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nutrition specialists with the Ontario Minâ€" istry of Agriculture and Food may help you avoid pickling probâ€" The zip in many winter meals is being prepared now ‘cause it‘s pickleâ€"packing time. These suggesâ€" If vinegarâ€"preserved pickles are hollow, it may be due to too long a soaking period or a flaw in the cucumbers themselves. In ferâ€" mented pickles, cured in salt brine, hollowâ€" ness could be from inâ€" correct proportions in Shrivelling can be the result of too much time between picking and pickling, too strong a brine, too much vinâ€" egar or overcooking. Softness or slipperiâ€" ness in pickles has many possible causes: not thoroughly scrubâ€" bing the vegetables, leaving blossom ends on the cucumbers or using ones that are overâ€"ripe, too little salt or vinegar, not skimâ€" ming scum off the brine each day, using mouldy garlic, mouldy spices or very hard water, or storing the filled jars in a warm area. Discoloration results if ground spices are used, if the whole ones are left in jars or water is very hard. Cloudiness or a white sediment is good in fermented pickles. It proves the right action is taking place. With vinegarâ€"preserved types, it‘s not a probâ€" lem unless the pickles are mushy. It could be the result of using table rather than pickling salt, hard water or the growth of harmless bacteria. Never use brass, copper, iron, zinc or chipped enamel utenâ€" sils in pickling. The action of vinegar on these metals could be dangerous. them ferment at too high a temperature. . 45â€"Travel Points on PRIVATE TUTORING â€" Math and Physics, Grades 9 to 13. Phone SPECIAL Philippine tours. Monthly to Baguio, escorted, 18 days, Hawaii option. Travel Shop, 10024 â€" Jasper Avenue, Edmonton. (403) 423â€" 4444. Mason Tours, 20908 â€" 74 Street (403) 462â€"8654. (403) 462â€" 2122. (47) 34â€"Tutoring 884â€"264 1 Waterioo Regiona! Police or your inde pendent insurance agent Advertising helps plan CANADIAN ADVERTISING ADVISORY BOARO (49) TV Ontario would like to inform its viewers that the proâ€" gram Sharp and Terriâ€" ble Eyes will not be broadcast Wednesday, Dec. 2 from 9 to 10: 30 p.m. as originally scheâ€" In its place they will run three programs: at 9 p.m. A Different Unâ€" derstanding, As Far as I Can Go, relating to the struggle of three duled Church of The Holy Saviour 33 ALLEN ST. EAST, WATERLOO Advent Sunday Nov. 29, 7:00 P.M. With the combined choirs of the Anglican Churches of Waterloo * All Saints * St. Columbia‘s * Church of The Holy Saviour â€" The General Public Is Invited â€" _ FESTIVAL OF ADVENT LESSONS & CAROLS {entrance from south end parking lot) Admission: Free will offering Test Results, Programs and Suggestions presented to the schools. Complete followâ€"up in home and school Yearly academic reassessments Psychometric Neurometric (ee.c., Optometrical V Audiological Nutritional Analysis Hair ANn@lySi$ (Mineral Content) STUDENT & FAMILY SERVICES Nov. 29 Film 7: What Wives Wish Their Husbands Knew About Women, Money, Sex and Children FAMILY TV Ontario program changes TIME; SUNDAY NIGHT AT 8:30 P.M. WHERE? 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Registration for the following courses are now being accepted. 3. COME WITH US TO ST. LUCIA! All inclusive, escorted tour staying at the Malabor Hotel. Tranportation to & from airport â€" February 19â€"26, 1982. Cost â€" Twin $1,269.00 4. HAWAII TOUR â€" Two Islands Waikiki â€" Maui Two weeks â€" departs February 16, 1982 Cost â€" Twin 1,255.00 5. Visit NEW ORLEANS in the SPRING Three departure dates late in March by coach for 11 days Cost â€" Twin $489.00. _ 6. CALIFORNIA PARTY TOUR (23 days) April 17 â€" May 9, 1982 This California Party Tour is really one of the greatest trips on earth, showing you much of the United States, its man made wonders, and the even more wonderful natural wonders. ; Cost â€" Twin $1,255.00. 7. April 24 â€" May 8, 1982 PORTUGAL â€" Cascais & Maderia Cost â€" Twin $1,599.00. Watch for Spring trips to Washington, Atlantic City and New Jersey, Rochester Lilac Festival and the World‘s Fair, Knoxville, Tenn Dec. 11 â€" Living Christmas Tree Brantford Dec. 21 â€" Simcoe Christmas Lights Jan. 8/82 â€" Museum of Time/Molsons (note change of date for this trip Friday, November 27/81 Adult Recreation Centre 185 King St. S., Waterloo 8: 00 p.m. ‘"Illustrated Lecture: "Environmental Education Program at the ARBORETUM & CONSERVATION ." « Adult Recreation Centre 185 King St., South, Waterloo N2J 1P7 579â€"1020 f January 23 â€" March 23, 1982 FLORIDA â€" GREAT ACCOMMODATION (60 days) Cost â€" Twin $1,650.00 March 14 â€" 28, 1982 FLORIDA â€" FIGURE 8 TOUR Cost â€" Twin $678.00 SENIOR SUNDAY Christmas Potâ€"Luck Dinner & Cards Sunday December 6, 1981 2 p.m. Admission: Pot Luck THURSDAY SEMINARS Visiting Home Seminars Thursday November 26th, 2 p.m. Topic: VON (Victorian Order of Nurses) Guest: Lynne Roden V.O.N. Office Kitchener, Ont. by Mr. Alan P. Watson, Arboretum Biologist, University of Gueliph WINTER CRAFT and INTEREST COURSES Friday November 27, 1981 2 p.m. Guest> Stephen Menick Colour Slides of: . "JAPAN & SOUTHEAST ASIA" A.R.C. TRAVEL 579â€"1642 WATERLOO HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY MEE TING SENIOR ADULT ACTIVITIES Farewell to 1981 Friday, December 4, 1981 Music by ‘"‘Villagers" 7:30 p.m. â€" 11: 30 p.m. Tickets $4.50 Includes Lunch Be a Friday Afternooner VACATION TOURS Everyone Welcome lCLE flEDENSgAY NOVEMBER 26 48 FREE ADULTS 4A FREE ADULT NOON SKATING M.S. â€" Moses Springer Arena A.M. â€" Albert McCormick Arena W.A. â€" Waterioo Arena R.LP. â€" Rink in the Park NOTE: Details ftor the above schedule are listed in the Community Services Fall & Winter Program. Pick up your free copy today at your nearest arena or phone 886â€"1 550 Ext. 214. Various prime time is available from Dec. 6thâ€"30th at Moses Springer, Waterloo Arena and Albert McCormick Arena. COST: $42.50 per hour. For rental information call 886â€"1550 Ext. 210 during business hours. By not using the drying cycle on your dish washer, you can reduce the energy consumption of the machine from oneâ€"third to oneâ€"half. Open the door and let the dishes air dry. Ladies Ringette in Waterloo has openings for ladies who wish to play recreational ringette. Location: Albert McCormick Arena. For furâ€" ther information call 886â€"1550 Ext. 210. Sunday, November 29th â€" 8 p.m. Theatre of the Arts University of Waterloo TICKETS: Available in advance from comâ€" munity orchestra members or Humanities Box Office. _ Friday November 27, 1981 6: 00 p.m. AREA: Lakeshore Village Bounded by Northâ€" field Dr., Bearinger Rd., Parkside Dr. & Weber St. ALSO Craigleith Dr. & Candlewood Crescent. Please Remember: Pick up will be made regardless of weather. Please tie into bundles with string or twine. Do not put papers into plastic bags. Puck Organizing Committee we wish to say ‘"THANKâ€"YOU*" to all volunteers, particiâ€" pants and spectators for the time and enthuâ€" siasm they gave. Also a special "thank you" to Midas Muffier for once again sponsoring this exciting event. F AMAL Y FREE SKATING «i A TWaC On behalf of the W.M.H.A. and the Gold SKATING IN WATERLOO 3 week Session Tuesday & Friday 10â€"11 a.m. Starts December 1st Cost: $12.00 for 6 sessions LOCATION: Seagram Stadium Gym Call 886â€"1550 Ext. 214 to register. WINTER ICE CHRISTMAS DANCE FIT KITCHENERâ€"WATERLOO COMMUNITY ORCHESTRA PUBLIC CONCERT _ Marsland Centre: $86â€"1550 5th WATERLOO VENTURES PAPER DRIVE JR. ‘B‘ HOCKEY W.M.N.A. GOLP PUCK TOURNAMENT "THANK â€" YOU" Waterloo Arena Owen Sound vs. Siskins November 29th 7: 30 p.m LADIES RINGETTE RENTAL ICETIME AVAILABLE "Everyone Welcome" ENERGY TIP OF THE WEEK M.S â€"Tues. â€"Thurs. 11:30â€"1:20 p W.A. â€"Tues â€"Fri. 11:30â€"1:20 pm R.L.P.â€"Tues â€"Fri. 11:30â€"2:00 pm M.S.â€"Fri. 8:30â€"10:30 pm A.M â€"Sat. 2:00â€"3:20 pm R.L.P â€"Sun. 3:30â€"5:30 pm R.1.P â€"Sat. 8:00â€"10:00 pm A.M â€"Tues â€"Fri. 11:30â€"1:20 pm Various times at A.M RLP. and M.S Pick up a schedule for details A.M â€"Tues. 4:00â€"5:00 pm W.A.â€"Fri. 4:00â€"5:00 pm PAGE 36