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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1972-11-02, Page 3too, 7144' f 111 1-•.=-11.19. I 16 WIN • u 4111.111' -ro‘' -0'4"w"--02106- 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 estimate's 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 HENSALL 262-2713 101EHUROI. P cP0OnTily ME41001P'His .91`4T.F. *40i 24 .4 . 724 a Pork !NO or scrum in loaf Rebe'kah71 instal new officers TODAY"S141111) hour was held, and a smorgasborg lunch was enjoyed, Visitors were present from Seaforth, Stratford and Monkton. was a mauve crimpelins and that of her nnarshall was In matching green. Following installation asocial Sister Margaret Sharp, D. D. v. of Huron PistriOt Rebekah Lodges and her staff from Sea- forth installed toe officers of Morning Star Rebeltah Lodge on Tuesday evening, October 24th. The officers for the next term are; 'Noble Grand -Sister Marg- aret McCutcheon; Vice Grand,- Sister Jean Bernard -.TreaS, urer - Sister Ethel Long - Fin- ancial Secretary - Sister Aletha Mann - Recording Secretary - Sister Marguerite Crawford - Musician - Sister Verna Thomas- Conductor - Sister Helen Adams - Warden - Sister LeouaConnelly - Color Bearer - Sister Jane Hall - Chaplain - sister Dorothy Rit- chie - Inside Guardian - Sister Marie McTaggart - Outside Guardian - Sister Linda Pat- terson - R.S.N.G. Sister sara. Stephenson Sister Mary Lowe - R.S.V.G. Sister Rene Richmond L.G.V.G. Sister Dolores Wheeler - Jr. Past- Grand - Sister Lois Mc- Call. The installing team wore floor length crimpeline dresses In white with mauve or green stoles. Sister Margaret Sharp's gown 1311 HELEN ALLEN If you're looking for a • nutritional "bonanza" stop at the meat counter and pick up some pork liver. One pound will serve three or four. Pork liver usually costs less per pound than other types. It has a more pronounced flavor than other livers but is good cooked with M vegetables such as onions, tomatoes and herbs. Canadians do not eat enough of the so called "variety meats". liver, kidney, heart and tongue. These meats are excellent sources of—protein, iron and vitamins A and B. Organ meats 41 are highly perishable and should be used a day or two after purchase. They are also delicate meats and to keep them tender they should be coked carefully at moderate temperatures. Liver, especially, will become dry and toughened by high • temperatures or prolonged cook- ing. If liver is not popular at your house home economists invite you to put either of these dishes on your table. Both are well seasoned and attractive in appearance. The "Pork Liver and Vegetable Saute" takes a S • very short time to prepare. The "Pork Liver Loaf" combines liver with minced pork and is served with a quickly made tomato sauce. PORK LIVER AND VEGETABLE SAUTE • 1/4 cup flour 1/2 teaspoon salt Dash pepper 1/4 teaspoon paprika 11/2 pounds pork liver, 1/2-inch slices ' 2 onions, sliced 1/4 cup oil • 1/3 cup chopped green peppers 11/2 teaspoons vinegar 1/4 'teaspoon tarragon 1/2 teaspoon salt Dash pepper 3 peeled tomatoes, seeded and diced Combine first four ingred- ients% Coat liver with seasoned flour. Saute onions in oil one minute. Remove from pan. Saute liver 2 to 3 minutes each. side and remove from pan. Saute onions and remaining ingredients except tomatoes for 1 to 2 minutes. Add tomatoes and heat, Pour vegetables over liver. 6 servings. PORK LIVER LOAF 1 pound pork liver 1 pound minced pork 1/2 cup rolled oats 1/2 cup chopped onion 1/3 cup grated carrot 1 1/2 teaspoons salt 1/8 teaspoon pepper 1/2 teaspoon thyme 1/2 teaspoon rosemary 2 teaspoons Worcestershire sauce 2 beaten eggs 3/4 cup tomato juice ' Scald liver in boiling water 5 millutes. Drain and grind in meat grinder. Add remaining ingredients. Turn into 9 x 5 x 3 inch loaf pan. Bake 1 1/4 hours at 350 degrees F. Serve with Quick Tomato Sauce. 6 servings. To celebrate our 70th year in business in Seaforth We are giving a-way once each week during November — A big 2-lb. CHRISTMAS CAKE Model 1A2148 Portable B & W TV.Irlastic cabinet'"" in Black with Silver trim. Solid State AC/DC chassis: Operates On AC line or DC battery power. Instant-on picture and sound. Permatune pre-set VHF fine tuning. 12" rectangular picture tube, Removable Black sun screen. 3" speaker. Earphone jack. Telescopic VHF monopole, UHF loop antennas. Rigid carrying handle. DC power cords and DC battery pack available as optional extras. W: 15", H: 11", I): 11 3/4 ". HE LOVES SPORTS Obtain your tickets with every purchase of $1.00 or more. Draws will 'take place at 5 p7 m. on November 4th, 11th, 18th and 25th At 10, Roy has not yet decided on a career for himself. But it would not•be surprising if some one thought of steering this handsowe youngster towards being a model. Can't you see him pictured in the latest of boys' sports wear? • That would be appropriate in other ways besides looks because Rey is a sports enthusiast • He plays all kinds of games with zest, hockey being the favorite. He also enjoys riding his bike and thinks camping is the ideal life. Another interest is,buildIng models and he Is fond of music, An unsettled period in his life resulted in Roy spending 11 months in a Children's Residential Centre. He responded well, to therapy and has been out of the centre for a year. Roy still needs patient and constant controls but is basi- cally a delightful boy, outspoken and honest with a good sense of humor. 'He is lively, active, impish and competitive. • French-Canadian in descent, Roy is a healthy, husky lad with big dark eyes, brown hair and clear, tanned skin. He is In Grade four, below the average for his age but doing satis- factory work. This likeable lad needs young' energetic, understanding parents. It would be ideal if he could be the only child or one of a small family with no other children close to him in age. Roy ,s asking for "a family of my own" and adopting par- ents Will indeed be rewarded if through warmth and patience they can convince him that he is wanted and loved. To inquire about adopting Roy, please write to Today's Child, Box - 888, Station K, Toronto. For general adoption information, please contact your Children's Aid Society. USE EXPOSITOR WANT - ADS Phone 527-0246 LIST PRICE $189.95 CRICK'S BAKERY GINGERICH'S LTD —Serving the Community for Seventy Years— Phone 527-0340 Seaforth SEAFORTH • "WE SELL CANADA'S FINEST GRADE "A" RED RIBBON BEEF ONLY" FAMILY PACK (9-11 Chops) LOIN PORK CHOPS LB, ** * *** **************** BOTTOM CUT FROM THE BEEF HIP BONELESS ROUND STEAK 109 POOLS! POOLS! ROAST OR STEAKS We are looking for a ti aggressive businessman to be our dealer in this area for Canada's top line, of in- -ground swimming pools. Can be r u along with present business. Represen LB. BONUS DISCOUNTS MAXWELL HOUSE INSTANT COFFEE 1 6 oz. jar 1:29 GRANULATED EXTRA FINE RIB HALF LOIN PORK ROAST WHITE SUGAR e will be in your area the week of NOIVEMBER 20th, 1672 for further information call collect: 1.416:522-6854 5 lb. bag 73c LB. mem, coocoure COCONUT, OR STILAWIERIT FARM NOUSE FROZEN FAIR LADY ,COLOURED MARGARINE 1 lb. pkg. lic CUT FROM THE. BEEF CHUCK ACORN POOLS - CREAM PIES 12 oz. pie BONELESS BLADE ROAST LB. • 325 13py,,St. N., Hamilton Ontario Division of ACORN LUMBER COMPANY In Business Over 50 Years 21c *******************4- VALLEY FARM FROZEN CANADA GRADE "A" 6 TO 9 LB. - YOUNG BROILER SLICED. CRUSHED, OR TIDBIT PANTRY SHELF PINEAPPLE 19 Az. tins , 5 FOR 1 110 FRENCH FRIES FRESH TU R K EYS LB. 2 11). bag, 27c., DEL MONTE FANCY HALVES OR SLICES PEACHES 14 ; 29, SCOTT ASSORTED COLOURS PAPER TOWELS. P71: •.; 53, RICK'S 6 VARIETIES PICKLES Is is 39' YORK FROZEN CONCENTRATE ORANGE JUICE ID ; 37, FLEECY FABRIC SOFTENER . CASHMERE WHITE. PINK. OR YELLOW BATHROOM TISSUE 4''.1V, 1.00 ALLEN'S ORANGE FLAVOUR CRYSTALS 5 79' DEL MONTE FANCY FRUIT. COCKTAIL TED-BITS ST. WILLIAM'S (WITH PECTIN) ASSORTED JAM JELLIES & MARMALADE 4;:; 1.00 FROZEN KNIFE CUT CHICKEN LEGS CARNATION10071511101)TRING Ok(011011 (0 • FRENCH. FRIES t.,49` SQUIRREL SMOOTH PEANUT BUTTER *4:: 1.09 ASTRA LIGHT CHUNK TUNA 3 "X; 1.00 REGAL TEA,BAGS ' '101 .49c • LB. 11111111"....'irTwera.3 79' TOP VALU VACUUM PACKED SKINLESS - WIENERS 2. .16 CUT FROM THE BEEF CHUCK BONELESS CROSS RIB ROASTS R STEAKS AUSTRALIAN FROZEN SHOULDER HERSHEY INSTANT CHOCOLATE 79' ASSORTED VARIETIES CONNORS HERRING 4 11 rM. 89' LAMB CHOPS 16.1 • 1 9 lb 59c TOP VALU VACUUM PACKED SLICED SIDE BACON 1.05 BURNS CAMPFIRE VACUUM PACKED SLICED SIDE BACON CUT FROM THE FLANK FROZEN PORK SIDE RIBS ERIN WHOLE WHITE POTATOES ' 5 ";:. 99' Aunt fi MOTO Bultenylk Buckwheat a- Regular PRIMROSE FROZEN 4 oz POrtions lb. 55C' HAMBURG PATTIES ROZFN CANADA A I /B S Ih ROASTING CHICKENS 13, ft "z 47` 11,63' F ROZEN BONELESS ' BURNS PURR A. Sill STORE /MOO COUNTRY of OCEAN PERCH FILLETS lb 69c . BREAKFAST SAUSAGE TOP YALU CHOICE TOMATOES • -3 'Ili. 1.00 TOP VALU POWDERED DETERGENT Shlobi; 99' 4•95' .63' PANCAKE MIX ova 49' MANS IU LY CDOeFD tOC'LLAI, STeIJ BURNS PETER PIPER VACUUM PACKED SMOKED HAM ",t; lb 95' 'SKINLESS WIENERS 3lbby'S Unsweetened or Sweetened Assorted FloyOnt, 4 59c PURE JUICE 4 1 59` Everyday Low Prices QUALITY PRODUCE 'FRESHER BY FAR"-- DAIRY FESTIVAL YOU CAN WIN 1 OF 9 - 1972 Mercury lightning Snowmobiles U.S. NO. 1 FLORIDA MARSH SEEDLESS RED or WHITE GRAPEFRUIT ' VILLAGE SOFT MARGARINE 3 EICIVERELAf SOCKEYE SALMON, , EVAPORATED CARNATION MILK lb. 6• 9c cups '6 % 22c Tom.10 HEINZ KETCHUP BUDGET • DOG FOOD Sul ADA TEA BAGS Size Block Diamond Regular Process Canadian" Ti a 33, 48's CHEESE • SLICES TOTAL RETAIL VALUE 11,565.00 MANUFACTURER'S SW. LIST PRICE OF EACH SNOWMOBILE 1,205.00 pkg•1.59 FOR BLACK DIAMOND MILD CHEDDAR • CHEESE • :ag. 69 IGA'S EXCITING "WIN A MERC" CANADA NO ONTARIO CRISP MikRiji.CARROTS CANADA FANCY ON, RNINIOSH APPLES 44000 NO ON'AR ,C COOKING ONIONS Il 1 NO TASTY 'ANDY Dai 59' FLORIDA TANGELOS p00(10E1 CI cutrOF A4 RI(A CAEFT DOz "'SIT KRAFT PORE STRAWBERRY JAM ,. C ,CONTEST! 1 of 9 beautiful 1972 Mercury 1.,ghtning Snowmobiles will be won by some lucky IGA shopper • 1 to be wan each week for 9 con• secutive weeks. Winners must onswer a skill testing question. No substitutes, prizes must be token as shown Contest ends Saturday December ITS, 1972 Enter as ohm as you wish! BUY ONE OF THESE BONUS BRAND PRODUCTS I YOU MAY WIN A MERCURY -LIGHTNING SNOWMOBILE! I BOOMS CREMEUE REYNOLDS. r COFFEE CREAMER FOIL WRAP SotAURABRATG;HOUBASGES PLASTIC EAGLE BRAND SWEETENED I CONDENSED MO (OILY MILLER ORANGE GLAD I FLAVOUR CRYSTALS SANDWICH BAGS .tee GREEN GIANT FANCY NIBLET CORN mix LIQUID BLEACH ORANGES 2 12Z 53c CHERRY HILL, Assorted Varieties 'CREAM -CHEESE . • 4 ur 4 A o T. s c PILLSBURY SWEETMILK OR BUTTERMILK BISCUITS ' "i. 29c ANADA.NO UN'ARl0 CABBAGE Re eLoLti,es.: 53, BONUS DISCOUNTS BONUS DISCOUNTS BONUS DISCOUNTS uOtiANCRA yAIOF TITS ASSORTED COOKIES 31a..",i: 1.00 3343NNOROi Sr .3 3, 73,••• ,3••• 'IS SE ,WILLJAM S APPtf JELLY OR ROMP ELBOW MACA!ONI OR g-FRIAT MARMALADE 24 ; 4^, w SPAGHETTI " TWINKLI ASSORTFO VARUTiFS CAKE MIXES 3 ,5 ::1_1:189! 39( CUT RITE WAXED PAPIR CUTTER BOX ingerEoll Process with 01,1041 at yoth Blue Cheee digc 1..1 31 LIGHT BULBS CUT RITE CHEESE SPREAD SCDTIBS 7 Ply AstoRtio coi 01105 atm 'N REDD! PI ASP( °;:; 59c WAXED PAPER REFILL PRICES iffICTIVI UNTIL CLOSING SATURDAY, INNIMPIR 4, 1971 WORM Mills WI MUM tea Nom to LIMIT QUANTITIES ASSORTED SNACKS 2 6 ,0107.:: 88` P4 .4 1,00 GARBAGE BAGS RHODES ROM WHITE LI: 87' BREAD DOUGH FACIAL TISSUE 3 MeCAIN S FROZEN FANCY 04.01040. pkt.•42092. Op, of a CC leaos BRUSSEL SPROUTS FOR GOOD VALUE, QUALITY AND SERVICE SHOP THE IGA STORE NEAR YOU... SEAFORTH IGA