The Goderich Signal-Star, 1950-10-12, Page 7Goderich Agent of Insurance 'C ., of , North America
Companies, is ,
ri
North St.
Phone ` 268W
Ijeilo, Ilorelnakers I, The color
of. fall fashionsshould send us
spinning and .'twirling to vie with
nature's colored leaves as they
`dance into nooks and' crannies. •Such
colors as polka orange, minuet grey
and ballet purple seem to make
us happy' anal proud:• •
While preparing meals we. should
bepleased . with our oolbdul fall
vegetables, too—the orange puuap-
kin, the green -grey squash and the
and
other
The. e
' ra
Purple g fieesR s
fall vegetabls acre ,economical In
price Yet high in, food 'v'allLea
CORN AND GREEN PEPPER
MOED
1 cup cooked.'corn ,
1/3 cup chopped green, pepper.
1/3 cup chopped celery
1 ' ,tsp, grated onion
1 tbsp. gelatine
i . Cup' cold water
1/3 cup cooked salad 'dressing
% cup .boiling water
Soak gelatine in cold water. Add
boiling, water and stir until, die-
solie 1, .Chill and add mayonnaise
and salt. When partially set,- add
prepared vegetables. Pour into six
individual greased 'molds and chill
in electric refrigerator. Uumold'
and garnish with parsley.
SAUTED TURNIP
4 cups grated turnip ,,
1// . cup butter
Balt and pepper
-'Cit turnip .in 'Ulf; peel: "and
grate.. Place grated turnip in shal-
low pan. ill" which,,bu,ltei has been
melted. ' Add salt and pepper. Stir
:occasionally and cook, ; covered, for.
about' twenty . minutes. No water'
is needed .for';fresh 'turnips ' using
this' method., -
SCALLOPED ONIONS IN
TOMATO
6 large onions, sliced ' •
3 tbsps. butter, •
3 tbsps. flour
% tsp. salt, •
, . tsp: Pepper'. .
cups .tomato juice
Arrange.. half of onions in mks -
senile, sprinkle with half ;the flour,
salt, and • pepper. Dot with butter.
rinish all ingrealents in a second
layer. Pour on tomato juice. Bake
in, electric oven at 400 degrees for
thirty-five°'to forty minutes. Serves
six.
URGENT' HILITARQY MESSAGESWAIT
for men who can semi
and receive them...
ORIENTAL MARROW
1 vegetable marrow
2 green peppers
3 tbsps butter
,41 a,i,pe teutatoes
1 can: rice .z
1 ' tsp. celery salt
34 'tsp. garlic salt, - •
Prepare marrow by peeling and
cutting into cubes. Soak in salt
water for 'fifteen minutes. Melt,
butter ,ip. a .skillet, add; Fgreen' pepper
;cut lute strips (without seeds) and
the marrow rolled. in, ,flour. Saute
untilr peeled bow n, Add to matoe
s,
canned -rice" and seasonings. ' Cook
ten minutes, • Yield ' about eight
servings, . .
REQUESTED RECIPES ,
CURRIED . VEGETABLE'
(for M$., E. D.). • '
1 cup diced carrots, -cooked,
1 cup diced string. be`hns,. cooked
2 cups cauliflower itowerlets,
cooked 1 �'
1 cup cooked rice
3 tbsps. butter
1 small onion, diced
"1 to• ,2 taps. curry .powder (as
desired)
2% tbsps. flour
1/a ` dp; salt
1% cups tomato juice
1 tsp. Worcestershire sauce
1 cup soft bread crumbs -
Arrange all, thevegetables•-nti,
rice iii layers in a - -..a
easserole: Now
melt the butter and cook the diced
• onion Until golden brown. 'Blend iu
the Curry powder, salt an the ur.
Add tomato juice and 'Wfloorcester
shire sauce, Cook •until thick and.
pour ,over the .vegetg;pfes in •the
crumbs ware broer th 0 -degrees gree s
��eryyruurbs and
'�\��bake at [�d},Q9 Q`�,.tiegre�e(s[
*0011
,faur to six."
BARED TIJP'EIiD TOMATOES
(for Mrs. 4.' C,. T.)
u large tomatoes•
1 cup soft broad crumbs
1 cup miicedam -- p
2 tbsps. minced 'onion ,
1, sweet green;' pepper,, eheppeti
1/,z tap, salt .
1/4 tsp.. pepper "•
I egg•,,,weli. beaten
2 tbsps. melted butter'
Using a grapefruit knife cut
centre but of tomatoes. ' .Sprinkle.
with salt and invert for one-half
hour. Combine Ill, other Ingredients
with some• of , the centre scooped
from the 'tematoes anal then pack
It back into .the tomatoes., ,' Sprinkle
witha r
g ted-, cheese ", .and: bake at.
'400 degrees F. for tweiit '-five kuin-
Utes. 'Serve with broiled bacon as
a luncheon main 'course: Serves
six, '
SALSIFY
slices. Plunge Into boiling salted':
water .to cover. Cook for 'twenty«'
live minutes. Drain. " erve chopped
wifb,. salt, Pepper and plenty of
butter, or serve in large pieces with
cream . sauce.
For smooth • ,traveiling this
Fall 'have your' car checked
over r NGARAGE,at IRVI' S •
A check now ,can` save • cgst)y
repairs later. - - " ,
UTA�m maIminG
with Automatic Hoot Regulator`''
cost dependable heat that tense elan
Here s •td heater that provides the
hurl
Semi -au pmacic, magazine f . Holds 1� e
ach
W.
ofe coalw'eathe. Bur
kns. aIlis e! . all" kind Qf^ 'iltunilao� a.
or anthracite,.coke or brigisetar. S s lei brit
!,41
once, MORNING when. you: •a
jai t _
reinellen.
(let' further detailson it /ram
k.
Edward Coad
ANGLESEA ST
..Cemetery Inscription, Work
Modern. equipment - PrOiript service
Phone 723M, Goderich
r-' 29tf ►
NURSES' ANNUAL "DAA CE
To be, held annually' in the Fall ,
Vr day,: October 20;" 1950
' AT SKY HARBOUR RECREATION HALL
Dancing' 9.30 to 1 to Casa Royal Orchestra,
• with •Lio ial l'horhton
Lunch served ' 'Dress Optional.
Admission: $2.50 couple.'
VLOW FIRST COS
Hard facts, not fancy phrases, 'determine any ear's
value. Study the market carefully, feature by feature
and value by value. Then compare the Chevrolet price
tag with thasof any comparable car. You'll find beyond
doubt that this.. impressive, , powerful, six -passenger
automobile is, the value -leader 'by far•,, .
f• HIGH REPUTATION
T.' Here's convincing proof that throughour,years, Chex-
rolet has earned a reputation. for . unwavering ex- .
cellence! Ina recently conducted coast-to-coast survey.
tativn as the'xuost compelling reason„for Chevrolets
popularity:
• pFor all the power ,you want when you want it, 'with
consistently economical fuel consumption, th'ere's•sno
better ,engine than the highly -improved Chevrolet
-valve-in-head,' with its ultra -efficient new carburetor.
' And that's not all! Many thousands of enthusiastic
'owners wilt' testify that Chevrolet needs foss. main-
tenance, less' servicing 'than any comparable -car:
VCOMPLETE DEPENDABILITY
Built for Canadian driving equirements, reflecting, its
superior craftsmanship in every detail,.. Chevrolet is
further backed by a nationwide organizatoion of -skilled
service and maintenance specialists. No wonder it is
renowned for delivering dependable, trouble-free
performance under all conditions! •
$'MOOERN STYLING
In every ' detail, the new Chevrolet is ,in•• the yeti
forefront of the style parade. Those flowing, grace! it
lines radiate quality from every- angle. 'And don't
forget - its' consistently advanced styling is one
reason why Chevrolet is tops for trade-in value.
V BRILLIANT PERFORMANCE
Just get behind the wheel of a Chevrolet, "and you'll
soon, know the meaning of brilliant performance.. is
cid traffic; on busy highways, on rough back roads,
Chevrolet has the edge- on' all its rivals. And it stays
'at the peak of its performance,,— mile after mile,
%month after month.
�✓. ys4.Er;
^•:}Nh, ...'
Jest A'Or $:••:4:•:••••:••••••••••‘
The Royal Canadian Signals,'is the: nerve
cenitre .of the. nCanndia, ' ,.rniy Active Force.
It ',maintains the • communications systems
without which the army could.not function
or fight in defence of Catnada.'To keep pace
with the expansion of ,the Canadian,'Army
Active force, men are needed now' to train
as Signal Corps operators. .
If you want to help maks: Canada strong
--- to 'takeyour place in the graywing Cana- .
dian' Army—then report today for training
• with the Ito' yaI, Canadian 'Signals. '•on't-
.delay. Canada needs you now!
To enlist you must
There's hip -room, head -room, leg-room..artd room 'to,
spare for six adult passengers in a Chevrolet, The big
doors swing wide to let you in and out without undue
stooping or crouching. And the bigger, more capa-
cious trunk has ample room 'for all your luggage —
and your paspngersn too! "
1. Be •a'Canadien citizen or British svbjOtt. '
2. Be between Li and 29 yedrs of age.
3; $,o single. "
4. Meet.'Army Test requirements. I .
5. V'oh, h,,ieor for service anywhere.
i It's best" in, its. class 'for $yling, for
performance, for comfort and for opera -
'tiny, economies-� -L-- yet it costs far less -
0.$
than any comparabke car. Tht's • why.
Chevrolet is first in value!
Let the record speak for itself.! 'in a recent
im artial .surVey conducted amon :thou-
" sands of, motorists, Chevrolet, proved to
be in greater popular demand than any
other care .
No wonder. Canadians buy more Chev-
rolets than any other make of car: They
know that 'Chevrolet, built and proved
N .
in Canada for"Canadians, is Unequalled
at its, price, for comfort, safety, 'lasting
'beauty and all-round dependability.
4-' GREATER SAFETY
From the blueprint stage onward,' ,built-in safety
factors are an integral component of every Chevrolet.
,They immensely strong box girder steel frame
exclusive Certi;Safc hydraulic brakes ,for quick, toe-,
trolle{f stopping ... the ample reserve• of power i`t
the valve -in -head engine all these and, many, other
Chevrolet- features are •designed ' for your protection, '
0-” HIGH TRADE»INVALUE
Records prove that used car buyers as well as new
car • buyers consistently favor Chevrolet over other
.cars. That's because Chevrolet is first in the low -price
field wjath all the qualities of much higher priced can,
and, also 'because • it's renowned for dependable, year-
in, year -out performance. -
Wallis Nouse, Charlotte B Rideau Sts., OTTAWA, Ont.
'No. 5 Persaprll Depoi, Artillery Park; Beget Ste KINGSTON, Onto,
No. 6: Personnel' Depot; Chorley Park,'Douglas Drive, TORONTO, Ont.
Nb. T• Personnel Depot, WoIssley, Barrackf,"Elizabeth Street, LONDON, Ont; ,
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.4a' show that burglars gb after money
av�:iand negotiable secuiies, such as
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have rssue-a special.Money and Securities All -
Risk Policy which immediately reimburses the
lasered for any loss of,ihpney , or securities,
whether caused by. burglary, fire or other mishap
"inside or outside of •the halite, ;stare, office" or ,
factory. The cost"ofkthis4nsurathce is low: '
Ask your Insurance Agent or Broker for particu- .
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Goderich Agent of Insurance 'C ., of , North America
Companies, is ,
ri
North St.
Phone ` 268W
Ijeilo, Ilorelnakers I, The color
of. fall fashionsshould send us
spinning and .'twirling to vie with
nature's colored leaves as they
`dance into nooks and' crannies. •Such
colors as polka orange, minuet grey
and ballet purple seem to make
us happy' anal proud:• •
While preparing meals we. should
bepleased . with our oolbdul fall
vegetables, too—the orange puuap-
kin, the green -grey squash and the
and
other
The. e
' ra
Purple g fieesR s
fall vegetabls acre ,economical In
price Yet high in, food 'v'allLea
CORN AND GREEN PEPPER
MOED
1 cup cooked.'corn ,
1/3 cup chopped green, pepper.
1/3 cup chopped celery
1 ' ,tsp, grated onion
1 tbsp. gelatine
i . Cup' cold water
1/3 cup cooked salad 'dressing
% cup .boiling water
Soak gelatine in cold water. Add
boiling, water and stir until, die-
solie 1, .Chill and add mayonnaise
and salt. When partially set,- add
prepared vegetables. Pour into six
individual greased 'molds and chill
in electric refrigerator. Uumold'
and garnish with parsley.
SAUTED TURNIP
4 cups grated turnip ,,
1// . cup butter
Balt and pepper
-'Cit turnip .in 'Ulf; peel: "and
grate.. Place grated turnip in shal-
low pan. ill" which,,bu,ltei has been
melted. ' Add salt and pepper. Stir
:occasionally and cook, ; covered, for.
about' twenty . minutes. No water'
is needed .for';fresh 'turnips ' using
this' method., -
SCALLOPED ONIONS IN
TOMATO
6 large onions, sliced ' •
3 tbsps. butter, •
3 tbsps. flour
% tsp. salt, •
, . tsp: Pepper'. .
cups .tomato juice
Arrange.. half of onions in mks -
senile, sprinkle with half ;the flour,
salt, and • pepper. Dot with butter.
rinish all ingrealents in a second
layer. Pour on tomato juice. Bake
in, electric oven at 400 degrees for
thirty-five°'to forty minutes. Serves
six.
URGENT' HILITARQY MESSAGESWAIT
for men who can semi
and receive them...
ORIENTAL MARROW
1 vegetable marrow
2 green peppers
3 tbsps butter
,41 a,i,pe teutatoes
1 can: rice .z
1 ' tsp. celery salt
34 'tsp. garlic salt, - •
Prepare marrow by peeling and
cutting into cubes. Soak in salt
water for 'fifteen minutes. Melt,
butter ,ip. a .skillet, add; Fgreen' pepper
;cut lute strips (without seeds) and
the marrow rolled. in, ,flour. Saute
untilr peeled bow n, Add to matoe
s,
canned -rice" and seasonings. ' Cook
ten minutes, • Yield ' about eight
servings, . .
REQUESTED RECIPES ,
CURRIED . VEGETABLE'
(for M$., E. D.). • '
1 cup diced carrots, -cooked,
1 cup diced string. be`hns,. cooked
2 cups cauliflower itowerlets,
cooked 1 �'
1 cup cooked rice
3 tbsps. butter
1 small onion, diced
"1 to• ,2 taps. curry .powder (as
desired)
2% tbsps. flour
1/a ` dp; salt
1% cups tomato juice
1 tsp. Worcestershire sauce
1 cup soft bread crumbs -
Arrange all, thevegetables•-nti,
rice iii layers in a - -..a
easserole: Now
melt the butter and cook the diced
• onion Until golden brown. 'Blend iu
the Curry powder, salt an the ur.
Add tomato juice and 'Wfloorcester
shire sauce, Cook •until thick and.
pour ,over the .vegetg;pfes in •the
crumbs ware broer th 0 -degrees gree s
��eryyruurbs and
'�\��bake at [�d},Q9 Q`�,.tiegre�e(s[
*0011
,faur to six."
BARED TIJP'EIiD TOMATOES
(for Mrs. 4.' C,. T.)
u large tomatoes•
1 cup soft broad crumbs
1 cup miicedam -- p
2 tbsps. minced 'onion ,
1, sweet green;' pepper,, eheppeti
1/,z tap, salt .
1/4 tsp.. pepper "•
I egg•,,,weli. beaten
2 tbsps. melted butter'
Using a grapefruit knife cut
centre but of tomatoes. ' .Sprinkle.
with salt and invert for one-half
hour. Combine Ill, other Ingredients
with some• of , the centre scooped
from the 'tematoes anal then pack
It back into .the tomatoes., ,' Sprinkle
witha r
g ted-, cheese ", .and: bake at.
'400 degrees F. for tweiit '-five kuin-
Utes. 'Serve with broiled bacon as
a luncheon main 'course: Serves
six, '
SALSIFY
slices. Plunge Into boiling salted':
water .to cover. Cook for 'twenty«'
live minutes. Drain. " erve chopped
wifb,. salt, Pepper and plenty of
butter, or serve in large pieces with
cream . sauce.
For smooth • ,traveiling this
Fall 'have your' car checked
over r NGARAGE,at IRVI' S •
A check now ,can` save • cgst)y
repairs later. - - " ,
UTA�m maIminG
with Automatic Hoot Regulator`''
cost dependable heat that tense elan
Here s •td heater that provides the
hurl
Semi -au pmacic, magazine f . Holds 1� e
ach
W.
ofe coalw'eathe. Bur
kns. aIlis e! . all" kind Qf^ 'iltunilao� a.
or anthracite,.coke or brigisetar. S s lei brit
!,41
once, MORNING when. you: •a
jai t _
reinellen.
(let' further detailson it /ram
k.
Edward Coad
ANGLESEA ST
..Cemetery Inscription, Work
Modern. equipment - PrOiript service
Phone 723M, Goderich
r-' 29tf ►
NURSES' ANNUAL "DAA CE
To be, held annually' in the Fall ,
Vr day,: October 20;" 1950
' AT SKY HARBOUR RECREATION HALL
Dancing' 9.30 to 1 to Casa Royal Orchestra,
• with •Lio ial l'horhton
Lunch served ' 'Dress Optional.
Admission: $2.50 couple.'
VLOW FIRST COS
Hard facts, not fancy phrases, 'determine any ear's
value. Study the market carefully, feature by feature
and value by value. Then compare the Chevrolet price
tag with thasof any comparable car. You'll find beyond
doubt that this.. impressive, , powerful, six -passenger
automobile is, the value -leader 'by far•,, .
f• HIGH REPUTATION
T.' Here's convincing proof that throughour,years, Chex-
rolet has earned a reputation. for . unwavering ex- .
cellence! Ina recently conducted coast-to-coast survey.
tativn as the'xuost compelling reason„for Chevrolets
popularity:
• pFor all the power ,you want when you want it, 'with
consistently economical fuel consumption, th'ere's•sno
better ,engine than the highly -improved Chevrolet
-valve-in-head,' with its ultra -efficient new carburetor.
' And that's not all! Many thousands of enthusiastic
'owners wilt' testify that Chevrolet needs foss. main-
tenance, less' servicing 'than any comparable -car:
VCOMPLETE DEPENDABILITY
Built for Canadian driving equirements, reflecting, its
superior craftsmanship in every detail,.. Chevrolet is
further backed by a nationwide organizatoion of -skilled
service and maintenance specialists. No wonder it is
renowned for delivering dependable, trouble-free
performance under all conditions! •
$'MOOERN STYLING
In every ' detail, the new Chevrolet is ,in•• the yeti
forefront of the style parade. Those flowing, grace! it
lines radiate quality from every- angle. 'And don't
forget - its' consistently advanced styling is one
reason why Chevrolet is tops for trade-in value.
V BRILLIANT PERFORMANCE
Just get behind the wheel of a Chevrolet, "and you'll
soon, know the meaning of brilliant performance.. is
cid traffic; on busy highways, on rough back roads,
Chevrolet has the edge- on' all its rivals. And it stays
'at the peak of its performance,,— mile after mile,
%month after month.
�✓. ys4.Er;
^•:}Nh, ...'
Jest A'Or $:••:4:•:••••:••••••••••‘
The Royal Canadian Signals,'is the: nerve
cenitre .of the. nCanndia, ' ,.rniy Active Force.
It ',maintains the • communications systems
without which the army could.not function
or fight in defence of Catnada.'To keep pace
with the expansion of ,the Canadian,'Army
Active force, men are needed now' to train
as Signal Corps operators. .
If you want to help maks: Canada strong
--- to 'takeyour place in the graywing Cana- .
dian' Army—then report today for training
• with the Ito' yaI, Canadian 'Signals. '•on't-
.delay. Canada needs you now!
To enlist you must
There's hip -room, head -room, leg-room..artd room 'to,
spare for six adult passengers in a Chevrolet, The big
doors swing wide to let you in and out without undue
stooping or crouching. And the bigger, more capa-
cious trunk has ample room 'for all your luggage —
and your paspngersn too! "
1. Be •a'Canadien citizen or British svbjOtt. '
2. Be between Li and 29 yedrs of age.
3; $,o single. "
4. Meet.'Army Test requirements. I .
5. V'oh, h,,ieor for service anywhere.
i It's best" in, its. class 'for $yling, for
performance, for comfort and for opera -
'tiny, economies-� -L-- yet it costs far less -
0.$
than any comparabke car. Tht's • why.
Chevrolet is first in value!
Let the record speak for itself.! 'in a recent
im artial .surVey conducted amon :thou-
" sands of, motorists, Chevrolet, proved to
be in greater popular demand than any
other care .
No wonder. Canadians buy more Chev-
rolets than any other make of car: They
know that 'Chevrolet, built and proved
N .
in Canada for"Canadians, is Unequalled
at its, price, for comfort, safety, 'lasting
'beauty and all-round dependability.
4-' GREATER SAFETY
From the blueprint stage onward,' ,built-in safety
factors are an integral component of every Chevrolet.
,They immensely strong box girder steel frame
exclusive Certi;Safc hydraulic brakes ,for quick, toe-,
trolle{f stopping ... the ample reserve• of power i`t
the valve -in -head engine all these and, many, other
Chevrolet- features are •designed ' for your protection, '
0-” HIGH TRADE»INVALUE
Records prove that used car buyers as well as new
car • buyers consistently favor Chevrolet over other
.cars. That's because Chevrolet is first in the low -price
field wjath all the qualities of much higher priced can,
and, also 'because • it's renowned for dependable, year-
in, year -out performance. -
Wallis Nouse, Charlotte B Rideau Sts., OTTAWA, Ont.
'No. 5 Persaprll Depoi, Artillery Park; Beget Ste KINGSTON, Onto,
No. 6: Personnel' Depot; Chorley Park,'Douglas Drive, TORONTO, Ont.
Nb. T• Personnel Depot, WoIssley, Barrackf,"Elizabeth Street, LONDON, Ont; ,
BUILT IN CANADA • PROVED IN CANADA
FOR CANADIANS.y