The Huron Expositor, 1979-12-06, Page 20HE HURON EXPOSITOR, DECEMBER 0, 1979
CHRISTiMAS BUREAU OFFICIALLY OPEN -The Christmas Bureau,:
.under the auspices of Family end Children's Services which is accepting
donations; of toys, and clothing, is, open this Week on the second floor of
Seaforth town hail. Here Mrs. Ruth, Smith of Egmondville arranges some
of the toys which have been donated for needy families in this area,.
Donations can also be dropped off in Christmas Bureau boxes in many
local stores, Local Lions are helping gather the tgys,. (Expositor photo).
A CLOSE. UP VIEW -Two year old Rochelle
blocks, and her sister Deanna, seven months,in
the sleigh behind her had a good view of the:
Santa Clans parade which they attended with
their mom in Seaforth Saturday. (Expositor
Photo).
Act nowt
[nsulc�fii�n.
neean t cast
Your farmhouse can be
kept cozy this winter. at
reduced cost if you act now, ,
"Use insulation to advent-
age in all areas and'. try to.
restrict living: space," ad-
vises Dr, 1).R, Pattie,'. School
of Engineering, University of
Guelph. 'Start with insu,
lating the 'basement. Cover
windows with fiberglass.
batts and then pieces ' of
plywood 'to keep out cold
drafts. Plug any crevice or
hole that allows cold air. to
enter." •
Heat loss cad also be
prevented by insulating the.
attic. "Loose fill insulation is
easy to handle and effective
for this,
Sometimes -it may be pos-
sible to reduce heating costs
by restricting living space for
the winter. A guest room or
vacant bedroom can be,
dosed off temporarily, If the
unheated. rooms surround
the :living area, they will
provide insulation. •
High ceilings in older
homes can be lowered as part
of a modernization program.
Install insulation in the space
above the new ceiling.
Old storm windows may be
ineffective in keeping out a
driving -wind. Dr. Pattie
adv set;
Get ready for the first' Snow
with a new Moto -skis'
snowmobile from '.
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Severin aced atnory
ilaobUee` oti'haad
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in wood 523.00
Yan+eiwa« let **.ions.
suggests making insulated
shutters from plywood and a
layer of styrofoam, especially
for unused rooms. They can
he attached to the inside of
windows, or . hinged shut at
night and opened during the;.
day. Make sure they wedge
tightly into place for maxi-
mum benefit.
"A cheaperteehnigue is to
cover windows and unused
doors with plastic', fixed in
place with masking tape.' The:
plastic can be easily replaced
each year andis an •in-
expensive, temporary way of
blocking out *cold airs"
keep a record of oil
consumption to show ' how
these simple 'stepscan lower
your heating bills this winter.
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tContinued= from Pa. a t2);
Seaforth and Wells: of Bxeter
corona up; strong when
canedupon. The Centenaires
led 1-0 at the endof the first,
Period and, the score
remained the same ;after the
second
In the' thud frame the "l
klaWkS• picked: up an
elbo Wingipenalty at 1:05 and7
at 1:50 Defenceman Dennis
1Neilson scored to give the
'Centenaires the lead. The
Hawks kept plugging away,
and at the 5:30 mark Bryant
Baker scored to cut 'the
Centenaires lead to one goal,
and; spoil McClure's shutout:
bid, Less than two minutes
later the Centenaires got that
goal back and at the twelve
minute point in the period
increased their lead: to three
goals, With only a minute
and twenty-five seconds
retraining the locals put the
game completely out of
reach. with their fifth goal.
Exeter rounded out the game
scoring at. '19:05 as Baker
scored his second goal.
ln. additon to Neilson`s.'
goaL other Centenaire
Zoning Chong
A zoning; change on.
property just south of the
railway tracks on the east
side of Main St. was
approved at an OMB hearing.
here Tuesday, after none of
the four objectors to the
change attended.
The land, now zoned
community commercial, will
change back to highway
commercial, clerk Jim
Crocker said. The area
around it is zoned highway
one time, against the advice.
of the planning board.
The land is owned by Les
Seiler of Seaforth Creamery
Ltd.
Seniors win
at bowling'
Top teams Mary ;Riley,
Grace Pepper, Elmer Town-
send. John Shea,
Top man - John Shea;, 2nd
- Lew Coyne.
commercial and this portion Top lady - Rachel ReihI;
had its zoning changed at 2nd - Mary Riley.
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Dolls= 4.8$
These beautiful softskin dolls can
guarantee a collection of dreams for
any little girl --even at the former
regular price of 55.49.'.
Cookie Stamps V°
Classic stoneware cookiestamps
with traditional ' Canadian designs
•are great stocking sniffers.
Girl's Velour Jumpers
A large assortmentof girls velour
jumpers and dresseswill bring.
• holiday fashion to Christmas day.
Sizes 2-3x rings from 12' 98 to 15.8°
sizes; 4.6x are. 22.0°
Larose: s
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fariety & Gifts
Seaforth
20� Ways to Help in
olving Thatl Gift • Problem
1. Radio Shack for Stereo s & Toys
2. Craig Car Stereos & Speakers
3. Toys & Ganes
4. Plastic Models (Glue & Paints)
5. Large & Small Matchbox Toys
6. Tapes & Records
1. All Famous Brand Chocolates
6. Personalized Coffee Mugs
0: Spoon Racks
10. Wall Plaques
11. Calculators (all prices)
12. York Stereo Systems
i3. Large Selection Tape Cases.
13, Giftware
15, Canuk Pottery
16, Fisher Price Toys
17. All kinds Of Knick-Knacks
18. Brigham Pipes -
1g. Timex Watches
20. Kodak Cameras'
Rade Ihae
Headquarters
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singles going to :Bfly Smith
and, Mark ',Murray.
TAVISTOCK 5
CENTENAIRES 2
The Seaforth ,Centenaires.
dropped their fourth straight
game on Sunday afternoon as.
they were defeated; 5-3 by the
Tavistock Braves,.
Less 0a4100 fans WtR on
Stand for the game.
The game foir the
Centenaires was their first
under new coach Charlie
Akey. Akey was hired itnly A
few hours 'before ;game title
.following the resignation of
Mitch Kennedy. Kennedy
was in his third season as
coach of the Centenaires and
felt he couldn't motivate the
team. '
The Centenaires led 1.0
after the first period and the
two teamswere tied at 2-2
after the second. The Braves
outscored the Centenaires
3.1 in the final frame to
record the Victory. The
Centenaires who are in a
(( f
scoring slump, got goals from
Ron May, Rob Lane and, dig
Anstett,
Tavistock got a two, ;gosi
performance from Paul
Alrecht, and one apiece
from: Jay Cressman, Ted
Gladding, and Rod Zehr.
The Centenaires picked up
twelve penalties, while: Tavi-
stockwere assessed: four.
Dan .McClure was again
outstanding in. the Seaforth.
nets as he kicked out several
point blank drives. He could
not be faulted on any of the
five goals that beat him.
Centensir,, Happeatpg.t
The Win for the Centenaires
was their first since Nov, 4
and their first home victory
;ince October 26th,,
• The Centenaires now hit
the road :for three games.
They travel to Thamesford,
Exeter and Tavistock before
returning home on Sunday,.
December 16 to host the
Lucan Irish.
Since Charlie Akey took
over the coaching reins there
seems to be more. .spfrtf
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Income Tax. Deductable Registered
Retirement Savings Plans and Annuities.
T 'Ineonic Averaging Annuities.
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around the dressing room.
The DMA brothers, lan and
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gement, this weekend. Larry
traitof anO Lean' Nash Ste
.still 04 itOuted list,.
Robert L. Plumsteel
Interiors.
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PRICES LISTED BELOW ARE EFFECTIVE UNTIL DEC. 31st. 1979
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SWEETENED DESSICATED
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450 g size
$1 89
15.9 oz. - 0
OCONUT 45 g Size
RED -GREEN
RASCHINO
CHERRIES.
99
1
12 oz. • - 3'40 ml size
PURE BAKING CHOCOLATE- 12 oz. size
' MiLK.
-: DARK SWEET
UNSWEETENED
BUTTERSCOTCH' OR
PEANUT BUTTER'
CHIPS
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WALNUTS
�;• CHOPPED OR PIECES
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$2.79
$2.99
$3.99
979; '
15.9 oz. - 450 g size
$ 39` • `
12,3 oz - 350 g size
CINNAMON215 g
PAPRIKA -265 g
:POPPY. SEEDS -275 g
POULTRY . SEASONING
SALTED BLANCHED OR
SPANISH
ANU
PRETZEL
STICKS
XMAS NUTS
CASHEWS -200 g
MIXED NUTS 400 g
XMAS CANDIES
VICTORIA MIX -CHRISTMAS
MIX- DELUXE ouMS-
JU TOYS , 650-800g size
CHOCOLATE FLAVOURED
BUDS
WAFERS ,
Crust.
IV) cups flour
1 tbsp. sugar (white)
% cup butter
� Combine flour and sugar. Cut in butter (mealy
i, textured) Press firmly.'i;tito bottom'of.lightly
.40 greased pan. Bake at 350 for 20 minutes.
Paling:.
2 eggs
Iug sugar
cup browns g
1 tsp. vanilla
1' cup shtedded coconut
t/s cup walnuts, chopped
1!'i-• cup glace cherries, snipped
3 Y tbsps. flour
I' 'tsp. baking powder
Pinch of salt.
c
Beat eggs, gradually adding sugar and
vanilla. Sift flour, baking powder. aiid salt
and add to sugar mixture! Add remaining
ingredients. Spread over crust and return to
iii r`. Even (lower to 300i. Bake 25 to 30 minute
s
until top is set and lightly brown'
1)14. AM!SI,ICR
RECIPES OF THE 1VIONTH
Ate
Ifiat
DREAM SLICE ICiNG
14 cup butter •
21/2 cups icing sugar
3 tbsps. cream
Cream butter. Add icing sugar alternately
with cream until Spreading consistency is
reached. Spread over cooled cake.
CHOCOLATE' RUM. BALLS
V} cup butter.
4.4 clip sifted icing sugar
34 cup semi -sweet chocolate chips, •
2 eggs, slightly beaten
pinch' of salt
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2 ' tbsp. dark rum
1.x/4 cup graham wafer crumbs
Combine butter; icing sugar and chocolate
chips in a double boiler. Add' beaten eggs and
'salt. Stir over boiling water until chocolate
melts and mixture thickens and is smooth:
Remove from heat and add rum and ckumbs.
Combine well,
Refrigerate until Mixture is stiff enough' to.
form into balls bout three hours. Shape into
balls and toll in chocolate shot, \nuts or
coconut. Chilluntil firm. Makes 3 dozen. -.
ALMOND SHORTBREA D.S
1 lb. butter
i lb. almonds crushed.
34 cup fruit sugar
4 cups sifted alt purpose flour
1 tsp. vanilla
Mix all ingredients together. You will have to
mould with your hands to mix it well
Bake at'300°F for approx. 10-12 minutes. Roll
in fruit sugar .while still slightly warm.
MAGiC COOKIE BARS
2 cups crushed corn' flakes
3 tbsps. sugar
4.4 cup butter
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11si'x9" pingredients thoroughly and pat into a 9"
an,.
1 :c
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11% cups coconut
1 cup chopped pecans
1 14 oz, can condensed milk
Sprinkle above
dents
over fnst
mixture
in order, then drizzle condensed milk over a11.
Bake at 350° for 30 to 35 minutes. -
BUY BULK AND SAVE
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