sugar 1 egg 1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract 1 cup red maraschino cherries, chopped 1 cup unsifted all-purpose flour 1 teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon cinnamon 1/2 teaspoon baking soda browned Remove from cookie sheets Cool on racks Makes five and one half dozen There’s much concern and controversy raging now over food for babies A number of younger women have worked out a solution which makes them feel more comfortable and their infants seem to agree with the approach This is making all or most of their baby food at home.A pleased proponent of this is former U S.Olympic gymnast Cathy Rigby.Cathy took to motherhood as skillfully as she did to the balance beam — and with plenty of energy and enthusiasm Hours that she used to spend in training for competition now go to her new roles as a wife, mother and working woman In addition to working as a television sports commentator.actress and athletic teacher, she still must keep pace with her son Buck who now is well into his second year It is no easy task, even for one in great physical shape.Cathy admits Mealtime is a big event in her household since her son Buck and husband, former NFL star Tommy Mason, both have hearty appetites Cathy and Tom carry over an understanding of proper eating habits from their full-time athletics and young Buck benefits from his parents’ concern for good nutrition at an early age Besides, chopping and puttering in the kitchen.Cathy finds, is a good outlet from a busy schedule Cathy likes to prepare her own baby foods for Buck by blending meal leftovers, such as bits of meat, poultry and potatoes, with a variety of frozen vegetables As a time-saver she blends up batches of babv food, divides them into single serving portions and freezes them for future use Her reasoning.“I like to feed Buck the same foods we eat for dinner so I just blend up a share of the meal for him That way the meal becomes a real family experience ” Buck especially ¦ enjoys frozen fruits as UK/n|K desserts Opcrobon frozen carrots or peas, then blend with or serve over sieved cottage cheese Sieve or puree cooked frozen peas, carrots or green beans, then blend with milk to the desired consistency to make a creamed vegetable or soup Sieve frozen peas and carrots, then sieve or coarsely mash them Mix with finely chopped cooked chicken or turkey leftovers These quick recipes are fine for most babies.Cathy points out, but it is best to check with your doctor in case your infant has allergies or special dietary problems Just as important, she continues, is to keep every utensil used in preparing baby food spotlessly clean with hot soap and water, just as any mother would sterilize a baby’s bottle MINI OMELETTE 3/4 cup water 1/4 cup frozen green beans or peas 1/4 cup frozen Southern-style hash brown potatoes 1 cup cooked chicken 1 teaspoon butter 1 egg, beaten In small saucepan, bring water to boil Add beans or peas and potatoes and simmer, covered.5 minutes, or just until tender Place beans or peas, potatoes, cooking liquid and chicken in blender jar Puree smooth Melt butter in 7-inch skillet over medium-low heat Add egg and cook until omelette is set Spread one-fourth cup of meat and vegetable mixture on omelette, fold over to enclose filling One serving (Note Remaining meat and vegetable mixture may be frozen in ice cube trays for future use Makes one and one-fourth cups filling ) VEGETABLES IN A NEST 1/2 cup water 1/2 cup frozen Southern-style hash brown potatoes 1 teaspoon butter 1 teaspoon milk 1/4 cup frozen carrots 1/4 cup cooked chicken or turkey WHO IS HAPPIER?Young Buck Mason or his mother, I S.Olympic gymnast Cathy Rigby Mason, who prepared his baby food'' Dear One: You scored a bullseye with your response Education IS the answer -and now, if we can get THAT message across, we’ve got it made For those who are interested in vocational education, the U S.Health, Education and Welfare Department publishes a directory (available at most libraries) of schools with occupational programs for those with high school diplomas The National Association of Trade and Technical Schools publishes a directory of accredited vocational schools which can be obtained free from NATTS, 2021 L Street, N.W., Washington, D C 20036 Dear Ann Landers: My husband and I hare having a disagreement Please clarify something for us You once said in your column that if you invite friends to your home three times in a row and they don’t invite you back you don’t need to ask them again Does this go for relatives?The IPs In Delaware Dear IPs: Don’t exclude relatives from family get-togethers, even if they get 50 invitations behind but I see no reason to treat relatives as social friends if they don’t treat you in the same manner Can drugs be a friend in time of stress0 If you keep your head together can they be of help9 Ann Landers’ new booklet, “Straight Dope on Drugs” separates the fact from the fiction Get it today For each booklet ordered, send a dollar bill, plus a long, self-addressed, stamped envelope (24 cents postage) to Ann Landers, P.O.Box 1400, Elgin, 111 60120 minutes Drain, reserving li quid In blender, puree carrots, chicken and one-fourth cup reserved liquid, adding more water if necessary Spoon potatoes on serving dis-h Make a well in center and fill with vegetable-meat mix ture Makes one-third cup potatoes, one-half cup meat and vegetable puree PEACHY FRUIT PUDDING 1/2 cup milk 1 tablespoon cream of wheat or rice cereal 2 egg yolks 2 tablespoons reconstituted frozen orange juice 1 (12-ounce) package frozen sliced peaches in syrup Bring milk to a boil in small saucepan Slowly sprinkle in cream of wheat or rice cereal, stirring constantly Lower heat, cook and stir 5 minutes, or until thickened Remove then return to heat and cook 2 minutes longer Do not allow to boil Remove from heat and stir in orange juice Cut package of frozen peaches in half Re-wrap one half and return to freezer Puree remaining peaches in blender until smooth To serve, spoon one-third cup pudding in custard cup.top with two and one-half tablespoons peach puree Refrigerate until ready to serve Makes 2 servings of pudding Remaining peach puree may be stored in refrigerator for later use NKHvim-KH KNTKHI’HlvK ASSN Mme Françoise Houde Boutique (New Location) 840 KING WEST Knits, blouses, Long 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