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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1948-05-19, Page 7'N THE " f_ III 'Wei / • iC,...:‘,F41 1'' --roar ummommumminiamanamomommiir HEAR PREMIER GEORGE DREW DISCOS . . "THE PROVINCIAL ELECTION JUNE 7" MONDAY, MAY 24-40:30 - 11 p.m.—CBL 740 FRIDAY, MAY 28— 8:30-9 p.m.—CBL 740 Vote PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE JUNE 7 Published by Ni. Prawn!" cegigtruidlyg POP/ Of Onlinke HOMO( COUNCIL The C..nnetl nett its tiit Clerk''?- Of- fice on May 15th, ace's lino to a- joarnment, the Reece John V in the chair. All nionher, present e\- cepting Councillor Zushrh:N. The min- utes of the last regular ineeting, were read and on motion of Strong v.nd Gowsly were adopted an read. Carried. Moved by Gowdy and Strong that By-law :S:.o. 4 of the Township of Howick for the year 1948 as read the third time be finally passed. Carried. Moved by Strong and Gowdy that the following accounts be paid. Carr- ied. Relief, $91.49; (3. A. Wearring, Ex- change, Express, Registration, etc., 4,87; R. J. Lovell Co. Ltd., Office sup- plies for Treasurer, $12.61; Treasurer County of Huron, Hospitalization RE Austin Ste. Marie, $19.10; Treasurer County of Huron, Hospitalization RE gyrtI6 Newton, $3:35; The Municipal World, Question answered, AO cents; John Hupier, Pox Bounty, $3.00. G. W. Kaake, Fox Bounty, $8.00; County of Bruce General Hospital, Xray •& Cast RE Larry Ste. Marie, $12.50; T. J. Schaefer, Refund Dog Tax, $2.00; P. Dag, Part Salary, $70.00; P. Durst O.A.P., $40.00; P. Durst, Postage, $5.00. Moved by Gowdy and Parrish that the road accounts as approved be paid. Moved by Parrish and -Strong that the Clerk be instructed to prepare a By-law to establish a Community Hall in the Police Village of Pordwich. Carried. Moved by Gowdy and Parrish that We do now adjourn to meet again in Phone 65 [ FoRwat souver CAMERON TAXI "Jim" Cameron Wingham - Ont. 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KEIL, GORRIE Representing-- PILOT INSURANCE COMPANY Wednesday, May 19, 1948 THg WINGHAM ADVANc4,iTIMES- HYDRO HOm F Ecor40 11.1 Y really should have` been at home, but there was something so fascinating about the place that I stayed on and on . . , and darn nearly missed the chores. Of course I couldn't miss the chores .. .. because ... with no hired man . . . you simply have to be on hand There's something comfortable and pleasant about a blacksmith shop. In the summertime you can sit snd look out the front door at the people pass- ing by and in the wintertime when the big, front door is closed it gives an air of friendliness or cosinces, as you might say. I can remember when there 'vas a total of four blacksmith shops in our village. There wasn't anything annat- ural about that. As a plain matter of fact it was natural to have that many in a place the size of the village. People looked with a certain awe and respect on the men who shod the horses of the community. They were for the mcst part, big strapping fel- lows with broad shoulders, hairy chests and they all wore leather ap- rons. That was a badge of their pro- fession, You can still recapture the thrill of the blacksmith shop if you come to our place in the village. You hear the roar and throb of the bellows as the wind gushes in under the pan of coals and then goes gushing up the broad chimney. You hear the strange, half muffled and half metallic ring as the smithy snuggles the shoe down against the bright, hot oeal, You can smell horses ;awl grease and then alylve all the sharp smell of the sowehed hoof as he places the glowimi hot sh ,is against it, There are smells too ... awl I .ne,tn the smells you can hardly identify . , . . like the smell of harness nil and? sweaty blankets and W ,o1;1 shav- ings . . . and :..) on. There are amells . . . . like the smell of blba,,:e., jr, ins ; the pipes of the men sitting an amd .. • , and the sounds that eoon int- your ' ears ... like the sounds of the .lane of hammer on iron . . . tw. -ii the h.,,a and one , is the, an il . . . and the net.- vous shuffle and 0.pvetant -,ta mp of ,t 4.e in the star,. and ite • gushing roar of the bl, Aver in tl,t, i forge.. , . and the hissino Lull 1.i...titt... of Init ir,.ii as it hits the water. Blacksmith shops are pl:wes ,s in- terest and delight. I 'Ave our smithy doesn't „.,et a 1,,as primp. S-tnehow , .r l other the sounds Alt:VAX:A t.' a ...a....a. iline twin!. 4.A fit int.• the pattern of sound at a real Is•Atu-4. ,ts' LS' 6 AlstR..4s blacksmith she,p, You'll get Much better performance with economy from Chevrolet's world's champion Valve-in-}lead engine. It has The finest record of dependability of any auto- motive power plarsit And Valve-ia- Head Engines tire ,e xclusive to Chev- rolet dna more ettpentiveztutomobilek Hello Homemakers! The asparagus shoots springing from the earth look so good we wish we could eat 'them raw. It has been a long time since we tossed our own garden greens together into a salad bowl. However, one thing we can do is cook and chill the aspar- agus tips to serve marinated, with po- tato salad or jellied vegetables. To "marinate" leave the cooked vegetable (in this case) for an hour in French dressing or seasoned vinegar and salad oil. JELLIED ASPARAGUS SALAD 2 tbsps. gelatine, 112 cup cold water, 112 cup vinegar, 2 cups boil- water, 113 cup sugar, 1 tsp. salt, 1 pound fresh cooked asparagus, 112 cup *sliced olives, lettuce, celery curls, Soak gelatine in cold water for gfi minutes, Add vinegar, boiling water, sugare and salt and dissolve. Chill slightly thickened. Pour a small amount into moistened or oiled mould or individual moulds, Chill until firm, Arrange asparagus tips in the mould attractively with sliced olives, Pour in remaining gelatine mixture and chill thoroughly until firm, Unrnould to Ware on crisp lettuce, Garnish with watercress and celery curls. Serve with mayonnaise. Yield: 6 servings. CREAM OF ASPARAGUS SOUP If fresh asparagus is used, wash and cook standing upright in a deep sauce- pan or bottom of a double ;boiler, covered with upper part or deep saucepan, so that stalks of asparagus are thoroughly cooked until tips are steamed until tender. Remove tips and reserve them. Place asparagus stalks, onion and celery in chicken stock and simmer for 112 hour. Rub through a sieve. Combine butter, flour, season- ings and cream as in Basic Recipe for Making Cream Soups. Add asparagus stock. Heat in a double boiler. When hot add the asparagus tips, Yield: 6 servings. CHEESE ASPARAGUS Dip asparagus tips or stalks in thick white sauce, then in grated cheese, roll in bread crumbs, dip in beaten egg and then in bread crumbs. Bake in electric oven at 375 degrees until golden brown. TAKE A TIP 1, Add asparagus to cream sauce rather than sauce to asparagus to prevent curdling. 2. To prevent lumps forming in a cream sauce mix the flour with enough cold milk to make a smooth paste and stir hot milk constantly while you add the thin paste slow.y. 3. Crisp the crackers for soup. Place them on a baking sheet and heat until lightly browned. 4. Croutons are favorite accompani- ments for soup. Cut stale bread crumbs in half-inch slices, then cube. Place in a baking pan and brown in a hot electric oven. * THE SUGGESTION BOX Mrs. B. J. W. Suggests: (1) Keep a pair of nutcrackers in the kitchen drawer to unscrew bottle caps. (2) Flour pieces of meat lightly be- fore you put them into food chopper. This prevents the grinder from clog- ging. (3) Use a thick paste of cornstarch and water to remove grease spots from wallpaper. Brush it off gently when dry. Mrs, T, M. suggests; (1) To clean nickel scrub with soapy water then apply whiting with a cloth dampened with ammonia water. Let dry and rub. (2) Wash a floor mop in warm wat- er with a little turpentine. This will cut the wax. Mrs. J, X. Suggests; (1) To stiffen organdy curtains, veils and scrim doil- ies use gum arable, Pour 1 quart of boiling water over 114 lb. gum arabic and let stand until dissolved. Strain through a cheesecloth and pour into a bottle, Use from 1 to 3 tablespoons to 1 cup of water, NOTE: When buying gum arabic from the drug store ask for white crystals as yellow ones tend to stain, * * Anne Allan invites you to write to her clo The Wingham Advance-Times, Send in your suggestions on home- making problems and watch this col- umn for replies. PHIL OSIFER OF LAZY MEADOWS By Harry J. Boyle I spent this afternoon in the black- smith shop at the village. By rights, I 16 No business tan afford to face tiskg which should be covered by insur- ance. Let us analyse your needs, explain how insurance can 'protect your business front loss in many ways and mango plan. sled Pilot policies to Corer all eventualities. We write Pilot itusoraute to cover sot. acted thkis in Automobile, Fire, Porsoual Property Floater. 'Burglary, Cargo, lilts* tor, Teams, Plate Clam, General and Pub. lie Liability, Fidelity and Surety Bonds. Ve.4oted 113.40p. Caztve.,xee-A,2"— 4 CHESTERFIELDS CHAIRS, SOFA BEDS, ANTIQUES RE-COVERED GIBSON'S UPHOLSTERING and REPAIR SHOP Phone 260 Maple St. Wingham 5th, or at the call of the Reeve. the Clerk's Office, Gotrie, on June Carried. P. L. Durst, John Winter Clerk. Reeve Low Rail Fares Announced Reduced rail fares for holiday travel between all stations in Canada and to certain border points in the United States during the Victoria Day week- end is allowed on both the CPR and CNR railways. Tickets will be sold at the normal one way fare plus one third, and will be honoured going from noon, standard time, Friday, May 21, until 2.00 p.m. standard time, Mon- day, May 24th. On the return trip, ........ .... .... You'll find that new front-end styling— new calars—aew and even more luxurious interiors add still further to the Bit•Car beauty of Chevrolet's Bodies by Fisher, they're the world's finest bodies, found only on Chevrolet'and higher-priced tars. • 'You and your family 8v111 leave Big-Car safety, too. for 'Chevrolet brings you The three-fold protection of fisher Unisteel tody-construtiion, thb Knee-Action and Positive Action Hydraulic Brakes— another combination of features found Only in Chevrolet and more costly cars, WINGHAM MOTORS Yes, from one end of the country to the other, public enthusiasm for the new 1948 'Chevrolet points to a great public conviction that CHEVROLET AND ONLY CHEVROLET iS FIRST in *11-round value as in popularity. More people drive Chevrolets, according to official registrations and more people want Chevrolets, according to seven independent surveys than any other make of car. You'll understand why when you see this newer, smarter, finer Chevrolet for 1 48. Your own judgment will tell you that it gives more value .* . that it alone offers BIG-CAR QuAtirt AT LOWEST COST! A 'PROM) T OP OFNERAL MOIrOk5 As you know, 'Public demand for new 1948 Chevrolets Is at the highest level in all Chev- role history. For that reason; we urge'you le keep your present car in good sunning condition, pending' elivery of year new Chev- valet, Come in, get skilled, dependable se0 Vice, now and at'regular intervals, d.raol Telephone 139 MCI CAONURSTBEALNEss