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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1970-04-23, Page 14HITEIMANS "We'Me an idea for team newscasting. I do the good news . . . he does the bad!" • . ii/heoo you 000. //a0i, .444 rehliihnco NEW HIGH SPEED RECEIVING EQUIPMENT FOR 1970, S. THE NUMBER ONE CASH CROP FOR 1970 In 1969 there was an increase in' the doiriekic demand and we could not satisfy the 'export market. Canadian Beans have a preference in the U.K. • Market, growers should take advantage, of this situation, in 1970. %%%% •••• %%%%%%% •• %%%%%% • ••••••• ••••••••••, NOW AVAILABL SEED BEANS CONTRACTS Certified. Canadian Foundation Including Canada No. 1 Fertilizer and Chemicals LIGHT and DARK RED KIDNEY SEED California Certified SEED' TREATING SEED GRAINS • % %%%111.110% ¤• % 111" 11. %%%1'00. %%%%% % • • `4. • • • • %%%%%%% %%%%%%% "Trade with Confidence" Trade With COO DIVISION OF DERBIROCORIP. HENSALL • , piton 262-2605 SEAFORTH JEWELLERS for DIAMONDS, WATCHES JEWELLERY, FINE CHINA GIFTS FOR EVERY OCCASION All Types of Repairs Phone 527-0270 woe is. running ou Asti Crop Insurance is the deadline ior applications see yotAr local agent now, • • • • 9.95 - NOW AT Brian's Hairstyling 5214 700 SVAPOATII taste., • Cover pork chops with canned tomatoes seasoned with: sugar 'bay leaves lemon juice celery, diced onions salt and pepper r Bake in a moderate oven, 350 degrees F, in a covered dish until chops are tender. QUESTIONS AND ,ANSWERS ON CANNED' FOODS Q. We left some'canned goods in our cottage over winter and • they have frozen. Will-they-be safe to use this spring? A. If the cans are still tightly sealed and no breaks, bulges or rust are present, they will be safe to use. You may find that the contents are soft in texture and that the color has changed somewhat. What causes the hissing sound when a can is opened? A. This indicates that the can has been tightly sealed and that there is a vacuum inside. The hissing,sound is caused by air rushing in to fill the vacuum. Should dented cans of, food be used? Dented cans, of food should not • be used if the, dent is severe enough to cause leak- 'age. Otherwise', the dent, does not necessarily indicate that the contents will be affected. Q. What does the term"vacuum packed' corn 'mean and why does it , have so little liquid? A. 'Vacuum packing is a special method of canning, in which all the air is exhausted and very little liquid is needed in this process. Q. Q. A. FRIGIDAIRE FREEZERS 16 cu. ft. 588 lbs. 20 cu. ft. 788 - lbs. * 5 year food spoilage warranty 2 baskets divider * Interior and exterior lights * Lock * Thin wall construction from 190400 BOX FURNITURE Phone 527.0680 Seaforth • - )4*-4,114 HPRI3WP5POSITOR, WARMTH, ONT., APRIL 23, 1970 Always an the sidelines BRUCEFIELD PHONE' 527-1123 PHONE 262-2133 BOX 165, HENSALL PHONE 523-'.217 BLYTH N • o gni II Soybean and White Bean Growers,— application deadline . 1611, 0 for these two crops is June 1st. THE CROP INSURANCE COMMISSION OF ONTARIO Parliament Buildings, Toronto 5, Ontario AIMMOMMImElm. W. D. •WILSON 0 LORNE' E. HAY P. A. ROY CLINTON PHONE 482 8337 GEORGE A. WATT 17% DEAR DORIS - I am feeling very hurt. I am the oldest in a family of seven girls and mar- ried. My two younger sisters have been married recently and in neither case have I been asked to be matron of honor. They have instead chosen . other sisters and girl friends to be their attendants; and they have selected my young daughter who is now four to be flower girl. Am I just feeling sorry for myself? -HURT DEAR HURT - Let's put it this way: You are the only member of the family lucky enough to have a charming little girl to serve as flower girl and pro- bably steal the show! Your sis- ter appreciates this contribution and considers that this is more than enough to ask of you. And there is a limit to the number of bridesmaids one can ask. You did& • dicate that you had missed out any of the ' fun or celebrations. I am left wondering just what the setup was when you got married. Life is too short to allow hurt feelings to stand between sisters. DEAR DORIS - I am interest- ed in your leaflet on leg exerci- ses. My knees seem to be larger than the rest of my legs. -UNSHAPELY LEGS DEAR UNSHAPELY - I'd need to know more, like how much you weigh. The knee-bones may be large - but is this all bone? Are they perchance, rounded out with all-too-solid flesh. Or are the knees bone)/ and the calves skimpy. You can help extra fat to get redistributed; and that's what my leaflet "Be .Figure Perfect" instructs you about. But if you need to put on weight, yoii'd better. write In for our "Citiart for Curves." For either leaflet send in 10 cents and a stamped, self-addressed envelope, DEAR DORIS - Thank you very much for your letter. I'm Sorry I didn't mention, my age or my boy-friend's age. I am 33; he is 28. Anyway, I have told him' about your opinion and advice. We haven't taken any decision yet. I would like to get the leaf- let "What Is Love?" which you offered to send. -UNDECIDED DEAR UNDECIDED - Now that's different. One hardly calls a man , of 28 a boy, and I was picturing you as a couple in your teens or early 20s. Let's hope you have reached an age of maturity when age differences don't show so much - pSychologically, I mean. 'If your feeling is that • you_ are marrying a mature man and will be able to accept him as the dominant force in your mar- riage; the age difference doesn't count. The leaflet discusses some of the other things you have to think "And so, we come to the end of our broadcasting day. Goodnight to you all!" about when you are deciding whether you care enough about a person to spend your entire life with him. It is on its way. DEAR DORIS - I think my little nieces eyes are slightly crossed. She is just two. I ventured to suggest this to my sister (her mother), but was indignantly told: "No, her eyes are perfect!" Her father can't see it either. -AUNTIE DEAR AUNTIE - With small babies, eyes may seem to be out of line bechuse of facial pro- portions and the width of the bridge of the nose. But by age two, it should be fairly evident whether there is any suggestion of a squint, Evident, that is, to anyone used to looking for it. Some- times parents are just so used to their own child that they are the last to see any irregularity. It will not cure itself. Re- sults are good if a squint is treated early, especially before the age of two. Why parents won't take action on the least suspicion is beyond me. Less than half the children needing glasses have them. Correspondent Mrs.Allan McCall The Walton Unit held their annual bazaar in Duff's United Church, Wednesday evening when the guests were received in the auditorinm of the chide' by Mrs. Allan McCall and Mrs. Gerald Watson. prior to the devotional service music was supplied by Mrs. Ray Huether at the piano anji Mrs. Emmerson Mitchell pa,ying the violin. Mrs. A, McCall gave the "Call to Worship" Hymn 86, "When I survey the Wondrous Cross" was sung with Mrs. Ray Huether as pianist for the evening. Prayer was given by Mrs. G. Watson. Mrs. McCall welcomed the guests A .ruusical number was given by Mrs. Herb Traviss playing the piano and Mrs. E, Mitchell the violin, concluding with a duet, entitled, ',God will take care of- You". The scripture reading Psalm 16 was read by Mrs. G. Watson, The offering was received by Mrs. Mac Sholdice and Mrs. Don Achilles, and dedicated by Mrs. McCall. Mrs. G. Watson introduced the guests Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Mc- Gavin who showed pictures of their trip to Hawaii. The corn- mentary was given by Mrs. Mc- Gavin. They were thanked by Mrs. McCall. Hymn 637, "The Lord's 2 tablespoons fat 1 pound minced beef '1 teaspoon salt 1 19-ounce can green beans, drained ' 1 14-ounce can whole kernel corn corn, drained 1 10-ounce can condensed cream tomato soup Saute onions in fat until trans- -parent then add meat and brown (5 to 8 minutes). Stir in remaining ingredients and heat. Pour into casserole. Topping • 1 cup all-purpose flour 2 teaspoons baking pawder • 1/2 teaspoon celery salt 3 tablespoons shortening 1 egg, be 1/4 cup milk Mix dry gredients and cut in shorte g until mixture re- sembles fine bread crumbs. Make a well, pour in egg and milk, and mix quickly to make a soft dough. Turn on to lightly flawed board and 'knead 4 or , 5 times. Roll alit to about 3/4-inch 'thickness; cut out biscuits andLpeade on top of casserole. Bake at 425 deg.F, until golden brown (20 to 25 mins,) 6 servings. BEEF AND .RICE CASSEROLE 1/2 cup chopped onion 2 tablespoons fat 1 • pound Minced beef 1/2 teaspoon salt Dash pepper 1 cup cooked rice 1/2 cup drained canned peas 1/2 cup whole kernel corn 1 10-ounce can condensed cream mushroom soup 1/2 cup canned tomatoes ' 1/2 cup buttered bread cpmbs Saute onions in rt•ieltedlat until transparent, then add beef and brown. Season with salt. and pep- My Shepherd" was sung and Rev. Docken gave the benediction. The bazaar followed in tide basement wgich was tastefully decorated for Spring when Rev. Docken officially opened the ba- zaar. PLAN CATERING The 17th and Boundary Unit of Duff's United Church met at the home of Mrs. Cliff Ritchie. Mrs. Geo. Williamson opened the meeting with a verse. Hymn, "Will Your Anchor Hold" was sung followed by the Sc0pture taken from John 1, verses 1 - 13. Mrs. Martin Baan then offered prayer. Mrs. G. Williamsongave a reading, "Friend". The, topic was given by Mrs. M. Baan en- titled "Love in the World". The collection was received followed by singing hymn "Come Let Us Sing of a Wonderful Love", During the business regular reports were given and plans made 'for catering to the W.I. banquet. The unit will be in charge of the May U.C.W. meet- ing. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. M. Baan. 4-H QIRLS TAKE PART Huron County Achievement Day was held in Seaforth High School on Saturday with eighteen girls and their leaders of the per. Arrange layers of rice, beef and vegetables in a greased cas- serole. Combine mushroom soup with tomatoes and pour over top. Cover and bake at 350 deg; F. 20 minutes. Uncover, sprinkle with buttered bread crumbs. Return to oven and continue baking until lightly browned (about 15 mintes longer). 6 servings: CANNED TOMATO TRICKS When fresh tomatoes are out of season, take that tonfato-flavor out of a can. Ontario, canned tomatoes make an economical vegetable dish for winter menus in this recipe from the Food Department, Macdonald Ins- titute, University of Guelph'. TOMATO SCALLOP 1°20-ounce' can tomatoes 1 onion, chopped 1 tbsp sugar 1/2 tsp .salt . 1/4 tsp oregano dash of rosemary 1 cup bread, cut in 1/2-inch cubes 1/3 cup grated cheese • ' Combine tomatoes, onion, sugar and seasonings. Top with bread cubes and grated cheese. Bake at 350 degrees F until bread cubes are browned.Serves 5 or 6. Pork chops, baked slowly in seasoned canned tomatoes, are deliciously moist and tender in this recipe from the FOod De- partment, .Macdonald Institute, UniVersity of Guelph. Add sea- sonings according to your own community attending thus con- cluding the project on ,'Featuring F rult". Miss Catharine M. Hunt, the new home economist for Huron County was assisted by Mrs. Patricia Jacksop, Regional Supervisor of London, and Mrs. Joyce Patterson, home econom- ist of Seaforth./ • Mae), mothers and guests attended the afternoon program which con- sisted of exhibits, skits and dem - onstrations put.. on by the 4-H • girls. Presentations were made to two of the Walton girls, Linda Johnston and Lynne McDonald who received their county honors.. HONOR NEWLY WEDS A reception °was held in the Walton Community hail, Friday evening for Mr. and Mrs. Neil Williamson, (nee Doris Baker). The evening was spent dancing to the music of Ian Wilbee's Or- cheStra. Prior to . lunch the couple were called tq the plat- form, the address was read by Graeme Craig and a purse of money was presented to thernapy Neil McNichol. Mr. Williamson made a fitting reply. Every week more and more people discover what mighty jobs are accomplished by low cost Expositor Want Ads. Dial 527-0240. News of Walton Walton Unit Holds Bazaar Canned foods were probably one of our first "convenience foods". The canning industry in Canada began about 1878 and the variety of canned foods available now is almost without limit.Can- ada was the first country to have special legislation for canned foods in 1907. Since then, the regulations have been revised whenever necessary. Canned vegetables are graded Cagacte_ Fancy,, Canada Choice and Can- ada Standard. Also on the label of the can of vegetables is the weight in fluid ounces, the style of 'vegetable, any additives ,or seasonings, the brand narhe and the name and address of the packer,. • Canned vegetables team well with minced beef to provide hearty casseroles for 'supper', The ,hom,,e economists with the Canada • Department. of Ag- riculture can especially recom- mend these recipes which they tested and approved in their Ot- tawa test kitchens. "EaSy Beef Pie" is a tasty casserole to have prepared ahead for those evening that you arrive home late for supper. It is a mixture of minced beef and canned vegetables topped with biscuits. Another easy dish to prepare is "Beef and Rice Casserole". Layers of rice, minced beef and canned vegetables are topped with bread crumbs. • For additional recipes using Canned vegetables write for the free booklet "Thrifty Meals with Canned Vegetables" _available from Information.. Division, Canada Department' of Agricult-' ure, Ottawa.. CANNED VEGETABLES WITH MINCED BEEF EASY BEEF PIE 1 cup chopped onion - CERTIFIED BY PROV, OF ONT..-- BRUCE REFRIGERATION SALES and SERVICE Meat Cases, Walk-in-lloxes, Scotchman ice machines, sani- serve soft ice cream machines and farm- milk coolers, PHONE 238-2385, GRAND BEND Canned Vegetables With Minced Beef TOWN OF SEAFORTH First. Installment TARE DUE APRIL 30th, 1970 V V • .0 • 1 I •• I