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Clinton News-Record, 1972-03-02, Page 1818 YARDS TO SERVE YOU . . . AMHERSTBURG 736-2151 KINGSVILLE 733-2341 BELLE RIVER 728-2320 IVAIMMW4SVE 733-2341 COMBER 687-2401 LA SALLE 734-7868 COTTAM 839.4777 OWEN SOUND 376-3181 EXETER 235-1422 RIDGETOWN . 674-5465 GODERICH 524-8321 SOUTHAMPTON 797-3245 GRAND BEND 238-2374 THEDFORD 296-4991 HARROW . 738-2221 WEST LORNE 768-1520 KINCARDINE 396-3403 WOODSLEE 829-2600 IN YOUR CHOICE OF 1/ EMBOSSED WALNUT EMBOSSED ROSIEWOOD4 6 9 V EMBOSSED OAK 110. SUGARTONE, INHEATONE OR MOUNTAINTONE Prefinished Only $ E 9 5 4' x 8' PANELS • IF YOU'RE LOOKING FOR A WIDE SELECTION, COMPETITIVELY PRICED WITH FREE DELIVERY,' REMEMBER - THERE ARE DOZENS OF VARIETIES AT CONKLIN'S Priced From Prefinished OVERLAY PANELS IN ELMWOOD PECAN WOOD TEAK WOOD And ROSE WOOD Beautiful, Rich Finishes in 4' x 8' Sheets. A Great Value at Only AT CONKLIN'S RECENTLY INTRODUCED BUT FAST BECOMING ONE OF OUR MOST POPULAR LINES 4`x8' CALCUTTA TEAK BOMBAY ROSEWOOD GOLDEN OAK SABLE WALNUT Only $6.85 Whr ther you're choosing paneling for your bedroom, kitchen, living room or dent-or for the family room or recreation room, you can be sure Conklin's will have just the right species to make your room come alive with color and excitement ! Everything from deep grain wal- nuts to color matched mahoganys and warm, natural birches . . . from full bodied oaks to colorful cherry patterns. Paneling: the magic material that gives you maintenance-free walls that never need painting ! And there are so many to choose from at Conklin's ! V-Groove With Shadow Line 4' x 8' ANCIENT CHERRY, IMPERIAL OAK, ANTIQUE ELM or TEAK Woo. Grain 4mm EMBOSSED PRINT CONKLIN'S PRICE FOR A 10' x 12' x 7' REC ROOM As Little pecia Purchase! UNFINISHED LAUAN (NOT V-GROOVED) 3' x 7' x Vs" $11.99 Prefinished RUSTIC WALNUT RUSTIC TEAK or INDIA ROSEWOOD 3/16" Thick - 4' by 8' 4mm 4' x 7' EMBOSSED PANELLING IN PECAN AND AVOCADO OAK $6.20 Yes, everything you need to build a 10' x 12' rec room including panelling, floor and ceiling tiles, staples, nails, cement, strapping, trim - even the entrance door. Here's exactly what you get: • 20 Pieces - 2" x3" x7" SPRUCE at 72c each 70 Lineal Ft. - 2" x3" SPRUCE at $10.50 per 100 ft. 20 Pieces - 1" x2" x7" SPRUCE WALL STRAPPING at 21c each 50 Lin. Ft. - 1" x2" SPRUCtINALL STRAPPING at $3.00 per 100 ft. 1 Roll - 250 ft. ALUMINUM FOIL,-type 1, at $4.50 each 11 Sheets - PREF INISHED LAUAN, V-Grooved, Two Coat at $3.99 sheet 140 Lineal Ft. - 1" x2" CEILING STRAPPING at $3.00 per 100 ft. 120 Plain White lh" x12" x12" CEILING TILE at 12'hc ea. 46 Lin. Ft. - 3/4" MAHOGANY QUARTER ROUND at $7.00 per 100 ft. 44'Lin. Ft. - 31/4" MAHOGANY BASEBOARD at $22.00 per 100 ft. 120 VINYL ABESTOS FLOOR TILES, 1/16" x 12" x12" at 13%c each 2 Quarts - ALL PURPOSE TILE CEMENT at $1.65 quart 2 lbs. - 11/4" FINISHING NAILS at 35c lb. "6 lbs. - 3W' ARDOX NAILS at 30c lb. 5 lbs. - 21/4 " ARDOX NAILS at 30c lb. 1 Package - 9/16" STAPLES at $1.35 pkg. 1 Set - 1 x 5 MAHOGANY DOOR JAMB at $8.50 per set 1 Set - 2W' MAHOGANY CASING at $3.40 per set 1 Set - MAHOGANY DOOR STOP at $1.65 per set 1 Pair - 3" x3" BUTTS at 60c pair 1 MAHOGANY DOOR, 2'6" x6'8" x 1 3/8 " at $10.75 each 1 PASSAGE LOCK, No. 1008 at $3.99 each WITHER ME As S Y 1-> r> -ALLL FOR ONLY $161.68 $14.40 7.35 4.20 1.50 4.50 43.89 4.20 15.00 3.22 9.68 16.20 3.30 .70 1.80 1.50 1.35 8.50 3.40 1.65 .60 10.75 3.99 Fresh roast pork makes fine meal This winter is another ideal time to take advantage of the abundant supplies of pork on the market. Can anyone resist that tantalizing aroma of a fresh roast of pork cooking in the oven! When you are buying a roast of pork, remember that it can be enjoyed by nearly everyone in the family. The lean portion of cooked pork contains about the same amount of calories as other meats. It is wise to know that all pork cuts are tender enough to be roasted uncovered in the oven and that you can buy pork roasts in sizes to meet family needs. There are fresh hams which are usually cut into shank or butt ends, loin roasts and shoulder roasts. The loin roasts are the most expensive to buy, and are sold either as bone-in or boneless. Most loin roasts, bone-in, are from the leg or rib end. The center cut, when sold as a roast, is usually boned and two loins are rolled together. The pork shoulder is sold as Boston butt or picnic roasts, or boneless rolled shoulder roasts, At home, handle a pork roast the same as other meats. Keep it refrigerated and use it within two to three days. Before storing the meat, remove the tight plastic wrappings put on by the store and cover the meat loosely with wax paper, Before cooking, season the pork roast by rubbing an herb or spice into the cut surface. The engineer watched horrified from the cab while his heavy diesel locomotive, unable to stop in time, rolled over an 8-year-old boy on the tracks near Timmins and severed both his legs below the knees. Had this accident happened half a century ago-instead of three years ago-Denis Lapalme might have died, or at best been doomed to a wheel chair for life. But today, because of Easter Seals and the Ontario Society for Crippled Children, which is celebrating its 50th anniversary, Denis climbs trees, rides a bicycle, run'§ with his dog, plays hockey, football and baseball and has been returned to the community as an active member. Denis is just one case. There are 14,524 other crippled children across Ontario who need your help and a similar promise of hope through your purchase of Easter Seals during the month of March. This year's goal-an all- time high one-is $1,627,500. It was a snowy day in November, 1922, when a dozen men-some of them physicians and surgeons and others representing 10 service clubs- met at the Prince Edward hotel in Windsor under the auspices of the Rotary Club. After a long discussion the 12 men realized the tremendous number of uncared for cases of crippled children across the province and were appalled. They realized too, the special skills some of them had acquired during World War I in dealing with severe battle casualties, They decided to employ some of the almost miraculous techniques of orthopedic surgery which was then developing rapidly. So they did something positive about it and formed the Ontario Society for Crippled Children. In the first year the 10 service clubs looked after 75 handicapped children. Today 230 service clubs are affiliated with the Society in the tiniest villages and largest cities of Ontario and wherever crippled children need clinics, braces, artificial limbs, wheel chairs, summer camps, cerebral palsy clinks or transportation. As the number of children needing help continued to skyrocket towards today's I4.52-1 case load, service club members Various seasonings, such as sage, thyme, oregano, cloves, dry mustard and garlic convey delicious flavors to the meat, It is recommended by most authorities, that pork roasts be cooked to the well-done stage when the meat will be greyish- white in color. This is an internal temperature of 185 degrees F. on a meat thermometer. Recent pork cookery tests carried out by the Food Advisory Services, Canada Agriculture, Ottawa, show that most people prefer the flavor and tenderness of pork cooked to 185 degrees F although roasts may be cooked to a lower internal temperature of 170 degrees F. Roastpork in a 325 degrees F. oven in an uncovered pan. The following times are based on cooking to an internal temperature of 185 degrees F. If cooked to 170 degrees F., deduct approximately 10 minutes per pound from the roasting time. For 6 to 8 lb. leg roast (shank end, with bone) allow 40 to 45 minutes per pound. For 5 to '7 lb. leg roast (butt end, with bone) allow 45 to 50 minutes per pound. For 4 to 5 lb. loin roast (with bone) allow 30 to 35 minutes per pound. For 4 to 5 lb. loin roast (boneless) allow 40 to 50 minutes per pound. For 4 to 5 lb. shoulder roast (picnic, Boston Butt) allow 45 to 50 minutes per pound. For 3 to 4 lb. shoulder roast (boneless) allow 55 to 65 minutes per pound. such as Kinsmen, Lions, Kiwanis, Rotary, Richelieu and others have raised through the sale of Easter Seals-$20 million since 1947, And now it's no secret, In the past decade, world leaders in the treatment and rehabilitation of handicapped children have flocked in large numbers to the Rumsey Rd. "Mecca", which is the Ontario Crippled Children's Centre. They acknowledge freely that the Ontario Society for Crippled Children's program of treatment and research there is one of the best in the world. In the beginning, the service clubs were the backbone of the infant Society. Today they are more involved than ever. Without them the. Society could not function. As well as backing the Society with generous donations of time, skill and money the year round, service club members begin well before Easter to organize their intensive Easter Seal mailing and publicity programs. Many service club members are medical and orthopedic specialists and several of the clubs they belonged to have initiated the formation of summer camps and clinics in hard-to-get- at places...all to help handicapped children enjoy as normal a life as possible under their -special circumstances. Many of the most pathetic cases of crippled children are discovered in backwoods country by the Society's 37 travelling and specially trained District Nurses. You will not always find this particular brand of nurse in a starched white uniform and driving a shiny car, She often wears a parka, slacks and snow hoots and trudges through Northern Ontario's mud and bush country. Society nurses have travelled on skis, in helicopters and by canoe to reach the crippled child, They can all swing axes and build their own camp fires, too. The nurse acts as liaison between doctor and parents.. Specially trained in the care and treatment of physically handicapped children as well as being a graduate in public health nursing, she interprets the doctor's orders and sees that they are followed. • 50 years of service to crippled children