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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1976-10-14, Page 5THE HuliON EXPQSITOB i5cTosER14011118 -vetiEtgt 5twito-EGGS'!"7' 6 hard-Cooked eggs' 2 tablespoons butter, softened ' 2 teaspoons mayonnaiseor salad dressing ' 1/4 cup (1. dunce) cheddar cheese Salt and papper Dash cayenne Dash ,paprika Cut eggs in halves lengthwise. Remove egg Yolks. .Mash and combine with 'butter and mayonnaise.. Add cheese, salt, pepper and cayenne laid .mix until smooth. Stuff egg white halves. Sprinkle with paprika. MINIATURE TOWERS 8 ounces cream cheese, softened 1 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce, 1/8 teaspoon salt. 1/8 teaspoon pepper 12 slices bologna. (about '/2 pound) Blend cheese and seasonings until smooth. Spread each of 3 slices of bologna with filling and stack. Top with slice of bologna. Make two additional towers with remaining bologna and cheese mixture. Chill I to 2 hours. Cut each tower in 16 wedges and garnish' with slice of olive or pickle. Serve with a toothpick. Makes 48 wedges. grated old PROTECT CANADA'S FORESTS 1976 Honey Crop 1, 6 5 c PER LB. %viz; rrtv (r1 Bring your own containers -week days to our Apiary. and nave them filled. Final closing day for bulk honey is Saturday, October 16. After that date 'honey is available in our containers only. CLOSED WEDNESDAY EVENING AND SUNDA Y Retailers Welcome • Ferguson Apiaries 236-4979 GOSHEN STREET SOUTH • ZURICH READ and USE EXPOSITOR CLASSIFIED PHONE r DIRECT 527-0240 THE MIXING BOWL 125 King Street, London across the street Korn the Market Building CHRISTMAS CAKE INGREDIENTS available now - Almond Icing Glace Cherries, red and green, Nuts - all kinds Mixed Peel, Citron, Pineapple Raisins, Currants Almond and Kernel Paste Dried Fruits Cldsed Mondays. 1•1.1 *OM 1.11.1.1 4.10••• Logic at your finger tips. Three models to choose from: Victor 104 Electronic Calculator, Victor • 106-Slide-Rule Electronic • Calculator: Victor 107 Scientific Electronic Calculator. . VICTOR The logicar choice. The Huron Expositor ARE YOUR WINDOWS READY FOR WINTER ? We repair both Wood & Aluminium Frames CROWN HARDWARE Seaforth Ontario 1973 CHRYSLER NEWPORT 4 door sedan 2 in stock 1973 CHRYSLER NEWPORT 2 door hardtop 2 in stock 1973 PONTIAC CATALINA 4 door sedan 1973 DODGE POLARA 2 door hardtop 2 in stock 1973 DODGE POLARA 4 door hardtop 1974 DODGE CORONET 4 door sedan 1974 DODGE 1/2 TON PICKUP' 6 cylinder stepside 1974 GMC %TON PICKUP V8 engine 1974 FORD '/s TON PICKUP V8 engine These are just a few MAKE US A OFFER We're Making DEALS. 1975 CHRYSLER NEWPORT 4 door hardtop 1974 DODGE MONACO 4 door sedan 1974 DQ.DGE MONACO 4 door hardtop only 23000 miles 1974 DODGE MONACO 4 door sedan with air conditioning 1972 DODGE CHARGER 2 door hardtop Consumers are not aware of the traps they can fall into, nor are they accepting their responsibility to check things , carefully before they buy, Diane ,) Murphy, consumer consultant for the ministry of consumer and Verporate affairs, London, said at the recent 10D,E meeting in Clinton. 41; Miss Murphy, the daughter of Joe and Mary Murphy, Clinton, explained that the purpose of the ministry is to protect the rights of the. consumer and to encourage the consumer• to be responsible for his own actions. , She .outlined some ways in which a consumer can be more careful before he makes a purchase. "Always try before you buy. There are no standards to regulate quality and it' is your responsibility to check out the quality and give the iteni thorough investigation," Miss Murphy said. it's versatile As an example to that type of investigation, Miss Murphy told the group she took a book into a store where she thought she saw a chair she wanted, and sat down in the chair and read for 20 minutes. "I felt a little foolish, but as a consumer., it is my right to check out the item before I buy it. bought the chair because I found it to be very comfortable," she said. MisS Murphy also explained that a retailer is not obligated to give money back, and it is up to the purchaser to cheek and get it in writing, before they purchase anything which may have to be returned. "Remember, if you make a deposit on ' an item and then decide you don't want it, you must forfeit .the deposit, that is why it is in your best interest to leave a small deposit," Miss Murphy said. "Don't part with your money C br e r 75th birthday -Cett0.0.0.140# • .1404-91.3.0.1'0,4lPIPP4.11 WISPS- RPS,40.4' .1414 .JP4POP TOtPitc,, 411:0,Pt the weekend, with their father, Alvin Warden. and -Bill. Mr. .andMrs.lcihn Templeman visited Saturday -with. Mr, • and Mrs. TePawater: Miss Bonnie TorgiatO, and PAW"' SPcht the weekend at -their home, - Miss Beth Getman and Pertrkis. Stewart, Toronto, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Rob TeMplernan on the weekend and on Shnday, all were guests of Mr, and Mrs. Hop Swatridge and Jill, Wingham. With .Mr. and Mrs. John Templeman and family on TbanksgivinOunday were, Mr. and Mrs, !Dave Capling, Mississauga, Miss Darlene Templeman, and Vick Noeletti, Waterloo, Mr. and • Mrs, 'Dale • • d'oeuvres. Two interesting ideas from FoOd'AdviSery Services, Agriculture Canada are "Cheese . Stuffed Eggs" and, "Miniatilre Towers." • • • • CANADIAN VARIETY CHEESE -'These are only a few of the mariy "gourmet" cheeses now made in Canada. Brick, Camembert, Colby, Oka, for example offer varied textures and flavors - a taste for everyone! (Agriculture Canada Photo), • _to • • • Main Street Canadian cheddar cheese needs no introduction, but have you enjoyed the variety of flavors and textures,found in some of the European type cheeses produced in 'Canada? There are so many variety,; z.„ "gourmet" cheeses n ow made-in Canada you could try 'a different one nearly every week. It's easy to recognize the • Canadian product because the package or wrapper will be marked with the name and location of the • manufacturer. A cheese tray is one good way to introduce yourself, family or guests to different varieties of quality Canadian cheese, Brick, which is sold today in brick shape, is soft and creamY1 yellow inside and brown on the surface. It's mild flavored, open- textured, good for sandwiches, snacks and with fruits. Camembert is creamy-white, with a grey-white mold surface. It has a creamy interior which may be almost fluid depending on the degree' of ripeness. Its flavor is mellow and pungent and adds a distinctive note to a cheese tray. Somewhat similar to mild , cheddar is Colby, a pale yellow, mild flavored cheese. It comes in the'form of a cylinder and is good both in sandwiches or on a cheese tray. One unripened cheese is cream cheese, white, soft and creamy with a mild flavor. Flavor variations are also available. Gouda is easily recognized because of its ball 'shape, with flattened top and bottom and red waxed surface. It Makes a colorful centerpiece for a cheese tray and has a mild nut-like flavor. Oka, with its russet colored surface and creamy colored inside, has a full rich flavor and odor. It's excellent with crackers and a .good accompaniment to fruit. It's important to select cheeses with varied textures and flavors. In case some guests are less adventurous, it's always a good idea to serve the eyer-popular medium cheddar as well. 'Most varieties of cheese will be at their best if set out at' room temperature 30 minutes before serving time.Cream cheeses - though, are best served cold, Another delicious , way of sampling various .Canadian cheeses is to use them in hors Dublin, Mr. and Mrs, Steve Maloney and family, Kitchener, Mr, and Mrs. Ray Maloney and family, Sebringville, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Maloney and family, Correspondent • Vincent Lane' Mr. and Mrs. Frank Doyle, Toronto were honored here Saturday by their brOthers and sisters and close neighbours on the occasion of their 25th Wed-, ding Anniversary. Mass was celebrated at 3 p.m, by Rev. Fr. P. Oos.tveen and a get together was held afterwards at the home of his brother Mike, before dinner at Zurich Hotel. Thanksgiving ' dinner was provided by Mr. and MrS. Thos. Kale Sunday for their family. Special guests, were ,Fath Jack Stapleton, P.P., Linwood, Father T. McQuaid, who is holidaying 'in Canada and Rev. Bro. Joseph Uxbridge. Mr. and Mrs, Peter Eckert and family, Maryville; Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Feeney and family, St. Agatha; Mrs. Ann Lisk, Sister Joan, Kitchener and Sister Viola, Mount.Carmel were guests of Mrs. Mary.Eckert and Tom on the holiday weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Dawe and family, Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Marchand' spent Thanksgiving With their' parents Mr. and. Mrs. Leo—Mtirray, and. attended the ,Muirray-,Kahle wedding in Strat- totd„ Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Pinson- neault, Windsor spent the holiday Stratford, Mr. Harvey Latta and family and Mr. -Dave Latta of Lucan, and Mr. and Mrs. Carman Fadden and family of Mississauga. with Mrs. Mary McIver. Mr. and Mrs. jack Lane, Fr. Tom McQuaid, Mrs. Mary Moy- Ian, Donald Moylan, Mrs. Lucia Murphy and Karen and Jas. Shane attended the funeral of Mrs. Thos. Lane in Toronto on Friday. Her husband predeceased her in 1965 and they had no family. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. E. McQuaid spent Thanksgiving Sunday in Zurich with Mt. and Mrs. Mac Dennomme. Miss Catherine Moylan, St. Thomas, Sister' Jean, Goderich with Mrs. Mary Moylan. Tom Burke and Dave O'Reilly have returned honie float a two week vacation in the Eastern Provinces. Mr. and Mrs. Harry ,Ryan, London spent Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. Ted Melady. Question of the Week When are they going to lower all that corn? Smile One of those fine sunshine days, I decided -ti),,,practice my golf swing. I set the ball on a small ant hill. The first swing took the most of the hill, ants and all. After the neaxt swing, there were only tWo ants left. -1 overheard -their remark: "If we want td save our lives, we'd better get on the ball." Watida..044 MIehige, Miko rarsona,..Hanit Berten 'and Ur. and .Mrql • Jim Neilson, Owen inund „.; Mr, and , Clifton. „Miller were - guqts at the R0001.1k Marchiori weddpg,n Toronto on Sattirda3r,and spent. ThanksgiVing with the COrnisb family at otecuiville• Miss Eaten *tile*, 'Kitchener, . 'mine on the weekend with Mr..- and Mrs, Art Stnaleo Matitnt. and Bill. Mr, and Mrs. Miller, Mitchell and Mr. and; Mr.O. 119t1 Miller and Christena with Mr. and ' Mrs. Lloyd" nit Thanksgiving.' Mr. and Mrs, Alvin Cole ffild Mr. and Mrs, Jack BrintrP11, spent the holiday weokep4 Northern Ontario, attending the Keyes - Johnston wedding and reception on Saturday, • • . •-;1 • • • • • • • • • Seaforth OWN VI▪ M OMNI dmal. MVO WOW WPM ••• NNW IW▪ O MOM =Pi MP= MOW MAW NNW MOM IMINP MOM awl WOW aaa iMINO MOM MOO NNW - NNW MOO WOO MOS WON MUM •1110 MOO UMW MOM MOW 111/1 ONO 1•n ••11 •//1* MIN MIS WPM NINO WPM NOM MOM MOO SWIM ONO MOM S Min WON WON Moe ONSIN SIM NMI Min IMO SWOP S MAW WOO MOM MOO ONO WWI WNW , WNW ••• U- OM. S UMW WEI aS WOO S WATCHINOTHESHOW— Some,of the smaller children at St. Patrick's School irl Dublin were all eyes op Friday at a special assembly for.Thanksgiving. The children listened to their principal, Sister Florence, and then performed themselves. (Expositor Photo) Consumers should watch for traps, consultant says , until you are fully satisfied with the product, it gives you more bargaining power," she said. When asked about contracts, Miss Murphy said that once a person has signed a contract, it is a binding agreement and nothing can be done to-retract it. "The only case where you have any time to cancel a contract, is when the contract is signed in your own home. The consumer then has 48 hours cooling off period and can cancel, by registered mail within 48 hours: That legislation was put through to give people a chance to think about .what , they , have done, if they get .a high pressure sales talk in their own home," Miss Mqrphy said. The ministry relies on the consumer to bring to their attention any consumer compaints. They can write , to consumer Consultant, 781 Richmond Street, London, N6A 3H4. Correspondent Don MacRae Mr, Martin Klinkhamer has returned home from Stratford General. Hospital last week. Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Martin Klinkhamer were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Klinkhamer, Montreal, Que. Mr. Don MacRae spent , the weekend with Mr. and Mrs.,Bruce Hallman in Waterloo. Visitors with Mrs. Don Costello were Mr. and Mrs. Peter Groshak, London, Fr. John Costello, Tillsonburg and Mr. and Mrs. John Krausk, Guelph. A family get-together was held at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Steve Maloney, 3 Oak St:, Kitchener on Saturday Octohert9 on the occasion of the 75th birthday of Wilfred Maloney. Included in the party were Mr, and Mrs. Wilfred Maloney, Smiles . An oldtimer is one who remembers when a dish washer had to be married— riot bought. One office secretary to another: "We call him the office. locomotive. All he does is run back and forth, smoke and whistle," S S a S S S S S a a a S aaa S S S MO, MOO OMNI IMINS NOM NMI NEM 01M• SIM OM* IMO tin.11 anNII NO MINIM IONS 011•1111 MIR garb MIN ONO. NMNI NMI IWO WPM NI•1- 1. 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