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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1975-10-30, Page 11SEAFORTH FARMERS COOP : by name! • ' Joint Euchre 31)*M5 UARIETA VA ETTER VALUE cERVICE SLICED A BAB BEEF LIVER LE LEAF BREAKFAST STRIPS MAPLE LEAF CHOPPED HAM - MAPLE. LEAF. FLAT QUARTER MAPLE LEAF BOLOGNA IN THE PIECE lb 491 CANADA PACKERS lb. X 2.59 CASING BACK BACON IN THE PIECE CANADA PACKERS , lb. 494 . WIENERS STORE PACKED lb. 89' SLICED MINCED HAM . reezer Specials HIND of BEEF FULLY PROCESSED LOIN of BEEF FULLY PROCESSED SIDE of PORK lb 991 YO lb. TURKEY WINGS $3.50 10 Lb. BEEF 1ATT1ES $7.90 ' 'Store 262-2017 . Abattoir. 2A2-2041 IN CHUNKS DINNER HAM lb. _ 49' lb, 99' lb. 79'1- lb 1.89 MI --- lb. 1.19 .1.29 AL'S r MARKET HENSALL ONTARIO ...H0f101f.:EXPO$11T04, 001"04E1.10p..190 Ar41 • A collection of art work is on 4display in the library again this year.The display is similar to that of last year.The displayis sponsored by the London Art Gallery. At first glance some of the 'ifesigns on display may be described as weird but on closer examination (or by reading the little signs beside the designs) the designs all have a meaning. You Alust have to look a little harder to 'find it. If you want to understand wh'at I mean, then drop into the high 'school library and take a look. Mrs. Hansen, the librarian, says that anyone interested is welcome to come in and take a look. . School Dance' A. dance was held in the school gymnasium last Friday night. Bootleg was the group who entertained. The level one students were let in free this dance, just one more'way to make them feel welcome in their new schooL•This is the second dance this school year. Outdoors Club The executive of the Outdoors ' Club has been nominated. They are Julie Bell, Kathy Bruxer and Jim Segeren. This is a new club. So far it has about 30 members. The gimp hopes to raise—some money so they will be able to go , on some hunting, fishing, camPin and ,canoeing trips. Dave Dale,' a member of the Seafortb Police Department, and Miss Weiler are the supervisors. Irenefit Dance The benefit dance for the Pressey family which was held • Lools P ere l r t11e sk 4 " Sal) _ ' is it o, P DA NE " qo Pick-up Your FERTILIZER for fall application while PRICES , are still LOW From pumpkin to pumpkin eaters BROOME' FLOOR - coyggiNG • M19 BR (COMES November , SALE , CUSHION' Vinyl Flooring Special $3.-50 4 q: yd' • /4 r • ;.:•§.i%.• Woo' . cream s cup brown sugar 1/4 cup, chopped nuts Combine crumbs and. melted, butter. Press into 9-inch spring form pan. Bake too 15 minutes at 1504. Beat egg ylks at high ,speed until thick and lemon- colored (about 5 minutes);. Add cheese and beat until smooth. " Gradually beat in sugar mixed with spices and salt. Add • pumpkin and beat until well blended. Beat egg whites until stiff hut not dry. Fold gently into pumpkin mixture. Pour' ,over crust. Bake at 3500F until set • '(apput 1 hour). Combine brown sugar and sour cream. Spread evenly over cheesecake. 'Sprinkle with nuts. Return to oven and bake 5 minutes at 450•F. Cool. Refrigera in pan • until serving time. 8 t -12 lervines. Mr. and ' Mrs. John Nottingham, Ladner, - B.C. ,forme ly of, the Kinburn area visite . and Mrs. Lorne Lawson in Seaforth aehd other • friends,. . Kinburn couple were enjoying Pumpkin can , be used m with friends in, Ontario lost its muffins, cookies, pies, -*reads, pleasure in a matter of minutes many other dishes. But for a disappeared. The camera custards and preserves, amone - when a .valdable movie camera , ,, rather unusual and delicious contained over 300 feet of film dessert, Food Advisory Services, 'that recorded highlights, of their Agriculture Canada offer their holiday. recipe for - "Pympkin, As Mr. and Mrs. John Cheesecake". The "Pumpkin Preserves" are more traditional Nottingham of Ladner, B.C. were getting into a car in front of the but always welcome.'So, it seems, I V the Hallowe'en pumpkin can have Lorne Lawson home, John Street, many faces. Seaforth, Monday evening, he PUMPKIN CHEESECAKE 1 1/2 cups giner-snap crumbs 1/4 cup melted butter 4 egg yolks put the camera on the sidewalk. Within minutes of driving away Mr. Nottingham realize&what he had done and the group returned 1 (pound cream cheese,' softened immediately only td find the, 1 cup sugar camera had disappeared. 1 1/4 teaspoons cinnamon 1/2 teaspoon ginger '/a teaspoon nutmeg 1/2 teaspoon salt I% cups cooked or 1 14-ounce can pumpkin '4 egg whites 1/2 pint (1 1/4 cupS) dairy sour P EZIN PRESERVES '4 3 pounds pukripkin, cut 'in 1/2 -inch • cubes (about 11 'cups) 6 1/2 cups Sugar • 1 lemon, thinly sliced 1/2 cup water 1. Alternate layers of pumpkin and sugar in saucepan and let stand about 30 minutes. Simmer lemon in water until tender • (15 to 20 minutes). Cook pumpkin, and sugar over low heat until sugar dissolves. Bring to boil and boil rapidly uncovered until fruit is transparetit and syrup -is thick (20 Local Briefs' Everyone 'is an artist when it to 25 minutes. Add lemon and comes to carving a Jack boil 5 minutes. i Pour into O'Lantero face for ,Hallowe'en, sterilized jars and seal. Makes and everyone can. be creative about 8 cups. when it comes to preparing a special pumpkin dessert. But the -13•C• • to r vISI practical cook knows how to cook fresh pumpkin after it's removed from the Jack O'Lantern and Jose .camera before it's made into pumpkin A happy holiday which a former filling. last Friday night • at the Community Centre, was a great Success. Dave Smith,_ one of the organizers, said the dance made a profit 4 $500 to give to the Presseys. Swept Fever was the band that played and everyone James Keys, Noble Grand of Fidelity Lodge, 1.0.0.F. was in charge of games at a joint euchre sponsored by the 100F and Rebekah Lodges. He was assisted by Mrs. margaret Bennett. Mrs. Roy McGonigle was lunch convener. • Awarded prizes were: Ladies - High, Mrs Alec Pepper; Lone Hands, Mrs. Les McClure; Low, Mrs. James Keys. Gents - High ,Frank Smale; Lone Hands, Elmer Dennis," Low, Stewart Pepper. The next in the series- of joint euchres is set for Nnv. 26. presesut at t11e dance atosed. th ht they were a allY Pee' Pond, Special thanks to Mr. Moore, Scott and Pat COnnelly, 450 PE Cross-Country ' ' The year 4 phytical educate classes were introduced to the sport of cross country last week. From the 16 th of Oct. till the 28th Oct. 1975 the Seaforth Police Dept. has investigated 50 occurrence. They are as follows: Fi res 1 Assistance 7 Traffic Complaints 5 Police Information 14 Mischief 3 - Insecure Property 1 Theft Under Break and Enter .7 3 (-2 unfounded) 2 Suspicious Persons Dangerous Condition 5 Disturbance Animals Alarms- 1 Parking Complaints Lost and Found 3 Liquor Control Act 1 5 persons charged under the Liquor Control Act. 5 persons Charged under the Tbe, students had to plan *Olt own cross country eentse Including APS, qtrArNui And Anything eke needed. The, girls course bad to be one and What miles and the boys' course, three and a hat miles. The course could he anywhere in Seaforth or the favourite subject is physical Kathy tion and history. At home K.a belongs two softball teams;'the Dublin Shamrocks (Junior Girls Team). and the Dublin Midgets. Kathy worked as a Supervisor.at the Lions Pool this summei. As for the future, Kathy hop to go to university and major in physical education. Good Luck Kathy. a area, siz:long, watF, long enough! The: ,students: worked 14 grOps of three- 'When, each group was done planning their course, therhad, to run someone eise'Sr-cntirise. lifter *ling this,... they irtari(dd that group as to clarity of direction, claritY ofSigns on the ;aurae and originality. of course. Hopefully? the experience gained by the gudenta vritl benefit than in future Ststlebt-WOOr The ;Student Council declared this week Student' Week .431 S.D.H.S. Each day the students have to dress. up in a different• itastume. Monday was hat and-tie day, Tuesday was sports day. Wednesday was occupation day, Thursday is Hallowe'en °Day and tomo?row Friday, the week windS up with greaser day. There Arillte a greaser dance in the afternoon with a disc jockey providing the music. We like to know our customers •-•-‹ _X 4 t'1/4 worn gy, 4- tocx.s a- WKS) ? " • ThSGstudent spotlight this week, isonKathy Bruxer. Kathy is seventeen years old and is the' ....----"Niaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bruxer, Dublin . Kathy is involved in a lot of school activities. She is on the• senior basketball team and the cross country team. She is the form rep. • from 4A for the students council. Kathy is also on the elce,-.0tive of the Outdoor Education CI b, Her Police Natt&, SPECIALS, with any $3." GAS purchase 2% 3 qt. Bag MILK ° 1.35 2% 3 Quart Jug MILK plus 40c dep 30 3 BREAD 3/1 09 C Plus - • ORANGE 5/99' CHIPS Hostess Large 8 •g oz. 69' ARCHIE'S SUNOCO You can Burn our gas , but you can't Match our service. 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