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Lectures in Stratford
1978-79
Stratford Public library(271-0220)
The Evolution of Westein Civilization
[History 105 Z]
Tuesday, 7-10 p:m.
September 12 - December5, 1978
Detective Fiction [English 208K Z]
Tuesday, 7-10 p.m.
January 9 —April 3, 1.979
,The Gallery/Stratford (271-5271)
Modern Art [Fine Arts 210 Z]
Thursday, 7-1.0 p.m. -
September :14 - December 7, 1978.
These courses may be taken for credit towards a
University Degree or attended as free public lectures.
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THE MIDAS TOUCH -- Joan Sills applies the
finishing touches 'to the Lions Club Pool
building on Tuesday. The building, once a
brilliant pink, is now a lovely golden shade.
4th Annual Walton Squirt
BALL TOURNAMENT
Walton Park
SATURDAY, SEPT. 2
at 9 a.m.
Championship Game '7' p.m.
Refreshment 13Ooth
-Silver Collection
Sponsored by Walton
Area Sports Club
runs and kept the lead to the
end of the game. Geraldine
Simon bad two, triple runs
bringing two players home
each time,
Debbie Bennewies had a
triple,. One homerun was
made by Ruthann Eckert
bringing home two players to
keep Brodhagen in the lead.
Brodhagen goes on to play
the, Winthrop Warrettes for
the "B" Division trophy.
Brodhagen plays • next
Tuesday night at 7:00 in
Winthrop.
On August 23, Brodhagen
Ladies' . Slow-Pitch team
SKATERS WIN AGAIN — Seaforth's champion figure skater, Lloyd
Eisler jr., left and his partner Lorri Beier of Mitchell won. the Central
Ontario silver pairs competition in Toronto on Saturday. Lorri;also placed
first in novice ladies and Lloyd third ifi novice mens. The week before the
pair won the Kitchener Sumr-her Skating Competition, held in
conjunction with a tennis tournament in Kitchener. (Expositor Photo)
Kippen gun club scores
Twenty-seven shooters at-
tended the first annual Bill
Kyle and W .'R . Cooper
Memorial Trap Shoot.
Sunday, August 27 at the
Kippen Gun club. ,
After 75 birds, tied for first
were: John Anderson. Kip-
' pen. John Hesse's.
Goderich, and Ernie Mar-
shall, Mitchell. To decide the
winner another 25 birds were
shot. Out of 100 birds. John
Anderson. the winner, shot
97 birds. Ernie Marshall shot
'96 and John Hessels 95.
Followed closely 'in the
—A" etaiS for The Kyle
trophy were: George Hatimi,
Blyth 70: Jamie Caldwell,
Kippen, 70; Calvin. Kristie.
Mitchell, 69; Bert Mahaffy,
Staffa, 66; Wayne Riddell.
Dashwood, 65; Lloyd Ven-
non, Hen§ill, 63.
"13" Class Cooper Trophy
wint1 was Larry Mason.
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END OF THE SEASON — Lifeguard Clare Devereaux discusses the finer
points of rescuing a drowning victim with Paul Henderson and Anita
Looby during one of the 'summer's final swimming lessons at the Lions
, Club Pool. (Expositor Photo)
August 29 Tuesday night
in Walton. Broadhagen
Ladies' slo-pitch team
dumped Walton with a 15-3
win, taking the best 3 out of 5
games.
Brodhagen started off to
bat taking the lead with three
By Steve Cooke
,One of the biggest fall crops th%t the
Indians used to harvest as a hedge against
the long cold winter were the plentiful wild
nuts that generally start to drop with the
first frosts. Nuts are very rich in vitamins
'and prove to be a very high source of
protein.
Hazelnuts, as everyone knows at
Christmas time, are a fine delicacy, but if
you want to beat the squirrels to them,
'harvest early in the fall. Beechnuts are
another crop that you must be ready for.
The easiest way. to collect them is to wait
until a frost is forecast, and spread old
blankets beneath the trees. The-nuti drop
With tbe frost and are easy to shake off the
blanket into a basket.
Walnuts, butternuts and hickories ,are
Ake easieg_to_ gather since they are quite
large. When gathered, the husks can be
removed in several different ways, but the
two methods i use are, I, believe, the
easiest. One method is to spread the nuts
on a driveway and back over them several
times with 'a car. This crushes the hull off
the, nut with surprisingly few of the nuts
being broken and destroyed. The other
method, involves piling the nuts iri.'some
sort of squirrel proof • receptacle ana
waiting. till the husk ferments -enough to ,
peel off easily. Whichever method is used,
be sure towear a.good set of rubber gloves
or your harms will be deeply stained for a
consideralxl,p„ length of time:
All nuts store best when husked and kept,
in a cool dry place. It' you wish to keep a
supply of shelled kernels on hand for
instant use, keep them in a tightly sealed
jar in the refrigerator. If the nuts are going
to be used solely for cooking or garnishes,
the nutmeats will keep better Willey are
dried in a slow oven for 3 or 4 hours• before
being placed in the refrigerator. . .
. . _
The Indian's. had 'many recipes for nuts,
some of which involved crushing the shell
and kernel together, cooking the mixture,
and spitting out the shell gragments as the
dish was eaten. My tastes run to more
'traditional dishes such as 'black walnut
fudge cake or better yet, a warm cozy fire
on a cold winter's eve with a big bowl. of
nuts. my nut cracking paraphernalia, a
faithful dog and the good company of my
loving wife.
played. aganist Walton, ' in
Orodhagen. Brodhagen had a
close game but Walton won
13-12 with overtime.
Brodhagen was ahead at
the beginning of the game
but Walton caught up and in
the 9th inning 'Brodhagen
and Walton were tied.
Walton got one rue in the
10th inning played in osier-
time,
Rutliann Eckert had 'a
triple and Geraldine Siemnn
had a homerun. Good de-
fence in The field and batting
was done by team players on
both teams.
On August 16th the
'Brodhagen Ladies'
Slow-Pitch team played
against Walton in
Brodhagen. Brodhagen and
Walton had an exciting game
with Wawlton in the lead
but Brodha.gan came back
and won the game 13-11.
Home runs' made by
Debbie Bennewies, Ruthann
Eckert, and Norma Dietz.
Triple's runs made - by
Marilyn Osborn and
Geraldine Siemon
Walton and Brodhagen
played Monday night at 9:00
in „,„Walton. Brodhagen
undefeated against Walton
wnn 14.11. Brodhagen had
one triple by Ruthann
Eckert. Good batting "was
done by everyone on the
team. Winning pitcher was
Mary Turner with good
pitching in the ninth inning.
Brodhagen will play
"against Walton on
Wednesday night at 9:00 in
Brodhagen.
Naturally speaking
Good pickings!
Exetet. 66 out of 75 birds.
Other scores in "B" class
'were: Bill Weber. Exeter, 62:
Terry Baker, Hensall. 61;
Dan Crcrar.. Hensall. 60:
Brad N;lanti, Hensall. 60:
Stan Kristic. \‘t4itchell.. 58:
Lohse. Ht ,on—lark.
',John Love, 51: Elgin Kipfer.
Dashwood. 50.
Kippen Gun Club Scores
for Monday. August 28
include:
Met: Baskin. Clinton
Stan Crcrar, Hensall
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Bert Mahaffy, , Staffa
Jamie Caldwell, Kippen
Lloyd Vennor,,Hensall
John Anderson. Kippen
Bob Caldwell. Hensall
Terry Baker. Hensall
Grant McGregor, .Kippen
Brad Mann. Hensall
Gary Koehler, Hensall . 19
Terry Caldwell, Hensall 19
Robert McGregor. Kippen 18
Allan Bell, Kippen 17
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(Documentation on request)
The LOOS Club swimming
pocil officially closes •for the
season on Monday, Sept.. 4.
The hours for public
swimming at the pool have
also changed for the Labor
Day Weekend.
On Friday. Sept. 1., the
pool is open • from 1:30 p.m.
to 4:30 p.m. ,and from 6:30
p.m. to 9 p.m. for public
swimming.
On Satuiday, Sept. 2 the
hours -are from 1 p.m. to 5,
p.m. and from 6 p.m. to 8:30
p.m. -
On Sunday, the hours are
from 1 p.m. 'to 5 p.m. and
from 6 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.
On Monday, the final day
the pool is open, public
swimming will be held from
1:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.
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