Times-Advocate, 1980-10-08, Page 25APARTMENTS FOR RENT
Extra Large Luxury Apartments
Carling Street - Exeter
Within Walking Distance of.
Shopping Area
2 bedroom apartments
Immediate Occupancy
Laragh Corporation Ltd.
PHONE 235-0141'
Auction Sale
for Huron County Board of Education at
South Huron High School, Exeter
Wed., October 22, 1980
6:30 p.m. sharp
of Commercial and office equipment, kitchen
and food services equipment, technical and
shop equipment, sewing machines and arise
items.
Complete listing in next weeks edition.
Auctioneer Norm Whiting
For further information phone, Exeter 235-1964.
16 For Sale
1974 1814 FT. Sunset .travel
trailer, sleeps sibt stove and
fridge., rolluP awning end RTV
antenna. Also 9.12 aluMinorn
Storage shed and 'large patio
stones. To be sold as a package
or will sell trailer separately. Can
be seen at the Old HomeStead
Trailer Park, Hayfield on Lot 3
or phone .Zurich 236-4693 after
5, Reasonable price for quick
sale. 41:42c
1 USED Westinghouse 2 door
frost free fridge. 1 wagon rack
471046' with back rack, Zurich
262-6208. Ne Sunday
.calls, 41:42c
ROLLER CHAIN for
agriculture. 10 ft. no, 50 $24.30.
10 ft. no. 60 532.25, Jim's
Machine Shop, Hensel!, 262-
2711. 41-44c
16 For Sole
ONE PAIR of used royal We
hockey pants size 36, and lpr. of
knee and shin pads. $20.00 or
best offer, Phone 235-0327, 41x
ACORN. Fireplace burnt orange
with pipe,. $75.00 Kenmore
humidifier, good condition
$65.00. 235,0413 after 6
p.m• 41:42e
FIREWOOD large quantity of
dry mixed maple split $25.00 a
cord 4x8x1 picked tip. Phone
cliff Cook 225-2565. 41c
ONE COMPLETE het water
Package boiler, Phone 235,
2741, 41t
APPLES- Macs, Cortlands,
German Prune Plums, in your
Containers. W. Mousseau. 21/3
miles west of Hensall. 236-
4110. 41c
STORAGE SPACE
AVAILABLE
9000 sq. ft. in new bldg.
available in two weeks
Further Information
Phone Jack Taylor
229-6472 after 6 p.m.
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PINERY AUCTION BARN
On Highway 21, 1 mile north of the Pinery
Provincial Park, 4 miles south of Grand Bend
Iselling for the estate of the late Wes Oliver of
i Thedford, Ontario Household effects and vehicle.
Saturday, October 11, at 1 P.M.
CAR: 1969 Plymouth Fury - Excellent running condi-
tion.
HOUSEHOLD ITEMS: chesterfield, 24" Mcleary
avoc. stove, 3 piece bedroom suite (new box
springs), davenport, platform rocker, end tables,
lamps, mirrors, knick knack shelves, large braided
oval rug, scatter rugs, planters, electric broom,
clocks, dishes, pots and pans, heater, 20" fan, picnic
table, garden tools, tires, lawn mower, bicycle,
ladder, wheelbarrow, hand tools, etc.
ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES: pine blanket box, 4
old quilts, chest of drawers, hall tree, pictures, etc.
A sale well worth your attendance.
VIEWING: from 12 noon day of the sale.
TERMS: Cash or cheque with proper 1.0.
ANNOUNCEMENT: large antique auction on Sun-
day, October 19 at 1 P.M. at the Pinery Auction
barn,
YOUR AUCTIONEER
Pat Lyon
Phone 243-2713
No property removed until settled for. Not responsi-
ble for accidents.
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a,z-amed, WarLonrafe.,
Mensal, Area farm
Offered by
Public Auction
We tire pleased to offer by Public Auction 97 acres
of Huron County No. 1 soil in a 3900 heat unit area
with an average rainfall of 36" per year. Level land,
suitably tiled, corner farm, municial drainage out-
lets, no buildings. Lands located 33a miles north of
Hensoll on Hwy. # 4, and 1 1/4 miles east.
Sole Time: November 1st at 1:15 p.m. at the location
- Lot 21,'Concessioe 3, Tuckersmith Township.
Selling sublet to reasonable reserve.,
Financing available - for viewing phone Rathwell &
Associates. 527-1458.
Proprietor - Mr, & Mrs. Howard Daymon
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AUCTIONEERS, LIOUIDATORS. APRRAISeRS
/1 MAIN ST.. 8E/WORTH, ONTARIO NOK IVVO
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16 For Sale
20 Pr operty For Rent
GENERAL ELECTRIC 74"
white range. Kelvinator fridge
across top freezer, magnetic
00,515,00 each. 2354518. 41*
WOOD . good hard firewood.
Phone 234-6274. 41-48c
60 FOOT mobile home, 3
bedroom, electric heat, 4344510
or43440749. 41:42c
PREFER elderly couple for new
home at Port Franks.
Reasonable rent. 245-3184, 41c
UNFURNISHED 1 and 2
bedroom apartments, heated,
Art.Geiser, 235-2754. 411'
2-3 BEDROOM apartment, new
cupboards, Lam, utilities extra,
434,1516 or 434,-0749. 41:42c
2 BEDROOM apartment in
Lucan. Fridge and stove
included Available immediately,
Phone 2274254 or 2274312. 41t
SIMCQE STREET.
Townhouses for lease, 3
bedroom, living room, dining
room, kitchen, full basement, 11/2
baths, cable TV, electric heat,
broadloom throughout, large
yard, paved driveway, $295 plus
utilities, Call for appointment,
672-7236, Ingersoll 1-485-
2456. 2/ t
WE NOW HAVE Wards/using
space available for lease at Qud
Warehousing, Phone 262-2928
or 262-5768, 151'
LARGE FARM house, 3 miles
North of Dashwood, Pine floors
throughout, Available im-
mediately. $225.00 a month. 438-
8240 or 432-4409. 291'
17 Wanted To Buy
CATTLE - we pay good price for
recently injured unthrifty cattle,
Easy loading trailer with winch,
Call collect 238-2796 John
AnSerns Gland Bend. 361.
POWER transformer (Spinette)
for RCA Victor radio. 228-
6807. 41e
18 Wanted
KNITTING MACHINE,
Knitmaster or King. Preferable
with attachment for ribbing.
Phone 229-0538, . 40;41*
19 Property For Sale
HOME IN, excellent condition
on large lot north of -Exeter,
Bright modern kitchen, large
family room and many extras.
Phone 262-6020. 40-42*
KIRKTON - 6 acres on paved
road. 21/2 storey red brick home
with 5 bedrooms and bath for
owner plus self contained
apartment which is rented at
$125. per month. Implement
shed 80x25 with workshop also
bank barn about 50x50, Ideal
Property for many uses. Asking
$75,000. Call Jim Rowcliffe, 1-
672-3232 Rowcliffe Real Estate
Limited, Realtor, 256 Oxford
Street, London. 40:41c
PRIVATE SALE - One storey
house in Woodham on no, 23.
highway. Recently decorated
with new roof, new windows.
Insulation, air-tight woodstove
(includes large woodpile) and oil
furnace. Good garden on a large
lot. Mid 20's, Phone 229-6362
Home; 284-2310 Office. 31 t
NEAR GRAND BEND - four
bedroom bi-Ievel broadloom,
two full bathrooms. Finished rec
room, garage on 1 1/2 acres. Phone
1.672-6863 or 238-8907. 23t
• ELIZABETH
COURT
in. Hensall
One bedroom available now Oct.
or Nov. 1st $225.00. Featuring
shag carpeting. Kelvinator
appliances, all utilities paid.
For inquiries phone 262-3446 Han-
sa, or4S3-2280 London.
37t
APARTMENT FOR RENT:
Main St. Adults only. $200 a
month. Phone 235-2090 after 7
p.m. 32t
1 BEDROOM apartment cen-
trally located, fridge and stove,
heated. Available Sept, 1 . Phone
235-2087 after 6:30. ' 32 -t
AVAILABLE immediately 1
bedroom apartment, centrally
located in Zurich, 236-4320 or
236-4592. 36t
3 BEDROOM townhouse on
Simcoe St. Available immediate-
ly. Phone 235-2393. 36t
UNFURNISHED 1 bedroom
apartment, heated. Art Geiser
235-2754. 38'1
3 BEDROOM farm home close
to Hensall. Completely redone
with wall to wall carpeting.
Phone 262-2928 or 262-5768. 39t
3 BEDROOM apartment, with
dining room and playroom, elec-
tric heat on Main St., Exeter.
235-0141. 39t
4 BEDROOM home, t block
from Main St. Deter. Phone
235-0141 or 235-2203. 39t
2-1 BEDROOM apartments
with electric heat on Main St.
Stove and fridge included,
$150.00 per month. Phone 235-
0141. 39t
4 BEDROOM farm house and
bam west of Zurich. Nice sur-
roundings. Available Nov. 15.
For more information call 262-
5708. 39-41c
FOR RENT 3
bedroom apt. Dining room,
carpeted throughout. Over 1,000
sq, ft. of floor space. 262-
2530. 40f
HOUSE ON Hwy. 21 (north).
Phone 236-4749. 40-45c
MEDIUM SIZED store with
bright cheery living quarters,
good main street location, centre
of town. Reasonable rent. Hen-
sal 1262-3205.
40-43c
3 BEDROOM House, 2 baths
fridge and stove. 234-6786. 40t
3 BEDROOM farm house; 8
miles east of Exeter on Hwy.,
available October 1. Phone 229-
8804. 41:42c
ILDERTON
New 2 storey brick and
aluminum 3 bedroom, separate
dining room. Your own choice
of floor coverings $79,900,00
BRINSLEY
2 yrs. young. Raised ranch. 3
bedrooms, open concept, living,
dining and kitchen. Mature treed
1/2 acre lot. $51,900.00.
Call ANN HEARD
673-6091 or 293-3147
CANADA TRUST REALTOR
41c
VERY DESIRABLE- 1 owner
home on large property in
Zurich. 3 bedrooms, living room,
dining room with bay window,
1 1/2 bath, den and summer room.
For further information call
collect 1-519-471-3771. 41:42c
20 Property For Rent
WINTERIZED cottage on
a highway near St. Josephls.
Available immediately. Phone
235-0256. 41c
NEW IMPLEMENT sheds
46513'x37.0' and 40'x48'. Large doors.
Near Kirkton. Phone 229-
41c
GRAND BEND - 3 bedroom
winterized cottage. By week or
month. All comforts. Phone 483-
1260 or 238-2172 (weekends).41f
LARGE UPSTAIRS 1 bedroom
apartment. Phone 235-1706
evenings. 41t
DOUBLE WIDE house trailer.
Available Nov. 1st on Hwy. 4
near Hensall. 262-5628, 41c
HEATED 1 bedroom ground
level, central location. Available
Nov. 1. Partially furnished,
heated I bedroom apartment
above Canadian Tire. Phone
235-1497 or 2354451. 411-
ONE STOREY 2 bedroom farm house, Centralia • Mount
Carmel area. 234-6253. 41:42c
GRAND BEND - large 4
bedroom house, furnished or
unfurnished. $200.00. Phone 2-
885-3256, 4If
21 For Rent
STORE YOUR boat or car for
the winter, good, clean, dry
building. Phone 238-8382. 40t
PLYWOOD FORMS, wedges,
portable cement mixer, power
trowels, wheelbarrows, etc.
Form ties stocked. Call N,J.
Corriveau,Zurich 236-4954. 18t I
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Auction Sale
of real estate, implements, furniture
and miscellaneous
to be sold by public auction for Mr. Aaron
Gingerich 1 1/4 miles west then 1 1/2 miles north
of Zurich on the Bronson Line on
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Saturday, October 18 at 12:30
IMPLEMENTS: 9 1/2 ' George White cultivator with 3
Tractor.
chisel plow, 5 section diamond harrows, and garden
pt. hitch, Allis Chalmers 3 furrow plow 3 pt. hitch, 95
bu. New Idea manure spreader; Mohawk 7 tooth
FURNITURE: Antique pine writing desk, McClary 9
cu. ft refrigerator, McClary 4 burner electric stove, 1
double bed with springs and mattress, dresser, war-
drobe, 5 kitchen chairs, antique water stand, oc-
casional Chair, studio couch, kitchen table and 4
chairs.
MISCELLANEOUS: power lawn mower, extension
ladder, step ladder, rotary hog feeder, chicken
feeder, onion crates, windows, cedar posts, hand
tools, garden tools, etc. etc.
REAL ESTATE: The property consists of 5 acres of
land on which is built a white brick home with six
rooms. 3 rooms upstairs, 3 rooms downstairs plus a 3
pc. bath. Ample water supplied by a spring fed
well. Hot and cold water on tap, automatic oil fur-
nace. Additional buildings on the property is a nice
sited barn, approx. 36 x 40,
This property is ideal for any couple in their years of
semi retirement or anyone looking for a property this
site. These 5 acre properties are hard to find. This is
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your opportunity, Plan to attend. Terms on contents
cash with no reserve. Terms on property 10% down
day of sale, balance in 30 days.
The property will be offered subject to tt low reserve
bid however the proprietor wants to reserve the right Ere:
to accept the highest offer according to his ap-
L-S• proval. .TE
Proprietor Aaron Gingerich
Auctioneer .
CLINT JANTZI
576.9446 Kitchener
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Auction Sale
of Household Furnishings, Antiques and
Misc. Items on
Sat., Oct. 18, 1 P.M. sharp
for Mr. Roy Webber, 199 Main St., South exeter, .0n t,
HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS: 8 pc. dining room
suite, Electrohome colour T.V., chesterfield and chair,
platform rocker, 2 arm chairs, floor and table and
pole lamps, foot stools, 5 pc. bedroom suite with box
and mattress, 39" x 48" bed box and mattress, roll-
a-way bed, 2 large wardrobes, 2 cedar chests, drop
leaf table, mirrors, pictures and frames, large card
tables, 6 x 9 rug, record cabinet, odd chairs, step
stool, Westinghouse refrigerator, Moffat range,
G.E. deep freeze, wrin ger washer, radio, fans, por-
table record player and speakers, electric can
opener, iron and tea kettle, ands table and chairs
and cupboord, dinner china for 12, cups and
saucers, odd dishes, pots and pans, stainless steel
flatware for 12, with chest, linens and blankets, lawn
chairs, electric lawn mower, step ladders, hand and
garden tools, rope, extension cords, emery and
heavy fable for power toots, several other items,
ANTIQUES AND COLLECTIBLES: Buffet and china
cabinet, cherry drop leaf harvest table, 2 wooden
rockers with spindles, Boston rocker, 2 dressers,
parlor table, magazine rack, smoke stand, Singer
sewing machine, radio, record cabinet, set of 4
chairs, press back arm chair, old trunk, oil lamps,
finger lamp, pitcher, bowl, chamber and lid, (excep-
tional set), some depression glass, press glass, flo-
blue, wedgewood, 40 pc. set of dishes, iron fry parr,
,,liniature sod iron & handle, copper boiler, crocks
and jugs, coal oil lanterns, many other items.
AUCTIONEER
NORM WHITING
Phone Exeter 2351964
STOCKER SALE
1000 Head
at 1:00 p.m.
HENSALL LIVESTOCK SALES LTD.
on
Sat., Oct. 18
Consisting of: Steers, Heifers and Calves.
Victor Hargreaves (519) 482-7511 Clinton
Barry Miller (519) 235-2717 Exeter
or 229-6205 Kirkton
Doug Carruthers 237.3734 (Dashwood)
Greg Hargreaves 262-2619 (Hensoll)
AUCTIONEERI: Larry Gardiner
Radoee Vdmoriezies
Hensall Property
To Be Sold By
Public Auction
We have been instructed by the Executors of the
Estate of Mrs. Robert Simpson to offer by Public Auc-
tion: The Simpson house located at the main corner
of No. 4 Hwy. and Main Street in the village of Hen-
sel! on Saturday October 18, at 10:30 at the loca-
tion.
Attractive 2 storey solid brick structure com-
plemented with a country kitchen, dining, formal
ing room, private library, with a potential office or
family all on moin floor, with 3 spacious bedrooms
and a sitting room on upper floor,fecturing full base-
ment, front entrance and Florida room. Desirous cor-
ner lot complimented with mature trees.
Selling subject to reasonable reserve,
For viewing phone RathweU & Associates 527-1458.
eaoe, SLocaziex
AUCTIONEERS, 'LIQUIDATORS, APFR;:,;:;Z:RS
77 MAIN ST. • SEAFORTH. ONTARIO' NOK
527-1458
Auction Sale
of Household Furniture, Antiques and
Misc. Items on
Sat., Oct. 11, 1980 1 p.m. SHARP
1/2 a block north of main corner in Crediton For
Mrs. Emmery Fahrner
HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS — Chesterfield,
chair, recliner chair, arm and tub chair, 2 daven-
ports, footstools, mirrors, goose neck floor and table
lamps, book shelf, Hi-Fl, portable record player, B &
W TV., 8 pc. dining room suite, desk, 2-3 pc.
bedroom suites, nighttable, dresser, chest of
drawers, beds, kitchen cupboard, 2-5 pc. kitchen
suites, 30" electric range, 2 door frost free
refrigerator, 23 cu. ft. deep freeze, 2 washing
machines, electric and wood combination stove, elec-
tric iron, tea kettle, radio, clock, 5 heaters, fan,
several dishes, pots & pans, quilts, blankets, linens,
hooked mats, rugs, childrens books, new wool, hand
& garden tools, step ladders, fishing equipment,
electric emery board, many other items.
ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES — 4 pc. bedroom
suite, dresser, chesterfield, round oak table with
pedestal base, oak parlour table, 2 rocking chairs,
pedestal coffee table, hall free, odd chair, blanket
box, trunk, egg grader, piano, stool, ginger bread
clock, mantle clock, Baby Ben alarm clock, copper
boiler, crocks, wooden pails, dishes, several other
items.
Terms Cash
Norm Whiting
Auctioneer
Phone Exeter 215.1964
Tickets ready
for Blyth events
21 For Rent
FORMAL RENTALS one
of Canada's largest selections.
Agent for Freeman's Formal
Rentals, Syd Silver's and Jeffs of
Sarnia. Bob Swartman Men's
Shope, Deter, 235-0991. <Olt
THE "OLD Town Ball"
auditorium for rentals including
weddings, meetings, banquet
room, lectures, exhibitionS,
films, etc. Kitchen facilities
available. Contact property
manager Bill Pinney 235-
0231. 23t
23 Wonted To Rent
WANTED TO RENT or Buy.
itr?cresca
cash crop land
ei ton. Phone 234-61.3t
sotITHCori PINES, Sarnia,
(lector wishes to rent home for
win ter months (approx. 6
months) for winter recreation.
Weekends only. Write Box
100M, c/o Times Advocate, Ex-
eter, Ontario. 39;40e
26 Legal Notices
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Estate of
Albert. David
Steeper,
late of the Town of Parkhill, in
the County of Middlesex,
Gentleman, who died on or
about the 6th day of August,
1980. Creditors and others hav-
ing claims against the above es-
tate are required to send full par-
ticulars of such claims to the un-
dersigned on or beforb the 15th
day of November, 1980 after
which date the estate assets will
be distributed having regard only
to claims having then been
received,
Raymond, Mann & Gray
Barristers and Solicitors
EXETER, Ontario
' Solicitors for the Executrices
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Eststeof
Ethel Marie
Gill
late of the Village of Grand
Bend, in the County of Lambton
and Province of Ontario,
Widow. CREDITORS AND
OTHERS havin g Claims against
the above Estate are required to
send full particulars of such
Claims to the undersigned on or
before the 1st day of November,
1980, after which date the
Estate's assets will be distributed
having regard only to the Claims
that have than been received,
DATED at Thedford, Ontario
this 3rd of October, 1980,
J. Philip Walden
Barrister and Solicitor
P.O. Box 121
Thedford, Ontario
Solicitor for the Executors
41 :42:43c
Increase grant
Exeter council this week
agreed to increase their
donation towards replacing
some of the Main • Street
Christmas 'decorations,
'Council had., previously
agreed to pay '$150, towards
the replacements, but
decided Monday to boost that
to $500 in view of the fact the
BIA have not agreed to share
the cost this year.
Reeve Ted Wright and
Councillor Lossy Fuller
suggested the businessmen
should pay some of the cost
involved, but it was in-
dicated the BIA is short on
funds.
PUC manager Hugh Davis
had indicated that some of
the decorations would not be
put up due to their poor
condition.
In another festive season
matter council agreed to pay
the cost for employees to
attend the community
Christmas party to be held at
the rec centre on December
6, The price is $8.00 per
person.
Single tickets for all ac-
tivities at the Blyth Centre
for the Arts are MY on sale
through the box office, Those
wishing series tickets can
still get big savings too.
The first big attraction at
the Centre will be The.
Family Brown on October 18
at Memorial Ball. There are
still plenty of good seats left
for this concert by one of
Canada 's top country
groups, Tickets are $7,50 for
this concert,
The Brass Company,A trio
of talented musicians who
combine with music is
coming an November 12,
Reserved seats for this
concert are only $5.
A unique Christmas treat
will be available December
11 when the Huggett Family
brings its Renaissance
Christmas program to
Memorial Hall. Hear "God
Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen",
"The Holly and the Ivy" and
other Christmas carols
performed the way they
would originally have
sounded by one of Canada's
top concert attractions.
Tickets are now on sale at
$7,50.
The world's foremost
contralto, Maureen
Forrester, will appear April
29 in one of her rare concerts
outside the world's music
capitals. Tickets are $7.50.
The lively music of the
theatre will be performed by
The Tapestry Singers, a
collection of eight top-flight
Canadian singers on May 20.
Tickets are $5.
Series tickets for the Brass
Company, The Huggett
Family, Maureen Forrester
and The Tapestry Singers
are still available at the
series price of only $16, a
saving of $9.
Eric Nagler, a folksinger
skilled at informing and
Three cases
heard in court
Only three cases were
heard by Justice of the
Peace Douglas Wedlake who
presided at Exeter court,
Tuesday.
In one of those, Daniel G.
Galloway, RR 1 Crediton,
was fined $128 for careless
driving, arising out of an
accident on August 24 when
his vehicle struck a hydro
pole and broke it off.
The accused claimed the
air shocks on the rear of the
vehicle had locked or broken
just prior to the accident, but
Mr. Wedlake ruled he was
not driving with due care and
consideration.
Galloway was given one
month in which to pay the
fine.
A fine of $65 was levied
against Keith Martin Curry,
Huron Park, whop leaded
guilty to driving a motor
vehicle with other than the
licence issued by the
ministry.
He had removed the plates
from one vehicle to use on
another.
In the other case, Paul R.
Bossenberry, Grand Bend,
was fined $28 for failing to
report a accident inwhich he
was involved on September
20 when he hit a hydra pole.at
5:00 a.m. Damage in the
accident was over $2,000.
entertaining youngsters, will
perform at Memorial Ball on
November 22 at 2. p,m..
Tickets are SOO.
The Lampoon Pup-
-petheatre. will bring its
production, Monkey
Business to .Blyth, on march
14, Tickets are .$2.00, Series
tickets to both children's
events are still available at
.The RCMP $howband will
appear at Memorial 'Hail on
Sunday, November 30 at 2
p.m, Tickets are only $5 far
adults and 41.50; for children
with the proceeds to go to the
Memorial 'Hall building fund.
The box office .is open
Tuesdays and. Wednesdays.
from 9 a.tr4 to 5 p,m. Mail • orders can be sent to Blyth
Centre for the Arts, box 291,
Blyth
.or telephone reser-
vations can be made at 523-
0300 or 523-9636, .
Grapes for
winter dessert
pctober is the month to
enjoy blue grapes as fresh
fruit right off the vine and
also to preserve them, The
blue grape season is short, so
preserving them allows you
to enjoy their superb flavor
all winter long, say the
marketing specialists at the
Ontario Ministry of
Agriculture and Food.
Freezing is an excellent
method for preserving blue
grapes. Blue grapes freeze
easily and then can be used
in recipes requiring fresh
•grapes. They retain their
intense color and flavor and
hold their shape well when
thawed. During winter,
frozen grapes can be used in
any recipe calling for blue
grapes such as, juice, jam,
jell, pie filling, cobblers,
crisps, parfaits or
cheesecakes.
To prepare for freezing,
"wash grapes carefully and
drain well. Remove the
stems and measure the
grapes. Pack them into
freezer containers, label,
(with the date and amount)
and freeze, There is no need
to add sugar to grapes for
freezing because their high
sugar and acid levels act as
natural preservatives,
Grapes'N Yogurt
(makes 3 cups)
• 6-oz container plain yogurt
3 tbsp sugar.
1/2 tsp almond extract
2 1/2 cups washed and stem-
med Ontario blue grapes
2 tbsp blanched, slivered
almonds, toasted
Combine yogurt, sugar and
almond extract. Fold in
grapes, Serve in sherbert
glasses. Top with almonds,
Tim .Advocutik, October :8, 1980
BINGO. Thum, 00.9.,
HURON PARK REC. .CENTRE
21 GAMES
1$ REGULAR
1 JACKPOT
1. SPECIAL
1 SHARE THE
WEALTH
7:30 p.m.
quirky bingos
Consolation $25,00,
ADMISSION $1.00
EXTRA CARDS 2S$. ea.
SHARE THE WEALTH 5 for $1.00.
sponsored by the Optimist Club of Stephen.
No one under 16 years of age will be admitted
Cards 254 a piece iLicense #275 225: