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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1971-09-02, Page 8Support Your Rodeo! Schneiders No. 1 Fresh From Hayter Turkey Ranch 12-14 average — Oven Ready Turkey Hens 110.49 ° Colemans Boneless Fully cooked 2'/2 to 3 lb. average Dinner Ham IV Chicken Legs .59 Lean Beef .59 ° Swift's Lazy Maple B acon 1 lb. Vac Pak Blade Steaks ..79 ° Schneiders Vac Pak Red Hots, Regular, or Big Red Wieners .59 ° Special Sliced Back Bacon,,,. Butt 59° lb. Pork Chops or Roast .Mga-S-MARCAVAMASSMOMMiteiterases.jitaMERNMEamr 'ii FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Ontario No. 1 Snowhite CAULIFLOWER ea. 39 1$ Buy of the Week Scott White or Coloured Paper Towels 2a roll pck Nabisco SHREDDED WHEAT 15 oz. Box 39' Chiquita BANANAS Ontario No, 1 Cooking ONIONS Ontario No, 1 POTATOES PEACHES 83 NESTLES QUIK 21b. Box Maple ii1laIIED HAMS 11/2 lb. tin $149 Guaranteed Lean O Red Haven Fresh Daily Heaping 6 qt. Basket The Best 2..29' 10 lb. bag 79' 25 lb. 79' 949 They'll Be Done This Week Mazola COOKING OIL 32 oz bottle 99' C,I.L. GARBAGE BAGS Heavy Duty 2/89' Large 20's Chicken or Pork & Veal SHAKEN BAKE 2% oz. 2/49' Bright's TOMATO JUICE 48 oz, Fancy 3/ 1 _ ui M& Chase & Sandboro COFFEE 1 lb. bag 89' Heinz Tomato SO U P - 10 oz, tin 2127 St. Williams Apple or Raisin al, ion" PIE FILL 19 02. Bee Hive 21b, tin - CORN SYRUP 43 Cut ----- WAX Rite PAPER 391 100' IR efill 33c 2'local. 3/69' Superior BREAD Farm House Cream Pies EllOZEN FOODS 3 1V Banana, Choe., Cocoanut etc. Libbys Fancy Peas or Kernel Corn 4 Pkgs. $100 _1. Phone 235-0212 ROUND UP OF VALUES '12 -1!)2 Fresh vegetables all year round From arden to freezer and kettle Summer at Terrie Baarda's home on Huron Street West, is the time of the Big Freeze, That's when she gathers the produce from her large, bountiful garden all year round. love to garden," says. Terrie, as she packs whole lush tomatoes into the freezer. "Otherwise, I don't think I'd be bothered and stores it in her deep freezer for the winter. This way she and her husband, Chester and four children enjoy garden-fresh vegetables and fruit +n cup water . Boil leaves in salted water or use frozen ones .direet from freezer. Slowly brown meat and onion in melted shortening. Stir in rice, milk, and seasoning. Remove from beat and shape into -8 bells. Place one in each cabbage leaf And wrap tightly. Fasten with picks. Place rolls into skillet, add soup and tomatoes, mix in the water. Cover and cook for 30 minutes at low -heat. whole tomatoes in this receipe, too. CABBAGE ROLLS 8 cabbage leaves 1 pound of ground lean beef +2. cup chopped onion 4 tablespoons shortening 2 cups cooked drained rice 1 ;2 cup evaporated milk 1 4 tsp. poultry seasoning 1 4. tsp, salt tsp, pepper I can tomato soup, plus three or four frozen or fresh tomatoes freezing and preserving so much. Gardening gives me a good eX- cuse to get outside in the sum- mertime." A glance at her full. freezer tells you her 'excuse' pays off well. Besides the tomatoes, it is well stocked with carrots, corn, broccoli, spinach, beans, sliced cucumbers, peas, beets, cauliflower, endive, cabbage and of course kale, a Dutch specialty. Mrs. Baarda kettle preserves most of her fruit but her freezer holds red and black currants from her garden as well as rhubarb, strawberries and raspberries, all frozen at the peak of their production and maturity. Terrie reports the whole tomatoes are great for stews, soup and tomato sauce for chili con came, macaroni or spaghetti. Just slip the tomato under the hot water tap for a moment and presto the skin slides off and it's ready for cooking. She also recommends frozen cucumber salad. Simple to make now, and a delight to the palate in the wintertime, ..,..... HELPING MOM GATHER THE HARVEST from a bountiful garden are Mrs, Chester Baarda's girls, Marilyn and Sandra. The garden has not only yielded fresh vegetables for the table all summer but also produced enough to fill the Baarda freezer with produce that will last through the winter until the next crop. qaizaktedeett ptettta Winter program needed FROZEN CUCUMBER SALAD Grate cucumbers on coarse grater and pack in containers and freeze. Thaw (it takes about a day), drain off access moisture, add salt and pepper to taste. Mix with vegetable oil and a bit of mayonnaise or any dressing you prefer and serve. Mr. & Mrs, Wilfrid Shapton spent last week in Peterborough visiting with Mr. & Mrs, Jack 011en-Bittle and family. They also attended open house for Mr. & Mrs. Walter 011en-Bittle who were celebrating their 50th wedding anniversary. Mrs. Baarda also slightly steams cabbage leaves and packs them in her freezer for cabbage rolls. She often uses her frozen With summer drawing to a close, the fall and winter programs are now being planned for Huronview. Persons or groups who would like to en- tertain the residents for an hour or so during the year are asked to contact Bob Taylor, recreation director. Dick Roorda of Clinton Christian Reform Church led the song service held in the auditorium Sunday evening. Several visitors along with a good attendance of residents gathered in the auditorium on Monday afternoon for old time music and dancing and a sing-a- long. Miss Della Peart, Norman Speir, and Jerry Collins supplied the music. Due to the inclement weather SOME THINGS ARE BETTER KETTLE PRESERVED than frozen says Mrs. Baarda. She cans most of her fruit and makes enough jam, jelly and pickles to see the family through the winter. T-A photo the bus trip scheduled for Wednesday was postponed for one week, The afternoon was spent playing several table games. Russell and Dorothy Sewars of Teeswater, who are entertaining in the area during July and August, provided an hour of music on Thursday Family Night. The program which in- cluded several familiar songs was enjoyed by the residents who joined together in applause to the young couple. The band concerts which have been held on the lawn during the summer have been successful and it has been decided to arrange to have them again next year. ttttttt tttttt 1.1.1 tttttt U. tttttt 1. lllllllllllll U.. llllll ........ llllllllll .1 lllllllllll M... lllllllll The Correct Support Makes you feel better as well as look better. That's why most women like the entirely different principle of design used in Spencer-Spirella supports. Let your Spencer-Spirella corsetere show you how these foundations can help you. MRS. V. ARMStRONG 89 ANNE W. EXETER, ONT. .11111.111111111111111 lllll 111.11111.111111111 lllllllll lllllll 11111.1111.11/ lllll 111.11.11111111.$11 llllll llllll 11111.111.11i WHOLE TOMATOES, corn on the cob, currants, spinach and kale are just a few of the products Mrs. Baarda grows in her own garden and freezes for winter use. 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