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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1964-11-12, Page 3sit•t•1 EJw u, as t•ta..,t �lglll� • 2I3N®© S vatB IMW1 a 1 1 li SSNI1 L 1 W ©®� 8'-1d MEM M 3 S E I[7i3 ..LNSS S AV'sIZIMIIVINE dVO ©©IMI gUil M Q H S MEM • • • • • • e • • 2 • • a • • r • Lrziiiiimiti 04* 44. af 26 4. filftd ! 84a>i ae11'• 1:0027004109Ie.30 A q . oovelea fi82 Lt&Bnas2wrmeof 16 piddle sTit ThMeos , cord". 18, SRIO 19, gather or father 90 N t 20, Aelmowled0 41 Accept 2429 SB 1qy. 42, Raised marit , Sens We 26. Stitch 29. Cugsrat 81, Thr'eafokl 83. Placa 84, Looks at 36- Llahk rola 87. Room divider -82 Narnlw'roada_ 89, Ares • 42. Toupee .i 48. Mind of metal 44, High Army -rank 48. Profit 49 Meseure'of 50, Vary coold 61. Turkish prince 5,1. Boner maker DOWN r 1.• 2. Reves ewan ncs 8- Fondle 4.'Sugary ^ 5. Prevark4ted • tel : MyMyself 8. Prighten. , inclose. nclose 11. diretuoa ., 16. Compose 'Clatter 17. After awhile 19. Trquser2 20. Eirelamation Of sorrow 21. Preseribed amount 44, Cotton machine 45, Chest bons 46,, High card . 47, A1k2IIgo solution 49. Parent V $glUfo2l.. 4440 8 0 MAW WAWA WARM WM MIME WMM■ WIIIIa2nrr AIRII111 Win 4IaINI MOW= ®INN WIEN WIN■ WWW Cii11l.®I ®III= M W■®■ WWII 11111111111111 WWEMEN WEE WINE WINO WEE MOON Iia WOE V". RECIPE OF THE MONTH By the Ontario Tender Fruit Institute "Buy Canada Choice Canned Fruit" Baked Pears With Marshmallows Quick Oven Ressert 6 Canada Choice Canned Pear Halves 1 tablespoon sugar t -i teaspoon Cinna'mon 1 lemon, sliced paper thin 6 marshmallows. Place drained pear halves in a baking dish with 1/3 cup of their juice. Mix sugar andcin- namon together and sprin- kle over pears. Place a paper -thin slice of lemon on each pear half and a . marshmallow on top . of the lemon slice. Place in a moderately' hot oven (400° F) for about 5 min- utes or until marshmal- lows are delicately brown- ed and pears are heated . through. Serve, immediate- ly, pouring the juice left in the baking pan over the pears. For attractive recipe folder, write to the Ontario Tender Fruit. In- stitute, 241 Food Terminal Building, The Queensway, Toronto 18. WEDDING INVITATIONS THE HURON EXPOSITOR PHONE 141 - — SEAFORTH 1964 RAMBLER 440 CONVERTIBLE 1964 RAMBLER 660 STATION WAGON-- A.T. _ 1964\ AMERICAN 220 1962 FORD FAIRLANE 1961 CHEV. BISCAYNE--6 Cylinder 1959 RAMBLER V-8-L.A.T. ' 1958 FORD SEDAN 1958 FORD STATION WAGON 1958 AMERICAN TWO -DOOR MILLER MOTORS Phone 149 • Seaforth Cars May Be Seen Across the Street. at Huard's Service Station 4 7 17. CONCRETE: or mere e ons rue /on DEMANDS LESS MAINTENANCE • Concrete is a Lifetime Buy! It's fire- and termite proof—yet initial• cost is low. For All Concrete Needs, Call Us! Huron Concrete Supply Limited SEAFORTH -- GODERICH Seaforth 868 W 2 Goderich 524-7361 Here are some novel decorations featuring rosy red apples suggested by the home economists of the Consumer Section, Canada Department of Agriculture. • The apple bouquet makes a perfect centerpiece; arrange apples in your favorite low vase, surround with evergreen and holly. The apple candlesticks are easy to • make --just scoop out a hole in the stem end of the apple, Use different lengths of candles for the tiered effect. The skier takes toothpicks and a little imagination. They used carrots for skis and pickles for -his face. The apple rose makes a delight- ful centerpiece for the hors d'ouvres tray. Starting from the bottom of the apple, peel the apple in a circular motion, making sure not to break the peel, leave peel attached at stem end. Arrange the apple peel in •spiral layers. Dip the "rose" in lemon juice. Apple slices dipped in lemon juice and arranged around a dish of your favorite che'e a dip top off. the decorations. tie FOOD., and FIXIN'S Recipes For the Busy Homemaker "A" IS FOR APPLES "A is for Apples"—appealing and appetizing. The praise of this- popular Canadian fruit can-' not be sung enough. Versatile and delicious, apples fit into any meal of the day. Apples are perfect for lunch boxes and between meal snacks. To get the most for your money, choose apples according to Variety, Grade and Storage Space. ' Variety Choose the variety of apple that suits your needs. Some apples are better for eating, others for cooking. The titost well-known varie- ties are the McIntosh, Delicious, Spy and Cortland. Of course, the McIntosh is our most popular apple. It is an attractive apple deep red in color with excellent flavor and distinctive aroma. Firm and crisp fleshed, it is considered a good all-purpose apple especial- ly popular for dessert use. The Delicious is a bright red apple with the characteristic conical shape narrowing down to five distinctive points at the base. The flesh is white, crisp and juicy. It is an excellent. table apple, The Spy is a medium to large red striped apple with a Yel- low background. It is juicy and 'crisp with a distinctive flayor. It is an exceptionally good cooking apple, good for eating outlof-hand too. - The Cortland- is a large red,' tender and juicy apple. It has a basic yellow undercolor. It is flattended on top. The Cortland is an excellent all-purpose ap- ple. Since it does not brown as rapidly as other varieties, it is ideal for fruit salads. Be adventurous and try as many varieties of apples as are available in your locality. Each variety has something s leeial, to offer, , Grade• Be slire to look for the grade name—a sign of good quality.' The federal government grade most commonly 'found on .the market is Canada Fancy, al- though you may see some Can- ada Commercial or "C", Storage Space Store small quantities of apples in perforated plastic bags in the refrigerator. If you have a cold storage room, you can store Iarger quantities there. Apples keep best stored at 32° F. and 90- per cent' rela- tive humidity. These ideal con- ditions are usually not achieved in most cold storages; however, apples will keep for some time in a cool place if properly stor- ed. To protect the apples front Bruising, wrap in tissue or spe- cial storage wrap and complete- ly cover container with perfor- 1 ALL KINDS of INSURANCE W. E. SOUTHGATE MAIN ST. • SEAFORTH Phone 334 -- Res. 540 49.64 - CANADIAN NATIONAL rnone a.Liy-i,-v ated plastic. 'The home economists df the Consumer Section, Canada De- partment of Agriculture, have -a new tested recipe,' "Apple Gin- gerBread Puddin" far you to try. Apple Gingerbread Pudding Sauce: 1/2 cup sugar 1/6 teaspoon salt 1/4 cup boiling water 2 tablespoons butter 3 cups peeled and sliced apples Batter: 1/4 cup butter 1/4 cup sugar - 1 egg 1/2 cup molasses 11/4 cups sifted all-purpose flour , 3 teaspoon baking soda 14 teaspoon salt • 1/2 teaspoon cinnamon 3 teaspoon ginger 1/8 teaspoon cloves 173 cup hot water. Mix the % cup sugar, salt, boiling water and the 2 table. spoons, butter. Stir until sugar dissolves. Arrange apples In bottom of a greased 8 -inch square oven glassware pan and pour syrup over them. Cool. To make gingerbread, cream remaining butter and sugar. Beat in the egg and molasses, Add sifted dry ingredients and hot water, alternately, a third at .a time. Beat • until smooth after each addition. Pour over the apples and bake -in a. mod- erately slow oven (325° F.) until done, 25 to 30 minutes. Serve warm with honey 'or a honey sauce. WANTED LIVE FOWL Picked up at the farm Top Prices -- Locker Service Available -- Phone 751 J 12 --- Seaforth or 393 J 15 Brussels Ronald Bennett WALTON w'�1445:It it •the +T,9,040er ..eve being abs en ison waas appointed chairman: of t e .me. Uons,� a001404ineludetir Mo e0t . That ,council Pass a Iv* ta' have a munietpai library, erect- ed in the Arena, •not to exeeeft $1,000.00, as a centennial pro- eet. - That assessment un Part. -Lot 41, Con. 8, be reduced $154.00 on the buildings, and assess- Ment on the North Half Lot 34, Con. 6, -be reduced $50.00, on the land. That $8.00 dog tax on the 1961 collectors roll be written Off. Accounts approved for pay - ,Ment included: Roads Hanna, salary $192.95, bills paid $6,07; Alan McBurney, wages $204.95, truck and chain- saw $221:00; W. E. 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