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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1979-06-28, Page 23rea MUEGGE—SI,,i.LS Patricia Jane Sills, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Francis C. .1. Sills of Seaforth and Leonard Jaynes Muegge, son of Mrs. Marie Muegge and the late Gordon. Muegge, were married in a double ring eeremony at St. James Church, Seaforth on. June 23. 'Father ' Pat Gorman of Toronto officiated at the ceremony, Miss Sills was ' given,, in marriage by her parents. The maid of honor was.. Barb. McArthur of Ashton and: the bridesmaids• were Mary Thayer of ;Wyoming and Joan 'Sills of Seaforth. The groomsman was Doug, Scarrow of London and the ushers. avere-_-Arch--,McTavish:'of--Glencoe and-•-Bill---Soldah of_--- •Hensall The guitarist wit la d d t•• th was John' Kinahan and the singers were Klara Kinahan o p ye, u mg '. a ceremony' and Sylvia Stumps from the choir of St. Peter's'Basilica, London. Following the wedding, a reception was held at the Seaforth Golf and Country Club, Guests attended the wedding from East Lansing, Michigan; London; Chatan ; Cambridge; Barrie; Clayburn, British Columbiaand telegrains were received' from family in York, England. The couple will be residing at.17 Beattie Avenue, London. (Photo by Phillips) 12 26 oz. bottles, 24'' in case onstimer : o li an . La BY LISIE GUNBY Supermarkets have been the subject of a great deal of press coverage lately, with pork being found in meat la6elled beef. and Dominion :Food :Stores being fined 51.500 in Provincial Wirt ter MO nxitch fat Intheir hamburger. General rising meat prices make ,an understanding of what you are buying and how you are protected by law .expecially important. The: Food and Dreg Act'noW requires that cutsof meat bear a standard Zabel' .on, the package. The store can add its own, but must display the regulation name as well. In addition to a cut label.:a: packagee of meat, fish or poultry packaged at the retail level must show the date of that, packaging; by thestore. A display sign is Also required to be placed nearby, totell you how long the product can be safely,stored in, your refrigerator. Any, .meat, fish: or poultry that has been, frozen and thawed again before you .buy it, must also indicate that fact. (Label should read Previously. Frozen or Made From Fresh and Frozen Portions.) By glancing at the label or display, ,you can determent whether the meat cornea to you fresh ot, frozen. Buying beef in bulk can be economical.. But remember that there is a difference: between the hanging weight Of the earcass, before the meat is cut, boned and: tnnmed,. and. the .'weight ;after this process, which can reduce the weight by 25 per cent. The store. by law, is required to tell you, if the price per pound of the rneat you buy greater than the advertised price per Pound, You must be informed if the meat is upgraded, and the grade must be identified if the meat is gradedThese requirements• for buying in bulk apply fer, all advertisements for beef ,Qr Meal; weighing 25 pounds or more. Greeedtleef also has regulations governing its sale. Regular ground beef can have :no more than a 30 per cent fat content, medium: ground beef no more than 23 per cent, and lean ground beef no, mere than 17 per cent. Hamburger midst be labelled according to 'its category. If you find yourself questioning, the labelling or lack of it on a product, the Consumer and Corporate Affairs office suggests: that you should first. talk to the retailer, If you are unhappy with the response. they suggest that you write the head office of the store. If you are still not satisTed, ge to a consumer agency. To contact Consumer and Corporate Affairs in London. telephone 679.4032:, The season of warm weather acid picnic Odds•'end by:Elaine Townshend - • The...ummerpeople -One of the bravest of all summer people is the baseball umpire. See himcrouch; see him peerthrough his mask. Even through the face protector, you can tell he's concentrating. See him dodge the little white missile travelling ninety miles an hour. Hear him shout. "Bali one!" See him crouch, watching, waiting. Here it, comes again. See him • raise his arms; hea. t firmly yell, "Strike two!" Watch him ignore the boos on one side and the cheers, on the other. He ' is badgered, bothered, bumped, maybe even bruised. Hear him put: "an end to •the bickering with 'a stern, "Play ball!" Hear him shout without hesitation,' "Strike three! You're out!' If an umpire is, at times, one of the most unpopular summer people, the home run king is one of the most popular ones. Hear the crack of the bat; hear the crowd go wild; watch him nonchalantly Make • his home run, jogaround the bases. Another popular stammer person is, the ,one behind the ice cream's coop«•Watch him expertly scoop and swirl the creamy cold delight; see • his deftfingers dip into the nuts, See him sneak a lick whenhe thinks no: one's ;looking., Yes. a popular person is the king :or queen. of the cone, shake, sundae' and banana split. Perhaps the only happier' person 'is the one who gets to ear -the • delicacies. Another person who's :.always in demand. is the one slaving over the backyard barbecue, Watch hint flip: the hamburg paddies with precision timing; see him seasonthe chicken parts with his secret barbecue sauce; watch himshake the ketchup bottle until his white apron is ,red -striped. Hear him shoo away the pesky people'`' who claim they're starving, f-iear •the sizzle, the pop; smell the aroma; can't you . almost taste the tender hot meat? - Summer people know how to.work hard, how to play hard,, how to takeit easy .and, how toenjoy summer, but kids are `probably the ones who know how to get the most out of summer: • See them stampede for the door .on the last day of school. Hear .them cheer as they lunge toward two' whole months of .summer .freedom- baseball in the park, catch in the backyard; the beach, a swimming`, pool, a lemonade stand in front of their house, bicyle rides, long nights of light, late night TV and . • sleeping in every morning. . Ah...the joys of summer people, kids and adults alike. If you think this column seems:. short or; put together hurriedly, .you're right. The. writer is one those lucky .summer people about to set out on a' summer 'holiday. and I haveto be ready yesterday. THE HURON EXPmIT finis snakes the ,.best 'before" dates, nn products more important than e'er. items such as milli, cream, eggs, bread, Yogurt,. and vacuum-packed sandwich - meals. require a best 'before date. The wnrds"best before" must appear in plain view With the date, unless the manufac- puree ..explains the date elsewhere on the Heres, how to read the months aeco ' riling to a standardized system SA January. FE -February, ,MR -March, Ai. -.April. MA� May, JN•Junc, JL -July, ALI.August, S.E- Septennbcrr OC-9ctaber, NQrNovetnber, and OF -December. If the product. requires special storage considerations, they mtlst else be printed on the label. The durable :life date is used On :eta% foods, with the 'exception of .buttery fresh fruits, and fresh vegetables. if they .have ,a dutshie 'fife of .90 days or .less. Products past tate beet before date meed r►Ptbe r'e�tnoved from the ehelf, ,although, it depends On the product and its condition. The date is designed to: tell, you hew long the product ,can, be expected to retain, its peak oftaste and nutritional value, tt. la a guideline, not a ,guarantee of freSbneSS is an expiry date.• In addition to the best before date and storage instructions, the label must show the product'scommon name, the net quantity, the name and address of the manufacturer or distributor, the size of each serving "lien the number of servings. is, mentioned, artificial flavouring if it has been added,, :find a list of the major ingrediennts,, •by quantity, from largest to smallest,: l-iave a nice Picnic!' Huron, reps to to ceche "La Leche League of Huron County will send - two del- egates to hear; health leaders from around the world: at the Seventh Internationai 'Con- ference of La Leche League, July: 7-9, in Atlanta, Georgia. is Leche League is an international organization which offers information and encouragement to mothers who. want. to' breastfeed their babies: ':'Breastfeeding: The Inter- • national Language of Love" is the theme of this unique Conference, featuring' over 200 speakers with a shared interest in the physical and emotional well-being of Arcti 1' children. Guest speakers will include pediatricians, psych- iatrists, allergists, nutrion- fists and others with part- Sunoco icts expertise in breast- . feeding and related fields:' Joan: Beck, noted author and Seaforth syndicated columnist will iamenlimilseeesememeeempaeormmommoossmiesmssommimemak discuss "Best Beginn"trigs. Anstett Jewellers Ltd. Seaforth all day ee resday 900am.to5:30p.m. for your shopping convenience We new do In store engraving of Silver Trays - Pewter mugs Silver Baby Cups and offer sante day service. A�ST�� •JEL• lT�[J� Box 82 Seaforth 527-1720 it Albert St. 2031 Durham E. 284 Main at, CLINTON ' . WALKERTON EXETER',. 482-3901 881-0122 2354469 Your : Child's Mental Uev` elopintnt," Armond S. 'Gold- man, M.D. will; speak on, 'µimmunological Aspects- of Breastfeeding," Iluron County La Cecile League. has been : active for two years and has one group in and around the area. Informal meetings are held, in members' homes monthly to: acquaint those interested with the physical, psycho]: logical and practical aspects of breastfeeding. Legion dtspiay Helping to mark the Sea- . forth Legion's: SO"th • anniver- sary is a display open to the public in the Legion hall. The display. open Monday will remain open on the weekend. It includes photographs of men and'. women from the community who served in the ONLY ONE NIGHT A YEAR This Night Blooming Cereus, owned by Mrs. Wesley (May) Roe of $eafoi'th, blooms only one night in a year, and is gone by the morning. The flower came out at 9 p.m. Monday night, (Expositor Photo) all week wars, and aheir -uniforms, equipment and rnonientos. The articles have been collec- ted from Legion' members and donated by people in the. community. About. 200 visited. the,ehoiv Sunday evening after the Church Parade and service in Victoria Park, said Frank Phillips, who has been work- ing on the collection shown at the display for five venrc The size of the display has doubled in thatfive years, he said. The display was shown theta at the. Seaforth Centen- nial. George Miller has been promoted to the Sales staff at McLatlglin Motors Ltd. We welcome aih his friends to come in and say: hello to George and. See our large selection of` NOW Cars and Trucks. • GEORGE MILLER, McLAUGHLIN CHEVROLET -OLDS. . 19 HEVROLET- LD . LTD. WE ARE OPEN NIGHTLY UNTIL 9 Friday until s, Sbturdays until ,S -1140 24 Hour Towlrto Sir itte Seaforth BE E dflughtg Or Mr. and Mrs, Alfred Beuerman elf Seaforth graduated June 9th,. 1979 front the University of Wes- tern Ontario with her Beebe - ler of Arta in Physical Education, She is .,a graduate ' of S,D.H.S. and is continuing her education at Morrie College in London. • Pick your owns Strawberries Open 8 a.m Daily Sundays Included Weather permitting NO POTS OR PANS BRING YOUR OWN QUART BOXES 2-4 or QT. BASKETS .quart, boxes can be purchased' County Road 12 to Kippen • First concession after curve, turn left, third fares on right. WATCH FOR SIGNS. RR2 Kippen 262-5878; Established 1816 Mci ILLOP MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY HEAD OFFICE: 10 MAIN ST:, SEAFORTH, ONT. Mrs. Margaret Sharp. Sec. Treas. Ph. 527-0400 FULL COVERAGE Farm; and Urban Properties Fire. 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