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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1971-11-18, Page 1010.--THE HURON EXPOSVFOR, SEAFORTN, ONT., NOV. 18. 1971 Aff.201.41 Ill '''.. I Lb.4:4&.11,ITLI I 0 IV I- , ,. • 1 . #4,k . or '.. - . : • ..„...„ ,ii ., 44Wrilliiirlt16 ‘gr ir'' ' ":7-altei '''-------- 4.1 I ...zigini 1 Th—^160. __,--- 111N It's Time To Think of FOR EASY LIVING Here at Ball-Macaulay we are ready to help you plan a new modern kitchen, make suggestions as to design and materials and work out estimates to suit your budget. You'll be surprised how little it will cost. We suggest you act now so that you may enjoy your new kitchen for Christmas. Ball - Macaulay Ltd. BUILDING SUPPLIES SEAFORTH 527-0910 CLINTON 482-9514 HEN SALL 262-2713 COASTERS - GIFT IDEAS - SERVIETTES THE HURON EXPOSITOR Phone 527-0240 : Seaforth Correspondent Mrs.Ken Elligsen The Brodhagen Chamber of Commerce held its Annual Bingo and Turkey Draw on November 12, 1971, at the Brodhagen Com- munity Hall. A large crowd at- tended. Bingto winners were as follows - Mrs. George Rock, Clarence Regele, Fred Slavin; Doug Racho; Mrs. Barry Baillie; Mrs. M anuel Beuermann; Mrs. Wm. Austin; Judy Rock; Mrs,John Nicholson; Billy Eickmeier; Judy Rock; Mrs. Russell Sholdice; , Mrs. Alphonse Cronin; Elaine Ryan; Mary Lou Ryan; Keith Bennewies; Patricia Jarmuth; Rita Powell; Michael Scherbarth; Mrs. Robert Jarmuth; Betty Taylor; Alphonse Cronin; Mrs. Larry Cook and Frank Dill. Special Games of $25. were won by. Mrs. Ken Elligsen, Mrs. John Nicholson and Tom Eckert. Door prizes were won by Mrs. Mervyn Hodgert and Fred Par- sons. Draws were made for fifty twenty-pound turkeys, with the winners being - Pat Flanagan, Dublin; Bruce Chessell , Mitchell; Mrs.Al Rumney,WillowcIale,Ont.; Idella Muegge, Mitchell; Dan Connolly, Mitchell; Jack Horan, Walton; Wilfred Broughton, Monkton; Mrs, Wm. Bennewies, Council Sets '71 Inaugural East Wawanosh Council met on November 2nd, in the Bel- grave Community Centre Room with •Reeve Roy Pattison pre- siding and all the members pres- ent. Motions adopted included: - that the Inaugural meeting of the year 1972 for the Township Council be held on January 4th, 1972 at 1 p.m. _ that we apply for interim subsidy in the amount' of $97,041.86 under the Public - Transportation and Highway Imp- rovement Act on expenditures in the year 1971. - that the Road Accounts of $7,046.77 and the General Ac- counts of $16,501.29 as pres- ented be passed and paid. The future is in our hands. Most Canadians believe in that thought. They believe it with 'all their nearts. Others believe in it, but won't lift a finger to do anything about it. Not all fingers are born equal. That's why, if we're going to keep this country towther, some .need more lifting than others. Perhaps, had Canada not been blessed with so vast a geography and an archipelago of people along its southern edge, our problems might have been different..But here we are. A population stretching east and west, dotted with islands of self-interest. So what do we do about it?' Build fences around its separate ' regions? There is a lot we can do. First thing, Iv e should start caring and understanding. Not just about our own neighborhood, but abdut all of Canada. We've got to help all those people and ports of Canada that need it most.'How else can we keep our country together? Ther'e is a have Canada, and a hove-not Canada. The have•nots from coast to coast need our help, It will take time and in the process we may make some mistakes. But the first step is to want to help. !fall of us start caring and under- standing our fellow Canadian, surely we'll come together. If we don:t, come apart.-.Do we want to hove Canada, or hove•not Canada? Only we have the answer. Cancida. Stand together. Understand together. he advertising industry and your community Board or Chamber, • 6'. A Major Breakthrough Color TV By Rogers-Majestic Modular 4 is what Rogers Majestic came up with after completely build- ing the Color TV from the inside out. They designed the circuitry to give you a more efficient, more reliable operation. They eliminated the old spaghetti-type wiring-systems by con- densing them into units that Can bet- ter stand up- to , contival, full-time viewing. And since each circuit panel stands on its own, if something goes wrong, it can be replaced within minutes right in your hoine. Of course, such an efficient piece of--engineering just naturally results -.'in a great color picture. At Last A Color Set You Can Relax With The New Rogers Majestic Modular Four CROWN HARDWARE 527-1420 SEA.FORTH • 3D :%,,;..g- Have you got a nose for news? Even if you think you haven't Let us know What is happening in your area-- • humorous incidents serious happenings • interesting occurrences human beings in action Happenings which interest you likely' will interest other people too, so 'let them read about it in The Huron Expositor. Send your information to us direct: THE HURON EXPOSITOR, P.O. Box 69, • Seaforth, Ontario Don't worry about 'writing it up.' That's our job. Just send us the facts. The Huron Expos- itor is YOUR newspaper. Let us have YOUR news. MRS. ClialoSTOPHR MP:40S Former Seaforth Resident Dies Mrs. Christopher Cheoros, 77, of Mitchell died in Strat- ford General Hospital Sunday, after a lengthy illness. The former Verna Padbury, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Padbury, she was horn in Chatham and lived in Seaforth before moving to Mitchell 35 years ago. Mrs. Cheoros was a mem- ber of MainStreet UnitedChurch, Mitchell. Her husband died in 1953. She is survived by two sons. Bornholm;Grace Murray,Waltori; Les Broadfoot, Sebringville; Mrs. Gordon Sallows, Seaforth; Jim Martin, Woodstock; Vera Gethke, Mitchell; Ed. Ross, Mit- chell; William Howes, Monkton; Our Dog, Checo, c/o Russell Shol- dice, Stratford; WayneNigh,Sea- forth; R. Berlet, Monkton; Nelson. Brodhagen, Slabtown; Don Robin- son, Mitchell; Frank Elliott, Staffa; Gwen Diegel, North Bay; Hilda French, Brodhagen; Harvey Ahrens, Brodhagen; Mrs. Ella Rose, Bornholm; John Elligsen, Walton;Jerome Murray,Mitchell; Economy Suggests Pork Chop The economy-minded home- maker should take a good look at pork shoulder chops. These chops are tender and very flavor- ful, and can be prepared by the same cooking method as the more expensive loin or rib chop, say home economists. There 'are two types of shoulder chop, the blade and the round bone. The blade chops are cut from the °Boston butt. They are larger than loin or rib chops and contain a small portion of the blade bone. The round bone shoulder chops are cut from the picnic shoulder, and are also larger than the loin or rib chops. They have a small round bone and a finer grain than the blade chops. Fbr the shoulder chops, estimate one chop per serving or three servings to the pound. pork shoulder chops may be panfried or baked, but they are at their best when braised.Brais- ing is quick and easy. To braise, brown chops 3 or 4 minutes on each side over medium heat, add a small amount of liquid (water, apple or tomato juice, apricot nectar, etc), reduce heat to simmer, cover pan, and allow 15 to 20 minutes to cook. STORING HAM AND BACON - Because ham and bacon are cured, some people think that they can be kept a very long time. This isn't true, say home economists. Today's cured pork products receive only a very light salting and as a result they are perishable foods that must be kept under refrigeration, like any other fresh meat. Vacubm- packaged ham and bacon will keep safely for 10 to 14 days in the refrigerator if the package is left unopened. Ham or bacon that is nbt vacuum-packaged will keep only one week. Ham slices should be, used with 3 ,Or 4 days. Left- over cooked ham that has been smoked will keep safely for one week in the refrigerator. Ham and bacon can be frozen, but only for a very short time. Long-term freezer storage is not recommended for cured meats, because the salt used causes flavor changes and the meat loses quality rapidly. Re- commended freezer storage time is one month. It is safe to freeze leftover ham for one month if it has not been previously frozen. A ham that has been frozen, thawed, and cooked should be used im- mediately. It is not considered safe to refreeze or store this ham in the refrigerator. Dan Pederson, Mitchell; Helen Pfeifer, Mitchell; Art Priestap, Brodhagen; Dennis Bennewies, Brodhagen; Norm Harvey, Monk- ton; Carrie Buuck, Brodhagen; Sharon Rau, Dublin; Nancy Wal- ther, Mitchell; Emmerson Rock, Monkton; Brtice Rock, Monkton; Bob Meyer, Dublin; Dr. Roger Eickmeler, Brodha.gen; Jennifer Teahen, Stratford; Wayne Hoegy, London; Mrs. Marjorie Roth, Stratford; Bruno Braecker, Walton; Harry Norris, Mitchell; William Mott, Walton; Bert Comely, Stratford; Ian Kennedy, Clinton; Braden Doerr, Mitchell; Leon Fisch, Toronto and Tony Loomans, Dublin. John of Toronto and William of Mitchell; two daughters, Mrs. Lindsay (Helen) LeppaVI of St. Catharines and Mrs. John (Chris- tina) Hoffineyer of Goderich; one brother, Harry of Chatham; 10 grandchildren and five great granddaughters. The remains rested at the Heath-Leslie funeral borne, Mit-chell and the funeral service was held Tuesday, at 2 'p.m. with burial in Woodland ceme- tery, Mitchell. My Dear, Would You Believe WE SOLD IT WITH A WANT AD News of Brodhagen Brodhagen Turkey Deaw, Bingo Attracts Enthusiastic Crowd • 4 111 4 •