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Home My WebLink AboutThe Bayfield Bulletin, 1965-10-14, Page 6I BROWNIE'S DRIVE-IN LIMITED CLINTON - ONTARIO NOTE: Box Office opens at 7:30 p.m. First Show at 8 p.m. Bayfield Bulletin, Oct. 14/65, Page 6 BUSHY TALES by ART ELLIOTT BUILDING SUPPLIES and HARDWARE Of All Kinds . . . It's BAYFIELD HARDWARE and LUMBER SAYFIELD Phone 3-R-3 DIRECTORY ONE-STOP SERVICE WESTLAKE'S GARAGE JAC:KAMMER Propprister Mishwey 21 BAYARD swipa GET EXPERT INSTALLATION FROM SPECIALISTS SPECIALS INSURANCE WORK FOR YOU YOUR ESSO FARM AGENT • GASOLINE • FUEL OIL Ask Alm* Our FREE HOME HEAT SERVICE HAROLD BLACK 296 James St —Chutes Phoebe 4E2-3873 B-I-N-G-0 Every Saturday Night Branch 109 Can. Legion Goderich, Ont. 14 Games for $1 00 SUBSTANTIAL JACKPOT LEASING CAN BE MORE ECONOMICAL THAN BORROWING THE MONEY FROM A BANK, CREDIT UNION, ETC., TO BUY THE EQUIPMENT For more details about Leasing or Dairy Credit, write or phone CHARLES R. HARRIS HURON COUNTY AGENT ALLIED FARM SERVICES PHONE MAYFIELD 95 PLUCK THAT DUCK WIT WITH PARAFFIN If you're planning on bag- ging some ducks this fall, there's a new dimension in the clean- ing job ahead. Pull a switch from last sea- son when there were feathers floating all over the house and everyone was commandeered to help get the ducks ready for the freezer -- just follow this quick and easy method: Get a bucket big enough to immerse a duck in it and fill it with boiling water. Throw in a block of paraffin which will melt and float on top of the wa- ter. Now take your duck and remove the wings at the first joint (this eliminates those two small bones which have little meat, anyway). Pull out the tail feathers and ruffle or strip off a few handfuls along the body to loosen them up so the paraffin will penetrate to the skin. Grab the duck by the feet or the head and dunk it in- to the paraffin a couple of times. Then put it under a cold water tap or into a bucket of cold water until the paraffin sets and becomes hard. If you husk the paraffin as you'd husk an ear of corn the paraffin, feathers and all, will come off right down to the skin. To dress the duck, just cut off the head and feet and then split the back with a pair of shears. Pull out the entrails, clip off the tail section with the oil gland, and your duck is ready for eating or freezing. You can re-use the paraffin by putting it back into the boiling water and straining out the feathers from the previous duck. Of course, if you want to save the feathers, this paraffin method can't be used. If you don't need the feathers though, FINK Plumbing IL Heating Ltd Electrical Service ED FINK BILL FINK Mensal! 36 Clinton 482-7682 WEEKEND SHOWS ONLY FRIDAY and SATURDAY October 15-16 — DOUBLE FEATURE — "FATE IS THE HUNTER" GLEN FORD-NANCY KWAN ROD TAYLOR "THE HORROR OF IT ALL" PAT BOONE (Adult Entertainment) Cartoon Hr. & Mrs. R. 'Jeston & their ch- ildren, :Ake & Pat returned to Utica Mich., on Londa.y after s-)ending the weekend -?.ith his uarents, Mr. & His Harold 1:eston. Stop Tulip Blight in Fall FALL IS THE TIME TO STOP TULIP BLIGHT Tulip blight is caused by a fungus which over-winters in the remains of diseased tulips plants in the soil. It may also be introduced into a "clean" tulip bed if diseased bulbs are planted. The disease appears as tiny, yellowish, slightly sunken spots on leaves and stems. The spots may enlarge and merge to- gether, affecting large areas of leaf and stem. Infected flowers have minute whitish or light spots on the petals. These spots enlarge and merge together and turn brown. The whole flower may be blighted after opening and have a bleached appear- ance. On diseased bulbs, spots first appear as tiny dark flecks on the bulb scales. These spots enlarge and merge together, giving a burnt appearance. Bad- ly infected bulbs may fail to bloom or remain stunted. Plant disease-free bulbs. Re- 'move the dry outer scales and examine the bulbs before..plant- ing. Discard any bulbs showing Yellow or brown diseased areas. Choose a sunny, open site with good air circulation for the tulip bed. There is less blight if the tops can dry rapidly af- ter rain and dew. Where tulip blight has been a problem in certain beds, it First Aid Equipment • is advisable to avoid planting in these areas for two years. However, if this is not possible soil sterilization may be at- tempted. Work up the bed so that it is loose and friable to a depth of six inches. Water the bed with a solution consisting of one gallon of commercial for- malin (37% formaldehyde) di- luted with 40 gallons of water. Apply this solution at the rate of i to I gallon per square foot of bed. Cover the area with a tarpaulin, several thicknesses of wet newspaper or plastic sheeting forat least two days. Do not plant the area until the fumes have disappeared. (This may take up to 10 days.) Re-digging the bed will hasten this process. This treatment should be avoided where the chemical may come into con- tact with the roots of perennials, shrubs or grass. Formalin is very irritating to the eyes, nose and skin. Avoid breathing the fumes and do not spill any concentrated liquid on the skin. Terraclor may also be used for soil treatment. Work this chemical into the soil at plant- ing time at rates recommended in the manufacturers' directions SENSIBLE DIET REDUCES HEART DISEASE RISK The Nutrition Committee of the American Heart Association recommends the following pro- gram "as a possible means of lowering the risk of heart at- tack": Eat less animal (saturated) fat. Substitute vegetable oils (such as corn, peanut, cotton- seed, soybean) and other poly- unsaturated fats for animal fats. If overweight, reduce calor- ic intake. Maintain desirable weight when that is achieved. In other words, stick to the diet prescribed by your physician. Make sound food habits a family affair so that all mem- bers of the family will benefit. The association points out that overweight aggravates two conditions -- high blood pres- sure and diabetes -- which raise the risk of coronary heart dis- ease. B. R. ROBINSON FLOORING CONTRACTOR 61 Hamilton St., Goderich Phone 524-8831 FOR SALE A book you won't • want to miss I Huron Historical Notes Vol 1 by the Huron County Hist- orical Sciety. On sale at Apd2rsonls Book Centre. 33 East Street, Goder- ich. We Specialize In Famous CHINESE FOODS And TAKE-OUT Orders ESQUIRE CAFE .The Square 524-9941 GODERICH BABY CIIIB with teething rails,, one dronside,4-nositio adjustable spring, attractive decal, complete rith spr- ing filled mattres and bumper uads.. Only $ 34.95 BABY CATIAG7-- Springtirie Rambler Alltround Canadian carrj.age in useful- ness and nrotoct- ion. Converts to hoodless, bootless stroller... Only ,`2.9.50 Also Specials on Lloyd & Gendron modols... 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